Treasurer Denies Accepting Late Offer for Government Lands
A garbled cablegram shows the Treasurer denying a late offer up to ninety for government lands as an alternative to government lands. The message was sent to Governor Carter noted in the executive chamber during the Kahala ditch matter. The Treasurer prepared a reply shortly after.
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Whabington
Otober
Kepothal
Hanobuiut
Deniies
New York
Carter
Repolial
Governor and Treasury Ties Feature in Kohala Matter
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a high level exchange involving Governor, Secretary Carter, and Superintendent Cooper regarding payments and a long line of correspondence with the Treasury and a national bank. The text references federal deposits and bank notes in a Honolulu context with Becre secretary terms garbled.
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Publie Works
Cooper
Car
Ter
Treasury
Candler Cooper
Firae National Bank
National Bank
Feil
Honoula
Reinbor Aeral
Ite
Chamberlain Calls for Free Trade Rebuttal and Bond Security
United States Treasury action permits banks to use four percent and two percent U.S. bonds as security for deposits up to ninety percent, with Territorial bonds treated like U.S. bonds. The measure may boost public works in Hawaii and reduce currency drain, while Mon Joseph Chamberlain outlines opposition to free trade and urges colonial commercial union in Britain.
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London
England
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Kohala Ditch License Hearing With Governor Dole Involved
Draft of Kohala ditch license discussed amid amendments. Governor Dole and officials including A Gete HoH Gehe W C Smith J T McCrowson Pred Wundenvare C Lewis A Thurston Avne Couper Land Commissioner Boyt AF and others attend. A committee representative reads a Hernan form and invites objections as the hearing continues to a page on.
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Dole
A. Gete
Hoh. Gehe
W. C. Smith
J. T. McCrowson
Pred Wundenvare
C Lewis
Ie A. Thurston
Superintens
Thurston
Boner
Thalr Wentimente A.C. Gehr
Isenberg Street Proposed Name Change in City
Superintendent Cooper proposes renaming the street outside the baseball park Isenberg to honor the president of the facehall league. Senator Isenberg approved after Gus Murphy, head of street numbering, consented to the name change.
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Taenberg
Wrarching
Murderous Love Triangle Ends in Double Tragedy
Deputy Sheriff Lane arrives in Koolawion to arrest Onugi for the murder of a woman he loved and whose rivals he pursued. In a jealous chain the man and two lovers attacked the woman at Kahana, the husband and a pursuer join the pursuit, and the trio flee as the woman dies from stab wounds while the suspect and one pursuer near fatal blows. Police are summoned as the killer vows to die soon and seeks no mercy from justice.
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Sherif Lane
Koolawion
Orugs
Ughleet
Hauila
Simi
Murneaki
Jeet
Oruel
Kahuku
Onugi
Kahana
Bug
Cruxt
Acre
Murasaki
Onugl
Sheri Lane
Noway
Beckley Presses Home Rule Critique in Island Rally
F W Beckley condemns tufted conventions and flawed methods by Home Rule leaders. He backs M Keula’s candidacy for county clerk, supports several Republicans, and predicts Republican gains while urging loyal, vigorous campaigning on Koolau side.
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M. K. Nakula
Sonne Young Kulauokalani
F. W. Beckley
Keulna
Alao Jo
Ucket
Koolay
Nourcey
Don't you think you need a stonic
Don’t you think you need a stonic. The ad urges quick self care with a tonic claimed to boost the system at first signs of illness, touting ingredients, safety, and consumer trust as reasons to buy.
Brooks Elected Manager Of Hike Baseball Team
The Hike baseball club held a meeting to plan the next season. Francis M. Brooks was unanimously elected manager and the captaincy was postponed to the next meeting. The team will be kept similar to last season with some new talent. TheElmamean bustnede phrase suggests a bold season ahead as they go into the field to win.
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Francis M. Brooks
Elka
Axtell Wins 5000 From His Accuser In Court
In a Malicious Prosecution case heard before Judge Robinson, J. C. Axtell was awarded 6090 in damages after a forenoon verdict. Hendrick, proprietor of Honolulu Iron Fence Monument Company, had accused Axtell of embezzlement, a claim which was dismissed but led to Axtell's counter suit. The dispute centered on about 600 collected funds and alleged appropriation by Axtell while in Mendrick's employ.
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Hendricks
Mendrick
Hendrick
Axtell
Motion to Annul Jury Verdict in Godfrey Rowland Case
Arthur Wilder of Robertson Wilder appeared for plaintiff while Moeflanahan for defendant. Judge DeRolt denied the motion. Wilder pledged to seek further life actions as he stated plans to kill. the report notes the violent remark though details remain unclear.
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Arthur Wilder
Robertson& Wil
Robber’s Victim in Gritig al State
This morning several new clues to the Moanalua road robbery were added to those secured yesterday. They tally in all particulars and furnish a pretty good description of the Chinese who performed the deed. Tan Kamakaroba, an employee of the Pacific Hardware Company, reported that his wife had seen a suspicious character on their premises yesterday. Continued on page 6.
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Moanalua
Tan Kamakaroba
Pacific Hardware Company
Treasury approves Hawaiian loan bonds at ninety percent value
Secretary of the Treasury Show informed Secretary George A. Carter that he would accept Hawaiian bonds totaling 1,229,000 as security for national bank deposits and circulation up to 90 percent of face value, placing them on par with United bonds.
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United States
Treasury
Thuy
Shaw
National Bank
Tremury
Cooper
Repatkal
Carter
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Treasury
George A. Carter
United Bonds
Explosion at Cocker corn ing distillery kills four
An explosion at the Cocker corn ing distillery today killed four men, injured five, and left two workers missing. The blast wrecked buildings and authorities fear additional mining men may be trapped.
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Eqria, Lil
Cocker Corning
Euing
No Fear of War Interview From Austrian Official
Vienna October 3 An Austrian Embassy official told reporters there is no fear of war. He reiterated confidence in regional stability amid rising tensions and noted ongoing diplomatic efforts by Vienna to preserve peace.
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Vienna
Austria
United States
California court upholds interlocutory divorce decree
The Supreme Court of California sustains the interlocutory decree in divorce proceedings. ACalifornia law required that divorces not be final until one story decree. the court finds the enactment legal. Also included are maritime and weather notes from Kauai with reports of rain and washed-out culverts in Hanaloi valley.
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San Francisco
Cal
Supreme Court of California
California
Court
Waialeaiy
Kauai
Deverill
Woo
Matt
Koloa
Mikabats
Kleele
Theainor Nika
Hanaloi
Hawaii Shipping and Weather Report From Hamakua Coast
The steamer Novau arrived from Hawaii this morning with 652 bags of sugar and 30 packages undries. Reports from Hawaii ports show shipments of 600 bags to 11,900 bags for various interests. Weather along the Hamakua coast is strong onshore with rough seas. A distant royal tale from Dublin references a king using prerogative in a prison pardon scenario.
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Novau
Hawaii
Velock
HS. Co
PB. B. M
H. Co
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Brooks
Hotion Denid
Gritigal Staie
Lavingstone, Fon
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Tureer Storey
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