Fortifications Urged By Congressman For Hawaii
Congressman Brick and the Appropriations Committee push for substantial fortifications in Hawaii. A plan to seek an initial 5 million and later increases aims to shield the islands from foreign invasion. The article notes demographic balance, with Japanese and white populations, and warns of a rising Japanese labor presence and allegiance concerns. A public event announces a reception at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel for local Bulletin girls returning home.
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Aladdins Lamp As Source Of Wealth And Resourcefulness
A fable says wealth comes from perseverance and sound judgment not magic. The message notes that entrusting property to capable managers yields benefits of diligence and prudent management.
Kinney Faction Tension Rises Over Newspaper Shares
Democratic party conflict in Hawaii centers on Kinney faction and Men Nawahi as a row over buyout of shares in Kinney owned newspaper. Mrs Nawahi claims an agreement was not fulfilled and fears independent control by Nawahi and Alohi Alnu followers. Details of actions and medical leave cited.
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Seaside Hop Honors 13th Infantry Officers and Condor Crew
A Saturday evening event at Seaside honors the 13th Infantry officers led by Captain Allert and the German cruiser Condor crew. The famous band of the Tath will perform to celebrate the gathering and guests are invited.
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Hawaii Girls Bound For Portland on Southern California Tour
Honolulu reporters note Hawaii girls complete a Southern California tour that extended beyond plans due to strong audience interest. The girls traveled by train between San Francisco and Portland, entertaining crowds and meeting notable humorists along Mount Lowe. Mrs Weatherred invited the group to host a Humorists convention in Hawaii.
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Hydrographer Leighton to Survey Hawaii Islands
A report from Governor Frear notes United States Hydrographer Mr. Leighton plans a ground survey in Hawaii. Letters from delegates James T. Taylor and CH. Kruegel say Hawaii feasibility was discussed with the United States Reclamation Service. Officials expect possible preliminary work in early 1908 and an appropriation is indicated.
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Battleships to Serve in Atlantic and Pacific Rotations
President Roosevelt announced in Catro that the battleship fleet will be kept alternately in the Atlantic and the Pacific, outlining a planned rotation of ships between the two oceans. He spoke during a visit on October 3, emphasizing strategic balance and naval readiness.
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Ruef Defense Calls No Testimony in Railroads Case
In San Francisco on October 3 the United Railroads defense offered Abe Ruef but he did not testify. The defense rested after presenting arguments as the case proceeds.
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Inukea Will Still Request More Money
Sherrin Wken stated this morning that despite apparent opposition from some supervisors he would seek an additional appropriation for the police department. He believed presenting facts could influence the board to approve the extra funding as workload has increased due to recent operations.
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Sherrin Wken
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German Cruiser Gondor Delays Posing Burial Plans
The German cruiser Gondor and the German Consulate remain tense about the late Grand Duke of Baden. Burial arrangements are delayed with potential arrival of German sailors at Pearl City on Saturday unsettled. The German colony committee will reconvene tomorrow to decide the best day for accepting an invitation from the island Germans pending further burial details.
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Taft To Leave Japan For Manila Voyage Begins
Secretary Taft arrived in Kyoto and was met by General Kuroki. He will board the steamer Minnesota at Nagasaki this evening and sail for Manila. In Lancaster four Italians were executed for the murder of Peats Albamaze last year. In New York Vanderbilt is engaged to marry Count Lazzio Scechensi.
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Supreme Court Arguments and Pending Motions Featured
The Supreme Court considered two motions in a case on the bill of exceptions and a request that defendants appear in court. Arguments were heard and taken under advisement. Other cases, including a writ of error in Wo Bing & Co v Ye shat, were submitted on brief. Separately, Kaplolami Estate v Territory proceedings were reviewed. The Wallaby Sugar Company misdemeanor matter was argued this afternoon. Also, rent notice cards are available at bulletin offices.
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