Local Officials Named for Hawaii County Posts
Mayors sheriffs and department heads listed for Honolulu Waialua Koolaupoko Waianae Ewa Koolauloa with deputies. Legislative editorial jumbles over national issues mix in commentary praising or ridiculing political figures and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Lane
Andrew Cox
John Cathcart
Robert W. Shingle
James Bicknell
D. Kalauokalani
Chas. N. Arnold
Makanoe C. Amana
Samuel C. Dwight
Frank Kruger
Eben P. Low
Harry E. Murray
James C. Quinn
Honolulu
Waialua
Oscar Cox
Koolaupoko
Frank Pahia
Waianae
J. K. Kipau
Ewa
John Fernandez
Koolauloa
L. K. Naone
Old world politics and economic notes in a fragment
Fragmented text discusses Portugal's revival, praise for a leader in America, and Japan's continued trade with Hawaii. Mentions a U S trade total of 2,852,748 for seven months ending July 1907 and notes a shrinking Japanese population affecting purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Europe
Japan
Hawaii
Automobiles Prosperity Boosts Honolulu Trade
Honolulu shows a surge in car purchases with nearly six hundred new autos in use. Federal stats flag rising imports, with 1910 totals reaching 3603, signaling broader prosperity and a shift of cars from luxury to everyday transport in the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawa
United States
Honolulu
Talandy
Kuhio's Record Continued From Page One
A fragmented legislative summary recounts how the amended Organic Act clause on homestead applicants was drafted by Republicans and approved with bipartisan support after initial Republican framing. It credits Delegate Kubla and notes Democratic input later validating the measure amid federal appropriations discussions for dollars, survey, and irrigation.
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Elaine Wa
House of Representatives
Kullo
Delmgato Kubla
Bhy
Camiaan Tawney Ovrecome
Hiewall
Hawaii Receives Federal Funds Despite Opposition
Charman Tawney of the Committee on Appropriations opposed using funds for Hawaii but, aided by the Deingats, defeated Tawney and Hawaii gained a share of federal appropriations. Tawney was later defeated for renomination at his home. Delegate Russia is expected to be reelected to Congress by a larger margin.
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Charman Tawney
Committee On Appropriations
Hawaii
Charman
Tawney
Russia
Wem Tn
Appropriations and Contracts Reported in Hawaii Legislature
The incomplete text outlines appropriations and contracts with figures showing pay amounts and totals. It references Hawai County, breakwater work, and preliminary costs, listing sums such as 50,000 and 400,4000 with a 200,000 figure, though details are fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawai
Congrann Spells Out Territorial Appropriation Details
The document outlines spending for the entire territory including army and navy, quarantine expenditures, harbor operations, and related services. It notes the appropriation includes military and naval departments, public works, and legislative needs, with emphasis on full territorial funding.
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Oahu
Nefenaewe Naval Defencey
Pearl Harter
Preys Hook
Honoula Harbor
Whapau Alahi Honolin Harbor
Inge and
Whitiet Marine
Gjje
Traverhior
Unclear fragmentary text on gender and deception
Fragmentary excerpts discuss gender and truth with dialogue involving a boy named Willie and a woman. Readable content is limited and lacks coherent narrative or factual items to summarize a full event.
Spreckels Asks About Federal Site Development
Gov Freartated discusses a Fort Street site proposal to use 350000 for enlargement and improvements. He notes public opinion should guide the plan and mentions options to secure an agreement, while avoiding commitment on feasibility and timing.
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Spreckels
Jeanne
Ranta Fite
Fort Treet
Fort Street
Vlan
Andy
Heveriin Frege
Fort Street Property Condemnation Urged Amid Cable Ties
The article notes unsettled actions around the Mahuka alte plane and the two figures, ath and Kuhio, seen as bound by hurried cables and letters to Washington. It describes urging condemnation of the Fort street property and a push to prompt prompt action from federal authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahuka
Kuhio
Washington
Aeclin
Fort Street
Notice to Subscribers and City Carrier Oath of Roberts
Notice to subscribers explains evening bulletin delivery cutoffs and how to contact the department for complaints. It notes a special messenger service after hours when name and address are provided. George R. Roberts of Chicago took the oath of office as director at Washington, resigning from the Commercial National Bank of Chicago.
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Evi
Roe
Secreee Department
George R. Roberts
Chicago
Nine
Washington
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
King Street
Monolulu
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
R. Parrington
Mosul
Tel
Canadas
Territory of
Hon
J. K. Kalanianaole
Chas. Chillingworth
Cecil Brown
A. F. Judd
A. S. Kaleiopu
John K. Kamanoulu
E. A. C. Long
A. Q. Marcallino
Ed Towse
Norman Watkins
William Williamson
Frank K. Archer
A. L. Castle
S. P. Correa
Edwin Fernandez
Chas. Kanekoa
S. K. Mahoe
Robert Collyer
McCandiens
Congress
Delawate Kubin
Kaw
McCandiow
Hoss McCandieon
Oie
Munrkets
Proikiere
Henatie la Follatte
Homes For Sale
Palama
Kaimuki
Kalihi
Makiki
Ged Avenue
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Pensacola
Kina Streets
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Amplete
Waterman’s Ideal
Conkling
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Teading Jewelers Fort Street
Wireless
Federal
Pana
Ano
Laahithouse Penderos
Dolocatn Kahlo
Waterhouse Trust
Makixi District
Kewalo Street
Waikiki Beach
Kaimaki
LA Wort
Jordan's Sale
Jordan
Kudpore
Willie
Enon
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