Fumigators Ready as Hilo Plant Nears Completion
Report details rapid progress on fumigating plants at Hilo and Rainy City channel wharf. Construction introduces modern heaters and drums for cargo and passenger belongings, enabling thorough pest control. Officials say plants will be fully operational in about ten days, rivaling major cities in capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pannon
Channel Wharf
Hilo
Staten
Duck McVeigh
Mr. Bartlet
Miosus
Wealthy residents blamed for city home rule abuse
An outraged reader column laments failures of utilities and sidewalk obstructions as wealthy residents let overgrown hedges crowd pedestrians in the path to city self government. The piece cites interruptions to sidewalks and asks for accountability amid municipal neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonolu
Bulletin
Disheveled Witness Describes Public Unease
A mutilated account recalls a man muddy and ragged, comparing himself to a tramp sleeping under a hedge. Friends accept his explanation, while the reporter notes the scene as the aggrieved citizen’s story and the crowd’s reaction in a public space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abely
Baseball Season Played On Saturday Despite League Talks
Reports indicate no formal Winter League meeting but representatives from several clubs favor completing the remaining baseball games as soon as possible to accommodate football men. The Saturday session showed broad willingness to continue in the same manner until all season games are finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiba
Weenie
New Electoral Registrar Appointed for Territory
Harriet Austin was appointed Electoral Registrar for the Territory by secretary H. Ki. Cooper before his departure for Washington. Since her appointment she has diligently managed office details and records. Mina Avatin sits at the secretary’s desk in the Territorial Auditor’s office. Wraly Taylor, longtime Registrar, retired due to legislative limits on holding multiple offices, leaving the office with a perfected system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Austin
H. Ki. Cooper
Ashington
Maxtering
de Taily
Offce
Mina Avatin
A x Ulster
Wraly Taylor
Electrone
Steamer California hires Hawaiians and crew changes
Report recalls Captain Morrison impressed by native ex sailors who joined the California and proved reliable. Lieutenant Commander Braunees and Mrs Braunees travel as passengers on the America Maru. Fire Claims Commission hears Bulling claim about an arrested leasehold at the Occidental hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Morrison
San Francisco
Boye
Charley Akane
Lyons
Seattle
Akane
Feil Marrigon
Occidental
Ceol Brown
G. Ly Me. Candlewin
Braunees Reuther
Hog cholera rumors trouble district inspectors
In Bwa district rumors of hog cholera spread among officials. Dr J B Sam Gant and inspectors say evidence is unproven and question the source of the outbreak. They note no alerts at the waterfront and no known cases in their area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. J.B Sam
Howe
Bwa
de, JR
Shaw
Ward
Dwa
Albion F. Clark
Fina
Assault on Police Officer Incident Described
An account records Nishiyama, a Japanese police officer, being assaulted by seven Japanese assailants who rushed him in a bathroom area, kicking and choking him as they tried to restrain him during duty. The report notes he managed to escape, while witnesses described the attack and attempted to protect him during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishiyama
Oon
Niee Ponathranea
Aban ' Ning
Anit
Fragmented OCR police report from wartime incident
An OCR damaged passage describes a patrol encounter with Japanese suspects, an arrest sequence, and a deputy sheriff demanding action. The text is incomplete and garbled but centers on law enforcement actions and wartime tensions.
Registration Outfits Considered for Taro Patch Defense
Wray Taylor, Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry, plans a taro patch project at the Government Nursery with tests at twenty-four tire tops, aiming to thwart mosquito larvae. He seeks to disseminate protection methods across cabins, targeting Kalihi and Honolulu while praising postal facility improvements and Mainland innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Taylor
As Ricuitary and Forestry
Spurring Match At Owhn Athletic Club For Members Only
The Owfh Athletic Club announces a sparring match between Lon An new and Jiminy Fox. Admission limited to members and police officers. sale of admission cards to club members from 4:30 to 8:20 сегодня and Thursday at the club room opposite the Dah Hailway and Land Company report. Entry by card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owhn Athletic Club
Taro from Samoa and Cyril Cathally Return to Work
Fragmentary note describes Cyril Cathally of Samoa long in church work and agriculture. He will return to work in Xamon after a brief visit to Nouma Government nursery with Commissioner Wray Taylor and David Haugh. He shows strong interest in taro varieties and farming in remote lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril
Prion Ba
Tamoa
Milaland
Xamon
Cyril Wil
Nouma
Sioner Wray Taylor
David Haughe
Shooting Practice Among Troops at Twilel Butte
Captain Parker led a detachment for morning target practice at Twilel Butte with life and revolver weapons. Though most men were hazy, some good rounds were fired. Training will continue regularly and police readiness is anticipated in a few weeks. Mr and Mrs Hayesden Jott are preparing to move to Manno Lon this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Twilel Butte
Mossman Leads In Agaition 19 Tar Coupon Contest
Mossman joins leaders in a campaign offering voters coupons with subscriptions to the Evening Bulletin. Coupons are detachable and depositable in a ballot box for votes. Subscriptions cost eight dollars for one year yielding 750 votes, four dollars for eighty votes, or six months for 450 votes. Votes are counted toward a contest ending October 15.
Accidents Reported After Saturday Events in Wirolews
A string of injuries reported from Dy Wirolews to Wailaka and Mwul during a Saturday program. One man remains hospitalized with a broken arm and another hurt in a separate incident. A youth was hospitalized after a fall while pitching for the Mount AdwiMtle Club, and a rider previously known in Romolihy suffered a left-arm injury from a horse fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirolews
Wailaka
Chile
Bowen
Iraken
Gadd
Romolihy
Honolulu Post Office Registry Division Praised
A report on the Honolulu registry division notes excellent results and credit to the service leadership. O Connell, from San Francisco, praised the efficiency and accuracy during his examination and plans to return to Honolulu next year with his wife and father, after a stop in Sonoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Honolulu
San Pranciaco
Sonoma
Jobe HL
O Connell
New Hotel Manager Named for Hawaiian Work
Rumor says Mr Lake will head the Hawaiian Hotel succeeding Me Alen. Lake, a veteran hotel executive, previously led roles at Baldwin Hotel and Messition in San Francisco. Mrs Lake plans to accompany him as they prepare to assume charge in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alen
Hawaian
Mr Lake
Pacific Coast
Met
Lake
Taldwin
Mela
Amended Complaint Involving Jose Frimann Case
The cane of Jose Frimann, the Puerto Rican man, arrested after entering a yard and knocking at a window for a drink, appeared in Police Court and the case was continued to Friday. The Grand Jury will review the matter while the mortgage foreclosure suit proceeds in Circuit Court. A separate note mentions a promissory loan with 7 percent interest on 6 000 and upcoming mortgage actions. The Kis Joan Co shareholders plan a logging protest and future company discussions. A residence project on Manow valley road near Coline Hills is priced around 26 000. Mr Nolte and daughter are due in New York City tomorrow and will proceed to their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Frimann
Moanalua Yenterly
Ipohana
Minnie
M. Bwansy
Theo, H. Davien & Co, Ltd
Manow Valley Road
Coline Hills
The Greatest Wealth Health Ad Overview
An old health advertisement extolls Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a cure for a range of ailments including heart issues digestion and kidney problems. It urges quick action, warns disease as progressive, and credits Mobron Drug Co. as agents with Bulv tin office for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobron Drug Co
Suit Over Quarantine Island Land Claim in Honolulu
George J. McClellana of McClerland & Vondhae sues G. Cofer and others for immediate possession of Kamokualeulikuli land known as Quarantine land on Honolulu harbor shore. Case alleges tenancy under multiple leases and government awards, seeks possession and damages alleging wrongful withholding. Also notes Dr Herbert Wood to testify before Grand Jury in the Makao case, and Dr A Carter linked to weapon charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. McClellana
McClerland & Vondhae
G. & Cofer
United States Marine Hospital
Inlands
Circuit Court
District of Honolulu
Kamokualeulikuli
Dorsett Company
Lanit Commission
Gau Hallway and Land Company
Grrmians
John Sumner
F. Dillingham
M. B. Robinson
Pal Sumner
Krantoe
Binnels
Asulens
Interatine
United States Marine Hospital Service
Herbert Wood
Waldlya
Caan
A. Carter
Makao
W. K. Rath Dura
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Mra Olsen
Dre. Olsen
Rie
Feo
Valumbio
Prison Road
Iwill
Rother
NEW Electoral Registrar
Bai Beg
EMG Mbrring
Calas Hanhes
M.P.D
United States
Europe
Offon
Butuel Mt
Huaubdhe
Taylor Pliuvting
Taro Canstens
Postoffice Management
James O'Connell
Rave & Bulletin
FeKarding
Samuel
Thia
Agaix
Angeta
Lis
Taro
Samoa
Mr. and
Mim Fa, Hayeetden Jott
Manno Lon Thin Morasing
Mossman
Rizo
Wichman
Port Street
Gorman
Robertso Rabease
Thompson
Gleason
Chillingworth
Herrick
Mosstian
Lesuie
Brown Mahuka
Jackson
Dayton Ais Gay
Freitas Sheldon " Wright
Louis Ou
Marcallino Prat
Richard
R, Kik Joan Co
Mr. Nolte
Min Pratovski Nolte
Neww York
Hée
Bul Vtin
Dogtor
Gofer
Geo. B. McClellan
Place Osse
Sere
Hentia
Shoe Company
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