Tol Be Mayor Says Wallach Run For Mayoral Throne
J Lor Wallach declares he will run for mayor of Fonsi and vows to arrest the Board of Health and Prince Cuptt on charges of criminal libel. He threatens to defy laws, establish a personal hospital, and warns readers that opponents may face bodily harm, insisting he will win easily. (Continued on Page 2)
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Wade
J. Lor Wallact
Wallach
Hthetin
Thompson & ‘Emune
Board of Health
Prince Cuptt
Neghinks
Worm Wallach
Monotula
Honoluli
Wallach Petition Draws Hawaiian Political Coordination
Political workers from multiple parties push for a united approach to Wallach experiments on lepers. John Lane cites plans to convene Hawaiian leaders at a public meeting to draft resolutions at Aala Park and present them to the Board of Health, aiming to depoliticize the issue and win Board consideration.
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Republican Party
Aala Park
Board of Health
Waiaina Plantation mill increases grinding capacity
Owing to a large rise in cultivated acreage at the Waiuina Plantation the Waiutua mill will shut a 9 roller system in a thriving upgrade. The additional roller mill is finished and will be ready for the coming crop. The new arrangement should raise grinding capacity by about ten percent. Manager Goodate notes the mill can extract more sucrose from the cane and the upgraded plant was installed by Honolulu Iron Works with parts imported from Fulton Tron Works at St Louis.
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Waiuina
TH. Petrie Af Castle & Cooke
Rendy
Goodate
Honolulu Iron Works
Fulton Tron
Eh Loule
Watgathu
Riverside League Entertainment At Orpheum Theater
Riverside League presents an evening of shows with a baseball parade after the drama. Kupinda Akana will perform a Chinese song, and attendees enjoy two hours of entertainment for Langue benefit with tickets 45, 60, 75 cents and up to $2 sold by members or at the Orpheum box office.
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Am Vlees
Riverside Hanebill League
Oreobaum Theater
Basebeth Theles
Kupinda Akana
Thane
Orpheum
Sal Reed Pom. Sharp
Supreme Court Upholds Tax Assessment on Walliku Sugar Co
An important opinion from the Mupretye Court rules against Walliku Sugar Company in its tax appeal. The court sustains the Tax Court valuation of the property at 2,000,000 currency units, overturning the assessment proposed by the Tax Assessor.
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Supreme Hurt
Walliku
Mupretye
Merchants Debate Insurance Rates and Hawaii Fire Coverage
Merchants express dissatisfaction with high insurance costs tied to Hawaii risk. Wakefield of Dayles & Co. presented concerns to the association, prompting a trade board committee review. The committee notes rising rates nationwide and cites a Board of Fire Underwriters claim linking lower future rates to improved water supply, a condition tied to the Navy Yard dam completion. The report, including Wakefield’s letters, will be presented at the afternoon directors meeting.
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Daylex & Co
Messen
Mirle
Lucas
Mex Inerny
United States
Nuwany
English Fleet To Pacific Visions In Exquisite Terms
A London cablegram reports Britain will send five warships to the Pacific early next spring after the United States squadron arrives. It is unclear whether the ships will stay four years or permanently. One will be a winged option in Moshi terms with factional planning noted.
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Victoria
London
England
Great Brttain
Exsquin
United States
Pacific
Will drafting offered without charge for executors
Every man and woman should make a will regardless of estate size to direct distribution after death. The service notes no charge for drawing up a will if appointed as an executor.
Japanese woman dies by own hand in Hawaii home
Misayu Ozabi, a Japanese woman, hanged herself in a Honolulu residence on King Street near Liliha. Her husband found her body after waking to an unlocked home door. A coroner's jury will examine the case as police search for motive amid unclear circumstances.
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Misayu Ozabi
Larie Abe
Beta Liliha Street
King Street
Fusbine
Tudd Resigns Amid Archiver Commission Turmoil
Allert F. Didd has tendered resignation to Governor Frear from the Archiver Commission. He cites business duties that prevent proper attendance. No successor has yet been appointed. The Alexander Young Cafe offers the choicest bread cakes pies and bakery items, always pure and fresh.
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Allert F. Didd
Gov. Formar
Commindon
Alexander Young Cafe
Exclusionists To Meet Next Month
Seattle report states the Japanese and Korean Exclusion League has called a convention for November 12. The notice notes the meeting will address exclusionist aims and related activities. Local officials have not released further details.
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Aperial
Seattle
Wash
I Allb
Colonize Siberia: Russia Approves $9.5 Million Fund
In St. Petersburg on October 11 the Russian Government allocated nine and a half million dollars to promote colonization of Siberia. The move signals statewide support for settlement expansion and development of remote regions.
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St, Petersburg
Russia
Siberia
Emperor's physicians hopeful on recovery in Vienna
In Vienna Austria on October 11 physicians attending the Emperor express guarded optimism about his health while noting that a full recovery will take a long time.
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Vienna
Austria
Chicago beats Detroit in championship cue match
DETROIT, Mich. Oct 11 Chicago won the championship cue match over Detroit by 6 to 1 marking Chicago's third straight victory. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal Oct 10 Beets: 88 analysis 9s Parity 4.01 cents. Previous quotation 9s 8 1 4d.
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Spiedl Cabte
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
San Francisco
Cal
Notice of Kanana Post Office delivery changes
Post office announces changes to daily mail pickup and delivery routes in Kanana and nearby towns. Officials outline new schedules effective October and request residents to observe adjusted hours for onward distribution.
Frear Campaign Rally Amid Turbulent Local Clamor
Unclear text reports a political event referencing Frear and Mauny Low with mention of a party and transit tour. Names Edgar Wood and Janice Holt appear, with a vague Supreme Court context. The fragmentary language limits concrete facts or outcomes.
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Janice Te Holt
Edgar Wood
Supreme Court
Vaudeville on Atlantic Steamers featured nightly shows
New York report notes vaudeville acts aboard Atlantic passenger steamers to entertain travelers each night while awaiting the next schedule. A Batavia dispatch says Celebes natives ambushed and massacred Lieut Mathes and 18 Dutch soldiers.
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Cable
New York
N.Y
Panteyas
Victoria
B.C
Batavia
Celebes
Lieut
Mathes
Repairs Not Before Next Summer in Court House Plans
Governor Frear indicated funding for permanent repairs is unclear and not planned until next summer. Temporary fixes will cover the courthouse now with limited work possible, while ironwork and roof repairs are arranged to protect the building and keep courts operating.
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Ue Jude
Frear
Heain
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Fonsi
Achi
Waiaiua
Riverside League
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Co., Ltd
Islands
Hollister Drug Co
Tudd
Kanana
Countey
Naviio
Witte
J. Hopp & Co
KING
Lowers & Cooke Bag
Hawaiian Trust
Port St. Acnolum
Po Points
Island Fruit
Vaudeville
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Lt Ltd
Fort Street
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