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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
4
Mr Damon discusses Hawaii's path to statehood and fortifications, noting shifting conditions, military preparations, and economic changes. He cites a growing American political influence among whites, rising investment, pineapple industry growth, and new land use with high stock interests.
Continued from page one report shows Clegg focusing on amble dysentery in his biomedical investigations. His work progresses amid early findings and raises questions about the scope and impact of his study on leprosy and related diseases.
The article discusses a government model colony on Calen Island with Dr. Victor G. Helver directing quarantine efforts. It details the relocation of lepers to the colony, a ballot-based governance, and scientific work by Chewy Rave de Hie Ar Invest alongside Currie. It mentions plans for a training school for metal officers and ties to Mantia and Honolulu researchers, concluding with political and social commentary on governance.
A historical court ruling discusses the treaty between the United States and China dated November 47 1480 and its implications. The judge distinguishes between Chinese aliens entering the United States and those seeking to remain, ruling the defendant not a laborer and lacking right to domicile under existing treaties and laws.
Equity sale by Honorable W. Robinson third judge of the circuit court of the first circuit, ha waii at chambers. October 19 1910. A. J. Campetl petitioner versus Tan Pong. sale to the highest bidder at public auction for cash subject to court confirmation.
A sale notice dated October 14 1910 in Honolulu Territory announces the mortgage of Tam Pong to A J Campbell dated May 1908 and related deeds from 1902 to 1905. The property at Walkihi Honolulu Oahu includes plantation lands with rents, improvements, crops and livestock, with cash in gold coin ten percent deposit and auction terms listed.
Public auction notice for a leasehold in Honolulu detailing the mortgage terms, description of property including Makanaheluhote tract, and payment in gold coin with cash due upon hammer fall. Commissioner B. M. Tironton announces sale dated October in Honolulu, under court confirmation.
A fragmented item notes a shift toward a stylish yet old fashioned trend in cocktails and dress. It references a Kreat deal and popularity, naming Waldrons and a weekly Hulbettn publication from October 1, 1910, with a four cent per year rate.
The document dated May 10 describes a mortgage deed filed on November 12 1910 in Honolulu City and County Territory of Kawal. It names Pam Pou as the authorized signatory and indicates the executor's title. The text is garbled but identifies official action regarding real estate collateral.
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