Bomb At Taft a False Alarm Report
A report of an attempted bomb at Secretary Taft during a Jesuit College reception is not confirmed. Also notes various international items including day’s naval target practice, Emperor Francis Joseph’s critical condition, a steamer wreck with twenty drowned, and other brief dispatches.
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Manila
P. 1
Taft
Jesuit College
Philippine Assembly
Vienna
Austria
Emperor Francis Joseph
Fruit Shipment Ad for Points by Paradise Fruit Co
An advertisement from Paradise Fruit Co promotes shipments of Choice Fruits to Points. Includes contact phone 115 and notes specialization in fruit distribution for regional points.
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A Para Fruit CO
Wallach Resolution for Aula Meeting Prepared by Leaders
Leaders prepare a Wallach resolution for the Aula Park gathering to modify petitions from Tea Lee and Hone factions. The proposed text, to be adapted tomorrow, seeks Board of Health action under Hawaii law and notes historical leprosy practice limits and current licensure issues.
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Unas
Aula Park
Lee
Lueir
Hawaii
Territory of
Improvement Club Progresses With New Ideas For City Parks
The Owl Central Improvement Committee met at 1 o'clock noon on Promorist Committee premises. President Ko Myers led a discussion citing the last meeting on June 7 and outlining plans to hold meetings in Detwher. The group reviewed four months of work, including street cleanups, weed removal, and rubbish clearance. Proposals to improve gatehouse appear, and joint efforts with property owners were discussed. A major idea is to convert the Executive and Judiciary buildings area into a large park with King Street boulevard, requiring fence removal and new grounds around the Judiciary building. A triangular plaza opposite Gore Beck would be landscaped. (Continued on Page 4.)
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Chatremut Myers
Mr. Myers
Teike
Pequinite Atepe
King Street
Waikiki
Rama
Charges Against Weed Withdrawn in Court Case
The case against Officer Fred Weed was withdrawn after Attorney Peters apologized and stated Weed was misinformed. Witnesses who had been excluded earlier were brought forward, and Peters claimed exoneration of Weed. Other defense witnesses described the accident involving Melride and a machine, with testimony about safety positions and driver care. The court reserved ruling until Friday, with briefs due from both sides.
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District Court
Fred
Patera
Peter
Weed
Ward Peters
Chas. A. Schoening
C. J. George
MeBride Nimcolt Wis
Peters
Washington Darly Plans Excursion Amid Dam Debate
Secretary Wobd wires from Kona about planned promotion work for travelers while Big Dam project timetables shift. Letters from Agra and Calcutta hotels signal distribution of materials as talks stir fears of delays and changes in leadership and management of the dam completion. The governor backs finishing the dam, with ongoing investigations and a changing staff outlook.
Case delays for Carrie Riggs et al v Afang et al
In the matter Carrie Riggs and others sue Julia Afang and others the motion for further time was granted delaying filing until October 26.
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Carrie Rigks
Julia Afang
W R Castle Responds to Silliman Affidavit in Counter Statement
The affidavit from Silliman is challenged by W R Castle who details a formal counter statement. He cites prior conversations about management at a large plantation and questions the truth of Silliman’s assertions regarding Lawrie and the plantation’s operations. The document references Lowrie, geographical hints, and ongoing legal proceedings with page continued on another section.
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Silliman
Lowrie
Millman
Coatie
Taldwin Inlet
Chstie
Cavite
Joenlar Way
Lawrie
Ferthers
Chile
Hasvalnin Commercial Plantatium
Kwayta Ya
Wallach Agitation Eyed by Federal Authorities
The passage argues that Wallach agitation and related unrest could compel Federal attention to the situation at the trement and raise the prospect of full Federal control. It asserts such action would be proper to strip away politicians’ cruel promises to relatives of those afflicted.
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Wallach
Alleh Kushe
Transport tale hints at port arrivals and weekend hop
A fragmented notice mentions possible arrivals at Iiford and potential hop events planned for Saturday evening in Teaneport or Manyport. The text refers to cooling trade and a moonlit night with waiting periods.
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Satunday
Teaneport
Manyport
Hawaiian Girls Visit Portland for Island Tour
Nine young women from the Paradise of the Pacific visit Portland under the auspices of the newspaper. Residents of the Territory tour the coast to study social conditions on the mainland. They are enthusiastic about their reception and a dance and reception are planned at Kerr's Casual Hawaiian Hotel for one week only.
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Portland
Tawail
Pacific
Island Territory
Naper
Sigien
Royvanig
Kerr
Bulletin
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Castle Point
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Tapan
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Luetzen Opt
Mann
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Blatta
Meme
Wild Board
Overnor
Haswalla
Ales
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Non's
the Kash -Co. Ltd
Fort Sts
Improvement Club
Owl Central Improvement Committee
Henoon
Snore
Ko Myers
Hun
Bpeelal
Namiber
Ethan Yoo
Davies
John Exbell
Jndteiary
Hollister Drug Co
Washington
Fame
Africa
India
Kona
Mto
Jullie G. Fear
Gentral
Cape Town
South Afric
Ruston Panily
Agra
Inedia
Calcutta
Koop Eyplon
Coustin S
Douglas County Paty Association
Camargo
Deaye
Ha Wall
Inter
Amistad
Cinit
Sonia
Holloway
Pileaie Warke
Ceuven
J. Haytings
Howland
Swati
Mott-Solth
Hawaiian Trust
T the Bulletin
J. Hopp & CO
Lewers & Cooke Bldg
W.R. Castle
Ale Abodaty
Ald
Shane
Transportange
Susi
Bulletin Girls
America
All America
Balmoral
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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