U S Picks Site for Coal Station Navy Plans
U S Navy engineers settled on a Pearl Harbor area site for a new coal station with a 1200 by 200 foot reinforced concrete oval basin. A 1,200 by 200 foot coal container basin and preliminary surveys will be completed in weeks with further details to Washington.
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Powel
Wit
George van Be
Meyer
Bears Harbor
Pearlierlowhy
Cowlow
Naval
Whlett
Ewuty
Washington
Albert
Legal Fight Over Bast Road Case Moves to Monday
Alleging John Ho Wilson had no status in court as an ungeneeimal bidder, the defense moved to strike noncompliant matters from the complaint. Judge W J Robinson heard arguments. the matter was continued to Monday afternoon as attorneys for the loan fund, Lord Young Engineering, Wilko, and others argued the merits and the stance that Wilson is only a taxpayer.
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John Ho Wilson
Bett Road
W. J. Robinson
White &. Sutton
Loan Fund, Commission
HM. Watson
Lord Young Engineering Company
Wilko
Mason F. Proséer
Robbins B. Anderson
Wilson
Oak Polit
Pronker
Anderson
Attorney General Probes Waianae Timber Cutting
The Attorney General announces investigations into timber cutting on about three thousand acres of Dowsett estate land at Waianae. Permission questions, lease clauses, and a suspected Matsumoto contract with Hawaiian Ballasting Co. are under review as thirty workers continue cutting. steps to halt activity will be taken Monday.
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Waianae
Lindsay
Mint
Supreme Court
Weverut
Oahu
Hawaii
Teham
Honoulu
A.M. Davis
Thatrau
Drevis
Mass Meeting Called by Hawaiians Attended by Dignitaries
A mass meeting of Hawaiians is planned for next Saturday night at Aala park to voice resentment over attacks in the daily press. The event is described as non political and lists speakers including Prince Kublo, D Kalauokalani, Win White, Ksaki, and Law, with notable attendees from across the islands.
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Daily
Aala Park
Ure
Prince Kublo
D. Kalauokalani
Win White
Ksaki
JC. Law
Charles K. Notley
A LL Denha
Makekus
Bam Kuwhane
Hawaii
JM. Kaneukunane
Ko Kueo
Kanai
Laymen Missionary Movement to Honolulu Aims for Peace
A fragmentary early 20th century piece argues the Laymen's Missionary Movement will influence Honolulu through American and British capital and culture. It praises the Golden Rule in international relations and envisions a gentler East West alliance via mission work and educational reforms.
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Honolulu
Sid
Cuba
China
United Later Docanee
Wil
Campoien Kaatward
Hilo People Angry at Campbell
A local protest erupts as residents oppose Campbell plans to develop Reed Street area and connecting routes. Citizens express frustration with Proposed widening and urban changes affecting Wexford Road and central thoroughfares. officials assess impact on traffic and livelihoods.
Yellow Fever at Honolulu Harbor Aboard Hongkong Maru
A Chinese traveler aboard the Hongkong Maru triggered a quarantine alert as Yellow Fever fears rose at Honolulu port. Federal officers, medical staff, and inspectors boarded the liner to enforce quarantine and detain passengers amid concerns of imported infection and a planned voyage to Java and Chinese ports.
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Hongkong
Maris
Honolulu
Marcantine
Corm
Jova
Central
South America
Carl Tuasnun de AN
Sinclair
Mrs Brith
Taneh Gabo
Toas
Hiner
Rebels Hold Yangtse Vantage Point Amid Naval Skirmish
Dispatches report rumors of the imperial navy flagship possibly sunk as rebels seize control at Yangtse Kiang narrows near Kwang Shui. The national assembly meets soon amid fears of unrest. Separately, Virginia and Carolinas attorneys general seek joint reorganization of American Tobacco. In Chicago, Mrs Fairbanks is robbed of jewels valued at $10,000.
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Peking
China
Sah Shah Ping
Imperial Navy
Mt In
Hwang Glow
Yangtse-Kiang
Chang
Kwang Shui
National Assembly
Chicago
Sweeping Orders To Americanize Service
A sensational policy shift aims to replace Anglo American staff with American civilians in army and navy roles. The plan, kept secret, surfaces after wartime postings in Manila, San Francisco, and other ports reveal the broader sweep to remove Japanese helpers and troops from service positions.
Divorce and injunction actions headline local court session
Hama AL de Fries through her attorney Loren Andrews moved to lift an injunction brought by K Kanakanni. Christian Martine filed for divorce from Ignatio Mut, citing desertion and non support. The term summonn was returned in the case of W C Smith et al against Kusal in Chreuit Court this morning.
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Christian Martine
Ignatio Mutne
W. C. Smith
Kusal
Chreuit
Sugar San Francisco Pal Ovt Pontes HX Anutyein
Fragmentary notes recall San Francisco sugar trade rumblings with Pal and Pontes among transient players. Dated references hint at a policy clash and market penalties, while vague lines imply a government stance on seaborne commerce.
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San Francisco
Pal
Pontes
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