Lansing Oil Cargo Not Allowed to Land
A storm damaged cargo situation repots 39,000 barrels of oil from Port Hartford reaching Lansing. The Department of Public Works blocks land due to low testing, with valves and tents incomplete. Government officials warn the cargo may be hazardous and vow to prevent landing while awaiting higher tests.
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Lansing
Thin City
Port Harford
Stormer Lansing
Walen Ol Company
Department of Public Works
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Tne
Chemiat Shorey
Federal Experiment Station
Advic Niky
All Company
Public Works Department
Amilar
Inet
Grat oMeer
Enslaver
Rapid Transit Roadbed Dispute Reaches Board of Supervisors
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Ballentyne clash over roadbed drainage and track waterway. Johnson argues for higher grade and crown to fix drainage. Ballentyne says it harms equipment and responsibilities lie with the County. Letter from Ballentyne to the Board cites submerged tracks and risk to electrical gear, urging proper drainage during macadamizing work.
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Sam Johnson
Ballentyne
Rapid Transit
Johnson
Ox Up
Berotania
Pilko
Pensacola
Honolulu
Mello Denies Statement Found in Democratic Affidavit
A Honolulu scene centers on Mello denying key claims in a Democratic affidavit about the Kakaaako precinct. The testimony alleges Costa pressured workers to move residences for voting, while registration records suggest several cited men did not reside there.
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Manuel Rapone
Quarry Street
Punchbow
Punabou
Martins
Frank Goveia
Frank Ailva
Paw ‘On
Mike Prestan
Emma Street
Punchbowl
Everest Gomes
Quarry
Kihau
Kakuaka
Niec
Kafaila
Ras Frank Gooels
Frank Silva
Mike Freitas
Everent Gomes
Civic Federation Endorsement Sparks Local License Debate
The Civic Federation backed a candidate for senator amid questions over high license and local option. Colonel McCar told supporters he wants friends to understand his stance, while a Federation member suggested consulting him first. Separately, twenty lodging-house registered voters are suspected nonresidents, with two sailors among them. the matter was sent to the Attorney General for investigation. A shipboard escape story notes a man who fled Nagasaki on the transport Sherman and was pursued by police. the captain had posted a bond to ensure capture.
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Mok Jo
Kaako
Mello
Chas
Costa
Santhomson
Panchbow
Kakaako
Meilo
Bam Johneon
Civic Federation
Col. McCar
Benator
Board of Registration
Carter
Peters
Nagasaki
Sherman
Jinderatood
Weasol
Thieves Cannot Break Through And Steal
A vault safe deposit box promises burglar proof security with a time lock set for eight each morning preventing early opening. A gate placed for jewels and valuable papers is described.
Advertiser Narrowly Probes Dems and a Civic Scandal
The Advertiser reports a fierce clash over a Democratic column and a space lease with accusations of false statements and threats of recall. Also noted is the death of George Turner Doscun, a Wainiun mill foreman, reported to have died of heart failure and to be buried tomorrow at 5 p.m. under Mawallan Lange, Pa.
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Tase Chine
Bulletin Follon
Demov
Inds
Perminsion
Ivertiner
Mr. Trent
Apace
Trent
RM Trent
George Turner Doscun
Ehleten
Republicans Accept With One Exception Debate Conditions
Republicans appoint to attend the joint debate with Democrats meet to discuss terms. They send a letter to Democratic County Committee explaining the agreement: speakers to alternate and Democrats to open, dated Honolulu October 24, 1906. Letter signed by Harry E. Murray, Chairman Republican County Committee, Oahu.
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Honolulu
Ho, Mossman
Democratic County Committee
Bereto
Harry E. Murray
Republican County Committee
Oahu
Murray
Bay
Burray
Repub- Mcan
Oabu
Lanai Island Offered for Exchange by Government
Governor Carter announced the Administration will exchange Lanai to the highest bidder or tender as value of about 107000 dollars. The island suffers drought, water shortage, and failed ranching, deterring homesteaders. A commission appraised the land to set a value balancing Pratt’s high estimate and the commission’s low figure.
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Carter
Lanai
Tani Exchange
Pratt
Ian
Jean
Will admission objected in New York probate case
Mrs Harman Ostrichs objects to admitting her husband s will to probate in New York. She contends he resided in California at the time, challenging the court s jurisdiction and the validity of the proceedings. The dispute centers on domicile and the proper venue for probate actions.
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Associated Preverpralal
New York, N. Y
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