Fragmented Editorial Thread on Public Funds and Racial Bias
A damaged article fragment discusses public finances and incompetence in handling funds, mentioning Mr Stewart and national party managers. It references Chicago audiences and a debate on race prejudice, noting attempts to expose hypocrisy and underscore American spirit amid partisan rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCante Stewart
Stewarn
U. S
Stewart
Chicago
Body of Chicago
Tielvens
White Mans
Burra
Tim
Colorado
National Party
Hawaii
Keren
Territorial editorial sparks wartime policy debate and Hawaii loyalty
An early 20th century commentary questions naval power, foreign policy, and the threat of Japanese expansion while urging readers to vote straight Republican. It defends Dr W C Wile’s volunteer work in Hawaii and extols local loyalty and growth, urging citizens to back stable leadership and deter tourism-driven panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Wile
Dr. Wile
Hawaii
Audit questions police funds handling and department lapses
The audit of the Police Department raises questions about how funds were managed and whether clerks or the auditing department knew of the misstatements. It calls for a trustworthy trial and suggests scrutiny of the auditing unit, with talk of reform or new laws to restore confidence in the Territory’s public funds management.
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Police Department
Brown's Bank Bill Sparks Territorial Depository Debate
In Honolulu dispatches, Senator Brown's bank bill draws criticism over designating any banking entity as the Territory's depository. The measure conditions depository status on purchasing government bonds at par or above, a policy seen as benefiting banks and potentially disadvantaging poorer residents who held fire and other claims. The narrative notes the bill's likely Senate fate and its impact on debt recovery for distressed claimants.
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Benator
Wellal Fm
Uléetatomente
Senate
Howell
Lee
Honda
Honolulu
Brown
Ewardides
Honoluli
Hawaii settler to build new mill on Dah island
Monthly proprietor of Taronnd and felond of Hawaii arrives in Ventura Dr Dr Wile to discuss erecting a new mill. He advocates placing the mill on Dah Island in the city to facilitate ship shipments from Mande, moving existing machinery, and expanding operations. He claims strong public support and cites lecturing popularity nationwide ahead of a world tour planned to end in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teat
Hawaii
Ventura
Wile
Nainene
Tareena
Maul
Dah
Mande
Hanolilil
Lawaii
Repubilic
Medical Monthly
Atteartions
WAL
Danbory
Flavail
Weather Report From Young Township Office
Weather Bureau report shows temperature 8, humidity 86 percent, dew point 68, wind 6 mph from east northeast, gusts to 14 mph, rainfall total over 4 hours minimal. Pressure readouts 30.02 inches.
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Nowt
Ventura Carries Many Passengers to Honolulu from San Francisco
The steamship Ventura arrived from San Francisco this morning docking at Oceanic wharf around 10:00. It departed Ban Pranciver October 20 at 3:12 p.m. and arrived off Wort at 6:25 p.m., completing a Geetayn voyage in 18 hours 13 minutes. Weather was fine on board with a large number of passengers, including many well known figures such as W. It Caatie, Mrs. D. Center, Mrs. A. F. Cook, and C. C. Kennedy among others sailing to Honolulu onboard one cabin, 79 cabin, and 47 second rable mn.
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Ventura
San Francisco
Oceante
Ban Pranciver
Wort
Geetayn
Honolulu
Tramai
W. It Caatie
D. Center
A. F. Cook
Mr. and
Mra
W. le Frazer
CC von Hamm
C. Haywelden
C. C. Kennedy
EB. Newmann
Siw G
Haleiwa Limited Excursion to Pearl City Sunday Ride
Haleiwa Limited offers a Sunday train from Monolulu at 8 22 a m returning two hours later with a 200 round trip fare. Passengers spend the day at Hotel Haleiwa from 10 22 a m to 8 10 p m enjoying bathing tennis golf drives and walks then return to town by 10 10 p m.
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Haleiwa Limited
Teaver Monolulu
Haleiwa
Peruna advertised by benevolent associations in Honolulu
An old advertisement urges use of Peruna for catarrhal diseases with special directions. It promotes Hartman’s Lip of Life bottle and offers one dollar per bottle or six for five dollars. Dr J H Hartman of Columbus Ohio is linked, with Smith & Co. supplying Honolulu retailers.
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Henrietta Aes
Harmiany
Orix
Hartman
H. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Fragmentary OCR note on port freight and figures
The readable text reports port freight figures with percentages and a voice that is difficult to parse. It mentions individuals or names and a coastal or shipping context but overall lacks coherent details or a clear event.
Iroquois repairs revived by local artisans at Navy yard
A naval station revival directs that the Iroquois be repaired locally rather than sent to the Mare Island yard. Work includes overhauling, rigging, foot plates, and caulking, with an estimated total cost around 2000 dollars. Bids from Honolulu Iron Works and others to be opened tomorrow. repairs expected to take several weeks. Local firms welcome the project to keep funds regional.
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Navy
Naval Station
Mare Ueland Navy Yard
Honolale Iron Works
Catton & Neil
Sorenson & Lyle
Heveral
Mur
Trial in Federer Cut Wetere Case for Altered iHieit
Court heard a trial for alleged illicit activity with a large moonshine still. Prosecutor and defense argued over responsibility and penalties while witnesses described the still, contact with suppliers, and parties involved. Jury seated. judge reserved final instructions after continued testimony.
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Kabayakawa
Trechons
United States
Interol Revenue
Roy Chamberlain
Drake
Lyle A. Dickey
Nichart
Lane
Koolaulea
Willan
Haaule
Koolad
Oolu
Lee
Moanta
Marty
Kalmywiem
Witwowe
Hime Veelf
Kwfehdart
Teller
Jurisdiction of Lindsay Continued in Court Drama
The defense argues lack of jurisdiction over Didi Lindsay citing an undinted resignation held by Governor Carter. A subpoena to produce the resignation was served, suggesting Lindsay’s disqualification to sit on the case if Carter possesses the document. The judge contends the resignation is not in Carter’s hands.
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bin Ellen
Didi Lindsay
Grovernor Carver
Carter
Indsay
Dow
W. T. Rawling
Davin
Judge voices need for untainted trial amid governor resignation doubt
The court weighs jurisdiction as defense argues Governor Carter may hold a resignation over Judge Lindsay's head. The defendant seeks a fair, untainted hearing, citing family and liberty stakes. Dow’s plea filed. bond set at 1000. Mossman arraigned on embezzlement, Thompson defends. Mossman trial moved to Monday, October 10.
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Carter
Hue
Judie Lindsay
Dow
Jank E. Thompson
Mossman
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W. W. Harris
Carlos A. Long
E. W. Quinn
Frank Andrade
WM. Aylett
E. K. Lilikalani
Oscar Pihanui Cox
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Thos
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Tinell
Petersburg
Jetian
Panamis Canal
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Thatir Torlly
Marston Campbell
Avery Cater
Ehinuht
Browns Bank
K. W. C. Wile
Danbury, Connecticut
New Rugland
Mew
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
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Sta. Honolulu
America
Henrietta A. S. Marsh
Downigan
Aun Mire Alva
Foner
Otter
Veuchra
Core Cie
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Tring
Arrly Tne
Dole
Hickens
Lindsay
New Fall
Art Department of
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Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
B. F. Ehlers & CO
Fort St
Stanley Stephenson
Forki
Phoenix Savings
ANS Loan Association
Judd Building
Henry E. Pocock
Jewett, Corner Hotel and Union
Little Joker Tobacco
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
Alameda
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