Andrews Men: Are Defeated In Primary Election Of East Hawaii Delegates
The East Hawaii primary held Saturday saw Sheriff Andrews supporters fail to win key county convention seats. In Hilo Third precinct the day produced the most activity with multiple contested spots. Elected delegates include J. M. Kauwila, G. Hapa, Otto Rove, George Kalhena, and several others across ten precincts, while Andrews backers failed to secure a majority.
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Wireless Mile
Hawaii
Bept. L
Andrews
Hilo
Walaker
Olu
J. MM. Kauwila
G. Hapa
Laie Mormon colony opens land for sugar cane and builds 40000 gallon pump
The Laie colony plans to allocate sugar cane acreage and install a new pump with a 40,000 gallon daily capacity. Land opens at seventy feet average elevation, water must be pumped from sea level, and a new artesian well has begun to yield a steady flow.
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George
Band of Parasites Unearthed by Federal Officers
Federal authorities reveal an organization tied to crime and prostitution rings. Arrests in progress expose funds used to free arrestees, pay legal fees, and issue bonds. Investigators assess potential federal violations and connections to imported women from Japan. Nearby notes report the Duke of Manchester’s appointment and extensive Bible Society missionary work in Australia and New Zealand.
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United Marital
United States
Breck Ghs
Tabato
Japan
Pauah Street
River
Duke of Manchester
Orangemen of Ireland
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
Australia
New Zealand
Redublicans 10 Have Good En Redublicans 10 Have Good En
A noisy local political note lists candidates for county offices. E Damon plans to run but no auditor applications yet. Candidates for surveyor and treasurer show varied names, with some offices lacking takers. Report notes possible additional contenders before the convention.
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Sherif
Arthur M. Brown
W. T. Rawilus
K. Damon
Harry Murray
Wm. Fovider
Tax Asaeepor
J. W. Pratt
bMlice of Auditor
Gue Bright
Ue Hite
A Min Pati
New Era for Global Sugar Industry as Bounty System Ends
The end of the Hrussele convention marks a global shift in sugar. The bounty system, long boosting continental Europe production and depressing prices, is abolished to restore open-market balance. European manufacturers face reduced prices, consumers may gain, and a readjustment will reshape the industry toward a firmer footing.
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Europe
Iure
Aeh Aw srTificidt Baeie
Sonoma Sail Arrives From Colonies With Large Freight
The Ocsanto steamship Sonoma arrived from the Colonies this morning and docked at Hacktela bar at about o'clock. It reported exceptionally fine weather and a well-run voyage. The vessel carries a large passenger list and substantial freight valued at £550,000. It is scheduled to sail for San Francisco at four o'clock this afternoon.
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Ocsanto
Sonoma
Colonies
Hacktela Bar
San Francisco
Governor’s Office Telephone Mixup Reported
A garbled dispatch notes a mix of telephones in the Capitol, claiming the governor’s line was found on Secretary Hawes’s desk after a witchlike switch in the executive chamber. The source cites telegraph relay and mentions Young Indy operators and Main 336 in the alleged incident.
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Capitol
Pelcate
Hawes
Dole Seeks Funds to Stabilize Territorial Revenues
The document outlines state funding needs for the Territory, urging urgent actions to shore up revenues amid territorial expansion. It references acts, appropriations, and financial statements from the Hawaii Legislature, including property tax assessments and annual revenue projections, with continued discussion on Page 1.
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Weenington
B.C
Rewonnae
Hawai
Mowatt
Governor Dole Set Bonds Plan In Hawaii Mission
Governor Dole outlines instructions to Secretary Carter for a bond program in Hawaii. Carter travels by steamer, carrying extensive legal and financial volumes as he prepares to place five year notes on the New York market. The mission aims to finance current and future borrowing under the new act, with substantial support from Honolulu bankers.
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Dole
Carter
Bond
Lawalla
Honda
New York
Kerk
Wien
Ereat Vale
Bulk Perfume Offers New Scent Line at Bargain Rates
Aged Wright prints promise quality with Bughi pulse perfume extracts crafted in the United States. New scents include Butterfly Grand Duchess Maud Mutter Wild Olive Violet, with limited samples available for eager buyers and distributors seeking iron distribution.
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Aired Wright
United States
Maame Butterfly
Grand Duchess
Maud Mutter
Japanese Gunboat Stops Merchant Ship Fires Diplomatic Stir
A Japanese gunboat captain blocked entry of a merchant steamer under the American flag chartered by Russia at Yongampho, Yongampho not open to port. Russians chartering the vessel are deeply incensed at the action, seen as high-handed by the Japanese.
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Brees
Peking
China
Yongampho
Yongampha
Porte Says Twas Wedding Affair
Constantinople reports five arrests tied to an attempted assassination of the American vice consul. The Porte says the shot at Consul Magiessen arose from a wedding altercation, not hostility. Outrages claimed as Christians suffer in villages burned and looted.
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Constantinople
Turkey
Magiessen
Porte
Mwan
Witte Named President of Council of Ministers in Russia
Petersburg Russia September reports de Witte has been appointed to the presidency of the Council of Ministers and named to the Council of the Empire, signifying his influence in Russian administration for years. The honor from the Grai marks formal recognition of his power in governance and policy.
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Petersburg
Russia
de Witte Penises
Council of Ministers
Council of the Empire
Hanore de Witte Haw
Grai
de Witte
No Wind Cancels New York Yacht Race Start
Calm conditions and little wind led to a no race notice in New York as both Reliance and Shamrock AIL stayed moored and did not sail, leaving the course unattempted on September 1.
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New York, N.Y
Fire Damage Indemnity Case Seeks Court Action
Lo Kim sues in circuit court over a January fire that destroyed a garage and two buildings on a corner lot at Smith and Pauah streets. The petitioner claims indemnity for loss of his own erected dairy frame building valued at 1820 dollars, disputing Board of Health and commission decisions.
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Waar
Smith and
Pauaht
Board of Health
Appled
Commission
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George Kalhena
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Jim Lewis
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H. Jai
W. Todd
William Higging
A. i, Hancock
John Kaker
W.T. Morris
N, Holton
A. A McKinney
Peedmut
W.G. Crook
J. M. Rosa
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Charles Spall
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Henry Mall
Joe Pricehaed
Charles Witte
Lane Water Supply
la Flora
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Gunst -Eakin Cigar Company, Ittirs
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Makers
London
Benjamin
the Kash Co., Ltd
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Burvevyor
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Hocking
Dohy Ouderkirk
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Farlane
J. P Minhop
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W. W. Goodate
Frank Pauli
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Secretary of the Interior
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Ljobron Drug DO
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