Oahu Polo Team Poised For Maul Showdown Tomorrow
Harold Castie and Clarence Cooke lead an Oahu squad facing Maul in a polo match at Monnalua. Veteran Walter Dillingham commands, with Judd and Castle among key riders. Tournament manager John Fleming schedules buses from the hill end for 1:20 pm, match at 4 pm, with a ball and mallet ride between periods.
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Monnalua
Oahu
Maulwi
Oak
Thia
Walter P. Diltingham
Fighting Blues
Walter Diltingham
A. P. Judd
Robert W. Shingle
Charles
Dole
Clarence Cooke
Harald Castle
Hax
Wilbur Wax
Castle
Maekawao
Walter Dillingham
GP Judd
Khuka
Judd
Cooke
Cnotle
Gypay
Rawal
Maul
Punto
Kauka Judd
Derby
Maui
Cuba
John Fleming
Busses
Thone
Bunch
Fleming
A.W. Carter
H. P. Weller
Tnesmen
C. C. Krumbhaar
Harold Giffard
R. W. Atkinson
C. A. Mote-Smith
Korea To Call Here On Taft Return
San Francisco dispatch reports no change in Korea ship schedule. Cable from San Francisco headquarters indicates Korea will not stop in Honolulu with Taft party on return from the Orient. Mail for Taft and party sent to the Palace. Continued on Page 8.
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San Francisco
Hi. Hackfeld & CO
Honolulu
H. Hackfeld
Thin City
P. M
Com
A. Quartermaster Simpson
U. S
Returned Governor Carter Says He Will Get In And Work
Governor Carter returns to the Territory after two months away and asserts that he will resume duties. He declines to confirm a San Francisco interview misquoting him as a changed man, saying papers framed their own meaning. He expects no immediate administrative changes and plans to proceed with Hawaii affairs as before.
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San Francisco
Bulletin
Carter
Pacific Mall
Mongolia
Hawaiian promoter Eich Schwartz tours mainland insights
Joseph Schwartz of Honolulu, a Key stone Watch Case Company representative, conducted a two month business voyage to the East for promoting Hawaii. He left June 21 at 9 am and returned August 21 aboard the Siberia, detailing attractions and opportunities of Hawaii to residents and prospective investors.
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Hawaii
Edwarts
Honolulu
Bulletin
Siberia
Schwartz
Keystone Watch Case Company
Philadelphia
Changes in Officials for Polo Game Tomorrow
Officials for the polo match tomorrow afternoon see Hervid Dttilwmne taking Western’s role, George Potter replacing Krumbham’e, and Clifford serving as timekeeper in Atkionon’e slot. The remaining officials stay the same as evening dress attire by Alfred Monjamin lewary is noted. The Kaas Co advertises Hawaii products.
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Changs
Hervid Dttilwmnehom
Hines
George Potter
Krumbham'e
Clifford
Alfred Monjamin Lewary
Kaa Co
Wee Uxonte Fur Hawaii
2S Ag
Watch Industry Tours Highlight Keystone and Elgin Exports
Report recounts visits to Keystone Watch Case Company in Philadelphia and Elgin works in Illinois. Describes factory scale, production of watch movements daily, upcoming expansion to 3,000 movements per day, and labor details including many women workers paid modest wages. Continues on Page 5.
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San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Providence
Limited
Keystone Watch Cus
Schwartay
Hawaii
Belog
Pacific Ocean
Blain
Ilinois
Eigin Works
Eigin
Procent
Phares
Aleix
Delice Mayer
Moana Hotel Hosts Polo Players Dance Night
The Moana Hotel plans a Saturday dance in honor of polo players with a large turnout anticipated. Plans include an all-Hawaii musical program featuring the koa and a late midnight fete to celebrate the event.
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Moana
Hawaii
Labor Day Observances and Court Proceedings Highlight Week
Labor Day activities across the country include parades speeches and entertainment as workers pay tribute to labor and the nation. In Honolulu the Trades Labor Council organizes events while a court inquires into an administratrix peniente lite involving Margaret Vo Car ter and Marta R. Compris amid a Portuguese community gathering.
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United States
Mulino
Manus
Hoboken
Honoulu
Honolulu
Honolulu Trades & Labor Council
Federated Labor
Brotherhood of Inhor
Arrang
Montin
Robinnon Rm
Margaret Vo
Jesse K. Kal
Josae
Kanal Ax
Ier de Holtie
Froders
Marta
Hawaii Promotion Committee Holds Recutive Session
In an executive session the Hawaii Promotion Committee discussed action for the Merchants Association. Spalding and Mecandians were elected by the Chamber of Commerce to represent the Merchants on the Promotion Committee. J A Gillan indicated he would not continue on the Committee. Several resignations were noted and may not be reappointed. A question was raised about correspondence between ED Tenney and H P Wood of San Diego regarding the committee secretary's bin held by the Chamber of Commerce trustees. The Young from will run their the German Condor on Sunday afternoon after L o'clock. Round trip 25 vonte.
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Amn
Hawaii
Palille
Carter
Taft
San Francisco
Philie Lines
Honolulu
Capitol
Jack Atkinson
Wheen von Mesera
Wil
de AL Gilwan
Pred Smith
OR & L Co
Teir
BOL Spalding
LAL Mecandiens
Chamber of Commeren Oe
Ptn
J. A. Kennedy
F. J. Lowerey
Logettier
Merchants’ Association
J A. Gillan
Gilman
Weanton
ED. Tenney
H. P. Wood
San Diego
Etulier Condor
Court adopts new calendar rule for delaying cases
The Circuit Court of the Wiret Julie cial Chreuit adopts Rule No XXX adding docket management. Cases on trial calendar for two terms without hearing may be stricken. those over one year on docket may be dismissed for want of prosecution unless good cause shown. Effective September 1905, signed by Judges Robinson and De Bolt.
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Ieereby
Circuit Court
Hhereto
Robinson
de Bolt
Lindsay
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Harold Castie
Puuton
Ata
Korea
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Garter
Rey
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Orner
St. Francis
Times of the Year
Homday
TT Workers
Oyster Bay
L. 1
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Portsmouth
N. H
Japan
N. Y
Manila
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Guayaquil
Galles
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Europe
Portland
Ore
Albina
Ban Francisco
Cal
Calvndar
J. le Hopwood
Samehuchehs Hoye’ School
Mra. Hopwood
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