All Is Quiet Pump Included At Nu Uanu Dam
A large stillness prevails at the upper Nuuan valley as work on the dam halts. Engineer Howland reports fewer than twenty workers retained to prevent deterioration while funds fade, with $4,900 left from $80,000. Delays loom for a new cylinder and loan plans, delaying resumed construction for months.
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ILO WANTS DAM BUSINESS SETTLED
Editorial calls for accountability for the Noman dam project cost and mismanagement. It criticizes the Territorial administration, notes legislative rejection of the original plan, and urges Governor Frear to resolve the crisis with minimal loss to the Territory. It also mentions unrelated items about turtles in New York markets and a typing union meeting.
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Honoulu
Oahu
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City Transit and Public Notices on Fort Street Area
Open day and night hours noted for Customs House and Aquarium near King Street. Directions for transfers to various lines, weather data for Honolulu with temperatures and wind, and a note on cemeteries Nauanu Street and Manoa Valley lines along with park and market references.
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Four metal thieves face US charges in lighthouse heist
United States Deputy Marshal Whiter arrested four boys David Kunelo Dick Kanikow Henry Kukahiko and Hendrigh t in Watmanato on a warrant for pilfering metal from a lighthouse shed. The case argues US rather than local penalties with a $5 million government fine cited for related corporate action in Caracas courts.
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Marshal Whiter
Watmanato
David Kunelo
Dick Ka
Nuvanu Water Declared Unhealthful by Honolulu Health Chief
President Pinkham of the Board of Health warns Honolulu residents about Nuwanu water after analysis suggested vegetable matter and possible nitrates. He notes rains washed decay products into supplies, recommends watering and doling to safeguard public health.
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Board of Health
Honolulu
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Heir to Astor fortune born at Cliverden
The Cliverden birth introduces an heir to William Waldorf Astor's wealth. He is the son of Waldorf Astor Jr and will be named Waldorf III, continuing the family line and naming tradition.
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Cliverden
Waldorf Astor, Jr
Waldorf
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