Lease Terms Change for Kapaa Plantations and Water Works
Territorial and company officials announce modifications to the Kapaa lease. The agreement outlines acreage for planting and harvesting, water rights, and improvements at the Kapaa lands. Expenditure plans total about 18,000 for improvements, plus 12,000 to rebuild a siphon and related works, with ongoing duties for canal and water management through the harvesting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henator
Rakehild
Kispun
Kapa
Huytewoe
Hiv
Stabten
Kupan
Refrigerator ship glacier misses Hawaii fleet
Aug 31 reported that the refrigerator ship Glacier cannot accompany the Pacific fleet to Hawaii due to a weakened supply line. The narrative describes Shriner entertainers aboard a San Francisco run, with mixed accounts of the delegation and hotel headquarters, and mentions preparations for a parade and pineapple julep supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Glacier
Hawaii
Power
Stochexter
New & Fia
York
Sunny Jim
Abra McCandlenn
Power Hotel
Charles G. Tookns
Porvenloh
Meskra
McCandion
Rocky
Imelda Ed
Mears McCandleys
Kahn to Examine Labor and Island Defense Actions
Congressman Tule Kahn of oath habit arrives in Hawaii to discuss labor conditions and military defense, stressing protection of coastwise shipping and the Hawaiian Islands. He notes tariff uncertainties may affect Congress and praises President Taft while awaiting further guidance on sugar tariff revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Congress
Taft
Hawaii
Tule Kahn
Hyanami
Palm Gardens and Tropical Birds On Sierra Voyage
Passengers aboard the steamer Sierra discuss palm gardens and tropical birds as the ship docks. Prominent figures Dr GW Clark and Purser Tom Bulch comment on palm garden plans and the ship’s forthcoming arrivals and features. A palm garden installation is noted for the Toyo Kinen Kaisha liner Shunyo Mara, with plans to display parrots and other tropical birds aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Bulch
Te Otomic Steamship Company
Sierra
GW. Clark
Toyo Kinen Kaisha
Shunyo Mara
Doling Atiatense
Mongolia
Manchuria
Korea
Beria
New York
Schweringey
Winwolf
Lchwortz
A. J. Fivy
China in Mainland Faces Pestilence After Floods
After Hong Kong’s floods caused heavy loss of life and widespread damage, lingering disaster has brought a feared pestilence to the mainland. The situation follows the deadly inundation, with authorities reporting initial cases as the city reels from the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lammot
Hankow, Chia
35000 Men May Go On Strike
In Chicago Illinois Sept 6 union and railway officials faced grave fears of an impending strike as 35000 workers on the Illinois Central and allied lines were ordered to be ready to strike at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied
Ten Cent Rise in Refined Sugar Market Pushes Prices Up
New York September reports refined sugar continuing its sharp climb with another ten cent increase amid market momentum. Analysts note strong demand from traders and refiners as prices push higher across exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Kilauea Trial in October Nears Completion
The inter island steamer Kilauea gains final touches as builders push toward a trial trip planned for late October. President J A Kennedy, returning from San Francisco, reports steady progress and foresees an early launch with a strengthened deck and weather handling features. The article notes minor construction changes and a potential for improved traveler service, while linking the project to a broader maritime plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilauea
Caart Ably
Maager
J. A. Kennedy
San Franeiweo
Levm
Kilowes
Kennedy
Kohala Sugar directors announce ten percent dividend
Kohala Sugar Company directors said a ten percent dividend for the year will be paid to Morrow. The company does not pay a regular dividend. An earlier Manila trip was attempted by the gasoline shower Kelinae and was to wait today with the same personnel aboard the cruise that ended abruptly. Rethoure and J. Macailay formed a new alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohala Sugar Company
Manila
Schower Kelinae
Rethoure
J. Macailay
Low Bidder on Breakwater Job
A bidder named in the Latinos issue faces scrutiny as the lowest bid for a breakwater construction contract. The figure is contested amid claims of irregularities in the bidding process and evaluation by engineers and city officials.
Kalihiwaena teachers scattered across territory in latest list
A chaotic assignment reshuffle moves Kalihiwaena School instructors to scattered posts across the district. Principal Cox faces criticism for classroom management while Superintendent Pope disperses the staff to restore order amid a wave of resignations and reassignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalihiwaena
Cox
Tripedor Gibson
Ellie
Sanitary and Musical Auto Ride Ends With Police Harmony
A wild motor journey begun in New York by B C Tilden of the American Sanitary Works with companions Hatley and Sturek ends in a police encounter in Virginia, where a portable organ mounted on the car played as officers intervened. The troupe continued through the Carolinas and blue ridge mountains, facing washouts and heavy rain before the journey was halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
B. C. Tilden
American Sanitary Works
New York
Honolulu
Ae & Panmenger
Tihdon
United States
Britta Colams
Elie
Acros
Tilden
Titklen
W. ©. Hatley
G. W. Bturek
Pollce
Dole Munnarrat
Coit
Virginia
Carolinas
Blue Rite Mountain
Kipling Protests Reciprocity Plan via Cable from Montreal
Cables from Montreal report Kipling lodging a strong protest against the proposed reciprocity treaty with the United States. The protest comes amid ongoing discussions and framing by Catt M. and others. No further details are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catt Montreal
Cams
Gept
Jara Kipling
United States
Chesterfield courthouse murder conviction of Beattie
Beattie was convicted of first degree murder for shooting his wife at night in a car near Chesterfield courthouse. The case involved an alleged romance with a young girl and Beulah Binford as a witness in the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lopesey
Chesterfield
van Sept
Henry Clay Beattie
Gentile
Beulah Binford
Tri
Genoese Workmen Die in Falling Building Collapse
In Genoa Italy Sept forty four workmen were buried after a theater building collapsed. Seven bodies were recovered and the accident is being treated as a major disaster with rescue teams on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ispevigt Wutlet
Cowes
Genoa
Italy
Wiley's Hand 15 Felt Here Movement Extends to Inland
A dated dispatch reports the spread of a movement to curb entry of artificially colored dates. Edward W. Munehard, chief of the U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry, warns all states and packing centers to bar entr with dates deemed unsafe or colored. Officials advise notifying importers to take precautions. If conditions do not improve, dates may be detained at ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mininland
Edward W. Munehard
Chit H. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistr
United States Department of Agricultures
Ste
Hee
Kim Chukt Lie
China
Rates and credits in sewer project financial summary
Financial report outlines rates and credits totaling 800.04 for the water and sewer project with a 5355.04 interest estimate. It notes a forward balance of 52.14 carried, adjustments for taxes and expenses, and a remaining balance of 82610 plus 90.14 carried from the prior period. The document references 200,000 appropriated for water and sewer work, with 4000 deduction and a small federal/territorial component, leaving a balance of 5855.04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HSITA
BYRDE
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Koy Chamberlain
Rochester
Alpha Teanile
KAHN
Ohio
Cowles
W. & Cowlam
Parmingslot
Elistur
Racamvelt
Library of
Plymouth
Kohala
Majer Wooten Horne
Ragineers
A. Tiw
Youne Engineering Company
Vite Gay
Aire
Atary A. Lew
Mine Mertin
Seteivr
Hobert Law
Coulter
Atle
Olive Horner
Matty
Angela
Prinelal LM. Wher
Robert Law
Anna Mann
Ian
Herta Molwmler
Horner
Mie
Christine Gertie
Mise
Elizabeth Moenie West
Hoyal School
Mary A
Law Tie
Tahal
Mes
B.J. Mott
Ivan Qqutt
Gore
Mary
Compton
Richmond
Kipling
Wiley
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