Transport Thomas Arrives with Marines and Heavy Iron Shipment
The Thomas reaches Naval Wharf No.2 with a large crowd aboard carrying supplies for Marines on Midway and heavy structural iron. The ship, from San Pietro, docks after an uneventful voyage delayed by coal problems, delivering five passengers for Honolulu and a long list of Navy and Army personnel.
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San Pieteen
Guam
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Navy
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Elvil
Irenpeal
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Chas
van Oxedaly
Notley’s Plantation Labor Scheme Sparks Controversy
A Home Rule candidate named Notley reportedly proposed a plan to control plantation labor by restricting work to citizens, selecting pro‑Notley workers, and enforcing with jail threats. The scheme aimed to curb strikes and would be pushed to Congress to apply across regions, allegedly gaining planter support but drawing strong opposition.
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Chas Notley
Gale
Fms
Notley’s
Tatesiien
Matt
Notley
Congress
Plantation Deal in Kohala District Patched with Ditch Co
In Kohala District a plantation transfer occurred as Panken Planting Company headed by Mya Mackenshe and Howard J. Dryant sold Mohala District land to Mee Blica Mackensix for 16025 dollars. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co handled the transfer. Water delivery to the Kohala fields via Kukula Ditch Co will start soon under Kahala landowners and local planters.
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Kew Coffee Today
Pankea Planting Co
Mohala
Mee Blica
Mackensix
Howard T. Bryant
Henry Waterhoue Tramt Co
Mackenshe
Howard J. Dryant
Pankra Planting Company
Tod Tie
Vane
Jamon Wight
Theo
Kukula Ditch Company
de. Wight
Mabukopa
Ta Punken Plantlux Co
Trhwin Planters
Kehata Ti
Tiv
Kobain
O'Shaugneny
Mil Sage , Jar Co
Atkinson Lectures Road Laborers on Hawaiians and Japanese
Albert Horner, arriving from Hawaii, praises citizen laborers who replaced Japanese workers on the Colue Ja Kukalan road as Captain Atidapon urges hustling. He notes Hawaiian and Portuguese laborers work hard, with the road making steady progress, while Admiral Beckley lists port shipments from Maui: Onomen 8460, Hama Joma 4000, Howokia 4900, Punaiu 4080.
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Hawaii Ho
Hamakua
Horner
Fauch Ae
Leland and Wook
Atidapon
Hilo
Artizans
Hem
Atmiral Beckley
Ime Agar
Mawaui
Onomen
Hama Joma
Paauhau
Howokia
Punaiu
Philippine exhibit draws critique at World’s Fair
Eugene Deftackin, editor of the Mantia Review of Trade and Price, reports from the World’s Fair on the Philippine exhibit. He says attendance was low and the exhibit focused on nudity to attract visitors, a tactic he condemns as a failed attempt to contrast civilization and barbarism.
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Eugene de Ftackin
Mantia Review of Trade and
Rent
Tempaniongie Ly
Thomas Reaeer
de Rat Haa
de Rarkin
Philippines
Ewan
St. Louis
Territorial Jury to Probe Running Down of Procession
Early pest week the Territorial land Jury will use a thorough investigation of the running down of a general procession by an electric over the Oahu Railway depot recently. The Inquisition did not air today. Several indictments are ready for prevention. W P McDougall of Kobain athe city today on bu rived.
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Oahu
Great Mummy Found on Hawaii
A natural cave in Hamakia yielded an ancient mummy and large tapa cloth wrappings. Wagner of Hohokaa reported the discovery to the Bishop Museum, noting a ten foot long tapa roll and a red-bale human remains encased in dried parchment.
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Hamakia
Wishop Museum
Wagner
Hohokaa
Hamakan
Mn. Wagner
Muself
Adams Candidate Endsorsement and Hawaii Trip Note
Adams candidate for Bonwly from the FHA Dintelet Ate. Adams was urged by voters to run and has consented to allow his name to be on the ballot before the convention. Lorene returned today from a two weeks trip on Hawaii.
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EB. R. Adams
Ate
Adams
M. Lorene
Hawaii
Ladies Face Massage Offered by Home Visit Service
Women may arrange a home facial massage by calling Main 227 at the Silent Barber Shop. An expert operator will come to their residence to perform the service.
Democrats Firs Gun Seems Feeble In Hawaii Three Cornered Fight
A Hawaiian political pageant shows the Democratic party struggling to unify as factions collide. The East Hawaii race tilts toward Republicans while Democrats in Oahu seek a platform. A midweek convention replacement and looming hearings frame the contest as party leaders debate strategy and future prospects.
Precinct Club Meeting Reported for Fourth District Republicans
The Republican Club of the Fourth District plans a gathering tonight at Thomas Cummins residence on King Street to organize a precinct club. The Tenth Precinct Republicans will convene there Monday night for an unspecified purpose.
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Thomas Cummins
King Street
Ball Games Today at League Ground
A ball game at the League ground Hide affernonn features Me Pur nates versus the Milles, with the HLA C and the Fills Fixed changre torpedors involved in a fixed matchup.
Big Island Republican tide in Hawaii campaign
A garbled early 20th century report describes a strong Republican surge across Hawaii during a campaign. It notes Kalapanin’s reception for Deputy Ivan Delveaic, suggests Kahlo may win Kalapunn for the Temubilenn party, and reports subdued demonstrations in Olan and Hast Hayall with Republicans determined to press pounding campaigns.
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Kahlo
Hawaii
Kuhio
Payatkan
Hottie
Mentiurirhan
Hartohed
John Wite
D. Kelaiakmn Fai Je
Abd H. Fo Desha
Ivan Delveaic
Killin
Tyla Wook
Wapaiken
Rubio
Heatue
Mawali
Kulto
Olan
Ryan
Hayall
Cotico
Republiivanten
Mawall
Fa Honalinnw
Urantoy
Tomers
Anta Walpla
Cintiitencant
Boy Thieves in Court in a Noted Case of Robbery
Reported in court next week are two youths accused of wholesale robbery. Authorities describe a coordinated heist with a captain and coded oaths, the suspects linked to a broader ring. Public interest centers on the fate of those alleged to have aided, abetted, or acted as intermediaries in the stolen goods operation.
Kasia and others challenge Lan Onomen Ugar Company case
In a Fourth Circuit action the plaintiffs including Kasia Piulmoka Kahaleikal Kone and Alia contest a writ issued by the Supreme Court. The court prepares to review the verdict for the defendant Diwintiite Wulnall Uhat, with the parties arguing about the judgment and remedies.
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Petithan
Kasia
Piulmoka
Kahaleikal
Kone
Alia
Lan Onomen Ugar Company
Supreme Court
Diwintiite Wulnall
Resolutions Adopted by the Young Men Republicans Club
The Young Men’s Republican Club of the First Representative District of Hawaii adopted resolutions of sympathy for Governor George R. Carter’s bereavement. The document notes transmission to Governor Carter and publication arrangements, dated September 6, 1908, with signatures of club officers. Separate dispatch describes heavy Japanese artillery fire near Hil No. 9 and Madum village, intense fighting lasting hours, frontline advances, and a counterattack sustaining casualties.
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Young Men’ Republican Club
Dinteret
Territory of Hawaii
George R. Carter
Honolulu
Young Men'n Republican Club
Haewalt
Uve
George S. Carter
Madum
Weil
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