Kauai County delegates elect officers at Kauai convention
Kauai Kauai September meeting of Kauai County delegates opened at 1:35 p.m. with temporary chairman Cox presiding. H Wake chosen temporary secretary. Credentials committee reported valid member election from Precincts. Permanent officers to be chairman vice chairman secretary treasurer. executive committee to include one delegate per precinct. Nominations and ballots led to various appointments including an official interpreter. Recesses, adjournments, and procedural actions noted as delegates from multiple precincts were named.
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Lihue
Kaual
Cox
H. Wake
Tallowa
Tat Precinet
Meneni
G. Hansen
B.A. Knudeonart
F. Gay
Wm. Haste
HM. Nawalath
D. Meltryde
KW. Kinney
He Blake
I Corkett
Chas. Wilcox
Rico Je
KE. Lovell
E. Broadbent
Manu
N. Kanthuo
HK. Katete
Com. Sweetwurth
G. Hy Patrehitd
Tuple
W. Meheula
M. Cox
J. K. Lota
B. Koapalt
Rick
Chalana K. A. Knudsen
K. W. Kinney
Permanent Nation
Permanent Organisation and Order of
Tuwines Beg
Convention
Phil Coast
Yiee
Exmmitton
Busness
Alfhe
Bhorif
Aserxnor
Alo
Sweetser
J. K.cockett
WM. Hastie
N. Kaathue
Francis Gay
P L. Tople
GL. Koon
Tvland Wonitbaw
Tople
G. HM. Fuer Child
Mr. McBryde
Francie Gay
Senator Nakapaahu
W. He Rice
A. Rego
Mr. Kinney
Unclear Continuation Notice for Local Advertisements
Fragmentary OCR text mentions General Arthure items and cigars from Gunat-Bakin Cigar Co with agents and an office magistant vacancy name. The readable pieces show ad style, referencing page continuation and a city/offices contact hint, but lack coherent facts, dates, places, or identifiable entities.
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General Arthure
Gunat-Bakin Cigar Co
Hawaii Exposition Fund Calls for Shared Exhibit
Commissioner Macfarlane explains Hawaii’s need to divide its exhibit among multiple buildings at the St Louis Exposition. He cites a possible cable from George R. Carter to decide the approach, seeks public spirited contributions to raise at least $16,000, and notes plans for a possible separate structure if a single building is not allowed. The effort aims to secure a prominent Hawaiian showcase despite building limits.
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George R. Carter
Territory of Hawaii
Mt Thy St. Louin Exposition
FP. W. Macfarlane
Carter
St. Louis
Francie
Tick R Coueke
Hawaii
Ale Carter
Orvet
Hever
Hiwallis
Thompman
Thompson
Davis Assured Attack Will Cease By Advertiser
Attorney George A. Davia testified before Judge De Holt that a settlement demand would end the Hawaii Gazette Co publication of damaging articles about him and the Campbell estate. He had refused more than $100 retainer, resigned from Campbell estate dealings, and sought an injunction to stop further articles.
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George A. Davia
Jude de Holt
Hawaii Gazette Co
Avis Wa
Mbelllouk
Itounance Walt
Itr
Ngatiet
Muil
Davie
Cave
Davis
Campbell
Davia
Gagete Co
Advertiser
Dole
Deanit
Kemp
Hie Crowis
Marner
Dude de Molt
Married a Count in a Romantic October Wedding
A couple announces the marriage of Liew daughter Alley Maker to Count Breale Donal at a Kealla Kaunl home ceremony performed by Reverend Henry Hon Hew tarick. Attended by relatives and intimate friends, the couple plans a future home with bonds for Mary. The couple traveled Europe recently, and the Count’s arrival followed a long courtship.
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Mes
Curde
Liew
Alley Maker
Breale Donal
Kealla
Kaunl
Taat
Henry Hon Hewtarick
Howe
Arly
Cyl
Kovalimhe Mkts
Alameda
Mary
Europe
Ter
Disjointed Text Mentions Jurors and Court Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR notes reference jurors and a court, naming Judge De Mult and parties including Kwone late Yuena C and Manette Fire Insurance Co. The legible fragments hint at a trial or voir dire and a continuing hearing, with poor transcription obscuring key details and dates.
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Holt and
Robinson
Holt
de Mult
Datler
Kwone
Yuena C
Manette Fire Insurance Co
Chinatown Plagow
Alina
North
Question of Indictment Halts Trial for Nakamura Case
In a criminal court session Judge Gear delayed the Nakamura case as defense and prosecutors wrestle with whether poisoning charges require grand jury indictment. Attorney Brooks argues the Constitution forbids convictions without indictment while Deputy AG Peters seeks time to respond. The court plans to continue proceedings until a ruling on the legal question.
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HM Heeckens
United States
Ve. Wa Sint
Gear
Fox Brooks
Aninal Nakamura
Jidgy Geary
Advienneat Brooks
Peters
Brooksute
Beovkome
Pasion Riel Hove
Groud Jury
Tulanatiie
East Is Storm Swept
A terrific windstorm swept the Atlantic coast from New York to Philadelphia causing property damage on land and sea. Several small vessels were wrecked and others feared lost. Wires were down, and reports came in slowly. The President's party aboard the yacht Sylph, traveling from Oyster Bay to Ellis Island, faced a dangerous voyage but were brought safely to their destination.
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New York
N. Y
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Oyster Bay
Ellis
Lack of Rain Spreads Disease In Philippines
Manila report from September 16 notes a delayed fall causing a serious health situation in the Philippines with bubonic plague in Tondo and Cebu and a marked rise in cholera cases across the islands, elevating fatalities and prompting alarm.
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Philippines
Manila
P. L
Tondo
Cebu
Lipton Suffering Appendicitis in Chicago Visit
Sir Thomas Lipton visiting Chicago before returning to London. He is reported to have appendicitis, but doctors say it is not necessarily serious and unlikely to require an operation.
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Chicago
Hil
Thomas Lipton
Chi
London
Canal measure report passes after Senate debate
Bogota note reports that a special commission’s drawing of a new canal measure was presented to the Senate in Bogota on September 16. After a brief discussion, the report was approved by the body.
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Bogota
Colombia
Special Commission
Senate
Imperial Troops Question Public Opinion In Court
Fragmentary OCR describes a legal proceeding where authorities weigh public sentiment and legal requirements. A judge contends the matter cannot proceed until proper authority is clear. Breckers and others cite Supreme Court decisions to support their positions as the hearing continues.
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Breckers
Breckors
Supreme Court
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Ein Ntti
Commissioner Macfarlane
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Gunst-Eakin Cigar Co
Tworpiece
Aljed
Benjamin
the Kash Co., Ltd
Choice
Kaimuki
King Street
Masonic Temple
Telspene Stue
Lipton
Bogota Canal Commission
Morocco
Gear Staten
Imperial
Vici Kid
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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