Harbor Commission Debates Dray Traffic and Freight Handling
Harbor commissioners meet to assess delays caused by dray drivers and police actions at the waterfront. They criticize the Intercontinental Browmahiy Company for freight handling and discuss wasteful practices blocking wharves, allocation of cargo rules, and upcoming tenure changes for harbor master position.
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Aon
Tripp
Perthery
Intersistamt Browmahiy Company
Bemite
Stuart Haveli
Hind
Femal
Komtor
Tima Comprell
San Hratelica
Piles Cure Claim by Pazo Ointment Ads
An advertisement asserts Pazo Ointment cures all piles including itching bleeding and protruding cases within six to fourteen days or a full refund. Made by Paris Medicine Co Saint Louis.
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Paris Medicine CO
Saint Louis
Pupils in Churches and City Schools Overcrowded
In Pearl City the school system faces crowding as students are split between morning and afternoon sessions. Investigation notes by Magiseer Gere reveal insufficient seating at several buildings and plans to accommodate overflow with relocated rooms and staggered attendance.
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Pearl City
Ehool
Tor
Mibadon
Magiseer Gere
Pupiix
Brigham Experiences Trolley Car Collision on Fort Street
Brigham, director of Bishop Museum, had a near mishap when trolley car 61 clipped his auto on Fort and King streets. His machine was damaged but occupants escaped injury. An assisting passenger helped move the car to clear the street. In other notes, Philip M. Schubbe of the Gor an army War department faces a relation charge while Sir Willan Whyte, vice president of a Canadian railway, has retired due to age/ill health.
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Wim, T. Brigham
Bishop Museum
Fort and
King Streets
Waikiki
Dr. Heigham
Fort Street
First National Hawk
Ear St
Brigham
Lchillingwarth
Philip M. Schubbe
Relativ Plysmuth
Eng
KAM BUILDINGS WILL BE RAZED AT KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOL
Extensive changes are planned for Kamehameha School grounds with the demolition of several existing structures including the old gymnasium and craft buildings. The project, costing about 19000, aims to modernize the campus and boost practical instruction, with much tearing down and clearing done by students.
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Kamehameha
Trusteon
Julry
Police Court Trials Narrow in a Turbulent Night
In Dragon, Coto, a small town of 800 residents, a series of court actions unfolded. A Hawaiian woman was jailed for a month after pleading guilty to a liquor charge, while Manuel Ramos faced a charge of assault with a deadly weapon and contested an embezzlement accusation. The judge ruled against enticement claims, and a 30 day sentence was imposed in a separate case after evidence and testimony were weighed. The Uintah railway’s completion spurred twelve miles of new settlement as the town’s fortunes shifted.
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Weault
Cutlin
All Monvarrat
Hit
Dragon
Coto
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