Kaulukou Seeks Hawaii Promotion Via Mainland Students
A. G. Kaulukou returned from the mainland after three years abroad with a plan to boost Hawaii promotion. While at Yale Law Bancol and in New York he promoted Hawaiian interests, proposing the Promotion Committee sponsor tuition for Hawaiian youths at mainland colleges to study and spread knowledge about Hawaii, encouraging tourism and education.
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A. G. Kaulukon
Sierra
Yale Law Bancol
Kaulukou
Hawaii
New York
Hawai
Mateland Colleges
Walters
Accura College
Ma | Wali
Hutchinson Sugar Contract Ties to Honolulu Plantation
Ed Pollite of San Francisco, a sugar investor, arrived in Honolulu to sign a three year contract moving Hutchinson Plantation sugar to the Honolulu Plantation for refining on Oahu. He predicts higher sugar prices as European demand wanes and weather markets drive prices, with Hawaii attracting strong global interest. Fred St Goat, son of Pak Hitz, travels with Pollite and plans to photograph Hawaii.
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Hutchinson Plantation Company
Kau
Hawaii
Boreckela
Honolulu
Rovert
Ed. Pollite
San Francisco
Alexander Young Hotel
Ta & Bulletin
Polit
Sierra
San Francia
Huteningen
Jeast
Honolu
Pollits
Basta
Hawaiian Securities
Honokaa
Fred. St. Goat
Pak Hitz
Polite
St. Goat
Howland Declares Nuuanu Water Is Being Cleared
Assistant Superintendent Howland reports Honolulu’s water is being cleared of muddy supply. Valves are being shut off citywide, and most residents will see cleaner water within a day. Pumps remain active as needed. daily pump costs are approximated at forty thousand dollars, with the gravity system nearly costless.
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Howland
Wtepe
Honolulu
Bond Bonds Bring Bride As 600000 Refunding Bonds Arrive
Calvert Brewer of the United States Mortgage and Trust Co arrived from the mainland with the promised $60,000 refunding funds but did not bring the bonds. He plans a honeymoon trip to the Orient with his bride. Governor Carter and Mrs. Kewer toured the capitol with them in the morning. Treasurer Campbell said the $600,000 refunding bonds arrived by mail three days ago and remain in his safe unopened in a sealed package awaiting the trustee’s representation.
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Calvert Brewer
United States Mortgage & Trust Co
Honda
Doric
Mra. Kewer
Carter
Capitol
Canprell
United States Mortgage and Trust Co
Brewer
Supreme Bench Hears The Term Lapse Question
Associate Justices Hartwell and Wilder returned from the mainland to attend a term lapse hearing with Chief Justice Frear. The court announced Wilder had not been located, adjourned, and reconvened at 10:90 a.m. to hear demurrer arguments on contest matters, with Judge Husaphreye presenting initial points and discussing whether the term had opened by Labor Day.
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Juste
Hartwell
Wilder
Frear
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Andrews
Cave Adame
Brawane
Husaphreye
Gus Fin
Court hears defense in Young Bennington case
San Francisco papers report the court martial of Commander Lak Hen Young ends with the defense gaining ground. Witnesses under prosecution are discredited. evidence questions Young’s duty inspections and engine room control. The defense highlights irregularities in safety valve maintenance and suggests prosecution bias.
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San Francisco
Lak Hen Young
Young
George J. Gear
Chronicle
General Woods
Vallejo
Commander Young
Bennington
Navy Yard
Amil Frederiksen
Nene
West
Witherson
Gear
Iarah
Rede Ariknen
Sentinel
Banis
Gontinus
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Nuuanu
Nuuaou
Newyork
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Moern
Attien
Kash Company
Prudenge
J. Hopp & Co
Young Bidg
Full Supreme Bench
Wilder and Hartwell
Youngs
Ole Ayn
Journal
Ment
Oregon Ladien
Vative Oatimare
Welcouly
Fie
Ae Levingston & Roland
Arlington Block
Manila
P. 1
Quartermasters Department
Malahe
Leyte
Signal Corps
Hong Kong
China
Britian Oriental Squadron
Dainy
Japan
Bryan
Cal
William J. Bryan
Manchuria
Orient
Taft
Art
Korea
Yokohama
Isthmus
Ama
Komura
N. J
Baron Komura
Vancouver
L Bbera & Company United
Merchant Tailor
Alakea Street
Cacris RO Uoro
Manufacturer's Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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