Beautify by Tree Planting In Kalmokli Palolo District
Residents applaud a district improvement plan led by the Kalmoki Palolo and Walalng Improvement Association. Members discuss a comprehensive tree planting program along the main road and side avenues, with discussions on tree types, spacing, and street appeal. The group seeks government support for widening Walalac Road and plans curbing and funding details to advance public beautification.
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Kalmoki
Palolo
Trou
Rome
Arik
Uume
Wala
Dave Bot
Walalac
Winley
Otagorlation
Miro
Minton
Mamachado
Cooke
Cable Exemptions Upheld In Nine Tax Appeals
Nine tax appeals were decided with the assessor upheld in eight cases, but the Commercial Cable Company case found the cable property non taxable under the taxing statute. The ruling clarifies that taxes apply only to property within the law's district, with the cable asset in question deemed not subject to taxation. Further assessments and values for several parcels and enterprises were noted as returned or adjusted, including Theo H. Daview Co. leases and Emma Kaleivonat land, with figures given for each property's assessed value and adjustments.
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Med
Nine der Uinion
Commercial Paritic Cable Company
Iso
Theo H. Davive & Co
Kinburmann
Theo
H. Daview
Wavetold
Kapiotant Park
Telufh
Agsennor
Hataty
Emma Kaleivonatant
Watkiki
Marck
Aloo & Robinson
Ammesor
J. P. Wichman & Co
Emerson
Spencer Street
Loknore Lnternet
Hotel Binet
H. FP
Wiehman
Iaad
Nuwane Valley
Agsemior
Antonio Perry
Kawélo Street
Home Riders of Fourth District Name Democratic Ticket
The Home Riders of the Fourth named the following ticket for the House this afternoon: David Notley, S M Kumakaia, Sam Paahou, I te 8. Makekou, Joseph Ana and Newt Fhe. The Home Rule delegates sought a Home Rule ticket, but the convention adjourned for hours amid lengthy preliminaries. The resolutions committee later endorsed not endorsing the two Democrats and, after debate, substituted Home Rule nominees for Art and Neuba.
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David Notley
SM. Ramatal
Sam Parton
Makehon
Honry Mehowki
J. K
Committee On
M. Kumakaia
Sam Paahou
Makekou
Joseph Ana
Newt
Teady
Vankee
Mehenin
Kuohl
Art
Neuba
Police Court PLEAS GUILTY To Grows Cheat and Fined
SNR James Spencer pleaded guilty in Police Court to a grows cheat and was fined 60 dollars. Formerly employed by the Hauricon Mutual Hortal Association, he was discharged five months ago and has victimized several people, mostly Mawatian women, with bogus certificates. He sold forged certificates by erasing names and placing the purchaser’s name on them.
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James Spencer
Spencer
Hauricon Mutual Hortal Association
Undertaker Town
Binen
Heatule
Igerduury prisoner linked to Naaloir mill fire
A man named Peter Kyinna from Kau ape is detained on allegations of setting a millhouse blaze at Naaloir. He was brought by the steamer Manne Low and committed to the Streal Court for trial.
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Tne
Manne Low
Kau
Peter Kyinna
Streal Court
Tauk ea Successful Kona political club drives for turnout
Officers of the Mauna Loa report Curtis Inukea the Democratic candidate for Dologata to Congress meets with success in Kona. He has won converts as precinct clubs organize, while an executive committee meeting plans a Friday October 7 pavilion event and new membership votes pending.
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Mauna Loa
Curtis Inukea
Dologata
Congraka
Kona
Hite Cottision Club
I. N. Holmes
Payeo
Murs Yong Neau
Hin
Io Tim
Uncle Sam Urges Federal Building Site in Hawaii
Governor Carter and business leaders press Congress to fund a federal building in Hawaii and approve Honolulu harbor improvements. They urge rapid action, noting Hawaii’s growth and the need for federal presence to spur development and commerce. The letter to War Secretary Taft signals coordinated state and merchant interests in securing federal digs.
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Mactan
Pitt
Ney
Smith
Congress
Hawaii
Taft
Department
Honolulu
Carter Thie Minating
Buffalo Arrives After Long Cruise From Midway
The Buffalo arrived from Midway this morning, docking at Naval Wharf No 1 around 7 o clock. The ship had just completed an extended North Pacific cruise and brief Alaska duties before leaving Dutch Harbor. Nine mechanics are returning on this voyage, with other vessels in northern waters reportedly met during the trip. The Buffalo departed San Francisco August 30 for Dutch Harbor, then proceeded to Butch Harbor before heading to Alaska.
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U.S. Craver Buffalo
Midway
Naval Wharf No. 1
North Pacific
Alaskan
United States
Buffalo
San Francisco
Butch Harbor
Oyama Delayed To Repair His Loss
Murden Wanchuria Sept 30 The delay of General Oyama in attending the Russians is due to the need to replace losses and to mine stores and ammunition. Governor murdered by rebel tribesmen Tangier Morrocci p110 The Governor of Arzila has been murdered by rebellious tribes whose members he had imprisoned. The prisoners were released after the Governor’s murder and many people massacred. Payne very ill Washington Sept 30 Postmaster General Payne's line is terrible He has heart trouble that may result fatally.
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Murden
Wanchuria
Oyama
Tangier
Morrocci
Arzila
Washington, D. C
Payne
Voters Registered Up To Noon Today In Territorial Polls
Registration figures show 2 964 voters registered by noon with breakdowns by precincts and ethnic groups. White voter numbers dip from two years ago. hawaiian and haole registrants also detailed. article notes reduced white participation and urges registration ahead of territorial elections.
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Knole
Rumors Spur Talk of Shaw Witt RM Withdrawal
Shaw Witt RM denied plans to withdraw from the Fifth District Republican ticket amid circulating street chatter. Flo Saya said Witt does not intend to quit but will leave the matter to voters to decide.
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Junie Slaw
Benatar Nakapaahu Receives Letter From Island Office
The brother of Benatar Nakapaahu of Koval, employed by Lewis Co., received a letter from the Benatar. The missive notes the island’s Republican party is very strong while the Democrat and Home Rulers appear doubtful. Information attributed to I. Nakapaar t.
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Benatar Nakapaahu
Koval
Lewis @ Co
Benatar
Republican
I. Nakapaart
Death of Akonl Chinese fish dealer in Kalina
Report from the Mauna Loa states Akol an Chinese fish dealer was killed last Thursday in Kalina after being thrown from a young horse. He was crushed on a pile of rocks as the animal broke loose. Collectors urged to register early to avoid crowds for this year’s vote.
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Tuye
Carter
Havin Famiila
Beth
Leowelit Kaipaupau Valley
Tanigto
Kalpaupau Ja
Thin
Dole
J. J. Cantic
Kalpaupau Valley
Waikiki and
Fort Street
Walkirch
Port Street
Ki Ipaupau
Ehley
Dorset
Kavli
Mauna Loa
Akonl
Kalina
Akool
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Tax Appeal Court
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New York
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London
America
England
The
Kash C0, Ltd
Taukea Successful
Andrews
Jon Miranda
Menard Damon
Khal Ws
Ur Sanday
Ee Dooley
Uncle Sam
Federal Building
Puke
Staten Asd
Teeney
Chamber of Commitree
George Amith
Merctwuty Seo ‘Eration
Kaipaupau Valley
Castle
Dhan
Wetble
Ahsabule
Les
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fort 81
Masonic Temple
Tel. Blue
Peteraburg
Russia
Muhoon
Kuropatkin
Port Arthur
Associated Press
BT. Petersburg
War Office
Nakapaahu
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co, Ltd
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