Territorial for a Tractor for the Room Schoolhouse with Peader’s Apartments
Bids and plans are on file with the Assistant Superintendent of Public Works and M.9 Scott School Agent North Kona Hawaii. Bidders pay 5.00 for plans which are refunded after depositing bid and returning documents. Bids must be submitted in a heated envelope to G S Holloway Superintendent of Public Works Honolulu by noon on the specified day. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Honolulu T H April 22 1995.
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Assintiit
Public Lands Notice for Hawaii Lot Purchases and Appraisals
Notice announces application dates under the Land Act 1895 for multiple lots in Hawaii with agricultural classifications and appraised values. Details include Lot numbers, map references, areas in acres, values from 158.50 to 657.00, and required cash payments. Plans and qualifications are available from Honolulu or Hilo Land Offices and Kane District offices.
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Ant
Gatelock
N.m
Hilo
Hawai
Olas
Pana
Hawaii
SutAgent Land Department
Court Howe
Honokau
Mawaii
Kaipalu
Haniakua
Ata
Map Ra
Niupea
Manakua
Hae
Nti
Aten
Hamakua
Ahaaloa
U.S
Aliistoa
Hamiltun
Mawath
Land Office
Honolulu
Kanewer Secon Land District
Joseph Pritele
Hey
Honoka
Jas. W. Pratt
Public Lands
Tgos
Naval Fleets Near Clash Reported Across Asia
Dispatches from Tokyo Singapore and Hongkong describe Russian fleet movements toward possible engagement with Nebogatoff’s forces. Sightings include six warships and four colliers near Penang, torpedo boats off Hokkaido, and Russian vessels at Hong Kong Bay. A May typhoon reportedly damaged Rojestvensky’s fleet near Amoy.
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Tokio
Japan
Rojestvensky
Nebogatoff
Singapore
Straits Settlement
Nebogatoffs
Penang
Hokkaido
Hongkong
China
Hongkohe Bay
Kamranh
Cape St. James
Paris
France
Vladivostok
Amoy
Chinese Empire
Russian General Kisses Troops During Easter Parade
Gen Linevitch, commander of the Russian army in Manchuria, passed along the line of troops on Easter in Gunsha Pass May 2 kissing each soldier. The reorganization of the army continues.
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Gunsha Pass
Manchuria
Linevitch
Sugar Quotations and Crime News Briefs
Latest market figures show 96 Test Centrifugals and 138 analysis beets with per ton and dollar values listed for Iseo and San Francisco. Crowe surrenders to police in Omaha after Eddie Cudahy kidnapping years ago. White knocks out Britt in the twenty round in San Francisco fight. Indictments against Morgan Smith and wife in the Nan Patterson case quashed. Brundage elected Senator to succeed art in Hartford.
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Iseo
Cal
San Francisco
Young Cudahy
Omaha
Neb
Pat Crowe
Eddie Cudahy
White
Britt
New York
Morgan Smith
Nan Patterson
The Chicago Strike Not Settled
Chicago on May 5 reports two thousand deputy sheriffs to be sworn in tomorrow while the Mayor trusts police to handle risks. The Governor is urged to call out the militia as forty people were injured in rioting. A May 6 update notes merchants prepare to protect goods delivery.
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Chicago
Labor men fail to bar Japanese from Olympia passengers
In Seattle on May 2 labor advocates attempted to bar out Hawaii bound Japanese passengers onboard the Olympia. The effort failed as the Japanese were allowed to land and were entertained.
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Seattle
Wash
Olympia
Honolulu
Circuit Courts Can Naturalize
Honolulu May 6 Judge Dole in the Federal Court declines to entertain George Clark petition to be naturalized holding he is already an American citizen Judge George Clark of Kailua was affected by Judge Matthewmans decision that Circuit Courts had no right to naturalize citizens His actions as District Magistrate would be invalid under that ruling
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Honolulu
Dole
George Clark
Kailua
Matthewman
Circuit Courts
Alexander Declares No Resignation Amid Surplus Claim
York May Street reports M. Alexander states the surplus of the Tistrance Society is for the exclusive benefit of policy holders and refuses to resign. He asserts the plan protects members and maintains governance.
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York, May St
M. Alexander
Able Tistrance Society
Banana Marketing Prospects Improve for Planters
A Board of Trade committee reports brighter prospects for the banana industry. An agent is en route to San Francisco to arrange marketing, with parties willing to organize benefits for planters and a semi monthly steamer service. Names to be published after San Francisco report. The committee continues its work.
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Board of ‘Trade
Board of ‘Trade Rooms
San Francisco
Hiemonthly
Nominations listed for island Republican primary election
Precinct clubs nominate delegates for the County Convention on May 6. Voters will choose in Saturday primary between 4 and 8 p m. Names cover First and Second Representative Districts across Kalapana Olaa Wainkea Hilo Papaikou Honokaa Kukaihaule Kapoho Kohala Waimea Kailua Keahou Hookena Waiohinu Pahala and more with many individuals named for each precinct.
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Republican Party
Island
Jos. Pritchard
J. W. Moanauli
John Ai
George Kaiser
Kukaihaule
D. Forbes
F. K. Kalimaeka
John K Kealoha
W. G. Lassery
Kapoho
H. J. Lyman
D. K. Makuakane
Kohala
E. A. Fraser
John Hind
J. G. Louis
Wm. Nerefurg
H. K. Molale
I. E. Olding
H.l Quinn
Geo. Tulloch
Waimea
J. H. Wise
Fred W. Carter
W. Vreedenberg
J. W. Kawai
D. K. Pipi
Jas. Bright
Kailua
J. Maguire
Robi. Hind
J. N. Koomoa
J. K. Kelukoa Jr
J. K. Elemakule
H. Gregson
Keahou
Konawaena
W. HH. Greenwell
Arthur Greenwell
J. K. Nahale
T. P. Kamaoha
W. J. Yates
RB. Wassman
Thos. C. White
W. F. Roy
Henry Kawewehi
Hookena—s
Keala
Kaawa
W. H. Wright
John Ahu
Wm. Hooper
Papa
Waiohinu
L. S. Thompson
J. MH. Waipailayi
Y. K. Kaapa
Republican factional fight over Kau county convention
A lively contest is brewing between Kau Republicans as two factions claim delegates and threaten court challenges to officials elected with rival votes. Waiohinu and Naalehu meetings produced rival nomination slates, with Dr. L. S. Thompson Judge J. H. Waipuilani and Y. K. Kaapa named by the Waiohinu faction.
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Kau
Waiohinu
Naalehu
Hiloo
L. S. Thompson
J. H. Waipuilani
Y. K. Kaapa
Tennis Club Ends Season With Doubles Final Clash
The Tennis Club crown was decided as In Hapai defeated Baldwin and Mellor 7-5 7-5 in the men’s doubles final after Balding and Mapai beat Elliot and Vicars 6-4 10-8 in the semi. George Hapai wins men’s singles and, with J Metcalfe, is urged to Honolulu for the open tournament.
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Balding
Mapai
Elliot
Vicars
Hapai
Baldwin
Mellor
Eiliwither
George Hapai
Hiliot
J. Metcalfe
Honolulu
Next Kinau
Mding Ane
Increased School Appropriations The Fourth Precinct Resolution
A unanimous May resolution by the Fourth Republican Precinct Club of Hilo urges liberal state appropriations for Hawaii's Department of Education. It calls for higher teacher salaries, restored pay scales, and funding for a new Hilo school building and equipment to attract competent staff and improve educational outcomes. The resolution was sent to the Territory’s Governor and the Senate and House of Representatives.
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Board of Biduestion
Hawaii
Hilo
Iivet
1Striet
Territory of Hawaii
Department of Eatication
Silarien
Liele
Yale
Territory
Senate
House of the Representatives
Labor Leaders Appeal Against Troop Use in Chicago Riot
Chicago May 1 labor leaders urge President and Governor not to dispatch troops to quell riotous strikers. Strong plea cites risk to civil liberties and calls for negotiation, mediation, and restraint amid escalating industrial unrest.
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Chicago
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Manet
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Chas. M. LeBlond
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Chinee Notary Public
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Suveranch Building
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Tawateerpreters
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Waaianuenue St
Iilo, Hawaii
BTC
F. S. Lyman Agent Fire, Acctit and
Marini Insurance
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Punanahula
Superintendent of Public Works
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Bankers
Creiit
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Waianuenue ST
Court House
Wai
C. F. Bradshaw Proprietor
WM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd
Alex, Cross & Sons
Rubber Coods Coodyear Rubber CO
RH. Pease
San Francisco, Cal
Hilo Electric Light Co., Ltd
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Notick
Matson Line
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Igor
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Hartford
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