German Mataafa dispute seen as unresolved
Washington reports say Germany has not abandoned Mataafa despite Berlin and London speculation. State Department holds that a German withdrawal would end the feud, as kingship under Mataafa lies at the core. W R B Castle notes university extension efforts in Hawaii with Rolfe and a planned Doric lecture trip to build local societies.
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Eiohenander von Hollebin
Germany
Julian Pauvoefote
Berlin
London
Matanfa
United States
Justice Chambers
State Department
Ma‘tanfa
Germace
Mataafa
Malietos
W. R B. Castle
Iand
China
Bouwerm
Aniversity Extension
Hawaii
Southern California
Ftle
Rolfe
University of Chicago
Doric
Islands
University Club of
Honolulu
Captain Dyer Ordered Home From Philippines
Washington March 25. A medical survey found Captain N M Dyer of the Baltimore unfit for further service in the Philippines and he is ordered sent home. One of the newly promoted officers under the naval personnel bill will be assigned to command the Baltimore.
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Washington
Presh Fish 694 Poultry Shipment Arrives by Garonne
The Metropolitan Mont Company received a consignment of fresh fish and poultry from Freak fish and poultry by the 8 8. Garonne from Seattle today.
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Mont Comny
Garonne
Seattle
Agui naldo Defeated In Northern Luzon Assault
Washington dispatch reports a March 28 fighting near Malolos where South Dakota volunteers under Frost repelled Aguinaldo’s troops. Casualties included several officers and many enlisted men. rail and river activity affected MacArthur’s advance as gunboats operated on the Bulacan river. Niihau island changes note Waterhouse Co lease and irrigation prospects. Henry Waterhouse & Co and others seek control for sugar development amid water tests.
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Otis
Manila
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Jerday
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Frost
Agnivet
Agarnaldo
Malolos
Lienaud
Adame
Morrison
Luna
Orie
A. Proat
Twenty-second Infantry
South Dakota Volunteers
Joseph H. Lien
H. Adams
Sidney E. Morrison
H. BE
McClellan
Aguipaldo
Unan
Luzon
Lawton
Stewart
Polo
MaccArthur
Egbert
Twenty Second Infantry
Nort of
Olle
MacArthur
Manilao
Aguinaldo
Priconera
Small Arma
Presa
Drunken soldier arrest sparks raucous King Street incident
On King Street near the Anchor saloon a drunken soldier named J. was arrested by a native officer after tripping the officer. Frank Ferreira restrained the man and took him to the police station. The assault case against Friel was nolle pros’d. Meanwhile Mr. Landers, Pacific Coast insurance agent, visits Honolulu to inspect fire and water services.
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Anchor
Friel
Frank Ferreira
Nollepros
Mr. Landers
Pacific
the Lion, Imperial
Insurance Counnies
Honolulu
W. Ht. Castle
New Sugar Venture in Nabika on Mani Basin
A new sugar company, Nabika on Mani, to be capitalized at 750000 privately, attracted investors after publicising shares. Fourteen thousand shares of 20 each, 10 percent issued, plus five more within them, with water rights secured for thirty years. Oaemen Sugar Co board now includes O M Vesper and D G Alexander of San B Provensco. Mr. Robinson remains auditor across four companies.
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Henry Waterhouse & Co
Aubrey Robinson
Robinson
Kaaai
Waterhouse
Sugar Co
Pinkham
Niihaa
A. B. Ingalle
Oahu College
Ingalle
Waiokanio
Niihau
E. KE. Ball
Hoeda Plantation
New Niihau
Martern
Hawaii
Waterboy
Nabika
Mani
Jas. F. Jos. F. Morgan
Harry Armitage
Oaemen Sugar Co
Cwetle & Cooks
Busane Wanado
Mesire
O. M. Vesper
D. G. Alexander
San B Provensco
Mewne Lons Pilmia and The Manca Los Sugar Voyage Notes
Mewne Lons Pilmia and The Manca Los arrived within four hours after four pm reporting cleanouts of Hoon apo and 6100 bags sugar left. Sugar totals: 12000 at H8 Co, 2400 at PSM, 3000 at Lahaine. No rain. rough seas and strong wind. Magna Lows delay due to boiler failures at Hannspo and Man-inea causing about 90 minutes delay at each stop.
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Pilmia
Manca
Hannspo
Tabea
Man- Inea
Dole Briefs Bennerin on Hospital Incurables and Cemetery Plan
President Dole told the Bennerin a few days ago that the hospital incurables issue would be presented at a forthcoming conference that also involves the new cemetery question. He indicated impatience over delays and outlined upcoming discussions among officials.
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