Explosion Kills Gun Crew Of Big Battleship
Legal battle continues over a Supreme Court ruling as Cotton Moon appeals to Washington. Defense seeks stay of execution to preserve rights after a complex appellate path in a Territory case involving a $25,000 claim and a contested bill of exceptions. The motion for stay was heard and set for later date.
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Cotton Moon
Hually
United Staten Bi Penne Court
Supreme Court
Jodie Gene
Jautinn
Peters
Lindoay
Ute Lindsay
Deshy
Apell
Supreme Court of
United Braen Supreme Court
Dev Feninate
Hwaring
Today's Events and Parades in Honolulu
Listings show church services on Beretnula Street and Fort Street near Club Stables. Ocean race departure La Patoma from old Kinan wharf. Hawaiian band concert at Capital grounds. Kalmuki Zoo events include a 20 minute wededute and concerts by Aloha groups.
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Methodist
Beretnula Street
la Patoma
Hawaii
Vom Old
Tani
Koster
Capital
Tomer
David
Glee
Kalmukl Zoo
Jeet
Kalmuki
PINKHAM REAPPOINTED AS HEALTH COMMISSION IN 2-YEAR TERM
President Pinks haw of the Board of Health seen expire today while the Acting Governor prepares a new two year commission for Winkham. At St Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow Bishop Restarick will preach at La si and 7:00 pm. There will be Holy Communion at 6. Tien Hoa and 95H & 1 to Howaiion.
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Board of Health
Winkham
St Andrew's Cathedral
Restarick
Tien Hoa
Howaiion
McKinleys Wish Shapes Hawaiian Delegate Battle
Deputy Kalakiela hopes to run as an independent in the Brown faction split with Wilson seeking renomination as Delegate to Congress. Prominent figures A G Robertson and Prince Kuhio loom large, with Wilson stating Kuhio will be the man and recounting past president McKinley discussions on Hawaiian representation. Ned Crabbe presses his father’s sheriff nomination as native support grows, while the Helene delivers sugar from Hamakua.
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A. G. M. Robertson
Prince Kuhio
Kuhio
Wilkon
Robertson
Kuhlo
Ishin
Congren
Mie Wileon
Wilson
Cupid
Ned” Crabbe
Shuplit Brown
Crabbe
Ned
Hin
Beri Kalaklela
Walt
Mnd
Brown
Kaletona
La Paloma Starts for Ocean Race
The La Paloma with captain aboard sailed at 2 o'clock this afternoon for Honolulu. A large crowd gathered at the dock to see Nawall's representative depart in the ocean yacht race. Spectators cheered as the yacht left, the harbor filled with numerous small craft, and a band played a medley as the crowd saluted the flotilla bound for the Hawaiian Islands.
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la Paloma
Ran Hranels
Nawall
Quail Breeding Effort Reported Near Lihue Garden NE
A misread note states quail breeding plans for a garden northeast of Lihue Hawaii. References to people and places are garbled but indicate shipping details via steamer W. G. Hall and a consented party in Lihue Kail. Diets for breeding are noted as secured.
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Lihue
Vy Wells
Haninenberg
Kail
W. G. Hall
100 Admission Covers Wonders at Kalnukt Zoo
In April 14 1906 a notice announces admission to Kalnukt Zoo at 26 cents for adults and 13 cents for children, with ticket price including entry to the Tasel Uileb building. Aura Gillen of the Hamakna Telegraph Co. is listed as organizer for the year.
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Kalmukt Zoo
Wilnilees
Mont Hax
Uileb
Aura Gillen
Nye
Costs Mount In Brown Spreckels Case Discrepancies Rise
Disappearance of court records and six trials push total costs above two thousand dollars. Parties including J A Brown and J Lightfoot face questions over itemized bills for transport and witness expenses. Proceedings span Hilo Kailua and Honolulu with verdicts rendered by Judge De Bolt. Continued on Page a4.
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Spreckels
Hilo
Lund
W. A. Kinney
Hallow
Bob-Nalt
Koilua
Peat
Honolulu
Bes
de Bolt
J. A. Brown
Couts
J. Lightfoot
J. A. Magoon
Brown
Lightfoot
Rows
Pever
Kinin Lightfoot
Kailua
Magoon
Hrhita
Baum
Officer Killed in Kearsarge Turret Action
Washington April 14 Lieutenant John M. Hudgins and five men died when a turret accident occurred during target practice aboard the battleship Ki during morning drills. One officer and several sailors were injured in the forward gun turret incident.
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Preen Nowotal
Washington, D.C
John M. Hudgins
Masons Lay Corner Stone At Washington House Office
The cornerstone of the new office building for the House of Representatives was laid in Washington on April 14 with a Masonic ceremony. President Roosevelt delivered the address.
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Washington
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Formosa Shaken in New Earthquake Report from Tokyo Dispatch
An Anavedated prone gpeer at Cobley TOKIO Japan on April 14 reports another earthquake near Formosa. Casualties and property damage are described as very heavy. Abandoned areas and disrupted security measures noted in the BRITIOH BHIP report from Rea.
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Cobley Tokio
Japan
Formosa
Rea
Ond Resident Herold Giles Dies Suddenly at 69
Herold Giles, long time resident of Maui, died yesterday afternoon at his home on Punewbow Street. A Cal Wood maker by trade, he lived in Maui for about thirty years and is survived by a daughter and three sons. The funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Herold Giles
Punehbow Street
Clieg
Felande
Maui
Ape
China
Belgian
Funeral to be held at St Andrew's Cathedral
Funeral arrangements indicate services likely at St Andrew's Cathedral for the deceased. Details remain sparse but cathedral service is anticipated, reflecting traditional religious rites.
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Helene
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Hawaiian Trust Co
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Gorve
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Tulietn Pubshing Company
Henry Waterhouse Trust Go., Ltd
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L.B. Kerr & CO. Ltd
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St. Andrew'n Cathedral
Judd
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