Planter's Musical Trip From Frisco Hogan's Minstrels
Captain Chase arrives in port from San Francisco after a twenty two year voyage with a cargo of general merchandise inciting friction with the Sailors Union over pay. Hogan's minstrels perform aboard the Planter as tensions rise between black and white sailors amid rain and shipboard music.
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Trantor
Ban Praneiaco
Chase
San Praneirce
Sofiore Union
Pacific Fae
Hopolula Ae Union
Zatain Chase
Erie
Avon Servier
Omnsteel
Hogan
Honouin
Ballos
Wenie
Chaxo
Op Derk
Globe Navigation Company
Fmt
Fitri
Russian official shot in Petersburg attack shocks capital
Reports say a minister of the interior, M. Biplus Guinex, was fatally shot at 1 pm near the Minteser's offices. The assailant, who wore a plate clone, fled after firing. The minister died shortly after.
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Petersburg
M. Biplus
Guine
Minteser
Pers
Embezzlement case against J C Axtell in Honolulu court
Axtell faced trial on a December date for allegedly fraudulently converting $1000 of Hendricks property to his own use. Witnesses questioned credibility as the defense argued there was no proof of embezzlement. The proceedings drew intense local attention, revealing tensions and rumors surrounding the defendant and the case.
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J.C. Axtell
Hendricks
Tainty
Wilcox
Mendtelek
Axtell
Honoluli
Heon
Joe Mui
Romplatsie
Henricks
Ale
Avis Wins First Blood In Smith Contempt Case
Walter G Smith appeared before the Supreme Court under a habeas corpus writ challenging imprisonment for contempt. Attorney for Hawaiian Guxtin Company, Andrew Andrews, faced a courtroom flood of legal tomes as the Justices heard arguments at 10 o'clock.
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Walter G Smth
Supreme Court
Weil
Haiti
Redbe
Andrews
Air Davie
Huet Cowet
AL Lewis
Orion
My. Davis
Lewie
Dole Discusses Financial Conditions in Hawaii Amid Crises
Washington reports Governor Dole and officials addressing Hawaii’s financial strain and territorial governance. Discussion covers revenue shortfalls, legislative needs, customs transfers, and public improvements beyond what territory can sustain. Court matters and local fatalities noted in broader coverage.
Prison sentences for two men in Federal quarantine case
Wigan Lewie and Frank Turk were sentenced by Judge Kee to imprisonment for thirty months inVolt penn and to pay a $401 fine for violation of Federal quarantine law. They boarded the ship Arthur Sewall before its arrival to PeAnque, were arrested, and pleaded guilty after a warning by Collector Stockable. Their lawyers sought a modified sentence, which the judge denied. The court emphasized the penalties and noted the defendants were already under notice of consequences for violation.
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Wigan Lewie
Frank Turk
Keetee
Penn
Arthur Sewall
GH & Farley
Kate
Treckens
Eston
Mc Gill
Reference Library plans for Normal School site and collection
Teachers at the Normal school hold a meeting to advance a teachers reference library, aiming to build a new library at the corner of Fort and School streets. The plan includes maps, drawings, photographs, and Hawaii history, with subscriptions from members and aims to start in September.
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Huis Rity
Mumber
Amlice
Commissioner Barrett Heads for Orient Mission to Promote Exposition
John Barrett, ex-commissioner, sails from Portland to San Francisco en route to the Orient. He will urge nations to participate in the St Louis Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition, meeting with chambers of commerce and officials to arrange exhibits and funding.
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Bt. Barratt
Lawin and Clark Centennial
Harcott
Seatite Chamber of Commerce
Portland Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Orient
Swallana
Harrett
Port Jani
Megotte
Avia
Atetratia
St Lawke
Calturt
de Paden
Hall Neet Chambers of Commerce
Boards of
Hade
Werchantn Mad Manufactirers
Varlona
St. Louie
St. Fouls
Ava
Rue Tella
Portland
Washington
Miles Wan
Permon
Hawaii Ditch Bill Not Necessary Says Congress Action
Washington reports that Hawaii Territory cannot claim public land rights for irrigation ditching under territorial laws. Interior opinion says land laws do not apply to Hawaii, but extended powers allow granting rights of way for reservoirs and irrigation works under Territorial continuities. Secretary Ryan previously rejected a similar application in 1900.
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Yawre
Uiree High Commission
Louisiana
W. J. Huchanan
South Amnetea
Thomas W. Crile
Europe
Asie
Aue
Fittecs Mien Abront
Amn
Pat Anuert van Congreve
Moxtea
Emerson T4
Furelan
Washington
Toubaana
Chiewwo
Pacis
Washington DC
Interior Department
Hawaii
United States
James Walter Joner
Secretary of the Interior
Interior
Avelllant
Ryan
Tool
van Devanter
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First Blood
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Lewis
Davis
Tole
Tiv Byer
Dent
Lotber
Tewielurion
Governon
Dole
Hawai
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New Jones
Prear
Himphrie
Diutire
Galbraith
Perry
Sauith
Doyle
Mtrmitt
Paneeroon
Kanellis
Kaulla
Luster
Ana Kuntia
Yineke
McDunid
Hraitle
Lewis and Turk CO
Estee
Long
High Sis
Manase
Resirigt Land Sales
Uhiee
Tim
Richardson
Beathle
Charles A. Richardson
Minase
Silva
Chillingworth
Areckons
Bastin the
Hitchcock
Wyey Witter
John Lucas
Wit. Shute
H. A. Haliwin
Wooa. Baldwin
John Barrett
Secretay Hitchcock
Congress
Wells
Fargo & Go
Express Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
E. P. Reed & CO
Rochester
New York
Ailstar
Billy
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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