Twilight safe at anchor off Kauai after landing near Koloa
Lumber cargo kept Twilight afloat after she grounded on rocks near Koloa Kauai with 280 000 tons aboard. She was refloated with assistance from divers and a pilot boat and may be towed to Honolulu for repairs. Crew and captain Kane are aboard. no injuries reported.
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TwiHtent
Cartain Kane
Leah Navigations Company
Koloa
Kau
Wamers Walabeale
Mikabala
Kanal
He Holt
Mt Ie
Abe
Monolula
Lowkt Navigation Company
Inter-Island Company
Kane
Garden Inc
Leymuc
Schooper
Mem Fem
Honoluli
Kolow
Oakum
Amouth
Vamptein
Nien
Kaual
Ueck
W.G. Hull
Meliryde
Hogo- Wild
Honolulu
Walais Will
Anatole
Maritime Shipping Notes From Kauai to Makaweli Ports
Shipping reports recount Kong M. Tho Mak and A C H vessels loading at Kolow and 2800 MT of sugar for H Hackfeld Co. 100,002 bags awaiting shipment on Kauai. The Mikahala, Captain Gregory, sailed from Kolon with 800 bags sugar for H Von Holt & Co and other goods. Buoy repairs at Makaweli noted as ships sail toward Kleila and Kanai ports. The Arthur Sewall, a four-masted ship, now loads for tall destinations.
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Maken
Kapan
Kawai
Anatole
Alvernony
Gischarke
Langer
Stiel
Amy
aumMe
Kauai
Tho Mak
Kolow
Kane
Anabola
Mikahala
Gregory
Donde
Kolon
H Hackfeld & Co
H. von Holt
FJ. Lindeman
W. BL Flint
Kauwal
Ben Pranciaco
Makaweli
Mikalinin
Walaloale Agit Mika
Kleila
Kanai
Arthur Sewall
Ashford's Point Sticks in Police Court Ruling
In a Police Court session yesterday Judge Wilcox sustained Attorney Ashford on a point regarding four Chinamen charged with possession of che tickets. The defendants were discharged for the future, signaling that Chinamen arrested on this charge will likely plead not guilty and hire attorneys regardless of government strength. Previously many defendants pleaded guilty, believing possession alone ensured conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
Police
Cave
Wilcox
Defendania
Water Rights Controversy in Palolo District Court
The Palolo Land and Improvement Company sues Wong Qua Wong Chow Lim Gow and Wong Mung over alleged wrongful water rights diversions in Palolo valley. Defendants summoned to appear before Commissioner Raima Nekuma in the Second District Court on May 15 at 1 oclock to answer the complaint. Attorney T McCants Stewart represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palolo Land and Improvement Company, Limited
Palolo
Wong ‘Qua
Wong Chow
Lim Gow
Wong Mung
Raima Nekuma
Tani Company
Fujolo Valley
Hama
T. McCants Stewart Ie
Six Hours For Contempt In Court
A Sweeney pleaded guilty to drunkenness in te Valt Court Forenoon and was fined two dollars plus costs. Later J Kelly faced no assault and battery charges. found not guilty. Sweeney talked aloud after Kelly’s discharge and was then jailed for six hours for contempt of court.
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A. Sweeney
J Kelly
Sweeney
Wilcox
Tian
Kelly
Jim
Raid at Kamble Den Pinpoints Bail For Gamblers
Deputy Sheriff Cuillingworth and officers raided a Kamble den near Smith and Heretania. About a dozen people, including one Japanese visitor, were arrested with bail set at ten dollars each. Only one defendant claimed alarm status. most failed to prove attendance. The government fines totaled about 160 dollars.
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Sheri Cuillingworth
Wade
Smith
Heretania
Japanear
Ley Fleet
Liswan
Ube Gates
Rome
Thermes
Ready for Trouble in Chinese Empire at Honolulu
Henry Barber of Armour & Co predicts Honolulu becomes a great Orient port, with new canal ships rising, dry docks, and repaired fleets piercing the Pacific. He cites Guangzhou, Nagasaki, Hongkong, and Manila, noting Chinese demand, rising armed trade, and Manila’s limits compared to Hongkong.
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Honolulu
Singapore
Bia
Orient
Hongkong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Kate
Nagasaka
Manila
Honglily
Koob
Seattle
Armour @ Co
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Beattle
California
San Francisco
Peorla
Quincy
Chicago
Atehiaon
Topeka & Santa Fe
Great Northern
Vane King
China
Ong
Ching
Nagasaki
Germany
Chinesa
Eland
Peking
Porte
No Clashing At Pearl Harbor Cases Yet In Hawaii
Washington telegrams to District Attorney R. W. Hewekonn stated the compremien of the John Hitate case was approved by the Navy department. The Oat Sugar Co. leased land to the Navy for nothing, part of broader condemnation efforts for a larger tract for a naval station. Honolulu Plantation Co. verdicts and appeals dominate the proceedings as condemnation suits proceed, with notable damage awards and motions for new trials shaping potential appeals.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
R. W. Hewekonn
John Hitate
Navy Department
St Acres Ford
Oat Sugar Co
Honolulu Plantation Co
Ford
Joba
Gah Bugae Co
United States Naval Station
Honolalu Plantation Co
Judan Kater
Klving
Auion
Mr. Dunne
Telil
Harbormaster Seike Appointed Assistant Harbormaster
B Sele has been appointed Piet Asmatant Harbormaster to succeed Captain A. P. Mars who has resigned. The new appointee is well known in Ran Hrandees where he long served the Sprockels Towboat Company and the Pacific County Siamahip Company. He previously commanded the Lelie Baldwin of Ketulul Heviaie and later held the Wilder steamship route to San Francisco. He expects to take the post in July.
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B. Sele Han
A. P. Mars
Pew Aneletentle
Hore
Ran Hrandees
Sprockels Towboat Company
Pacific County Siamahip Company
Kolke
Han Hind
Kearles
San Francisco
Niebol
Jury and court actions dominate opening Federal session
A mixed docket opened in Federal court with a jury verdict on a penalty case and preliminary proceedings in two matters. Judge Ketee ruled on cost attachments and examined juror availability, while a bankruptcy petition for Austin Publishing Co. prompted appointment of a receiver and testimony on plant valuation and wages.
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Seely
Shaw
Austin Publishing Go
Friedman
Ketee
de Jiey
Blythe
Joho Kawa
Wham Mutoh
Y. R. Hibers Rook
Woc
Wilder
tOhme
Uiree
Chas. Willian
Hendry
Kater
Costa
Gorge Campbell
Poaumaeter
Watimone
Aly
Farley
United State Courts of the Territory
Gml
Het
Austin Publishing Co
Andrews
Mottedantti
Banteuptey
Langton
Roomwell Hird
Pines
Katee
Latington
Witt
Auiene Walued
Mateo
Ste Shaw
Runsell
Motte Smith
Phip Frichman
Croud Friedman
Appeals From Westoe Court Cast Wide Net
A batch of appeals reaches the Circuit Court from the Westoe Court. The cases involve alleged offenses and various penalties including fines and imprisonment terms. Names appear with unclear spellings, and references touch on labor, cruelty, and battery.
Buried Wire Telegraph Project Planned in City
The public works superintendent, with the governor and city council, pursues a buried telephone system by the local telephone company. A contract aims to protect government rights while wiring plans include ground-facing cables on specified streets and harbor area. The project, if completed, promises more modern service within three years with government special wires to be installed underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publiy
Governor's Pommel
Counry ‘Telephanie Company
Tnwetatilieh
DANY
Syateria
Roverement and Tie Company
Ageeis
Alapal
Punchbowl
Degree reversed in real estate mortgage case remanded
The decree in equity to foreclose a mortgage on real estate is reversed and remanded to the Fourth Circuit Court for further proceedings. The opinion outlines the circumstances, with Judge Little concurring for the plaintiff and Thyty Habis representing the defendant, noting the issue of foreclosing versus other remedies and the allocation of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rendyret
Little
H. Davies Me Co. Ve FM
Wakefield
Chrowlt
Opin Ho Smith
Pencerdy
Wiaperty
Anahola Bridge Repairs Under Way After Flood Damage
White Marston Campluil inspected the Inland land and noted Kawal approved rebuilding the Anhola bridge. Contractors deploy a large force to replace the structure. The new bridge will be four feet higher to prevent floodwaters from striking the span during freshets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaual
Kawal
Anhola
Road Jury Reports on Waikiki Road Widening Work
The Waikiki roadway widening plan, from the Ewa side to the stream near Diamond Head, is approved with a straight course. The emergency committee and Public Works, Bishop Estate representatives, and property owners reviewed proposed alignment changes, endorsing the project funding and implementation by government officers.
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Ewa
Diamond Head
Powil
Waikiki
Ukeabaya
High Sherit
Public Workes Office
Dwint
Kitg
Makow
Str
Boyd
Dodge
Bishop Estate
Cornwell
Bowler
Chang
Ulie Ma Hak
Vishon Karate
Make
Judgment for plaintiff in mortgage foreclosure case
Joige Robinson issued a judgment for the plaintiff pro confesso in a suit to compel the defendant to procure the conveyance of a mortgage or plat e of land. The judgment totals 4000 dollars plus interest against the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joige Robinson
J. Alfred Magoon
Truntee
Plato
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Twilight
Walaleale
Vale
Oregon
Cor
Union
Henry &, Barber of
Armour & Company
Hawaii
Ptuff
Waterloo
Europe
Manta
Philippines
Seike
H. Wingate Lake
Amu
Hanaseound
Federal
Bowen
Weotster
Kia
Jaland Frulie
Anahola Bridge
E. Pe Reed & CO
Ladies Cares
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
VCTHE
Wood
J Loar
FW. McHraney
W. M. Graham
HF Bertlemann
Theo. Po Lansing
Sectetary
Ean
High Sheri
Tory Hory
Waikihi
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