Suburban tragedy and sugar plantation notes from the islands
A Chinese woman Ah Kin near death after attempting suicide in Honolulu. her husband Mon War accused of cruelty as police investigate. Reports also discuss cane field work by Lowrie, plans for Spreckelville irrigation repairs, and Olsa and Kaumana land deals including Notley selling a 200 acre coffee plantation for 18000 and Captain Fitzgerald selling Borden land for 4000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Kia
Mon War
Paul Neumann
Natians
Vineyard Streets
Chong Mei Hing
Fort Street
Ah Kin
Cusptain Holi
Pampa
Spreckolaville
Lowrie
Ewa
Islands
J.L Notley
Olu
Olsa
Mr. Notley
E. D. Baldwin
W. A Hard
New Olan
Captain Fitzgerald
Borden
Kaumana
Mr. Bashaw
Passenger list for Kinou voyage to Maui and Hawaii ports
At noon the Kinou carried a group of passengers including Mrs. J. A. Hossinger, A. J. Loebenstein, F. M. Wakeffield, Col. Albert Whyte, Geo Davis, A. Lindsay, Dr. Raymond, Sam Parker, J. T. Crany, R. Ivers, Gee Moore and C. G. Camp bound for Maui and Hawaii ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinou
Maui
Hawaii
J. A. Hossinger
A. J. Loebenstein
F. M. Wakeffield
Col
Albert Whyte
Geo, Davis
A. Lindsay
Dr. Raymond
Sam Parker
J. T. Crany
R. Ivers
Gee Moore
C. G. Camp
White Labor Proposition drives Hawaii plan to recruit California colonists
Colonel Whyte plans a Pacific tour to push an American labor proposition. He outlines an agreement form to recruit white labor from California for Hawaii's Ewa plantation, says Hawaii offers better labor conditions, and notes a shift in policy as Japanese contracts wane. Letters from California colonists in Ewa will describe experiences and views on the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibert Whyte
Hilo
Kinaa
Hawaii
Whyte
Northwest
Bolte
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
BuLieria
Association
Colonel Whyte
California
Ewa Plantation
Lowrie
Spreckelsville
Butte TI
Jonel Whyte
President Dole Lets Planters Publish Labor Letter
President Dole permits publication of a letter to the sugar plantations on labor immigration matters. It requests desertion data for the first three months of the year and states that all applications filed before month’s end with required statements will be considered. Additional details on land use for sugar and applicant needs are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Sugar Planters
Executive Council
Salvodor case ends with six months for stabbing victim
In Police Court Salvador Spaniard faced trial for assault with a deadly knife on Moses Kabale bill. After evidence including a wound shown on Kabale, Judge Wilcox sentenced Salvador to six months hard labor citing drunkenness not a defense. Separate matter: Desiry’s mandamus petition against a theatre license was dismissed. appeal possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balvador
Salvador
Moses Kabale
Bill
Wilcox
Orphemm Licene
Perrybins
Chas
Desiry
Minister of the Interior
Orpheum Theatre
Desky
Supreme Court
Sailor charged after belaying pin assault aboard Freano
The Freano second mate filed for an arrest warrant against the first mate for assault and battery after a bloodied head wound from a belaying pin. Captains and consul involvement followed a tense morning as a threatened shipboard conflict shifted to payoffs and peaceful resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freano
Marabal Chillingworth
Race at Kapiolani Park Promises Major Showdown
A noon race features Violin and Wi Norton's Directress with a 400 purse. After last Saturday's unsatisfactory result owners Quinn and competitors plan a rematch likely drawing a large crowd. W. Smith leaves for Labaina aboard the Clandine while the Helene nears Hawaii with a full sugar cargo. Mr and Mrs Frank Woods depart Waimea on the Kinau. A surprise party honors Mrs Craig on Pensacola Street before her three month trip to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapis
Violin
Wi Norton
Horaea
Kapiolani Park
Quinn
Bia Thoree
W. ©. Smith
Labaina
Clandine
Helene
Hawaii
Leach Boulevard Named for Waikiki Shore Road
The beach boulevard now called the shore road to Waikiki has been named by the Executive and Ala Moana. Mr Starkey was appointed a member of the Board of Immigration. Another vacancy is to be filled on the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olas Road
J. E. Gamaliclion
N. KE. Lyman
J. D. Supe
H. Eldarte
J. P. Amaral
Sea Kamokau
Aor Water
John Ena
Mujpoa Valley
Eagnes Valley
Mr. Starkey
M. Starkey
Schooner T. B. Negus Arrives From San Diego With Cargo
The American schooner T. B. Negus, from San Diego, Cal, anchored near the light at noon with about sixty five tons of fertilizer salt and dry fish consigned to Honey Waterhouse & Co. Captain Frank J. Manha, a Portuguese, said the trip was fine though he doubts profits from a Honolulu run. The vessel once served as a pilot boat on the Pacific Coast and was built like a yacht. nine crew left San Diego, one deserted before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Manha
San Dieego
Cal
Honey Waterhouse & Co
Pacific Coast
Klondike
Negus
Yacht
Ian Beauty
Voassel
California
San Diego
Honolulu
Ned
Manhaiv
Hawaii Nei Bia
Orpheum Show Delights Audience With Songs And Dance
At the Orpheum a strong crowd enjoyed a variety program. Myrtle Graham captured the house with an Italian song, prompting a fourth encore after three prior appearances. Jim Post entertained with lively humor while Violet Dale delivered a standout dancing routine featuring gymnastic stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Myrtle Graham
Jim Post
Misa Violet Dale
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Tar Banner Plantation
Tahola
Just
The
Australia
Gruenhagen
Waterhouse
White Labor Proposition
Planters’ Association
Bisson
Cosat
Chivass
Hawaiian
Reater
Planters
W. J. Lowrie
Spreckelsville Plantation
Molons
Kanai
M. D. Monsarrat
H. Waterhouse & Co
Arta
Nrowben
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