Thetis Returns From Secret Cruise
The United States revenue cutter Thetis returned from a secret cruise as rumors of an Oriental steamship near Hawaii circulated. The vessel carried coal and provisions and was watched for possible opium and feather shipments tied to China Japan and San Francisco traffic. The Thetis now lies in the stream awaiting orders while officers monitor nearby waters for illicit arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Revenue
Honolulu
China
Japan
San Francisco
May Day Fete At Anahau Open To Public
Two men, Ali Polokan and Ab Pull, faced Judge Andrade after a May Day clash in Anahau that left a woman harmed as debates over prohibition and women’s suffrage turned violent. The case concluded with ninety days plus terms to be set on Sundays as referee Jator Aschaa handles further matters. The May Day celebration at Watkill grounds will be open to the public Saturday afternoon, organized by the Kilchonu Art League to honor spring with the traditional Maypole rite and processional pageantry.
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Wentemoen
Potioe
Allky Polokan
Ab Pull
Andrade
Juden Anhale
Tyrat Votter
Jator Aschaa
Newutitul Alushan
Claghorn
Watkill
Kalulantam
Robert Loula Steveson
Kilchonu Art League
England
Registration of Ryan Dismissed in Island Case
The Home Office plan requires all Japanese in foreign lands to reenter and register. About a thousand Japanese in these islands complied and provided names. Morning information from the Japanese Consulate indicates the expiration date of registration is December 18. Hussey and Ryan were arraigned before Judge Cooper on charges related to an assault to commit murder at a Japanese home. Hussey faced a minor offense with a weapon, Ryan’s case was dismissed for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Office
Japan
Howe
Jananewe
Reytember
Hussey
Ryan
Cooper
Criminal
Bikin
Taft Removes Alaska Officials Over Ballinger Dispute
President Taft has ordered the removal from office of United States Marshal Sutherland and District Attorney Boyce of Alaska. The action stems from the bitter Ballinger affairs contest and efforts to enact a law giving Alaska a definite system of government.
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D. C
Taft
United States
Sutherland
Boyce
Alaska
Ballinger
Roosevelt Ballinger Emerges as Possible Depew Successor
In Washington reports suggest Col. Roosevelt as the likely successor to Senator Depew of New York after news he will not seek reelection. The outcome hinges on Senate confirmation and party support in the upcoming term.
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Washington, D. C
Depew
Senate
Col
Roosevelt
New York
Interior secretary deals with Territory over immigrant labor plan
Officials including Governor Frear and Secretary Mottmich discuss federal policy on relucent laborers from the Rialians. The Territorial government seeks federal aid and possible deportation steps only with federal sanction to avoid hiding actions from the administration.
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H Therame
Interior
Richard A. Mallinger
Fresident Tati
Wreur
Mottmich
Dentine
Wele
diMenity
Frear
Mallinger
Oate Athol
Stirs Ire Of Ganatar In River House Debate
Washington April 27 heated chamber debate pitted stalwarts against insurgents of the river house. Rayner of Maryland urged the insurgent Republicans to join the Democracy. Senator Dolliver of Town vigorously opposed any break with party principles.
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Washington, D. C
River House
Ini Pine Ee Chamber
Rayner
Maryland
Thin Sally
Dolliver
Town
Bun
Alpanian Aviators Race Ends in Big Contest
In Jalowika on April 27 the London to Manchester air race drew attention as aviators competed for a $50,000 prize. Five hundred participants were reported, with victims noted as mainly women and children. White entered the field, Paulhan made the first stop after 110 miles in 3 hours 2 minutes.
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Jalowika
Hunto
London
Manchester
Paulhan
David Dayton Dies A Prominent Island Mason
David Dayton longtime resident and leading Mason of the Islands died after a brief illness. He led Masonic activities across Oahu and Hawaii, serving in multiple lodges and holding leadership roles. Survived by a widow, two daughters and a son, his funeral is planned at the Masonic Temple with lodge officers in attendance.
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David Dayton
Lutha
aKe
Dayton
Islands
Matchel
Maesonic
Melnenny
Merbert
Mahaulu Reappointed Walston Magistrate by Chief Justice Hartwell
Chief Justice Hartwell today reappointed A B Mahaulu as magistrate of Walston in a formal proceeding. The action confirms Mahaulu’s continued duties overseeing local judicial matters and maintaining court operations in Walston.
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Hartwell
A.B. Mahaulu
Walston
Courts Adjourn for Memory of Late David Dayton
Courts across the district, including the United States District Court, adjourn this afternoon to honor the memory of David Dayton. Proceedings will resume tomorrow morning as the Rockefeller Foundation pledges durable support. Local notes mention the Kansas City Star.
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United States
Wishtet Court
David Dayton
Rockefeller Foundation
Kanaan City
Sugar San Francisco Market Summary Apr 27
Sugar market report from San Francisco notes Beory 88 analysis at 14s with a difference dd Er 5.050. Previous quotation shows 14s. No further details or context provided in the fragment.
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San Francisco
Beory
Market Report on Hawaiian Stocks and Slump Observed
Stocks showed a downward trend with bid and ask activity on the Hawaiian plantations. Hawaiian Commercial at 48.26, Olaa bids around 6 and 4.875, with modest strength at McBryde and Campbell holdings near 36, while mutual telephone stock steadied at 12.60.
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Byares
McBryde
J P. Cooks
Cahnell
Ewate
Hornokan
Stowaway Seized Aboard Wilhelmina
A stowaway named Malle, watched by waterfront police, was seized by Ollie Min ninie as the Wilhelmina prepared to depart for Pelieg. The waterfront station reported the dramatic capture just before sailing time.
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Wote
Che Wilhelatom
Pelieg
Malle
Ollie Minninie
Roosevelt sees garrison maneuvers in Paris
Paris April 27 Col. Roosevelt attended the garrison maneuvers this forenoon. The report notes his presence amid routine military display and civic ceremony in the capital.
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Paris
Col. Roosevelt
Injunction Suit Over Fort Street Contract Bid
B J Lord sues the City and County of Honolulu to stop paving work on Fort Street between Queen and Here tana claiming contracts over 500 must be let to the lowest bidder. Warren Brothers Paving Company offered to do the work for 16000 but Lord seeks to halt proceedings pending proper bidding.
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B.J. Lord
Honoluu
A. Gilman
James Biekust
Supreme Court
Wan
Plaintif
Contrack
Owen
Not Smallpox Yet Suspicious Case Linked to Pacific Ports
Reports from Pacific Mail steamers arriving at Honolulu mention patients from ROOUTKO. Two Filipinos from Manila who transhipped to Asia at a China coast port are detained at Honolulu quarantine with a suspicious case of illness. Officials say the disease has not developed into smallpox, but precautions remain. Meanwhile local sports news notes Punahou High School defeating St Louis College in a practice, with upcoming game against Punahou.
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Theresia
Driantat
Hongkong
Kobe
Japan
Pacific Mail
Hoarlun
Manila
Asia
China Coast
Honolili
Kain
Pho
St. Louis College
Weloek
Wille
Parker seeks sheriff post amid campaign for Republican delegates
Captain Robert Walpa Parker veteran police leader and longtime Democrat party figure pursues the sheriff job and works on howdaya to win Republican convention delegate support. He canvasses as press reports note his ties to known Democratic leaders as the page shows continued coverage on page four.
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Robert Walpa Parker
Wnior
Uheriff
Thiesland
Parcker
Democratic Party
Parker
Negro murderer still at large in Grace case
No fresh leads in the Grace case as the alleged killer remains free. Detectives and police continue visiting places tied to the suspect daily, with no authentic word on his whereabouts since his escape from prison days ago.
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Wegum
Peice
Aleo
Momen Grane
Appeal Rent Case In Honolulu Court Over Dues
H Suomki challenges a magisterial judgment for 68 dollars rent and costs in a Honolulu case. On November 1 Bu auki rented a corner store at Alapal and Beretania, agreeing to 1200 monthly rent, occupying until April 1 with 5 dollars due of which 11.50 is unpaid, leading to the judgment against him for rent due.
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H. Suomki
Tim Yuk Keo
Honoluly
Buauki
Kew
Alapal
Beretania
Oceanic and Wilhelmina Ships Subjected to Inquisition
In a raid before noon today authorities processed passengers boarding the Oceanic Steamer Blorea the Matson Navigation steamer Wilhelmina and the bark Andrew Welch as part of a formal inquiry. A crowd of about 209 people faced a rigid screening by the combined force, while several territorial musicians created a tense mood nearby at the Matson wharf.
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Honglulu
San Francisco
Wilhelmina
Matson Wharf
Independent agitator defiant in district court scene
An agitator, defiant and admonished by Judge Robertson, persists in resisting court questions. Early afternoon developments show authorities detaining the individual as the scene unfolds near the district center.
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Thetis
Secret
Revenue Boat
Orn
Tshmarket
Ainahau
Alioknuu
Roosevelt Ballinger
Vghasus
Tureau
Ganatar
Vitaius
David
Bjorneda
Conenhagen
Fort Street
Vasileff
U.S
Bret
Mimelio
Vaal Analy I
Robertson
Eugduetch
Gulk
Gud Dufioi
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