Home Rule Rulers Reject Secretaries Resignation
Kalauokalaai Jr, secretary of the Home Rule Central Committee, faces a vote on his resignation. A three member committee urged acceptance, but 21 to 6 opposed and tabled the report. Kalauokalaai said he left the party after careful thought and will not reconsider. He noted attempts to lure him back with a possible Congressional nomination are a ploy.
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Kalagoknian L Saheva
Bac
Home Rule Central Committee
D. Kalauokalaal Jr
Kalauokalaai
Monare
Geo
Markham
John Baker
David Notley
Thowe
Mes Wre
Jan. H. Boyd
A. St. C. Pilanala
A. W. Kaneaull
Kalant
Central Committee
Home Rule Party
Knaplhea
Attorney General Andrews Returns From Washington
Lorrin A Andrews, attorney general, arrived home from Washington after attempting to argue Territory cases before the U S Supreme Court. He said the Territory need not condemn fisheries rights nor pay money for rights on condemnation until funds are available in the Hawaiian Treasury. He looked well and was warmly welcomed by Department colleagues. His desk was adorned with flowers.
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Lorrin Andrews
Luis Morning
Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Mr. Andrews
Andrews
Hey
Ships Bangalore and Olympic Reach Destinations After Long Passage
Wireless news confirms the Bangalore arrived at Kahulul yesterday at noon after a seventeen day voyage while the Olympic has reached its destination at Kaanapali. Maul reported long damages from this port precede the arrivals.
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Bangalore
Olympic
Testifying in dredging case at Harbor court today
Territorial Secretary A L C testified in Judge De Boit's court in Clark and Monery versus Huckfeld and Co and Caxtle and Cooke. The former held power of attorney and spoke on a bonus agreement related to dredging Earl Harbor for commercial purposes.
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Territorial
Clark & Monery
Va. H. Huckfeld & Co
Caxtle & Cooke
de Boit
Clark & Monety
Guilty verdict in federal case with clemency request
In Federal Court at 2 46 this afternoon verdicts found United Sisterva Mehoula guilty on all counts for destruction of public documents. Foreman Robt B French led a two count verdict. sentence set for May 9. Several named defendants and local notices follow, including community updates from Mauna Loa and Hilo.
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United Sister Va
Solomon Mehoula
House of
J. W. Ashford
Kona
Mauna Loa
J. W.cathcart
Ashford
Cathcart
Honoluli
Sets the Blood Right for the Year in Early Settlers
Fragmentary note recalls early settlers using Nature’s remedies to restore blood health. Mentions tonio wan and SCRIBNER'S SARBAPARILLA as pure, potent extracts once and now aimed to improve health with modern science. Describes wisdom from Nature and value passed down.
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Tonio Wan
Governor OKs Band Trip Financed by Private Backing
J. Cohen received a letter from Governor Carter stating that if Cohen guarantees coverage of expenses and transportation for returning band members, an eight month leave for Airsines with suspension of Territorial salary may be granted. The governor stresses this is a private enterprise with government no stake, while Cohen and Carter seek certainty that band members can be transported home if the trip fails. The Chamber of Commerce approved the trip in principle but noted it falls outside public endorsement of a private venture.
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Cohen
Overnor Carter
Mr. Cohen
Bandamen
Carter
Lam
Chamber of Commerca Trumbos
Edw Pollitz arrives in Honolulu to study plantations
Edward Pollitz, a San Francisco capitalist, arrives in Honolulu for three to four weeks to assess plantation stocks and crop conditions. He predicts a recovery in Hawaiian securities as plantation reports improve and raw sugar prices rise, while noting past market caution and a bearish hop pest impact on the mainland stock scene.
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Edward Pollits
San Francisco
Honolulu
Alameda
Islands
Maul
Hawaii
Gan
Abe
Teeeeree
Ben Franciser
Polite
Alameda Arrives After Five Day Voyage From San Francisco
The Oceanic steamship Alameda arrived off port early this morning docking at the Oceanic wharf at 1:46. She departed San Francisco April 2 and faced high winds and heavy seas before settling into calmer weather for the remainder of the voyage. The ship carried a fair passenger list including Mrs Gardiner Wilder, widow of the Honolulu attorney G. K. Wilder, its accompanying relatives, sugar magnate K. Vollit, and other travelers.
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Alameda
Sam Praneisco
Oceanic Wharf
San Francisco
Long
Wath
Owkland Sitariay
Hounly
Russia and Japan News From Port Arthur to Vladivostok
Russian and Japanese naval activity dominates reports from Siberia to Korea. Ships sighted near Port Arthur and Vladivostok. Japanese transports Kinshu Maru reported sunk with survivors preferring death over surrender to Russians.
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ST. Petersburg
Russi
Port Arthur
Tokio
Japan
Luxuries Abandoned For War Effort In China
Peking reports Empress Dowager observances canceled as funds shift to equip 72,000 Chinese troops. Other items note Mexican Sugar Company insolvency in Trenton, a fire destroying Fearnie 8. C. business section worth about half a million, and beet centrifugals and beets prices in San Francisco with a slight drop in the latest sugar quote.
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Peking
China
Kuhio Plans Another Run for Congress If Nominated
Hawaii delegate Kuhio says he will seek renomination for the Fifty ninth Congress to “make a record and leave a prestige” in Washington. He requests support from friends, argues a new member each term hurts the territory, and stresses there are no selfish motives, only a belief in the territory’s best interests.
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Kuhio
Congrena
Washington
Hawaii
Congrese
Congrevs
Congreus
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