Four Hundred Can Leave for San Francisco by Several Steamships
A rush of passengers seeks passage to San Francisco within five days aboard multiple steamship lines. About 230 cabin seats are booked across agencies, with shipments from Honolulu due Saturday and Sunday departures planned for San Francisco. The Orion and Serra boats show remaining capacity for about 200 to 275 more passengers, while the Lurlite has full bookings for departure Thursday night. Final counts will adjust as duplicate reservations are culled.
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Hieawers
Royal
Poeifte Mall
Korea
Fronthn Orient
Honolulu
M. Hackfolt & Co
San Franeleen
San Franisco
Serra
Death of Mrs Soga in Japan reported
Mrs Soga of the Nippon Jk family, wife of Holitor Soga, had been ill and died in Japan on Wednesday. Billtor Soka planned to return to Japan to meet his wife, receiving word of her death. He would depart on the Orient bound soon, while a motorcar incident near Kalakaua and King streets caused a brief scare but no injuries. University touring party left TryePool for the Canton area in the United States, funded by a philanthropist.
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Soga
Nippn Jk
Sin
Hare
Japan
Billtor Soka
Hie
Mra Somatt Ie
Automoblie 419
Kalakaua Avenue
King Street
License Board Hears Turbulent Hotel Dispute In 1910
The license board convened to discipline Silva for allowing a brawl at Pantheon Salon on July 26 1910. Board President Watkins suspended Silva for one week from August 6 for permitting a fight and failing to control his premises. The meeting also discussed liquor complaints against Manager Ferteche of Young Hotel and deferred Sunday party actions, with further hearings planned for September 2 and a regular meeting on Annual 16.
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Pantheon
Joe Clwck
Hersey
Yous Hotel
Silva
Watking
Avennae
Hoe
Biiva
Pringle
Bilva
My Joon
Ayres
Tod
Ward
Hatay Hing
Mier
Watkins
Botter Place
Vermimton
Joe Clark
Ferteche
Th Young Hotel
Hi Companion
Wee
Han
Sono Whi
Lin
Waipahu
Apiller
Saa Huet Area
Alearoura | Ta
Macomber Demurrer Filed in Ranch Case Against D Erblay
Charles G. Macomber fights a suit by Emelie L. D Erblay of New York over a claimed 64 4 debt tied to promissory notes allegedly drawn by Norrie Heady. The bill seeks equity relief while Macomber asserts the court lacks jurisdiction and the plaintiff lacks verification or proper legal form. A motion to dissolve a temporary injunction and to reveal plaintiff’s attorney's basis was also filed amid questions of evidence and remedy.
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Charles G. Macomber
Coltet Norrie Eave
Emelie L. D'Erblay
New York
Norrie
Court of Equity
Norrin
Alan
Mayon & Weaver
Macomber
Sugar Beets On Lanai Put To Agricultural Test
A new venture on Lanai accelerates sugar beet trials amid optimism. Joun McCromon will travel to the coast to hire an oil-tuned auger beet expert to boost yields for a planned sugar beet industry. Experiments on the island exceed expectations, with a company taking over the island to cultivate sugar beets, aiming for large-scale output and an eventual 86,000 tons. Portions of the land are reserved for reserves and forestland.
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T. McCromon
Korea
Tasnal Tor
Vasilieff Leads Meeting at Rodulixts Hall
At a meeting in Vaciltef at Rodulixts hall near Alaken and King streets, Vasilieff, leader of the Hive slun Ex itator, addressed a Rus siant audience. He outlined his fate in jail and praised jail officials, stirring the crowd into a lively reaction. He warned police will keep him confined to prevent further disturbances.
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Alaken
King Streets
Vankinf
For Rent Cards At Ailatin Office In Wing Chung Lung Case
A garbled report describes a petition related to a license grant to Wing Chung Lung and a protest at a meeting. Petition signers denied as to signatures. bribery allegations mention five hundred dollars. Attendees disputed statements and protest proceedings are summarized in broken form.
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Wing Chung Lung
Ayen
Axi Wan
Baylin
Johnson and Jeffries Here in Nevada Encounter
The account describes a physical clash between Johnson and Jeffries aboard a ship near Logan, Nevada, ending in a draw by unofficial referees. It features commentary on eugenics notions from Dr. Jordan and remarks on women’s suffrage and moral improvement, with related quotes from the Transcript and Washington Post.
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Mintah
Jobison
United Btaton Army
Janeport Logan
Navy Wharf
San Francisco
Gore
Jay Jeffries
Palace of Pots
Nuly Anh
Rong
Nevada
Jon
Jeffries
Ant
Stop Marriages of the Unfit In New York
David Bture Jordan president of Leland y Stanford de University advocates stricter marriage and unity divorce laws to improve the human race. He is en route to Europe for two world congresses on liberal religion in Herlin and on ologiste Auuteli.
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Atlee
Jordan Doe
Urleen
Co. Humble University
Femnor Harry ‘Thurmton
New York
David Bture Jordan
Leland Y Stanford de. University
Statnion Amt
Jordan Je
Europe
Herlin
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