Home Rule meeting amid Wilcox trip on Kauai
Report on Delegate Wilcox and Senator Kalauokalani’s Kauai trip notes Home Rule supporters cheering as Wilcox faced questions about promised funds. Critics pressed for $1,000,000 for fire relief land bills and other promises, with Wanikea and Mahikow among speakers amid rising opposition. The Waialeale steamer and shipments from Hawaii ports also noted.
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Wilcox
Kalauokalani
Kauai
Home Rule
Hana
Thoreday
Hanalel
Anenery
Home Rule Party
Kanal
Newiliwill
Makawell
Waluka
Hono
Witcox
Washington
Hamatel
Manatel
Hativer
Mabil
Congress of the Union
Uke
Mahikom
Dalega Wilcox
Mahikow
Wilco
Pelea
Steamer Hanalet Prepared for Laysan Voyage
The steamer Hanalet, chartered by Hackett & Co, is being prepared at Pacific Mall wharf for a voyage to Laysan with a load of provisions and a search for the overdue Ceylon. Expecting departure tomorrow afternoon, Captain Moaber will command with a four week trip.
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Hanalel
Hackett & Co
Laysan
Tnland
Ceylon
Pacific
Moaber
Manalel
Thre
Layein
Hanatel
Mauna Loa
Lab
W. Dusenberg
Huckfela & Co
Portuguese Want Land Rights in Local Movement
A Lusitant advocacy meeting urged Congress and the Territorial Legislature to grant Portuguese settlers the right to purchase the ownerless land in fee simple within ten years. Consul de Sousa Canavarro and J P Durao led appeals for united support, citing roughly 1.5 million in taxes and improvements staged on the property and calling for immediate action.
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Tuguese
Lusitant
Iwem
Punchtowl Innis
Consul A de Sousa Canavarro
Prank Andrade J.P. Durao
J. M. Vives
M. Costello
Mate
Rann
Consul Canavarro
Fle
Inia
Durag
Maple Transit Extension Opens to McCully Tract
The Maple Transit line extended along King Street to the McCully tract has been completed and trains ran on the new tracks yesterday without issue. The extension benefits residents traveling toward McCully and nearby areas, with cars now running regularly and service improving in the neighborhood.
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Maple Transit
King Street
McCully Tract
Palace Grill
Jolalty
Pislace Grill
Atkinson Sets View On County and Municipal Government
A. L. Atkinson outlines a stance favoring county and municipal government for Hawaii, arguing it is essential for state or territorial unity. He favors careful study and a Republican pathway, proposes a $20,000 commission to prepare a prospectus, and notes the system could be tested in Hilo and later on Hawaii.
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Hiarall
A. L
Tery
United States
United Later Towl
Sinow
Atkinson
Hawaii
Ita
Attoinson Wali Lear
Beenie
Sam
Agar
Republican Party
Thia Ponnec
la Fa
Hilo
Ot Howe
Accomplice Testifies In Captain Jacobsen Murder Case
The alleged accomplice resumes the preliminary examination of Tanbara cabin boy aboard the Woot for Captain J J Jacobsen's murder on the high seas. U S District Attorney Brockona presents the United States case. the prisoner has no attorney. Stenographer Avery, interpreter Hattable, and Japanese interpreter Lucea aid proceedings as Jacobsen's wife weeps briefly. Logbook entries and inquest notes show no new evidence. A notable moment is Nelson's clothing identification. several witnesses are bound over to the U S District Court for the November term, with one dollar daily detained by the Cab348 prison.
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Edwin
Tanbara
J. J. Jacobsen
High Seas
Brockona
U.S
United State
J. D. Avery
Fest Mate Steyer
Fest Mate Steyer Gave His Evidence Yesterday Afternoon, and Second State Nelvon
Claude Azore Wa
Mallor
G. Lucea
F J. KK. Hattuble
Boaldem
Handy
Thorn
Gill
Nelson
Fortuny
More
Bunban
Kerrien
Bart
Samuel
United States District Court
United States
Crooked testimony of alleged accomplice on ship trial
A trial segment reports a seaman's testimony about alleged captain cruelty toward a defendant. The witness describes beatings with a bucket of water, a chair, and a belt in the cabin, plus threats and forced labor, while detailing dates of complaints and specific injuries amid a fatal incident at sea.
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Rover
Edward
Wenin
Curtis
Possible match to ship killer chef named Oto at port
A veteran skipper believes the Japanese cook named Oto on the Starbuck may be the same man who killed a captain. The captain described a small man with slanted eyes and a moustache, possibly bearing a knife scar, and noted this cook’s temper and history aboard vessels from Australia to New York.
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J. Wood
Oto
Taiken
Papain
New York
Yvey Elili
Thome
D. Wood
Starbuck
Mopolata
Australia
Oaly
Ambitious Hawaii boxing card headlines mixed with court clerical woes
The morning reports mix a skeptical attorney and interpreter issues in Police Court with a bustling boxing program at the Orpheum. Ulysses Harris faces Grant Know in a heavyweight showcase, plus lighter preliminaries and training notes from Campbell McKinley and Billy Wood’s gym.
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Val
Orpheum
Honolulu
Ja Weday
Phil Kamiaky
Camp McKinley
Soth
Kamisky
Weday
Spider” Jackson
Jack Edwarts
Young Derker
Hawaui
Ulysses Harris
Fonouli
Grant Know
Australia
Know
Turtle
Manly Ark
Snow
Weslay
Billy Wood
Kaminaky
Jackson
Weilay
Katiaky
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Bolter
H. A. Co
Kona
Kau Porte
Honokua
Kubulhwele
Martha Nelson
Punaluw
Hanalei
Imperial Cigar Store
Fort Street
Henotuul
Captain Jacobsen
Cook
Tentara
Contine
Helow
Cowe
Owen
Marty Fortune
Brookens
Capalu
Ewan
Miter Weitnese Hind
Jim
Swanierout
Skipper
Wood
Wilcos
Grant Snow
Kinan Street
Behool Street
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Walls
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Masonic Temple
Berviow
Oxford
Ladies
Louis
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