Kona Sugar Company Debtor Trust Talks at Kallea
A Kona sugar land dispute surfaces as Bhingle Te and the Kona Sugar Company creditors discuss using the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company to repay claims tied to lands near the Hawaiian Plantation Company. Locals hear of a plan to form a cooperative to produce sugar, with manager J Coaunt reportedly advancing the effort and meeting with success.
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Kona
Kujtua
Olf Kona Sugar Company
Henty Watertouse Trust Company
Cinetre
Kom Sugar Company
Kallea
Sugar One
Kona 1
J Coaunt
Hin Werk
Pearl Harbor Papers and Cooper Return News
Pearl Harbor papers on the Sande compromise are with the commandant and the US District Attorney. Mr Cooper’s return is delayed as Mrs Cooper will not come to Honolulu. their daughter recovers from pneumonia while the Ventura and the steamer Beria arrive around mid August.
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Pearl Harbor
Naval Station
United States
Cooper
B. Cooper
Nippon Mara
Mra
Dreyfuss plans 1903 trip for Honolulu team to Australia
A late 19th or early 20th century note reports President Dreyfuss of themitahiri chit considering a 1903 tour for his team to Australia via Southern Pacific route, with Honolulu officials discussing mainland visitor teams. The plan would require no local travel expense if a Midwestern team visits, while bringing a coast team would cut profits and increase costs. AR Cunha chairs the league committee and will contact Dreyfuss for details on the mainland visit.
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Rvehure
Pa Coultaine
Deoyfuse
Mitahiri Chit
Mt Lure
Australia
Pacife
California
Ramos
Honolulu
Sioamere
Philippines
Dreyfiss
Audh
Hitteburas
AR. Cunha
Elke Team
Mr. Dreyfuss
Pitabarg
Nec Eesary
Ecomary
Rosecrans Oil Steamer Arrives with 25,000 Barrels
The Rosecrans arrived from San Francisco last night and docked at the Allroad wharf to discharge 25,000 barrels of crude oil. Former U S A transport, now an oldearner, she had bow damage from Behring Sea ice on June 24. Repairs were done in San Francisco before this voyage. The vessel is expected to depart for oil northward again before season’s end.
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Rosecrans
San Francisco
Ingrand
Abner Daniel serial premier in North Georgia tale
The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition announce ABNER DANIEL a charming new serial about North Georgia country life beginning tomorrow. Also advertised is The BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX a concise resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions available in the two Bulletin editions.
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North Georgia
Wronged Women at Law Show Anguish in Jones Case
In a courtroom drama Judge Gear separated two couples amid allegations of cruelty. Mrs Linda Jones testified of extreme cruelty by Edward M Jones, detailing drunken outbursts, assaults, and the stripping of her clothes. The defense faced a tense audience as witnesses recounted the torment and fear within the Jones home.
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Gear
Lowit
Fieldgrove
Linda Jones
Edward M. Jones
Jones Ve. Jones
Clarence W. Ashford
Mra Jones
Mex
Jones
Aumes
Vin
Heshtuiners Natur Rily
Jenee
Mr. Jones
Jone
Mrs. Jones
Joneses
Ars
Bechtel Becomes Honolulu Immigration Chief From Washington
Nippon Mari confirms Bechtel to Honolulu to head immigration matters and report to the Bureau of Commerce and Labor. Reeh and another official transfer from Washington proceed to the city to assist. Po Sargent with Secretary Cortelyou approves orders directing Bechtel to operate with local officers and serve on the Board of Special Inquiry without extra pay.
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FM. Rechtel
Honolulu
Wanhingtott
Focal Immigration
Aitaire A & Mr
Reeh Hae
Wanhington
Ontter
Bureau of @ + Commerce and Labor direct
Mr. Bechtel
Po. Sargent
George Bo
Cortelyou
Bulletin's Bid for Hawaii Digest Printing Sparks Tender Tie
Supreme Court opens bids for printing the Digest of the Hawaii Court Report. The Bulletin and Gazette Company were the only bidders. The Bulletin bid 1.35 per page and 68 for binding while Gazette offered 1.85 per page and 285 for binding.
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Supreme Court Today
Hawaii
The
Bulletin and Gazette Company
Prining Homes
Bufietin
Gazette Company
Court Extends Proceedings Over Transcript Condition
The court defers decision to Monday afternoon to review the transcript of the Albarment case. Officials will witness the condition of the witness and determine if further proceedings are needed based on the completeness of the record.
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Moniay
Denies Default in Case of Kanthole John Thomas
Judge Goar denied motion for default in the Kanthole John Thomas suit to cancel and not make a deed. Gill & Farley defended for Kauhota, with Charles FL Peterwon for Kauhota. Demurrer to amended complaint overruled May 12. defendant failed to plead. Douthitt says he was not notified. Defendant given ten days to file an answer, with Monday next as the deadline.
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Goar
Moton
Kanthole John Thomas
Bill
Gill & Farley
Tor
Wht
Charles FL
Peterwon
Kauhota
Bast Rix
John Thomas
EA. Douthitt
Mdavite
Douthitt
Roof Falls at Queen and Rich Road Drinkery
An afternoon accident at the now beer saloon on Queen and Rich road greatly damages a covered veranda iron roofing. Two men escaped serious injury while an eyewitness urged officials to inspect rookeries being turned into drinking joints.
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Queen and Rich Rd
Reatly
Ing
Witnens
Judgment Entered In Honolulu Plantation Case
The United States Attorney received instruction to enter judgment in the Honolulu Plantation Co. case. A stipulation will be wa the agreement between the Navy Department and the plantation, securing $75,000 before the final settlement.
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United Sates
Ureckoos Hay
W. Ay Tay
United States
Honolulu Plantation Co
Navy Department
Express Fruit in Gold Etonage Wells Fargn Co
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a fruit related phrase plus company names Wells Fargn Co and Express Fruit in Gold Etonage. Ambiguous details prevent clear event or person identification. cannot determine place, date, or outcome from readable fragments.
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Etonage, Wells, Fargn & Co, Express
Oahu Sugar Co Directors Approve 50000 Expansion Plan
A meeting of the Oahu Sugar Co directors approved a 50000 expenditure to modernize the mill. The plan includes replacing the present extractor mill with a stronger unit and enlarging condensers, plus minor repairs to machinery and buildings. Rumors of a new mill were dismissed as unfounded by director Protentauer.
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Oahu
Previ
Yuxtor
Ulnerotter
Protentauer
Abu
Injunction Denied in Hawaiian Sugar Co Versus Wailuku Suit
Judge De Bol denies the injunction in a Hawaii sugar dispute between Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co. and Wailuku Sugar Co. Attorneys A. Hartwell W. C. Smith for plaintiffs Kinney McClanahan for defendants. W. J. Robinson, former of Russell Fleming Robinson, serves as Supreme Court bailiff. Robinson plans to return to Honolulu after a Kentucky trip, claiming no better place.
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de Bol
Dlemiasen
W. J. Rolinson
Russell, Fleming & Robinson
City
Supreme Court
Sea
Oakland
Prevent
Honolulu
Bunnett
Kentucky
Man and Beast Killed in Wreck at Durand Circus Train
A circus train collided with an outgoing train at Durand Michigan. Twenty three circus workers were killed and thirty injured as a pileup of animals and gear created a chaotic aftermath. The sleeping cars suffered severe damage and many animals escaped or died, prompting authorities to threaten shutting the circus down for the season.
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Associated Press
Durand
Mich
Mrs Whiting Taken With Smallpox In San Francisco
Mrs Whiting wife of Captain Whiting formerly in Honolulu, was struck with smallpox in San Francisco. Doctors and relatives seek to understand how she contracted the disease as they discuss her illness and recent move to California ahead of her husband.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Whiting
Afong
Honolulu
Sternberg Ambassador warmly received at Roosevelt’s Roosev
German Ambassador Baron Speck von Sternberg was presented to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay New York on August seven and received with cordiality. Roosevelt expressed gratification at the German Emperor's action and noted the ambassador's prior role during the Venezuelan dispute.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Roosevelt
von Sternberg
Washington
von Holleben
Germany
Five Reform Leaders Arrested in Peking Repression
Five leaders of the reform movement were arrested by Imperial officers in Peking as the Empress Dowager tightens suppressive measures. The victims face possible death penalty, signaling a severe crackdown in the anti reform campaign.
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Peking
China
Pope Receives Gibbons In Audience At Vatican
Pope Pius granted an audience to Cardinal Gibbons. They discussed church affairs in America with the pope expressing deep interest and pleasure in the steady growth of the Catholic Church in the United States.
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Italy
Pius
Cardinal Gibe
America
States
Cossacks Fire on Striker Mob in Kief Action
Cossacks fired on a mob of strikers in Kief injuring many after filing three shots today. The clash underscored rising labor tensions as authorities sought to restore order in the city amid ongoing protests.
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Associated Press
Kieff
Russia
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