Vast World News Bullets Describe Wars and Politics
A late 1906 front page recap discusses the Sultan of Sulu naming Governor Wright, U S imperial moves in the Pacific, reactions to Roosevelt and Hogg at Texas conventions, and calls for naval actions around Port Arthur. It notes American views on Russia and Japan’s naval operations while pondering Hawaii’s territorial leadership and broader trade implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E& Abe
Atther Spaniron
Japan
Thie
Roosevelt
Mt. Louis
Bern
Texas
Hogg Wile
Jule Parker
Kapiolani Estate Sued Over Promissory Note
The Hank of Hawaii sues Kapiolani Estate for $2,501.58 over a promissory note dated Nov 26. The note for $255,064 payable in 30 days at high interest was partially paid, with specific defendants named as officers. The suit seeks judgment for the unpaid balance plus costs and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank
Hawaii
Joni
Oniburn
Plato
Russians retreat as ships regroup near Port Arthur
Washington reports from Aug 12 1994 describe Russian squadron dispersal after an attack south of Ventae. Ankold Navik and another cruiser plus one destroyer seek refuge at Kiaochow, another destroyer at Chefoo. Several battleships and cruisers reportedly return to Port Arthur, with one hospital ship possibly Diana. Our fleet reportedly intact. Alameda voyage continues toward Orient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honolulu
Port Arthur
Ventae
Ankold
Navik
Kiaochow
Chefoo
Diana
Pacific Mall ship arrival honors Governor Carter reception
The Pacific Mail ship China arrived off port from San Francisco shortly after dawn. A ceremony on the wharf greeted Governor Carter, with officials, local dignitaries, and the Territorial band in attendance. Notables on board included Secretary Jack Atkinson and Miss Bernice Dwight, among others. The vessel carried merchandise for Chinese ports and was prepared to present a clean manifest if stopped by warships. The ship departed San Francisco August 18 in the afternoon, following Alameda by about five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mall
Stemmahip China
San Francisco
Covernor Carter
Chkao
Kappelmotster Worger
Carter
Fenrieces
Niko
Kaune
Mount
Evi
Esuate
China
Jack Atkinson
Harhir
Rovefbinnal
Don
Averior
Mira Currier
Shanghai
Percy C. McDonald
New York Herald
Hongkong
McDonald
Pacific Mail Company
Japan
Chinow
Alameda
Kooping
Return of the Governor and Hawaii State Support
The article describes the Governor's arrival, the harbor ceremony, and a political scene at the convention. It highlights militia, naval salutes, and flags, plus remarks by a Hawaii advocate who pressed for equal treatment and territorial voting rights during a critical moment at the convention. The account notes strong interest in Hawaii and favorable reception for the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iid
Uo Talands
Hawaii
Tolloy
United States
Foraker
Cannon
Hawai
Hawaii Governor Carter Tours Mainland States
Governor Carter spoke with Secretary Allinson during his May trip and described experiences on the mainland. He attended the Chicago convention, the St Louis World’s Fair, and Washington meetings, promoting Hawaii and meeting national officials. He noted support for Roosevelt and reported Montovell backed by interstate interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Rockefeller
Parker
Pretideont
Wall Street
Roneevelt
New York Hereld
Roosevelt
Inter
Montovell
Carter
Allinson
Mainland
Hawaii
St. Louis
Washington
New
Territorian
Mlinuet Ae
Danger In Breach of Neutrality Continues Across Page
Washington August 12 report notes the international situation remains tense as the fear grows China could be drawn into war as an ally of Japan. Officials warn of potential rapid shifts in alliance, with widespread implications for regional stability and U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fee Re Department
China
Protest on Japan Act and Rye Torpedo Boat Capture
A protest notes Japan’s act of capturing and dismantling the torpedo boat Rye in a neutral port. The action is described as a flagrant breach and has been communicated to the Powers. The report emphasizes diplomatic response and potential ramifications among nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryeshitemi
Japan
Russian torpedo boat Ryeshitemi captured by Japan
CHEFCO China August 12 news reports the Russian torpedo boat Ryeshitemi was dismanned before capture by Japanese forces. Sixteen crew members aboard during the attack are believed killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chefco
China
Admiral Togo Disperses Russians at Port Arthur
TOKIO Aug 12. Admiral Togo reports he dispersed the Russians in the sally from Port Arthur. Some Russian ships returned to Port Arthur while others fled southward. The damage done the Japanese with 170, оста.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Togo
Port Arthur
Protest Rally Reports Terse TOKIO Showing Anti German Rhetoric
Protests in Tokyo on Aug 12 condemn Germany over Russian actions. A fragmentary dispatch notes a Bangkok or Bay area ceremony marking a twentieth anniversary and mentions sugar analyses and a local event in San Francisco on Aug 11.
Sugar Companies Face Tax Appeal In Hawaii Court
A Tax Appeal Court session in Honolulu examined Alexander & Baldwin and other sugar agencies arguing contracts with plantations shielded from taxation. Evidence showed commissions and merchandise costs, with contract terms ranging from one year to multi year arrangements and substantial advances to planters amid production cost data from 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abranilor & Baldwin
Tee
Qnally
Alaander & Baldwin
Sugar Company
RIORA
Kinet Bagar Co
Mt Toen
Maat Agricultural Co
Nutley
Kugae Comandy
Halling
Votley
Kahuku
Wade
Aueunt
Condious
Aluittar
Aleeandey & Haldwin
Plantathone Ile
Atarah
Hawaiian Busar Co
Biome
Hawalian Commercial Sugar Co
Halke
Ask
Pala
Hawaiian Busar
Kihel
Kubuke
Maui Axciculture
Sue
Hatkit
Hawaiian Commercial & Bugar Co
Allorany le
Hupreme
Supreme Centre
Tax Appeal Court
Geo. M. Ralph
Alexander @ Baldwit
Panton Plans Frisco Location and Honolulu Transfer
Panton intends to locate in Frisco while Paxton travels to Honolulu, then plans permanent settlement in San Francisco. Paxton will retire from Bironlinghan business to pursue ventures solo, with unclear future line of work. Inland affairs contact expected via future duplex contact. interest rises in San Francisco as Hawaii draws outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J & Paxton
Honolulu
San Fragoino
Golden Gate City
Paxton
Dusinees
Air
Maxton
San Frovesno
Hawaii
Ty Vestar
Dilleghans
Fourth District Chairman Nomination Declined
George W. Smith stated this afternoon that despite support from several Fourth District delegates he cannot accept the chairmanship. His business partners have left him with no time to fulfill duties that would come with the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smith
Sugar Crop Falls Short of Estimates
George M Holph of Alexander Baldwin pursues a tax appeal before the Tax Appeal Court. His firm contends that the sugar crop of 104 fell short of managers’ estimates for the plantations by about thirty five to forty thousand tons, noting that estimates cannot always be promptly verified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Holph
Alexander Baldwin
Astunement
Pntations
Yachts Reach Lahaina in Slow-Timed Telegram
A Lahaina wireless telegram from 1964 reports the yacht Gladyw arriving at the port at 6 o clock last evening. The message notes a morning arrival by Ta Palona and Dabatna, indicating continued maritime activity in Lahaina Harbor.
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Lahaina
Moraine
Gladyw
Voters Rally for Lilikalanii in Fourth District Race
Kalaa voters praised Lilikalanii as a strong candidate for the Republican ticket in the Fourth District. Delegates from nearby precincts urged support, citing his prior party work and influence with Territorial officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kakaako
Sam Johnson
Bim
Hie
I K. Balikatani
Geigt
Kiakauko
Lilikalanii
Kahashohan
Necagulon
Lilikalan
Eeruein
Boodmurtir
Grigket Tomorrow at Who Maliki Grounds Cricket Match
A cricket match is scheduled for tomorrow at Who Maliki grounds. Players will be selected from a long list including Anderson Hardmore Catton A A Catton TGW AWK Hatfield Herbert Jordan Laird Myton Porter Weedon Tucker Boyd Beardmore and others.
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Hannal
Legion
Anderson
Hardmore
Dh. Catton
A. A. Catton
TGW
AWK
Hatfield
He L. Herbert
A. A
Slordan
Jordan
Jorden
A Pallett
Joa
Mh Maclean
TA Crool
P. Harrivan
J. Laird
Center
Myton
Porter
Weed
Mass Man Handy in the Saturday Bulletin
A compact note from the Saturday Bulletin hints at a mass man’s handy resource or skill showcased locally. The fragment suggests a brief public interest item without full details.
Last Week Of The Rug Sale At The Store
Housekeepers note the Doric stock addition and keep the same liberal discount as earlier rugs. Sizes include 2x9, 4x6, 6x9, 8x10 and more. Small mats suit washstands baths and offices. display blue and white Japanese cotton rugs Chinese twisted matting and plain mats in the sale.
Lewers & Cooke Company Notice and Editorial Fragments
A scrambled notice from Lewers and Cooke, Ltd at 177 S King Street cites an Auntie faction of Ruslan authorities and US government neutrality in a dated editorial about wartime neutral commerce. It references rice and contraband, the Franco-Chinese war, and a possible meeting of US wishes. The text mentions blank books and the Bulletin Busy Henig Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Noven Vromya
Lodkor
Ele
Mabufeotiee
Bulletin Buty Henig Company
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Honolwa
Vetepne
Sulu
Wright
Kakaaka
Philippines
Roonwelt
Chicago
Parks
Peders
Russie Ie
United Atuton
Rusia
Rua
Crond
Ragardiows
Govarnor
Tokio Mlapaten
Target Keep
Kalochas
Aires
Kapiolani Estate
Rome
Takahira
Ghina
Arter
Capitol
Investors
THE
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Limited
Corner Fort
Merchant Streets
Henstulu
Berlin
Germany
Taingebau
Taa Shaw
Francisco
Cal
Howe Toe
Panton
Frisco
Ratiofaction
Navid Wien Made
Jbwett
Cops Hotel
Aos Union
Willcox & Gibbs
Pacific Hardware Company, Limited
Aeere
Stanley Stephenson
King St
W. Smith
Grigket
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
S. King Street
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