Lightfoot Called to Order in Conspiracy Case
Court proceedings recap as Attorney Lightfoot faces questions on alleged conspiracy and threats. Kinney argues statements imply intent to harm a witness, while defense counters with translations and prior remarks. Judge De Molt Hnan sustains objections. trial expected to resume with continuations today.
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Dening
de Bolt
Lightfoot
Gieloek
Hawaii
Faye
Dening “Walshe
Indore
George Smilthien
Mr. Kinney
Kinkey
Alam
Sheba
Kinney
Gene Dowon
Dary
Feasts and Frolics Planned for Solons in Hawaii
Visiting congressmen will arrive in Hawaii for a stay filled with entertainment. A general and executive committee met to finalize an itinerary with possible minor changes. The program presumably includes tours, receptions, and cultural events adapted to their schedule.
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Solons
Hawaii
Sbwrla
Heleekay
Muito
Mytvlc
Hovolula Tron
Mayo party schedule for Honolulu voyage readied
A fragmentary itinerary outlines a Mayo visit to Honolulu with a San Francisco departure on Monday August 30. The program includes parades, receptions, and tours of Pearl Harbor Lāiehua camp and local plantations through September 5, with meals, dances, concerts, and a land voyage by automobile and steamer, ending with a return to Walmen and a continuation on page 4.
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Honolulu
Wiker
San Francisco
Governor's
Keron
Alexander Young
Kunal
Mauna Keath
Willwill
Kouat
Thane
Hanaiet
Hanalet
Beeak
Tissee
Walmen
Gay'n
Criticism over search for lost schooner Ada
Federal official rebuked for delays in dispatching the tender Kukul to hunt the overdue schooner Ada. Owner Dowsett demanded action, claiming the lighthouse inspectors should have funded a cable search. The official indicated willingness to assist if Dowsett paid for the cable and noted lighthouse duties in disabled vessels.
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Hawaii
Ada
United States Lighthouse Inspector
Kukul
Wharton
Dowsett
Voce Tata
Houston
Accident policy ad warns on daily injuries and protection
An advertisement emphasizes that many face injuries daily and individuals may lack adequate accident coverage. It argues the policy costs little and saves much, urging readers to consider protection today.
President Approves Bonds For Public Works Projects
A cablegram from Governor Frear to Trean ier Conkling reports President Taft has approved $2000000 in bonds for public deposits security. One hundred thousand will fund the Kilpe pine Hae canal to bring water to farms, while the remaining will aid harbor improvements, wharves, and related works.
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Frear Ant Trean Ier Conkling
Taft
United Maten Trewmary
Bonetruet
Peenent
Honorthy
Campbell Asks for Geographer to Lead Tort Wall Survey
Campbell requests a government geographer to lead the hydrographic survey of the Tort Islands. Marston Campbell Boll cables the Geologic Survey to send nine men to assist Leighton and Mendenhall in the preliminary work. The plan includes mapping a definite coast region and preparing a hydrographic chart for the project.
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United States
Michal
Marston
Boll
Geologic Survey Department
Leighton and Mendenhall
Piaking
Founthat & Reogray
Meade
Washington
Divorces Rise in Circuit Court Records
The Circuit Court judge's records show 74 divorces since January with 12 couples filed in court. Most cases cite desertion and lack of support as the primary grounds. nationalities include Hawaiiian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Americans, and others in smaller numbers.
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Robinson
Alice
United A
Breckons
Rawlins
Edmunda
Sugar Ban Affected Area In Previous Quota Reports
A brief from the era notes a sugar ban affecting the region under a prior quota system. The item records shortages and shortages management, with officials citing policy constraints and price controls amid ongoing supply concerns.
Bulletin Business Office Phone 254 Buletin Editorial Boom Phony 185
Bulletin business office lists phone 254 while editorial notes show a phoniness flagged at 185. The item conveys a clash between official lines and claimed authenticity, hinting at a strained communications setup and a possible misaddress or misreport in the newsroom.
Steamer Nithau Sunk Off Motokai Reef Reported
The Inter Inland Steam Navigation Company works to suppress news of the Nithau sinking on Kalmiion reef near Motokai. Silence from officials fuels belief the vessel is lost. The Claudine will search around wreck time. Captain Owens left the vessel with crew on watch for survivors.
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Inter-Inland
Kaliiloa Reef
Motokai
Werioun
Kalmiion
Owens
Wate
Pineapples In Much Demand In Coast Market
Pineapples bring strong demand as industry growing with Dole plans to plant 1500 acres more. Local brokers unable to price stock. tari protection and Pineapple Growers Association ad campaign boost sales. Judge Whitney required bond of 100 dollars in Remington Typewriter Co suit against I. G. Kellons.
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Pineapple Growers” Association
Whitney
Conte
Remington Typewriter Company
Kellons
Schwerin Wrong Says Campbell Hearings Debate Harbor Costs
Superintendent Maraton Campbell denies Schwerin assertion that Honolulu harbor is among the most expensive in the United States. He argues San Francisco comparisons show higher dockage, rent, pilot fees, and harbor improvement costs, noting Sea line charges and freight duties.
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Behwerin
Honolulu
United States Forestory
San Francisco
Honoraly
Public Works
Maraton Campbell
Kehwerth
Central
Central Maw Bavy
Papine Malt Steamship Company
Campbell
Genera
Pyeite Mall Steamship Company
Rehwerin
Haeifle
Ban Freneiron
Walt
Uw Ceti
Conflict Over Fire Department Poles in Rapid Transit Plan
A debate at a morning conference between Public Works Superintendent Campbell and Mayor Fernin focused on whether the Rapid Transit Company should keep street poles for fire and police wires after the conduit system is completed to house all telephone lines underground. Campbell advocates underground wiring while Fernin favors retaining poles for current or future use, with the fire and police committee to report to the board and a vote expected at tonight's meeting.
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Rapid Transit Company
Wan
Campbell
Public ‘Works Department
Fernin
Fire and Police Committee
Ahape
St i Fern
Elocy Televant Committee
Sabe
Tremblers Across Lands Reported in Acapulco and Washington
Tremors in Acapulco Mexico and Washington were recorded as three severe shocks. The tremor sent water receding about thirty feet and raised fears of a destructive tidal wave. Local instruments logged the quake at 2 22 this afternoon.
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Acapulco
Mexico
Washington
Americans To Receive Quarter Of US Rail Loan
Pe kin Aug 17 It is settled that the financiers of the United States will be allotted a fourth of the thirty millions of railroad loan to be floated for the development of ee transportation facilities of the.
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PEKIN
United States
Ee Transportation
Fire in Glasgow Destroys Millions in Retail Section
Aug 17 Glasgow reports a major blaze in the retail district causing property loss estimated at one and a quarter million dollars. Fire crews battled the flames, with authorities investigating the blaze's origin and inspecting surrounding structures for damage.
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Glasgow
Trans Mississippi Congress Opens in Denver
The Trans-Mississippi Congress opened in Denver on August 17, with sessions beginning as delegates convened to discuss regional issues and cooperative plans. Prominent attendees and organizational leaders addressed the assembly on goals for trade, infrastructure, and inter-state collaboration.
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Denver
Colo
Congress
Kansas City Heat Devastates City As Temperatures Soar
Kansas City records extreme heat with widespread suffering across the metropolis. Authorities urge cooling centers, hydration, and shelter as residents endure record highs and stifling conditions.
Spain Negotiating Peace With Moors Reported
Paris April 17. A report states Spain is negotiating peace with the Moors. The potential accord follows ongoing diplomatic efforts and aims to ease regional tensions. Further details and official confirmation are awaited.
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Paris
Spain
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Shane —Dole
Alameda
Island Fruit Co
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Apotheke
Hollister Drug Co
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Pacific Mail
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