Former Land Commissioner Boyd in Police Court
The Police Court morning featured the assault case against former Land Commissioner Boyd. He allegedly struck his wife during an altercation at their Waikiki residence near Join Bam road. Kamaloopili, Boyd’s brother in law, alerted authorities after a heated dispute, and Boyd was arrested with Alfred Kane and Kamaloopili escorting him to the station. The trial continued with remarks noted in the report.
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Land Commissionar
Boyd
Hele
Waikiki
Kamplopiit
Ean Alarin
Alfred Kane
Katmaiopill
Hawaiians Fill Seaborne Crews as Desertions Rise
In Honolulu a number of Hawaiians stepped into vacant deckhand and coal passer roles on ocean steamers after deserters left posts. Islanders, seeking life at sea, encountered limited shore work as crews reorganized. Several Hawaiians volunteered, earning advancement in their new marine duties.
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Oceanfe
Honolulu
Mauna Loa Crater Emitting Smoke Amid Reports
Reports from Kaw Kona and Mant ports confirm smoke issuing from Mauna Loa crater. Hawaiians and workers on a sugar plantation fence project observed clouds of smoke and noted a particularly strong display last Friday. Professors Barton and Tartan plan lectures on a summer trip to Greenland with slides, amid anticipated tourist interest if eruption resumes.
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Kaw
Kona
Mant
Inez Bacuitay
Walohing
Mauna Loa
Maua Loa
Barton
Punahou Ball
Greensend
Tartan
Coal Passers on Steamships Demand Better Wages
A fragment notes that ordinary coal passers on steamships sought improved pay and conditions as officers aimed to secure their services. It mentions leverage and the tendency to assign the most disagreeable tasks, with each watch carrying only enough coal for a four hour shift.
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Bremen
Brown Stands Pat on Party Record
Senator Cecil Brown defends a party aligned record in an interview published by an evening paper. He says he has a fair party record, supported Republican measures, and stayed with the party on major bills even when a personal view differed. He asserts he never acted against Republican principles.
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Cecil Brown
Pere Ronally
Ndt
Fifth District Republicans Establish Headquarters on King Street
The Fifth District Republicans set up permanent headquarters in rooms on King Street over Collin shop and plan their first meeting tomorrow afternoon to discuss the Hirile convention managed proxy rules. They back A. G. M. Robertson for Territorial Central Committee chairman and likely vote for John Lane as vice chairman. Talk favors Newnn for temporary chairman at Hilo and possibly Abspeht er to Mant or Knunt as permanent chairman.
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King Street
Collin Shop
Hilo
A. G. M. Robertson
Territorial Central Committee
John Lane
Newnn
Incendiary Fire At Naalehu Sugar Mill Blazes Sparks
A large fire at the Naalehu plantation sugar mill is believed incendiary. Two men arrested as possible incendiaries. one helicopter for investigation. Fire started Sunday around 8 pm with smoke seen from a trash shed near the mill. Captain A Coyne relocation noted. political notes include P. J. Testa endorsed for temporary chairman and Tnkken for Delegate to Congress.
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Ane
Kan
Naalehu
Public Works Repositions Quietly Amid Capitol Hall Changes
A garbled note outlines public works space shifts near the Mawalian Palace banquet hall and the Capitol chamber. It notes Senate needs and possible governor decisions while Public Works hopes the current department quarters remain usable during February sessions.
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Department of Public Works
Mawalian Palace
Capitol
Senate
Astets
Fugimoto Set to Face Severe Charges for Burglary
Fugimoto the Japanese suspect in a theft case faces a gravest charge after police and Detective McDuirte recovered stolen kimonas and goods. He confessed to a break in on Beretanta street about ten days earlier, gaining entry at 4 am via a back door and stealing about $56 in items. The case now shifts to burglary in the second degree as U S Attorney J Dunne receives orders to examine lands near Pearl Harbor.
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Fugimoto
Henry Eapinds
Ber, Pianta and
Hiver
McDuite
Japan
B. Higashi
Beretanta Street
Mugimoto
Georgia Judge Rules On Infamous Penalties As Gear Ruled Here
A Georgia case cited by the Hetsrat Reporter recounts United States District Judge Speer ruling in Jamison v. Wimbrah. It describes Henry Jamison, a 65 to 70 year old colored laborer, sentenced by a city recorder to a $60 fine and forced hard labor, then placed in striped garb with iron manacles and sent to a chain gang for two days before habeas relief. The article notes parallels with territory conditions and mentions municipal offense penalties and early jail treatment.
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Georgia
Geo. J. Gent
Jamison Ve
Wimbrah
Sverre
Jamison
Henry Jamison
Macon
Immedi
Ately
Sontha
Recorder
Amd
Elty
Beate Penitentiary
Habeas
Despair over Russian losses grips people and churches
An Adenoaded Prows Special Cable from St Petersburg reports official and public despair after naval reverses. Fear grows Russia cannot recover for victory against Japan. Tokyo urges seizure of Russian cruiser Askold at Shanghai. Port Arthur bombardment by Pallada reported. In Saint Louis a three minute gale causes deaths and injuries.
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OT. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Noted Students From Japan Arrive In Coptic Newsroom
The Japanese Consulate sent four invitations to meet Dairoku Kikaku Shibasaburo Kitasato and Nobu Shige Horumi, as famed Japanese scholars travel from Yokohama to the Coptic. Ki Ruch, a mathematician educated at Yale and Cambridge, tops the list. Kitasato, a renowned bacteriologist, studied under Koch, while Horus Lo is noted as a younger traveler with a history under Beott at Porto.
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Dairoku Kika Vu
Shibasaburo Kitasato
Nobushige Horumi
Japan
Yokohama
Ki- Ruch
Yale
Cambridge
Kitasato
Koch
Horus Lo
M. M. Beott
University of Porto
Lyons Resigns From Maui Registration Board
Henjamin Lyons resigns by wirethrough stating no time to devote to office. Governor Carter names Geo. Weight to fill the vacancy. Weight formerly managed Kahuku plantation. Laura Elisabeth Warren petitions for divorce from Henry Robert Warren alleging failure to support and custody aim for grandmother.
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Henjamin Lyons
Maui
Laura Elisabeth Warren
Henry Robert Warren
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