Option on Oahu Plantation land at eighty five thousand
An eighty five thousand dollar option has been granted by arrangement between the pare thes In the John Il Estate case to LoL McCandless. He has given the estate a sixty day option on his lease of lands near Oahu Plantation. The land includes pasture and water rights and about 1400 acres of fine sugar land likely to be taken up by Oahu Plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Il
Ve. Lol. McCandless
Oahu Plantation
Maui Murder Trial In Wailuku Courthouse
In Wailuku Hawaii on a murder case Republic of Hawaii versus Yong Lock Nee the defendant faced a first degree murder charge before District Magistrate Kaleikea Geo. Hone assisting. Trial featured Chinese witnesses for the prosecution and the accused offered no plea. Evidence included a knife and a loaded pistol hidden by Lam Quan. Lam Quan and Lum Quan led officers to the items. Lock Nee, a former deputy sheriff detective, claimed self defense on roading while stealing poultry. The prisoner was committed to Osbu prison until the December term. Tailor Crowell found a small tin piece the prisoner hid and claimed innocence while awaiting court action. James Spencer and Leland Wharf personnel noted recent duty changes after a long Hawaii trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Republic of Hawaii
Yong Lock Nee
Wailoke
Kaleikea
Geo. Hone
Lee Swe
Lee Sie
Lam Qano
Lam Quan
Coe Baldwinther
Lum Qaonan
Banda
Lock Nee
Hawaii
Osbu Priaon
Mani
Kidewe
Noo
Yong Wei Pin
Kaneohe
Cooper
Joshua K. Brown
Honolulu
W. ER. Castle
Castle
Tantalus
Survey Department
Minister of Finance
Hilo
Dole
Bunnerin
MAY FREE THE GALICIANS
An interview notes a government stance on freeing Galician laborers from obligations to the Oaha Plantation Company. President Dole says no official action yet and Hackfeld’s authority seems limited. Stockholders of the Cabn Plantation Company hold power, with about 24500 in debts to the company. If a government proposal arises, those with control may consider it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaba
Oaha
Dole
Hackfeld
Cabn
Volcanic Smoke Reports From Hawaii Trip
A. L. Atkinson returning from Hawaii recalls Granberg of the Humaila station telephoning to Mana Samuel Parker’s home Friday night. He said four cones emitted ash Thursday night and a strong eruption sequence. Friday night saw many earthquakes with a very heavy shock between 4 and 5 Saturday morning. Granberg expects another outbreak soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L
Grauberg
La Paloma Takes Command Yacht Run To Pearl Harbor
Clarence Macfarlane assumed command of the La Paloma on Saturday afternoon and sailed toward Pearl Harbor. The Gladys and other yachts trailed to watch the vessel’s progress as Me. Hebron planned to escort the La Paloma to Pearl Harbor entrance. The La Paloma turned away, making escorting effort futile, and returned to port with Mr. Macfarlane leading a party including Mr. and Mrs. Macfarlane, J. O. Carter Jr., and Captain McPhail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaolet
Clarence Macfarlane
Pearl Harbor
Gladys
Watshier
Hebron
Macfarlagy
M Macfarlane
J. O. Carter, Jr
McPhail
Funeral of John Winter Held at Nuusow Cemetery
The funeral for John Winter was held Sunday afternoon from the residence with many friends in attendance. The service was conducted by the Rev. Alex Mackintosh and the interment took place at Nuusow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Winter
John Winter
Alex. Mackintosh
Nuusow Cemetery
Death at Mt Andrews Inquest Dismissed
The report states 17 year old Ida Donwell daughter of Charlee Donwell died of fever at St Andrew s Pelo Ty this morning. Further details are unclear due to damaged text in the source.
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Mt Andrew's
Mins
Ida Donwell
Charlee Donwell
Six trips a month to Hilo discussed by Wilder Steamship
Wilder Steamship Company plans six monthly trips from Honolulu to Hilo with boats landing every four days. The Kinau and Claudine overhaul, new cabins, and electric fans improve comfort and safety. Executive Council notes Chinese consular communications, Tantalus land matter, and island steamers preference for government wharves. Maui natives form a tariff group to control tac and pol trade amid growing local organization and stock plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isay Woterview
Wight
Wilder Steamship Company
Hilo
Honolulu
Rune Betwe
Claudine
Kinau
Moni
Helen
Union Tron
Kilauea Hou
Hawaii
Labaioa
Kibel
Mahukona
Kawaihwe
Wilder Company
Thie Port
Bing
San Provcinco
Inter Island
Dole Cites Unverified Ohio Gubernatorial Talk
President Dole relayed a rumor heard in town about Ohio Congressman Growvenor pursuing the governorship of the state. He could not recall where he heard the information, and nothing concrete has appeared in papers regarding Growvenor’s omnilidnoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Growvenor
Ohio
Thease Ielaode
Hawaiian Sugar Co Constructs Ditches on Maui
News from Maui reports the Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. is building two wide ditches from Koo laa about fifty miles from Wailuku. Each ditch is twenty feet wide and six feet deep with a tunnel at Kakipi gateh covering about 2001 feet. Natives and Japmaras io labor in large numbers. no flaming is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co
Koolaa
Wailuku
Kakipi
Witnesses, subpoenas mark Hawaii court scene and repairs
The Waisloa case advances with Col Soper as final witness aside from W J Lowrie who is subpoenaed over a Castle Cooke letter. Hack 101 from Merchant Street advances, gear failures and a horse detour near the Government Building and South Street. Mentions include C H Atherton as secretary, ten percent hospital payable, and references to Hopital and other local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waisloa
Col. Soper
W. Jd. Lowrie
Castle & Cooke
Merchant Street
Paul Neumann
Novel Japanese hunter trains pig to aid wild pig pursuit
Report from Ha waii via Kinau describes a Japanese hunter at Poskala who tamed six yellow pigs to accompany him on hunts. The trained pigs lead the way, snorting as they move, prompting nearby pigs to respond. Dogs are then released and hunting with the rifle begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Hawaii
Kinau
Poskala
Piga
Doga
Merton Fined in Volisr Court
In the forenoon Michael Merton of the Vlagier pleads guilty to opium charge before a Namtat judge. He is fined and warned to repay money owed, with further action pending today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volisr
Michael Merton
Vlagier
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Jamce Spencer
Totor Leland
Ila Old Dutieg
Executive Council
Taro
Wilder Steamship Co
Delails
Board of Directors
Yang Wei Pin
Kaneobo
Luaus
Wailoka Sur
Lanai
John Richardson
Judge News Notes
Kalua
Wailako
Kabalui
Labaina
Spreckwlaville
Kahalai
Wm. Ault
Lane
Iolani College
I. B. Lyons
Wailaka
Cummings
Cornwell
Waikapa
LT. Cummings
Waitapa
Kate Cornwell
Wailoka Citizen Gaard
Target
Geo. Cummings
Ed. Montgomery
A. N. Hayeelden
Lahainalons
RB. C. Lindsey
Lahaina
Lanalio
Abraham Kaulakoo
Ihon
J. L. Kaulakon
House of Representative
J. W. Kalon
Mina Prances
Keonnona
Wilie Ayers
Miller
J.C. Gohen
Waialua
el Wolawfal Posseasion
Ota
Ohineao
Sam Kellindi
Jan
N. K. Koola
J. W. Kalas
Thos. Ginek
T. Pali Silva
NK. Kenta
Wadeeho
Waites Sheteios
Jeich
Pho Bollers of
Thoes
J Islands
Bai
Chineas
Thy Bai
Ons
Vevenna
J. Cowtho
C.H. Atherton
Hopital
Merton
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