Home Rulers Press for Roosevelt to Remove Hawaii Governor
The Home Rulers push a fortnightly petition batch to President Roosevelt urging the removal of Governor Dole. They plan to ship signed lists by the next steamer, gathering 200 to 400 names from Hawaii's voters, with women heavily involved. They aim to keep Roosevelt informed, believing sustained pressure may influence action, though immediate removal is unlikely.
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Roosevelt
Dole
Washington
Nationalitien
Hawaii
Aminut
Jory
Eile
Inanda
Hawall
Fragmented 19th century political critique text
A torn paragraph discusses governance, proclamations, and petitions involving a governor and lawmakers. It references a Thanksgiving proclamation, potential legislative sessions, and political party dynamics with unnamed figures, noting disputes over authority and petitions to Washington. The readable passages mention disputes over attire, public notices, and unrest among white men challenging party lines.
Honolulu Plantation Manager Testifies On Harbor Evidence
Jamen A. Low, manager of Honolulu Plantation Company, testified as an expert on wharf and construction matters. Objections by Federal Attorney Dunne were overruled, court to rule later on the validity of testimony. He described the transportation contract with the railway, noting service could be by water when Pearl Harbor becomes navigable for deepwater vessels.
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Jamen A. Low
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Versala
Harbor
Steadiuer
Hawaiian boy John Lua acquitted of second degree larceny
After a six hour deliberation the jury found John Lua not guilty of larceny in the second degree. Lua was charged with stealing 47.00 from a Japanese berber, and with paying for a bicycle with three of ten dollar coins. A dispute over ownership of the wheel arose, with defense arguing the wheel was his property, while the prosecution claimed civil recovery only. The case closed with an acquittal agreement reached at 11 o'clock.
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Berg
John Lua
Lua
Cathcart Kpalban
Committera Appointment At Healant Yacht Club Meeting
The Healant Yacht and Boat Club held a meeting last evening to appoint committees for the year. Finance headed by Liam Walker and others include Dr Burgems H Cooke. Navy headed by P J Girardi FW Kie huhn and A L Atkinson. Home headed by D L Conkling Frank Wond bridge and Jax Dougherty. Commodore and vice commodore absent. no yacht committee appointed.
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Healant ‘Yacht and Boat Club
Pinance
Liam Walker
Dr. Burgems
H. Cooke
Rowity
P. J. Girardi
FW. Kiehuhn
A. LC
Atkinson
Homne
D. L. Conkling
Frank Wondbridge
Jax
Dougherty
Death of Jurist Nickells After Short Diabetes Illness
Prominent lawyer Jonhson Nickells of the firm Wise Nickels died at Queen's Hospital after a brief diabetes illness. He recently arrived in Hawaii for health reasons and had been active in Hawaii Supreme Court cases. Widow Mrs Nichown left for New York weeks ago to visit a daughter, while Nickells had previously served as Tacoma mayor and a long practicing attorney. Funeral plans await instructions from Hilo, with preservation by Willimas undertaker.
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Johonop Nikells
Wine & Nickells
Queen's Hospital
Mra. Nichown
New York
Senna
Hite
Ced
Hawkhurst
Nickells
Hawaiian Islands
Hie Hwaith
Thie
Rep- Hember
Hia
District of Columbia
Tacoma
Waeb
Ington
Supreme
United States
Nickens
Hilo
Hawaii
Wise
Kinny
Supreme Court
Mort
Cooper
Williama
Pranks With Boats At Aealant Club Cause Nighttime Wrecks
Report of mysterious interference at Bleuven and Aealant Boat Club leads to losses and salvages. Boats including the Undine and a flat bottom craft tied to Chrin Johnson were found adrift or damaged. One vessel was recovered from a reef by a pilot boy after moorings were broken early Sunday.
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Yaebta
Ouiall
Bleuven
Alameda Exchanged Sats With Warsep at Oceanic Wharf
A large crowd gathered at the Oceanic wharf as the Alameda prepared to depart for San Francisco. Notable figures and guards watched from the pier while music and flowers filled the scene before the Alameda sailed past the Wisconsin battleship under orders from Admiral Casey and Captain Herriman.
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Oceanic
Alameda
Sea Francisco
Pridee Forse
Weratini
justine + Bealies
Judge Gear
Prince David
George Davie
Admiral Casey
Herriman
Antuten
Hatior
Wilenin
Admiral Evans
Ban Prafitice Paenbo
Tring
Perw
Pleasant incident with Mawallans on an Express train
The Mawallans who had just arrived from Buffalo enjoyed a pleasant train journey from Carrollion to Emporia. They were joined by a group from Carrolion for a Young Women's Christian Association convention. On the return, both groups sang together and greeted friends with cheers as the train halted at Emporia.
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Buffalo
Carrulion
Prvia
Worpan
Golesimy Aoumuerla
Carrolion
Bamber
Wallane
Emporia
Sey
Mont
Port O Rican Vagrant Detained by Judge Wilcox
A man named Juan Lago faces a warrant and possible charges after claiming he sought work on the island of Haw. The article notes the judge fled the scene and discussions about the vagrant's alleged deception and need for employment.
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Judge Wilcox
Juan Lago
Becaten
Det
Will Kelp Open House and Club Renovations Planned
A note announces an open house on New Yeuve Hay with an afternoon dance and refreshments. It mentions renovations at a clubhouse and future monthly entertainments for members and guests, plus social events beyond dances.
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New Yeuve Hay
House
Prosecution and court actions headlining diverse cases
A chaotic docket shows Dr. Carter absent ill. juries convict or acquit in liquor and adultery matters. Several named defendants face charges from perjury to fraud, with outcomes including releases on illness excuses and calendar withdrawals. Estate petitions and trustee actions in multiple jurisdictions accompany the docket.
The Gowsip Weekly Social Paper Planned in Town
A new weekly publication called The Gowsip aims to cover local society and community achievements. Two prominent young men spearhead the project, receiving advertiser support and backing from interested townspeople, modeling after the Town Talk in San Francisco.
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KMO
Gowsip
Itla
Clai
Town Talk
Ban Francisco
No Fears Felt Over Archi e Gifilan Case
A fragment reports concern among Mr Gifilan's friends regarding his disappearance. It suggests he may have written a letter that could be misinterpreted and notes possible travel back to Scotland before leaving town. The text reflects confusion and speculation about his whereabouts.
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Archie ‘Gifilan
Mr. Gifillan
Bny Amea
Mr. Gilfillan
Scotland
Bark Olympic Arrives After Long Uneventful Voyage
The roapmaster Bark Olympic arrived this morning after a 25 day journey from San Francisco. She encountered variable weather, with calm seas when conditions were favorable. Trade winds carried her to port as crews reported steady progress despite a rough start.
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San Francssco
Livestock Ship Arrives After Voyage From San Francisco
A livestock and pie shipment arrived in mixed condition after a long voyage from San Francisco. Two crew members died on the second day out. Four hundred ten pies were lost at sea. The voyage produced twelve pigs born aboard during the trip.
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San Francisco
Notable ship trial ends with steerage challenge in narrow channel
An elderly and fragmentary report describes a builder’s trial of a vessel named Wheeonsin outside the fort. The ship faced steering difficulties in a tight channel near the harbor approach, even with twin screws. The crew struggled to maintain a straight course at slow speed, with efforts deemed best to trim and maneuver.
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Ubmt
Rimiala
Ban on the town shows open gaming at all hours
A Manila totter notes the town is wide open with taverns thriving and gambling rooms humming day and night. Blackjack roulette and craps are in full swing, with gamblers paying high rents and facing little restraint.
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Manila
Tragic water tale swirls around waterfront men
A strange coast water story from the waterfront hints at a possible tragedy involving three young men who rented a boat and disappeared after planning to go to Australia. The Sailors Home contact could not provide names or precise details, and the informant urged investigation into the alleged events.
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Children's Aid Association
HM. May & Co
Hoston
Lrrformant Sys
Australia
Sali
Juak
Generous Eagles Aid After Tragic Founding Member Ill
The Fraternal Greer of Kag vociety in Honolulu organized a charitable act for Hermann Kubork who had just weeks of membership when his body was found. Members covered all expenses and arranged the ceremony with broad communal support. The Bulletins industrial edition notes the gesture and credits the group for their generosity.
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Kag Vociety
Honolulu
Moat
Hermann Kubork
Tay
Anit
Kawai Land 69 and 10 Bud Store Contractors Begin Operations
The Hawaii Land Company plans a five story brick building at King and Maunakea streets to house a major development. You Bing Tai Company handled the contract and construction may start soon, with rent income from new properties supporting growth. The firm notes Hawaiian ownership growth and losses from a Chinatown fire. A Fulton and Heatt burglary at their Campbells block office was reported with no arrests.
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King and
Maunakea
Hawaii Land Company, Limited
King
Mavnakea Street
You Bing Tai Company
Ery
W. de Achl
Prim Dent
Land Company
Byersne
Ber
W. C. Achi
S Nuiner
Rie Associates
Antil
Tramwaya Company
Punchbowatroot
Thorematter
Naa
Io & Wafe Place
Achlard
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