Honolulu Cablegram Office Opens as World Liaison
Honolulu prepares to join the Pacific cable network with a new cable office in the Youngs building. Technicians install land and undersea cables linking San Francisco and Manila, with operators training to read tape signals as the world gains instant communication. The office will stay open around the clock after the Manila line starts, making Honolulu a central hub for global messages.
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King Etroot
Youngs
Rooesvelt
Dole
Hawaii
Worll
Pacific
King Atreek
Fine Howe
Galnow Eas
San Francisco
Healand
Austom
Pacific Cable
Proms Businesy Ie
Thim
French Bark Champigny Arrives at Naval Wharf 1
The French bark Champigny, after a voyage from Cardiff lasting 132 days, moored at Naval Wharf No 1 yesterday afternoon around 6 p.m. She carried coal to the Naval Station and faced severe weather near the equator and near Falkland Islands. Captain Bogs notes rough seas and encounters with canoes during the Horn passage. cargo partly unloaded here, with remaining hold for the ship’s next voyage to San Francisco.
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Champigny
Cardiff
Falkland Island
Shay
Bogs
Blnquay
Bogue
San Francis
Waimea Water Bonds Meeting Approves Large Bond for River Water
Waimea Solar Company stockholders met at 10 this forenoon and authorized bonds up to 125000 to fund a plan to bring Waimea river water to the plantation. They also agreed to contract with a Japanese firm to plant cultivate and harvest plantation crops, a move deemed highly beneficial to Waimea Sugar Company.
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Waimea Solar Company
Waimea
Walmea Sugar Company
Court to render opinion on habeas corpus for B H Wright
Judge Ka to issue an opinion after hearing the habeas corpus case of B H Wright. Prisoner to be brought in court tomorrow morning for final ruling. No further details provided about the case or custody. Rent cards on sale at Buligtin.
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B. H. Wright
Ka Too Thin
Buligtin
Clams' Tear Elects Captain and Manager
A meeting of the Elbe baseball team last evening at Mik Hall elected Benny Cunha captain and FM Brooks manager without opposition. Cunha to catch, Kaal pitcher, Brown first base, Moore second, Gorman shortstop, Hartman center field, with practice to begin and preparations for league duties and supplies.
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Elbe
Mik’ Hall
A. J. Moore
Salty
Ink
Benny Cunha Wan
Tain
Brooks
San Francisco
Tks
Elka
Camp McKinley
Elks
Cunha
Kaal
Brown
Moore
Gorman
Emit
Bennett
Lonelin
Dayton
Hartman Or
Webater
Bishop to Honolulu Mission Arrival Noted
A dispatch reports Paiher Valentin receiving informally a tet eearam from Milo about a bishop’s arrival to Honolulu. The bishop was to be joined by Warker Marthing and a diepatels note indicated possible plane changes and a stay in tila for the prevrnt.
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Paiher Valentin
Milo
Mishoy Guisiaw
Manali
Kinan
Warker
Marthing
Biehey
Tila
Bente
Council Actions Delay Fire Claims and Park Works
Consul Yang Wei Pin faced a delay as warrants for Chinese fire claims could not be allocated to others. Deputy AG Cathcart presented an executive council opinion. Cooper, Superintendent of Public Works, outlined park and street improvements, land exchanges, and a $176,000 requisition for the department for the first quarter of 1903, with several projects approved or sanctioned.
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Cathcart
Executive Council
Wean
Coumil
Yasir Welfin
Hi. Cooper
Pub- Me Works
Furleigh
Kaplotant Park
Young
Waltas River
Kaus
Stra Fisher
Waltars
Hotel
Union Streets
Hohnel Street
Hononalins
Bouth Kona
Ahi
Kalingharry
King Street
Kaithi
Kamoullip
Cooper
Tie Department
Jordan and Odd Fellows’ Wildings
Fort Street
Jury Convicts Juanita Lingua de In Cewewan of Larceny
Juanita Lingua de In Cewewan is found guilty of larceny by a jury panel including D. Cockett and James Nott. The court denies the defense request for acquittal and sentences her to two years at hard labor and a fine.
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Juanita Ating
Representative Meeting OF BUSINESS MEN Discuss Building Sites
A city business gathering debated where to place future public buildings. Councilor Carter led discussions on island property values and possible waterfront or Esplanade sites. Petitioners urged keeping the post office at its current site to avoid business disruption.
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Mectarlane
Lewin
Staiadt
Jung
George KR. Carter
Fort and
Ainkea
Hniekanwein
Hikewullan Elvotrie Co
Tatavis
Kaplanade
Allen Street
Fort Street
Alukea Street
Carter
Esplanade
A. Davie
J. ML. Oat
Lorri Andrews
Hs Agai
A. & Hartwell—1
Mr. Carter
Post Office
Customs House
Ucler Federal Departments
Bie Bes
Court records show suspended sentences and guilty pleas in late term cases
Assistant Attorney General Dauthtt sentence suspended to next term as Kealoha is defended by CA Long. Aiko pleaded guilty under indictment for larceny. Kaninis and others face setbacks as court broke down earlier, with key parties not brought before the court. Robinson & Kellett argued for plaintiffs. F. P. Peterson for defendants. The death of the plaintiff alters the calendar. Mary C. Widdfield’s $1000 estate bond with A B. Humphreys as surety involves Georgiana Macfarlane Friel minor. The estate covers annual income rights. Examinations of stolen goods receivers show jewelry and watch parts recovered from suspects, including a watch case with melted end numbers matching a missing watch. Investigations into floor structure of the Supreme Court room ordered by the Judiciary department's Public Works superintendent.
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Ansistant
Dauthtt
Nest
CA. Long
Aiko
Kaninis
S. Kola
Hay Agin
Robinson & Kellett
F. Petar
Piaintiff
David Kaapa
Tampa
Judiciary Department
Public Works
Men Charged In Poller Court Over Stolen Goods
Ab Sin and Lom Yet faced second degree larceny charges in Poller Court this morning as police tied them to a trio of suspected stolen goods. The cases were adjourned as proceedings continued.
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Ab Sin
Lom
Poller
Merchants Association Plans Celebration for Landing Event
A three member committee was formed to plan a celebration of the landing in Honolulu. The group will consult with the Chamber of Commerce Planters Association Builders and Traders Exchange and will interview Governor Dole and other officials to gauge participation. Findings will be reported to the Merchants Association secretary for transmission to the association in San Francisco.
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Merchants’ Association
Honolurs
Geo
W. Smith
1. Waldron
J. Wakefield
Chamber of Commerce
Planters’ Association
Bulldere’ and Traders’ Exchange
Dole
Serchante’ Association
Mer ‘Chante’ Association
San Prancheco
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World’s Center
Kile & Bulletin
Pyaralls
Gaines
Battersen
Manila
AVY
Equator
Hobron Drug 60
Hobron Drug CO
Ehlers
BACHE
Beretania
Fort
Waimea Water
Clams’ Tear
New York
Fort ST
Requie
WamMemsek
Ines Frecams
Yang Wei Pin
Rubin
Judiciary
G. R. Carter
Howl
Iri Andrews
Georgi Markham
Sait
Kate
Gurtley
Islanh
King
PC Jones
Manatan Electric Co
Wolters
Asuka
Howe
Cooke
Kathie
Austin Katate
Thurnton
King Buertletteen
Palace Square
Utate
Peru
Masonic Temple
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co, Limited
All America
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