Manager Low Granted Eight Months Leave From Honolwin Plantation
Joe A. Low, manager of the Honolwin plantation, arrived on the steamer this morning. In Ban Franciera he conferred with the directors and was granted eight months leave of absence, with resignation effective on the twentieth of June. Low has long faced health issues and will be replaced by Sir Rowe, a well-known former island official.
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Joe A. Low
Honolwin
Ban Frinciera
My Law's
Sir
Rowe
Minogue
Navy Yeoman Abbey Returns to Honolulu Station
The Honolulu shipboard report notes W H Abbey, once a mainland student and Reform School graduate, has risen from apprentice to chief yeoman under Captain Carter. Abbey served at Norfolk and Mare Island before reassignment to Honolulu Naval Station after a stormy voyage and typhoon exposure near Havana.
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priNenKers
Siberia
W. Hl. Abbey
Hoy Reforms School
Hwy
Uncle Ram
Navy Department
Norfolk, Virgin
Mare Inland Naval Station
Honolwu Naval Station
Carter
Abbey
Kamehanohe
Whee Tie Ara
Havana
Lamainaluna Case Before Supreme Court in Washington
Leaving Alameda on the 21st to argue before the U S Supreme Court the case of J J Lowrey Castle and W C Smith trustees v Territory of Hawaii over a 15000 debt alleged breach of contract in a long running religious issue tied to missionary education. Court previously ruled for the Territory and the appeal is now in federal court. The coroner rules accidental drowning as the cause of death in a separate matter.
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Withington
Alameda
Wantington
Supreme Court of the
United States
FL J. Lowrey
G. ¥. Caxtle
W. C. Smith
Territory of
Hawaii
Supreme Court
United States Court
Miaslonn Om
Mia
Latainaiune School
Cier
Terrtory
American Board
Pronwer
Department of Justice
Washington
Camillarice Kivelt
Real Estate Expert and Financial Agent Strauch Ad
Real estate expert and financial agent offers services for buying selling investing borrowing and information. Strauch promises guidance and potential profits through his advice and promotes his business to attract clients seeking real estate and financial help.
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Strauch
Btrauch
Supreme Court Reverses Divorce Custody Decision
The Supreme Court handed down several decisions this morning reversing lower court rulings. The Talula Tawey Velie case grants divorce on grounds of non-support with custody awarded to the mother, later altered in appeal. the court reversed the original custody outcome. In the Peterson versus Waialua Agricultural Co. matter, the court ruled in favor of the Waialua company. The Western National Bank case against W C Penconke Co. involved a professional argument over a will of exchange, with the circuit ruling for the plaintiff and the appeal by the defendants dismissed.
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Etrcuit
Talula Tawey
Juntice Wilder
Hon-Apport
Willian
Tower Court
Ue Supreme Court
Supreme Court
DL Peterson
Waialua Agricultural Company
Ceeil
Western National Bank
Vereus W. C. Penconke & Co
Thia
Jbl
Uhilbert Steronntite
Peacock & Co
Writer from Goonies Arrives in Sonoma
Mine Kron, a well known Honolulu writer, arrived on the Sonoma from the Colonies, visiting Cole LW’s family. She travels through Australia and New Zealand to collect material for articles and has written numerous travel books earning a strong reputation. Kron is connected with mainland newspapers as a special correspondent and spoke highly of Australia and New Zealand.
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Mary & Krout
Honolulu
Sonoma
Cole LW
Donee
Mire
Jonen Krone
Lung Standing
Kron Hae
Australia
New Zeala
Queanle Steamahiy Co
Southern Pacife Company
Rontmet
Bhoth
Tragic Wharf Accident and Shipboard Rescue Failures
A man fell from the Fort Street wharf near the Kirkloo as a tan stranger staggered near the edge and vanished into the water. Despite cries for help and a thrown plank and rope, he did not reach aid and disappeared after about five minutes. Witnesses vary on his identity, with reports noting a possible Coast native and connections to Honolulu.
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Fort Street
Kirklew
Kirklee
Campbell
Siberia
Belur
Bay
Kirklee May Waterhouse Trust Co
Honolulu Ga Ca
Honoluu Iron Works
Lumber Trust February Term Cases Begin in United States Court
Attorneys for both sides appeared before Judge Doty and said the defense and prosecution would not be ready for an earlier date. The trial of the Lumber Trust cases is set for the first day of the February term, with defense lawyers including Moth Smith Hemenway Withington and Stanley.
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Lumber Trust
United Ater
Doty
Thal
Triad
C Fanse
Moth Smith
Hemenway
Withington
Stanley
Campbell Returns From Coast Aboard Siberia Tour
A N Campbell of Watertous Crist Company arrived this morning on the Siberia Homer business trip to San Francisco. He told our Mule John reporter he had not completed much in San Francisco due to many away and Europe or New York contacts. He spoke of progress in the city and predicted San Francisco would regain its former pace as new buildings rise and the town builds back.
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Ron. Campbell
Watertous Crist Company
Sa Francisco
San
Leo Pemwible
Automatic ‘Telephone Company
Europe
New York
Dan Francisco
Helmg
Chius a Maru set for trial by judge Dole
The Japanese steamship Chiusa Maru was set for trial January 2 by Judge Dole. The case concerns a collision and involves widow and other related parties. The Chiusa Maru, grounded at the harbor entrance weeks ago, was towed free by J T Crawley, a noted steamer figure, and will carry a new immigrant cargo from Japan arriving January 28.
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Dole Thie
Buwe di Micilty
Japan
J.T. Crawley
Director de 14 Bataclon Centra
Agronomica de Santiago de
Democratic Hope Topic in Chicago Discusses Bryan Election
A Chicago meeting debated Democratic prospects and the potential outcome of William J. Bryan's presidential bid. The discussion referenced President Roosevelt's recommendations on naturalization and public media coverage of Javanese admissions.
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Chicago
Dee
William J. Bryan
United States
Roosevelt
Honolulu Passengers Return for Christmas Rush
The Pacific Mail steamer Siberia arrived this morning with one of the largest passenger loads Honolulu has seen, mostly undelayed travelers returning from Britain for the holiday. Cargo includes 300 tons of freight headed for the Orient, notably cotton, while the ship faced navigation dangers due to a dense fog and harbor pilot disagreements in Bam Prancises Harbor, hindering departure.
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Pacific Mail
Honolulu
Kiana
Verainland
Orient
Siberia
Bam Prancises
Devol Likely to Be United States Army Quartermaster General
Washington reports Major Carrol A. Devol is expected to be named quartermaster general of the U S Army within a year. The move would require Brigadier General Charles Humephirey to resign, with arrangements said to have been made by top officials and the president on Secretary Taft’s recommendation.
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Washington, D. C
Carrol A. Devel
United States Army
Devol
Charles ¥ Hume Phirey
Patten
Amor M Kinstall
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