Wireless case hearings and robe crimes at Honolulu court
Legal proceedings move forward as the wireless case remains before Judge Robinson, with exhibits including jewelry and apparel. A verdict motion was denied and a second day of testimony is anticipated. Other matters involve land sale disputes, a divorce suit, and a patent contest with hearings scheduled for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
de Bolt
Hmlo
Pedro Rodpines
H. A. Douthitt
H. W. Robinson
Conalate
Lot P. Pernanden
A. G. Maertens
Warren Bogie
John Makaena
George Vera
Josnin Andrade
JD. Cock
Robinson
Manuel Sousa Texeira
W. C
Charles M. Cooke, Ltd
Benin
Keaunicka
Wong Tung le Ming Kwong Chong Wai Co
Ergeting & Ree Mul
Lal Hamilton McCubbin
Marie Kukahike McCabbin
Keabittku
Gear Haw
George W. Mac
Burglars Nabbed In Early Morning Break-ins
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth arrests two Chinese burglars at Tapas tailor shop on Bereinua street and two more caught attempting theft near the California walloon London. December reports note severe winter, Delhi Durbar crowds, and holiday trade with candy prices quoted amid a bustling market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Chillingworth
Tapa’ Tailor
Bereiunia
Cupala Opunul
California
Hawaii Appropriations For Hawaii Islands Denoted
The Treasury seeks funds for Hawaii for the final year totaling about 760,000 with 200,000 for dredged harbor Makapua and Monolulu areas, 660,000 for Hilo breakwater, 200,000 for Hilo federal building, 150,000 for a public building at Honolulu, 150,000 for a lighthouse, and 260,000 for a revenue project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bec
The
Treasury
Congress
Hawaii
Hilo
Two New Wharves Are Contemplated
The naval station may acquire another wharf on the Wailialde near current naval wharves. A triangular land strip between the marine railway and the naval area would host the new pier with construction cost estimated at five to ten thousand dollars. A private party plans a lumber wharf between the marine railway and navy wharf, needing legislative approval next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Station
Wailiialde
Naval Wharves
Naval Department
Marine Railway
Naval
Kakaako
Punchbowl Street
Davies
Navy Department
Naval Ata Hon
Naval Wharf
Barry Johnstone dying after hospital treatment
Barry Johnstone, the actor who shot and killed Kate Hassett of Keith's Bijou, lay dying in a Philadelphia hospital. Doctors said he revived briefly but remained in recovery, while Hassett's body was sent to her parents. Aurora and Wo Sang appeared in court charged with violating the wide tire wet. Judge Wilcox postponed the case to December 27 for the Public Works Department tire change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Barry Johnsatone
Kate Hassett
Keith
Brock
Peteasy
Aurora
Or ‘Wo Sang
Wilcox Matent
Public Works Department
Gaines
Menminger
Commerciairte
Roosevelt Seeks Senate Ratification Of Cuban Reciprocity Treaty
President Roosevelt expects Senate passage of a Cuban reciprocity treaty during the current session if negotiations with Cuba conclude satisfactorily. He claims gains in support from Elkins and other senators, signaling possible ratification despite opposition to direct congressional tariff action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
State Department
Senate
Atill
Congress
Elkins
United States
Bikine
Party at King Street Home Hosts a Merry Evening
Last Friday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs Pt Crow on King Street a social gathering unfolded. Guests arrived around eight o clock as the room filled with music and dancing to the Folanl Quintet Club. Refreshments followed in a convivial finale with many attendees listed including Mr and Mrs Cross, Pearl Noble, Ethel Andrey, Jeanette Pierce, Helen Keany, Jean Thompson, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pt Crow
King Street
Trip to Fanning Island excursion planned by city men
A group of eighteen will organize a trip to Pagoinge Island with a possible inland cleaner charter. The departure is tentatively set for the 1st of the month, with uncertain arrangements. A dinner at the WoC A on Saturday evening attracted attendees and plans include daily meals during the trip. All women are invited to the dining room each evening and stores stay open later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagoinge
Interinland Cleansers
Spd
Mtarlow
Charles Cutten
Te Mackay Company
Puelfly
Mack
Indus
Lowe ‘Red
Silvertown Company
Henest
Cuntrertung
Bilectricine
J. Rymar Jouup
C.K. Wylie
David Merton
Broddart
Silvertown
Thorn Enit Dm
Cable Open For Business Day After Arrival Here
San Francisco reports the arrival of the Silvertown with submarine cable gear to connect the United States with the Hawaiian Islands. Construction chiefs discuss start dates and control handover as crews prepare for laying operations and tests before the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyeitie Canta Company
Tea Company
Galasgeld
Gaines
Aliverton
San Francisco
Eabie
Cable Officers To Visit San Francisco
New York leaders of the Commercial Cable Company and Postal Telegraph Company began a trip to San Francisco to view the start of laying the men Pu wife cable intended to connect the United States with Hawaii and the Philippine islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Dee
H. Mat
Kay
George G
Ward
Com
Mercial Cable Company
Baker
H.C. Bradley
Postal Tele Graph Company
Wife
Reed Condition Report From Washington Bulletin
Ex Speaker Reed remained critically ill after a morning bulletin noted no improvement in his condition. The update cited a sleepy period, inability to retain nourishment, and a pulse of 88 with temperature 98.5. By 2:20 PM Dr Gardner said there was no betterment since the earlier bulletin, marking the case as extremely serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reed
T. L. Donald
de. Gardney
Roosevelt to Name Barrett as Minister to Japan
The president will nominate John Barrett of Oregon to be United States Minister to Japan, succeeding the late Alfred B. Back. The notice appears amid other items on commerce and technology proposals including a new coal loader device by A. W. Keech that promises speed gains and potential company formation to manufacture the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Keech
N. Co
Mauna Loa
Hall
Mikahola
Hae
Washington
Roosevelt
Jobn Barrett
Chinese Woman Swept Away by the Flood
Murier Deverill of the steamer JB reports the death of a Chinese woman named Lau Lan Fook swept from the river Bear Kahill by rising waters last Tuesday. Her husband and three children survive. the body was recovered Thursday near the river mouth. Heavy rains damaged rice crops in the island’s northern part, with eighteen inches of rain at Hanalei from Monday to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaual
Murier Deverill
Lan Fook
Purser Devertil
Hanalel
Nevadan on Time Delayed by Weather at Kahului
Agent Morse reports the Nevadan reached Kahului after a Wednesday arrival but went to Lahaina and back due to rough seas. The ship is to discharge and load sugar and bananas, with 1200 tons of sugar planned to be loaded by tomorrow morning, continuing a quick turnaround.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Percy Morse
Co. Hag
Kahului
Luhaina
Kaholul
Kahiolul
Senators oppose Chinese immigration plan in Hawaii debate
A Senate committee member disputes a report that the subcommittee would approve Chinese immigration to Hawaii. He says the committee opposes unrestricted or short term Chinese entry, noting Hawaii residents and sugar planters want only lawful admission and fair competition with native workers.
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Washington
Dec
Henate
Pacifte Lelande
Porto Rico
Hawaii
He Walt
United States
Nuununu Second Bridge to Be Rebuilt With Temporary Span
The second Nuumanu bridge will be replaced by a temporary wooden span over the old structure while a stone arch is built. The temporary bridge uses timbers from the former Beretania Street bridge and traffic will be briefly interrupted. Completion of the permanent bridge is hoped within three months. Quo warranto proceedings will be brought against the officers of Fire American Savings & Trust Co. by a disaffected shareholder this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuumnvavenw
Beretania Street
Trafic
American Havings & ‘Trust Co
Tia
Hawaiian Sugar Stocks Show Early Boom On Wall Street
In San Francisco, Hawaiian sugar stocks began to rise on the stock exchange amid growing interest. Recent days saw the largest sales and a steady price advance, with notable activity yesterday and a late session surge indicating brisk buying interest despite earlier weeks of lighter action.
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San Prauciaca
Don
le Hares
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ACS
Miyasce
GRIP
London
England
India
Delhi
Hart & Co
Barry Johnstone
Pacific Su
Putea
Qu| Judd
Kite, Kite, Ate.lle
Honolulu
Invegment CO
Abrchant Street
Leing
Fanning
Zealandia
Hawaiian Islands
Uoga
Honolui
Emall
Elvetricings
Pacific Commercial Car Company
H. Benest
Barrett
Wauna Loa
Mikahala
Ay Moftechiaoger Co. Ltd
Nevadan
Nuuanu
Manufacturers’ Shoe CO. Ltd
Fort St. ‘Mall
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