Bond Protects Public Rights in Wharfage Debate
Unclear remarks recount a dispute over wharfage at Hilo with Hackfeld & Co and Matson lines paying to use government land. Officials discuss permission requests by Hilo Railroad and private landings, noting potential future government takings and questions on revenue from water front areas. The dialogue reflects tensions between public rights and private wharf ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publica Works
Hille
Boyd
Wulukea River
Huchfeld & Co
T. H. Dueview & Co
Matson
Hilo
Walakes
Honolulu
Newsboy Draws Knife on Rival on Fort Street
A Chinese newspaper boy on Hotel street near Fort confronted a Portuguese rival in a Sunday morning dispute. Two bystanders watched as one drew a knife, but the altercation cooled as a watchful Nick Otorson threatened to hang them if they fought. The rivals fled, leaving Otorson to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Nick Otorson
Hare
Rae Cata
Jook
Volow
Nick
Sackman
Commissioner Boyd To Open Homesteads On Hawaii Maui Lands
Return of Commissioner Boyd reports on homestead openings for lands on Hawaii and Maui. He inspected Kona coast areas and water proposals, urging development loans and forest reservations, while noting poor road conditions especially in Kipahulu and Kootan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Foresta and
Water Maui
Toys
Hawaii
Bouth Kona
Coma
Kahamalki
North
Kona
Mowthy Pwetrire
Mui
Cormula
Foreabe
Tio Fe
Hogd
Keange
Kaltkinul
Kootan
Kipahulu
Two Japanese Rescues AtOWA Beach Boat Incident
Two Japanese members of a club near home on Jali Wine attempted a row to shore on a windy afternoon. Their inexperienced partner overwhelmed, boat capsized repeatedly and occupants were stranded on the beach. Two men, Kluegel and Dr A C Wall, with help from helpers, pushed their boat through heavy surf and rescued the Japanese, refusing offers of drink as thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jali
Wale
Mark
George
Kluegel
A. C. Wall
Japanene Club
Lawers
Clu
Fipe
A Hackman Helps Hungry Boy On Wharf
On a Tuesday a city hackman named Inez met an expeerienced moment of throat ache and aided a hungry boy. Samuel Parker and Parker's baggage were involved as a Porto Rican child offered one piece to feed the starving man, while the hackman initially planned fifteen cents but gave a quarter instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Hackman
Samuel Parker
Kina
Parker
Maxoon
Uteamor
Dapoal
Ulu Valines
Fen
Mr. Parker
Wil
Dallas
Transit collision at King street delays cars
A Rapid Transit Co car collided with a tramcar on King Street near Liliha. No injuries reported though one aide sat dejected after the down hill crash. Motorman attempted to stop but could not in time at the cited location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Colid
The
Rapid Transit Co
King Street
Little Ewa
Liliha
Batramcar
Ramat Found Guilty in Federal Assault Case on Rongoke
Jurors found RM. Ramat guilty of assaulting a crew member after Moxon near the Rongoke on the high seas. Judge Bethee deferred sentencing until tomorrow morning. Acting District Attorney Dunne led the prosecution with W S. Fleming as defense counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davides
Joan
Schnack
Humphreye
Porson
John Gouyea Wis
Lorinde
Dudge Humphreyn
Hishop
G. Mayweldon
Fr. Russell
Kaluta Vm le
Hagena H. Loo
Schutet
Clark
Kinney, Bollou & McClasahap
Koaku
Sean
K. B Porter
Chas
Notley
Toh Callahan
Murray
T. W
Hadron
W. J. Hokey
Klemma
Morton
Jobo D
Holt
Hebert Ducan
Wow
Chamberlain
A. D
Berog
Betee
Saintenvetl
Dunne
Fleming
Import of Grosbeaks Sparks Hawaiian Release Plan
A report describes the arrival of several grosbeaks sent to Mr. Law to combat forest pests near his home. The birds, initially wild, are taming in a cage at J. N. Robinson’s home and will be shipped to Hawaii for liberation. This American species is said to be legally importable and may lead to broader distribution if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita
Grosbeak
Bierra
Khon F Lew
Law Ae
Law
J. N. Robinson
Neretani Hirowt
Hawaii
Mr. Low
Mynah Bird
Toronto
Ivlunda
Mr. Brush
Ootton Brothers
Mise Noft
Lihue Hompitil
C. H. W. Norton
Uryde Plantation
Mr. Bertram
Mr. Wolters
Hanasnula
Hanamauia Te 1
MK Bronsontine
Wlett
Walulua schooner disappearance concerns Mahele meeting
The Walulua schooner carrying Juda Kalua from Kahului toward Molokai has not been heard from. Dr. Pratt deems the absence proof that palal was secured and delivered, discussed at the Board of Health meeting led by Superintendent Reynolds. A Wednesday letter reportedly states no proof of the vessel sighting final whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahulut
AL Molokai
Pratt
Board of Health
Reynolds Wan
Ineue & Fe
Kina
Night Rescue Save Eleven Climbing party on Lanthult Peak
A Saturday night ascent near Lanthult Peak led by twelve or more hikers ended with twelve rescued as darkness and wind worsened. Rescuers, including Kanowanui and Thompson, aided bystanders, reached safety at a lower trail with several youths carried down by line.
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Lanthutl
Bitch Peak
Lanthall
Atway
Jude Lyle K. Dick
Osh
Kamehameha
David) Kanowanui
Walter
Juriote
Clarence Cooke
W. H. Coolidge
C. Bolte
J. W. Thompson
Kamehamieka
Kitty Tucker
Dercy Grixwola
Linda Johnefer
Retecca Thompson
Atewp
T Mountain
Fatigun
Blaze in Chinese shop on River Street awakens residents
A small fire broke out at a Chinese shop on River Street between Hotel and Pauahi streets at about 4 20 Sunday morning. The alarm was sounded loudly and many Japanese residents were awakened. Water lines were secured and the flames were extinguished quickly.
RINGE CUPID S YACHT PRINCESS PRINCE KALANTANAOI RACE NOTICE
A garbled options rich text discusses the yacht The Prince Cupid Kalantanaoi and the vessel The Princess with plans for a handicap race below 1 5% and under. It mentions Auckland New Zealand and a race date around December with attempts to race Route 23 and larger boats. The message notes preparations and anticipated results while referencing trials and a possible arrival in Ventura.
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New Zealand
Amalnet
Fuater
Princeny
Ventura
What People Are Doing on Kauai
On Kauai a rambling weekly report notes crop yields, milling progress, and social events. It mentions McBryde plantation, the new mill, pumps, and reserves, plus races at Kealia, dance at McBryde, and upcoming weddings and visits by notable locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
W. O . Wait
Evury
Telande
Sttnun
Kealia
New Yarnway
Kew Ya
Perm
Lawt Call
Albert
Katal
McBryde Mill
Editorial change at Republican watchdog under Buckland
The Republican editor Boh Buckland assumes control as Girelingiehed steps down. Hovkiond, a longtime figure, guides the newspaper through the transition. The piece traces Buckland’s path from Honolulu to New York, Chicago, and Washington, highlighting his roles at the Ame TAP League, the New York Commercial, and the Republican Literary Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Franclaen
Fater
John J. Byrwokelm
Yankinn Af Avalatanit Elltier
Cheloe Butethning
Muysavhuretis Frain
Aealitor
Ame
New York
Harkinad Way
Washington
Chicago
Los Angeles
Ali
Why He Should Resign From Hawaii Governorship
A fragmented dialogue centers on the Governor’s fate and rumors of resignation. A nephew questions the motive while the Governor considers his standing amid public chatter and official duties at Pearl Harbor, with references to de facto or de jure power.
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Vateano Staratiatt
Laust
Hariy
Hawaii
Dole
Cooper Immelther
Hla
Rhining & Steam
Dahu College Boys Cause Commotion at Track Scene
A false tragedy near Dahu College grounds on birthday eve caused a crowd to gather as a pretend victim lay on the track. Motorman and conductor stopped the transit car after fetching a manager, then revealed the dummy was stuffed by college boys. Police and college officials investigated. four youths were found and deterred from future pranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahu College
Baturdey
Tie College
Wuddomly
Brooke
Maomy
Hallontyna
Jack Ecrewn
Dominoes Match Disrupted by Missing Pieces in Kae Munha
Ten Chinamen were arrested Saturday night in Kae Munha as a paroling case collapsed then. They appeared earlier with Attorney for the defendant. money was on the table but no informers present. Two men were nolle prosequied and released. the others faced trial, but the game stalled due to missing plays and incomplete dominore ting. The court adjourned with no further action beyond dismissing the remaining cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kae Munha
Carewa
Attori
TheeRson
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BOND
Hackfelds
Iood
Molthiy
Gerrit B Wilder Esq
Islands
Havait
Maui
Gardenter Ramat
Roanoke
Judge Humphreys
Paia
Moanta
Hwa Plantation Co
Bulletin
Alameda
Ringe Cupid
Prince Cupid
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Ter
Mullotto
Union Expres Co
King
Iher
Republican
Gill
Buckland
New Man
Bis Commission
Dahu College Boys
Dominoes
M.P.D
Heroic
United Hues
Europe
Bethel Ut
Weiler
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