Senator Carter Pushes Washington Fund for Hawaii Work
A plan discussed by Governor Carter proposes a subscription fund to support a Honolulu mission for Hawaii related labor work. The drive seeks about 800 dollars and hopes to secure approval from Interior and Congress to back construction and related duties. The article notes broader Republican Central Committee sentiment and a possible continuation on page 4.
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Carter
Allinsoe
Washington
Hualueas
New York
Whetanen
Republirad
Ae Central Commit
Honotlin
Wanda Ab
Weaver Will Favor Land Law Change
Anite Weaver advocates a land law change in a debate spanning legislative and executive branches. The discussion touches on pardons, remittitur for frontenders, and a governor’s action around Christmas, with references to prison commissioners and formal greetings for certain individuals.
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Weaver
Henry
Prinan
Pukoo Wharf Fence and Disputed Gate Incident
A report details a dispute over a fence on the Pukoo Wharf property. Key figures include Holloway, Cor Hanse, and Hartwell, with references to Geo Callemithh and the Gale Krwich estate. The narrative notes property boundaries, maintenance, and ongoing legal attention over a large estate and goods valued at a substantial sum.
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Naku Ja
Manning
Aloo
Holloway
Geo. Callemithh
Steenaeed
Iluety
Gale Krwich
Bonis
Unclear text on Ranch Sale Case and Hawalt Property
Fragmentary report mentions Colonel Norrie, Kable, and a ranch sale or related dispute. Details are obscured, with several garbled phrases and missing names. Unable to identify clear entities, dates, or outcomes from the readable fragments.
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Norrie
Bn Hawalt
Party Leaders Thank Stewart For Campaign Support
Party leaders send thanks to Stewart for campaign work. President, Speaker Cannon, and others praise his dedication, capacity, and influence. Elmer Dover, secretary of the Republican National Committee, also expresses appreciation and looks forward to continued collaboration.
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Stewart
Blewael
Elmer Dover
Republica National Committee
Campaien
Purge arrest follows assault at Humber yard corner Queen and Punchhow Streets
A man is under arrest for assault and battery after attacking Kale Kathe near the Humber yard of Levern and Cooke at the Queen and Punchhow Streets corner on a Saturday night. Witnesses describe two dogs involved and the assailants attempting to flee toward a nearby station. The incident ended with police data and warrants referenced for morning action.
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Kale Kathe
Humber
Levern & Cooke
Queen
Kathe
Tome le Wan
Delong
Reldine
Fulate
Expect Report Friday by Jury on Indictments
A garbled note suggests the jury, after meeting in the morning, will likely report on Friday with a batch of indictments and a formal finding. Delays due to investigations and time consumed push back the expected filing date.
Water Pipe Breaks Disrupt Neighborhood Water Service
A broken water pipe from a hydrant on Nunatie Avenue near Bohook Street cut water to the vicinity yesterday morning. Two breaks were reported near Afong piney and School Street and were likely caused by sanitary service issues. Local residents described impact on a candy shop line and nearby properties.
Grand jury issue delays in Hilo term debate
District Court debates whether a grand jury for the next term should be seated in Hilo. Questions rise over travel costs, witness attendance, and potential delays if cases for Hawaii island are moved to the home district. The matter prompts concern about penalties, logistics, and extended term duration.
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Juleine
Pheri
Case Jnnet
Beiter
Eich Perwne
Hilo
Felandt
Hawaii
Ahe Shome
Erin
Ile
Wis Laskine
Kewine Siti
Wetton
Rhodes Damages Awarded in Territorial Supreme Court Case
The Territorial Supreme Court halted a jury verdict and awarded Mrs Mary Rhodes $500 in damages after a remittitur reduced the amount to $250 deemed sufficient. The Rapid Transit Company appeal divided the victory, with a remittitur ordered in part. Written by Justice Hateh, the opinion affirms the trial court’s finding of fault by the defendant’s employees in a traffic incident on May 1 at a city avenue intersection involving a husband and wife, and the couple’s subsequent damages.
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Mary A. Rhode
Belie
Territorial Supreme Court de Etxion
Rhodes
Supreme Court
Rapid ‘Pragalt
Phatatift
Jin Tom
Huye
Jaatles
Hateh
Mary Tthedes Jemolily
Evideres
Diet Avenue
Sit Et Mwy
Ailon
Bart Stroet
Wil Avenue
Fle White
Wailuku planning Christmas concert and holiday work details
Community members gather for a Christmas concert at Wailuku while construction on a new school wing proceeds. Court hearings in a separate matter include a defamation case with representation by CW, Ashford, and J. J. Coke against DH and John Richardson. Treasure hunters explore Martinique ruins for gold hidden since Mont Melee eruptions.
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Matt
Wailuku
Fatiuary
Cealmeney
Copeland
Nerymelus
Lodaly
Honig
Martinique
Destroyers in Port Arthur Are the Only Ships Left
Dispatches from Honolulu report Admiral Togo stating that the siege of Port Arthur has sunk most vessels and left Russian destroyers as the last usable ships. Casualties include three Japanese dead and three wounded in night actions against Bevastopol and related targets, with torpedo boat losses and hull damage noted.
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Port Arthur
Honolulu
Togo
Rose
Port Arthuue
Sevastopol
Lewer
Weuter Roadstead
Bevastopel
Otvasky
Port Arthur Fort Captured After Fierce Assault
Fort Arthur defense reports a heavy explosion at 2 15 am and a subsequent assault with grenades as Japanese forces attack the Tunkikwanshan north fort. At 11 50 pm General Samejima leads a final assault and seizes the fort, with five field guns two machine guns and large ammo caches found inside. Forty Russian corpses noted. Japanese losses undetermined but not heavy.
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Honolulu
Port Arthur
Tunkikwanshan
Samejima
Caponiere
Hioki
Lighthouse Tender Planned for Hawaii and Fort Tak en
Secretary Shaw transmits House estimates for 140000 to fund a lighthouse tender to the Weedly Mawali, with reports from Tokyo and Tientsin noting Japanese activity at East Keiwan mountain and torpedo boats sunk near Levantopo. A plague outbreak halts coat deliveries in Siberian factories.
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Prem
Washington, DG
Shaw
Matcali
Associated Real Special
Tientsin
China
Levantopo
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Makers
Alfred Benjamin & Co
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Drese
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Hopp & 60
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Palin
Neal
Liltha
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Petit
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Masonic Temple
Opin New School
Panama
Sio
Levingston
Yin Tay
Ashington
Washington, D. C
Tokio
Japan
Japantae
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Associated Prose
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Russia
Siberian
Otba
Casey
Dec
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New Mexico
ManuFacturers’ Shoe Co
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Fort Street
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