American Citizen Question Stirs Alameda Steamer Case
A Chinese man aboard the Alameda claims U S citizenship born in California and seeks to land in San Francisco. Customs delays and a strict affidavit process spark debate on race based immigration rules and liberty. Captain Merriman and authorities weigh the risk of deportation versus allowing the man to remain while proof is resolved.
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Marry Hong
San Fransiseco
Hong
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Werle
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Peigute
Tim
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Treasury Department
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Land of the Free
Hawaii
Ater
Weather Delays Cavalry Vaspball and Polo Games
A planned Vaspball match between the Police team and the 5th Cavalry champions from the Presidio was canceled due to weather this afternoon. The polo game scheduled for Christmas Day has also been postponed because of the same conditions. The match between the Re
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Robbery at Dr Wood’s Beretania Office
Dr C H Wood reported a night break in at his Beretania street office. A back door was forced, about $20 missing, and three dozen cigars stolen. Police were alerted as the burglar, barefoot, fled, causing local investigation and concern over the loss of cigars and money.
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Wood
Puller
Beretania Street
Highhori Brown
de. Wood
Tuck
Ronber
Dr. Wood
Jury Emaneled After Exhausted Challenges in Court
The jury was empaneled after all challenges were exhausted. Several potential jurors were excused for cause, including TL Avery and G. W. Paget. The panel listed 16 jurors awaiting further selection, with the court adjourning to Thursday at 10 o clock.
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Murray
J. H. Love
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Otto Blerbach
W. J. Hickey
V. Sturdevant
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F. Preacott
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Tripp
J. J. Locker
Marshal Hendry
Cuba Election Delay Demanded by Coalition Leader
Fidel Pizterra, Cuban coalition commissioner, urged delaying the general election to January 31, 190%, during an interview with the Secretary of War. He claimed election-law changes by the board favor candidates, denying General Savo fair rights, and pressed for remedy of legalities. The exchange included a quip about circulation from the editor.
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Fidel G. Piz Terra
Cuba
Bartolome Miso
Mirrera
Bueres
Wood
Eusebio Hernandes
United Democratic Party
Mang
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National
The
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Republican
United Demoratic Partion
Pirerra
Senor Palman
Pizerra Futher
Savo
Christmas in Honolulu Brightens With Gifts and Services
Honolulu observes Christmas with church services across denominations including St. Andrew’s Cathedral and the Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart, plus community events in Thomas Square. Children receive gifts from a Christmas tree festival, and municipal charities organize dinners and food drives for the needy as ships depart for holiday routes.
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Con
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Ue Catholic Cathedral
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Central Union Church
Pearl City
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Inter-Island
New Honolulu Map With Soundings and City Details
A reprinted hawaiian map highlights soundings arranged in order and marks large buildings cemeteries and harbor features. The new plate, labeled as the map of Honolulu, shows the east to Kahaullt western harbor area with extensive street grids and a directory style layout. It notes the map’s completeness for business needs of the Hawaiian Islands including Pearl Harbor and nearby harbors.
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Tarums Annual The Hawaiian Annual Review 03
The Hawaiian Annual issued by Thog G Thru outlines year 03 content amid garbled text. It references an editorial focus on imperial governance and territorial farming, with scattered mentions of Harhield Cy and HMlvetratione, plus incomplete names and dates.
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Hawaiian Legends And Club Notes In Territorial Review
A period piece summary notes Hawaiian legends including Alune of the Lele and Kula, club life in Honoliul, plans of the Pater Agricultural Station, and W R Farrington on Wireless Telegraphy. It also mentions new building ideas, Hawaiian pamphlets, laws from the First Legislature, and forthcoming events with Prince David Kawahupakon’s party attendance and the Quintet Club.
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Weiter
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Kula
BN. Emerson
Cleghorn
Honoliul
TF Bodewick
Jared Smith
W. R. Farrington
Hanefale
W. K. Pinkhant
Hilo Ratirand
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Deputy Chillingworth Hunts Down Notorious Absconder
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth pursues a man alleged to mimic a famed LA bank note thief. The chase ends with the suspect captured after a misidentification at a hotel, where the man and his wife were found regally lodged. The scene, described with exaggerated bravura, notes the absence of matching identification to the LA burglar.
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Winghee
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Wren
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Tory
Shortt Chillingworth
Los Angels
Los Angeles
Bank
Floistimann
Seatehenan
Waiikiake Road Privilege For Rapid Transit Line
Government council discusses a request from the Honolulu Transit & Land Company to rent sections of Wahiki Road for a rapid transit line. Treasurer Wright’s absence delays action while officials consider rights, funding, and property implications for the project.
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Iran
Honolulu
Wright
Translt & Land Company
John Ena
Council Boar
Catton Brotters Company
Korwato
Yung Lu Honored for Foreign Protection and Peace Role
A late August Shanghai report credits General Yung Lu with major influence in anti foreign actions and peace negotiations. The Manchu general rose from minor commands to top military power, once saving the emperor during the Empress Dowager’s coup and later serving as Peace Commissioner in 1900.
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Wan
Yung Lu Wan
Peking
Tien Tain
Yung Lu
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Chichone
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