Weathered Channel Delays Island Steamers and Tug Fearless
Stormy seas and heavy breakers block Island harbor entries slowing the steamers. Four Indian friends seek passage on the tug Fearless as vessels Kaala and others attempt to enter in worsening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel
Fearless
Inter-Island
Cevanle
Nea
Railrond
California
Navy
Hawaii
Walmatiie
Avatealla
Alameda
Kaala
Haglund
Koko
Cabett
Kalilank
Assault Cases Rising Across Town Report
The article notes a surge in assault and battery cases with ten incidents reported today, after a week of rising episodes. It mentions a nearby store display and a scene with men aboard a boat and others reacting to a prank gone wrong.
Inspectors Busy As They Certify Masters Mates and Engineers
Inspectory Lehners and Whitney spent the morning processing applications for masters mates and engineers. They issued certificates entitling holders to work on vessels across the Pacific waters. the certs are not Hawaiin labor papers. Secretary Clagett praised the crews and noted upcoming inspections and classifications of Inland steamer fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehners and Whitney
John 8. Purdy
W. H. Barker
Paciffe
Clagett
Hectors
Ben
Citizenship on Papers Sparks Chinese Registration Debate
The article reports on attorney general Geigge's opinion and acting collector Haxson endorsing notes on registration forms to certify birth or Hawaiian status for Chinese residents Their classification labels laborers merchants and students trigger friction while clerks face pressure from a laborer view The police court cases include a milk adulteration fine and several minor charges with no major business noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geigge
Haxson
Themmelvin
Aye
Walt
Hawaiian Electric Company Meeting Report Highlights Motives for New Motors
The Hawaiian Electric Company held its annual meeting. Officers elected were J W McCarten president J A McCanileas vice president Gov R Carter treasurer W de Honper secretary and H A Ixenborg auditor. Manager Gartley reported recent eastern engine supplies and recommended installing additional motors and machinery at a cost of $90 000. Output should ease congestion as new dynamos and equipment arrive. Previous appropriations of $19 000 left $17 000 for further improvements. Power capacity and demand expectations for the next four years were noted along with a 4 percent increase in the special tax for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Médcartdhe
J. A. McCanileas
Gov. R. Cirter
W. de Honper
Ha, Ixenborg
Venputral
Judge Wilcox Whivs Boy Involves Ale Gun Attack
Judge Wilcox warded off an armed boy who shot at him while traveling on a city street. The assailant was restrained, and the judge sent the boy away with a warning rather than seeking arrest. The boy’s mother defended the action as justified by the judge’s response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divine Wilcos
Alter Tay
Rascal
Avening
Kanal witnesses and awaiting arrest in Territory of Hawaii case
Subparnan Moraes and Kanalian suspects Hinckstud and Godknens are sought for witness testimony in a Territory of Hawaii case. Chan and Hiffernan face trial in the current session of the Chreule Court on a felony charge. Dowty Sheriff Chillingworth will oversee procedures as the arrest of Maffernan is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanal
Godknens
Wailnter
wituwKies
Hawaii
Chan
Hiffernan
Tha Chreule
Maffernan
Sheri Chillingworth
Branch of Eagles Coming to Honolulu
The Frawranl Order of Biggles shows notable growth with a Seattle-founded group expanding to Honolulu. The order reports a large, welcoming membership and a strong emphasis on uplifting mankind under its motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Honolulu
Frawranl Order of Biggles
Seattle
Mardi Gras Fraternal Club Membership Calls
An old fraternal group offers weekly sick benefits and funeral expenses for members. Applicants must be men over 21. A street interview quotes a young man planning a Mardi Gras attire and disguising as a Kentinman to surprise friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pick
Peor Syle
Republicans Caucus Yields No Clear Action At Meeting
Republican members elect of the Legislature and prominent GOP figures met at the Republican headquarters. The chair, Cerell Brown, and ALG. M. Robertson were present with He. Baldwin and others. No business or policy line was adopted though some remarks were disclosed. attendees declined to indicate any chosen course for the upcoming session. George S Carter, observed by a Bulletin reporter, said little about possible legislative moves, citing recent events and asserting no decisions were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legivntaire
Reyrtiican
Cerell Brown
Alg. M. Robertson
He. Baldwin
Willan Hogs
George RL Carter
T Mel Blewart Fry
George S Carter
Bulletin
Wad
Palley
Memorial Service Plans For Kawalthao Whareh
Memorial service programs outline Friday afternoon rites with hymns Nearer My God to Thee and Now the labour er. Reverend Parker to give the benediction. Hawaiian hymn Jesus Aloha and Resurrection Morning appear in the service lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawalthao Whareh
Parker
Cohen
Benedic M
Kineptt
Taak
Brewer Co. Ltd Holds Annual Meeting And Tea Import Debate
The regular meeting of Brewer & Co. Ltd was held this morning at their office. The manager’s annual report was read and approved. A controversy over tea import inspection revealed the lack of authority to appoint an inspector, delaying imports. Frank W. Smith, newly arrived from the mainland, is to assume the role of cashier at the Hawaiian House, while Dr. Fawcner, a Buffalo physician, will stay to pursue local practice. A hurricane wind caused extensive damage, with several thousand trees uprooted and repairs planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO. Brewer & Co. Ltd
Frank W. Smith
Coant
Sierra
Huty
Ohied Stork
Sailth
California
San Francisco
First Divorce of the Term to Day
The report notes the first divorce of the term to day and mentions a long jury docket as part of a busy court schedule. The item underscores ongoing legal proceedings and a lengthy grand jury session.
Trials Set Tomorrow In Various Criminal Cases
The Territory of Maui v J C Cohen withdraws from the Supreme Court while other cases move toward trial. Andrew Mantler, Magoon, Thompson and Meters represent the plant in ejectment and other suits. Grand Jury work continues as judges push for hearings and indictments in pending criminal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohen
Supreme Court
Fia
Andrew Manlater
Thompson & Meters
George 1
Kapule
Mawallan Gazette Co. Ltd
UK Archer
Kealahookalant
Mawally
Frederik W. Hankey
Mahoahoa
Hie
Correa
Tal Tin
Futur Humphreys
J. Newa Kazuul
Lack K. Katianlu
Tair
Anssimpatt
Vuscunvelion
Reborea A
Emma Makina
Manny Strauch
Qowerer
Parker
Pater
Hell
Wulaty Hingey
Palla
Wittvensen
Grand Jury
Humphreys Pee
Humane Educator Suspends Understrained Publication
The Humane Educator suspends publication due to the absence of its editor’s wife and limited time. The paper, started by Mrs Craft of Clayton New Mexico, details humane work, animal cruelty cases, and support from Sheriff Brown and local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Craft
New Mexico
The
Humane Society
Hawaii
Wil Ayywur
Maro
Thas Urbeht
de Craft
Craft
Clayton
Eller
Sherif Brown
Hornen
Harper
Walmaly
Rome
Craft Auld’s plan for wife’s return and future work
A fragment notes Craft Auld stating his wife would return in the morning and that until then he would not know how the future humane work would be conducted. The snippet hints at uncertainty about forthcoming arrangements and duties.
Rye and Ear Infirmary Adds Members to Board
At a triunatee meeting in Rye the Ear Infirmary board gained new trustees. Fritz Kiamp Cart and Hubert Lewers joined alongside existing members J Racket and DNMebeM. The session occurred in the office of Robert Lewers with the president presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rye and Ear Infirmary
Robert Lewers
Patan
Muantare
Tiger
Hubert Lewers
Japanese Petition Looms After Plague Meeting
A damaged report describes a largely attended meeting where Japanese leaders discussed drafting a petition to the Wing Lewin future meeting. Goals include forming a committee of thirty to address Chinese and Japanese concerns, with speakers including Dr Kate and Kawahara. The piece notes tension between Japanese and Chinese groups amid plague recovery and neighborhood politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebatrae
Atv
G. Genji
Buge
Thees Jresine
Lewin
Wonnwerton
Wlemng
Kate
Tointeo Rater
Kawahara
Sumwareo
Bhimanote
Mawar Fian
Wereh
Elaime
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Messrs Lenners and Whitney
John Purdy
Doak
A. B. Doak
Star Dairy
Lone Kayn
Mary Smith
Witcox
Fereraon
Manuel Nile
Antone Carrul
Colin
Hawaiian Electric Company
Judge Wilcox Whivs Boy
Diagulee
Rodin
Republicans
T. ‘Thorn
Bau
Hawe
Buffalo
Fawcyner
N.V
Hick Wit
Bowoma
Howton Block
Eve and Ear Infirmary
Waterman
Warner
Macomngd
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