Republicans Unite New Rules For Party Unity
The Territorial Central Committee of the Republican party votes to pass amended rules restricting delegates who oppose nominated candidates. The plan creates separate ballot boxes for Territorial and County District delegates, with county and district sub committees guiding party work and nominations for Senate House and county officers. Most amended rules already passed. remaining items to be approved tomorrow as a whole.
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Territorial Central Committee
Republican Party
Fort Street
Oatu
Senate
House of Representatives
Dulega| Hone
Boomerang From Mrs Nakuina Truant Case Draws Attention
In a puzzling hearing Mrs H M Nakuina contests being in any beef trust and seeks damages for delays. She states she has no stock in Metropolitan Meat Co Ltd and knows only G J Waller, selling her care for payment. She defends health impacts of Honolulu postponements and seeks $300 compensation and $5000 penalties for appeal delays while Molokai residence is noted.
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HM. Nakuina
United States
Nakiting
Metropolitan Meat Co. Ltd
G. J. Waller
Nakitin
Abe
Tieen
Honolulu
Siwinka
Fram
Cin Gay
Aubrey Robinson
J. R. Gay H. Robinson
Alice Robinson
Beef Trust
Pineapples to Coast in next Traple consignm ent
The Traple Fruit Co. announces a next consignment of selected pineapples will be forwarded to the Coast on February 6. Leave orders at the Wells Fargo office on King Street.
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Traple Fruit Co
Alameda
Welle Fargo
King
Anin Under Arrest In Custody For Contempt
Deputy Attorney General Milverton secured from Judge Lindsey a mittimus placing Anin in custody to serve ten days imprisonment for contempt. The mittimus was given to Deputy High Sheriff George Bass for service. Anin was found without dimenity and arrested. Judge Humphrey prepared a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to be presented to Chief Justice Frear, likely after funeral services for Col. W. F. Allen.
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Milverton
Lindesy
Antu
Lim
Sherif George Baa
Anin
Humphreye
Frear
Gol. W. F. Allen
Mae Returnahie
Kowa Holds Machinery for Damaged Onomea Plantations
Immediate arrangements follow a fire at the Onomea plantation boiling house. Kona plantation offers one of eight centrifugals no longer needed for perhaps a year, with acceptance probable to mitigate crop damage.
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Onomea Plantation
Hawaii
Kona
Hawaiian Band Postpones Public Concert Tonight
In memory of the late Col. W. F. Allen the Hawaiian band will not perform at Thompson Square this evening. The deceased’s residence lies near the square, so the concert is moved to the Hawaiian hall for the tribute.
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W. F. Allen
Thoms Square
Business houses close for funeral of Col. W. F. Allen
Banks and most principal business houses in the city close early this afternoon in honor of the late Col. W. F. Allen whose funeral is set for eight o'clock.
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W. F. ‘Alen
Campbell to leave Washington for Hawaii on way home
A private cablegram reports Treasurer Campbell will depart Washington today en route to Hawaii and is expected to arrive in China on February 1. Hackdriver Gougela and Clerk Woolward testified, detailing the night of February 17, 1904, and a plan involving a Water Works transaction on the same date.
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Campbell
Washington
Hawaii
China
Gougela
Wool- Ward
Richardson Cane
O' Henem
Woodward
Nate
You Save You Save What Counts Not What You Earn
A terse financial notice urges saving money and not letting funds idle in wallets. It promotes bringing money to a service to invest, promising dividends that can themselves be reinvested, presenting wealth and contentment as the true path.
Habeas Corpus Writ Gain Anin's Liberty
The Supreme Court debated habeas corpus and contempt standards as Justice Humphreys outlined civil versus criminal contempt. It considered whether section 207% permits direct contempt remedies and whether exceptions or writs of error lie in such cases. The decision, stressing limits on direct contempt remedies, awaited continuation on page four.
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Lindsay
Supreme Court
Auin
Circuit Court
Humphreys
Didge
Matthew
Kona
Cate
Huaiphreye
Arcu
Ute
Bse
Om Hi
Frenr
Frome
Hartwell
Hepburn Responds All Well
Mr and Mrs Roy Chamberlain received a cablegram this morning stating Representative Hepburn was seriously ill. The reply indicates the press misinterpreted the message, easing concerns for Hepburn’s health and confirming there is no illness in the family.
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Hepburns
Roy Chamberlain
Associated Proms
Hepburn
Detalin
The
Press Association
Chamberlain
No Trouble Abroad and Governor Carter Update
The text notes an insurance policy reserve at every hundred dollars and cites Mr Doremus about German government relations. It also reports Governor Carter’s condition improving with normal temperature and gentle progress, plus B S Kingsbury opening law offices in the Bouton building with room numbers and contact.
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Doremus
New York Evening Telegram
Den
Carter
Han Bye
B. Kingsbury
Bouton Building
Dredger Sued For $30,000 By Pacific Mail Steamship Co
The Pacific Mail Steamship Co sues a dredger for $30,000 alleging negligence after a wire cable and anchor chain fouled the Siberia’s propeller off Yokohama causing seven hours’ delay. The suit claims the dredger left the channel, docked the vessel, and caused substantial expense and loss. Court action seeks attachment of the dredger and the stated damages.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Pacific
Siberia
Honolus
Yokohama
Riberia
San Francisco
Irs
Thaevensel
Drodeer Pacific
Ubelee
Fortification funds debated by Hawaii public works bill
In Washington on February 6, Delegate Kalanianaole's proposal to create a Hawaii public works fund is under House Territories committee review. The measure follows the President's 75 percent revenue allocation plan for Hawaii for fortifications. The session includes a $1,087,000 fortifications appropriation spanning insular possessions with $600,000 for near coast batteries, plus $300,000 for site purchases in Hawaii.
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Washington, D. G
Kalanianaole
Hawaii
House Committee On Territories
Monster Of Waialua To Trial In March
Frank Johnson known as the Walelun xmur Jwrer pleaded not guilty to murder in the first degree. He is set for trial in late March after Judge Lindsay ordered a day certain within ten days after March 6. Attorney General Peters and defense lawyer Kingsbury agreed to the March date amid discussions on trial length and continuations if needed.
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Frank Johnson
Walelun
Johnson
Lindaay
Lindsay
Kingsbury
Ion
Polore
Jury Selected for Rich Ardan Embezlement Case
The following jury was chosen to try the embezzlement case of Vivian Rich ardaon, with members Lensor J, Lyman J C, Abreu W C, Gilman W R, Walters BO, White J, Ordenstein Jas Haughton J, Alberts 4, A Dunn A F Simpson J F Roper. The court and jury then went to Andrew Brown's residence to hear testimony, as travel prevented his appearance in court.
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Vivian
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Mrs. Nakuina
Green
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Chicago Daily News
Txtrement Dresser
Conserva
Alfred Benjamin & Co
New York
the Kash Company Ltd
KOWA
Onohea
Dredger
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axmingters
Brussels
Bulletin
Hanry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
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Cable
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Formosa
Mobile Bay
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Railway and Navigation Line
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