Honolulu Attorneys to Be Retained for Land Jeopardy Meeting
Wailuku residents held a meeting at the skating rink last Monday night to elect financial committees and raise funds to protect taro land interests. L. Kookoo chaired. J. K. Karhooker served as secretary. NOW Atul named treasurer. The dispute centers on water rights from the Wallukai plantation and irrigation for 2 acres of residence land and taro lands, with tensions between native taro planters and Chinese laborers over the stream. The Supreme Court decision assigns daytime water for irrigation and night use to taro planters, prompting fears of reduced water supply and ongoing conflict as the Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. threatened to withhold 25 percent of the stream water to Pumene, risking 160 acres of taro land in Wailuku
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Wailika
Ewnere
Wailuka
L. Kookoo
J. K. Karhooker
Atul
Wallulat
Taro Janda
Hawaiian Commercial Sugar Co. Gowan
J. 7
Tiree
Wathena H
W. Radford
T. McCante Stewart
Supreme Court
Walluiy
Tontream
Wailuku
Waikapa
Wath
Alete
Chishose
Kalua
Giin
Onda
Alt Ile
Ariler
Pumene
Wailuy Kn
Chinese clerks to China return after successful mission
Word arrives that C Ding Bling Chinese consume clerk who followed Consul Yang Wei to China on Chinese fire claims business will return in March. He went to secure the ciiline assigned by the retired Consul for retirement convenience. Poon Kwat Leung, the other consular clerk, rests after hard clerical work and will return to Honolulu to meet C Ding Bing on arrival. All certificates of awards to Chinese claimants are with W. Austin Whiting, attorney, under a collection contract.
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C. Ding Bling
Yang Wei
China
Poon Kwat Leung
Hilo
Honolulu
C. Ding Bing
Tattara
Chi
W. Austin Whiting
Iow
At Vou
Joog
Umer
Republicans in Hawaii Legislature Face Attendance Gaps
A fragmenting scene describes remaining absent Republican lawmakers including Senator Jol D. Parle of Hawaii and others from Maui Molokai and Maul. City attendees list figures Adil Cecil Brown Crabbe Dickey Esenberg McCandlens Wilcox and more. Steamer W G Hall from Kauai brought 4000 bags of Lihue sugar for the Arbor while Mikahala at Wheele die faces weather delays. W B Flint sailed with 20000 bags of sugar from Makawell and Makawell vessel Makawell arrives to discharge cargo.
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Kcene
Jol D. Parle
Hawaii
HP. Caldwin
Maui
Fit, Greenwell
Joel Nakaleka
Molokai
Philip Pall
Maul
Ax Fol Fators
Adil
Cecil Brown
Crabbe
Dickey
Esenberg
McCandlens
Wilcox
Andrade
Aylett
Chillingworth
Gandalf
Hala
Harris
Jaeger
Kumalac
Kellinol
Kay Jamia
Knudson
Kaul
Lewis
Long 4
Wright
W. G. Hall
Kaual Porte
Frei
Hanalei
Kilanes
W. B. Flint
Makawell
Ileela
Better Fire Protection for the Growing City
Andrew Brown, Superintendent of the Water Works Department, urges increased facilities for water supply. He outlines pumping and gravity systems, reservoirs, mains, and hydrants, totaling about 800000 and annual revenue around 100000 with expenses near 15000. He proposes 50000 to build the Kalihi reservoir and more appropriations to bolster public water service.
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Andrew Brown
Water Works Department
Cooper
Brown
Owo Lisineh Artesian
Wea
Ieane
Ught
Cam
Lumkaha
1Sdach
Sinch
Waser
Bureau
Camp McKinley
Waikiki
Quartermpater
Old Barracks
Punchbowl
Wilet Wad Kalihi
Makiki
Brows
Kalthi
Alapal Street
Court of Appeals Decides In Favor Of Income Tax
The Court of Appeals today sustains territorial contentions in the Mawali Income Tax case. Judge Eatee’s ruling on the points raised on appeal is upheld.
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Court of Appeals
Associated Press
San Francisco
Feb
Cai
Eatee
Steamer Enterprise Strikes Schooner Woods in Harbor
In San Francisco on February 9 the steamer Enterprise struck the schooner Fred Woods causing significant damage to the vessel and delaying its sailing while repairs are completed.
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San Francisco
Cal
Enterprise
Fred. Woods
Woods
Frisco Board of Health declares no plague in city
The San Francisco Board of Health issued a statement declaring there has been no plague in the city for sixty days.
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Associated Brees
San Francisco
San Francisco Board of Health
British Venezuelan protocol approved by Bowen in Washington
In Washington, Federal Minister Bowen approves the British protocol for settling the Venezuelan affair. The German proposal is deemed unsatisfactory and referred back to Berlin. Notable gaps remain between the British and German drafts.
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Washington, D. C
Fed
Bowen
Berlin
Senator Carmack Questions Army Over Philippines Atrocity Handling
Senator Carmack of Tennessee harshly criticized the Army in the Philippines during a Senate address on the Rawlins resolution seeking details of Father Anguatin's death. He said crimes have gone unpunished and issues raised to the Secretary of War were ignored.
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Associated Print Sportal Cable
Washington, D. C
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Senate Today
Rawlins
Father Anguatin
Philippines
Young Convicted of Murder
The jury found William Hooper Young guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of Mrs Anna Pulitzer. He was sentenced to five imprisonment. The case is noted as one of the city’s most sensational trials, with his Mormon father funding the defense.
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New York
N. Y
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Young
Fife
Branson Editor Branson to Launch Bonanza Record
Branson, formerly editor in Honolulu, Grass Valley, and Dawson, Yukon Territory, will edit The Bonanza Record a mining focused weekly debuting next Saturday at Grand Forks. He previously served as city editor for the Honolulu Republican and held roles at the Sun and other papers.
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L. ©. Branson
Honolulu
Republican
Honansa
Yukon Territory
Branson
Bonanza Record
Yukon Sun
Dawson
Grand Forks
Ver ‘Branson
Mont Wocensis
Ety
Aw i
Ae & “Dewk
Elty
Honolulu Republican
The
Grass Valley
Cal) Usion
Sun
Beattie Poet Intelligencer
Hal
Sanfragelace Call
Beattie Times
Btar
Mr. Branson
Pow Nessing
None Far News Re
Didn't Want Heaven and a Hospital Visit Tale
An amusing incident from Queen's Hospital recalls a discharged patient sharing a minister's visit. The Irishman refused heaven, preferring to stay and pay three dollars a day, quipping the country was good enough for him for now. Also notes local visits by Kanakanul and Kalva party and a Chinese wagon driver injured and taken to hospital.
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Queen's Hospital
Iriahman
Nounou Street
Will of Mrs B Garter Involves Juvenile Horse Thieves Case
Grand jury reports the will of late Mrs B Garter and indicts a gang of juvenile horse thieves at Walalua. Trial details include assault cases, liquor sale plea changes, and a broad list of alleged thefts involving horses mules and a graphophone. Senator Crabbe ill at home. probate petition for Margaret Carte’s will filed.
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B Garter
A. Bales
H. P. Cartroy
TW Ton
Juxtien Frear
Masumoto
Masry B. Chilton
Margaret Lonive
Muwna
Kawatui
Ignacio Frago
Hart Kawasuhan
Astose Fernandes
Valeria Larceny
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Heaven
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Uiem
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New Honolulu District Court
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