Japanese Navy Torpedo Attacks Port Arthur Report
Washington reports the second Japanese naval strike on Port Arthur on the 14th. Torpedo destroyers Asakiri and Hayatori engaged enemy warships under heavy fire, scoring a torpedo hit and confirming one ship blown up. Admiral Takahira notes the flotilla returned safely.
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Laneee
Miki Saito
Takania
Ington
Japan-eae
Port Arthur
Honolulu
Yokohama
Asakiri
Slater
Thenemy
Hayatori
Takahira
Yamamoto Pleads Guilty In Prostitution Case
Yamamoto, named on the Japanese Society for the Protection of the Business list, admitted guilt before Judge Dole in federal court. He testified his wife practiced prostitution in Honolulu to support the family and that he registered her name on a club book for ten dollars a month. He was sentenced to four months’ imprisonment and a fine. Court adjourned to February 23 amid weather delays for Able Castle.
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Yamamoto
Japanese Society For the Protection of the “Business
Dole
Ined Piga
Kallhi
Honolulu
Anid Yamamoto
Conte
Enid
Washington
Supply ship remains at port awaiting Governor Sewall
The UBN Supply ship from Gh am arrived Sunday and will stay at port for an undetermined period due to Governor Sewall of Cuase's poor health. He was to be moved to San Francisco for medical care, but his condition now makes the rough voyage unsafe. The ship stays until his condition improves or new Navy orders arrive.
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U. BN
Gham
Sewall
Cuase
San Francisco
Goverenor Sewall
Navy Department
Trial of Joe Finn in hackman murder case opens
Hackmen Roone y and Finn face charges of l as au lt with a firearm in a case that starts with defense claiming possible witness removal. Mary Andrews, injured in a rig accident tied to the event, is hospitalized in critical condition. Judge Dunne represents the defense for the Territory, with Deputy A G Fleming for the state as proceedings delay to next Tuesday.
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Hackman
Judge
Robinaun
Criminal Court
Joe Finn
Hugh Rooney
Deetndant
Rooney
J. Dunne
Fleming
Dunne
Mary Andrews
Finn
Mars Andrews
Hodgins
Indy
Mobron Drug Co. AntIGrippe Tablets Admired in Honolulu
A letter from Indianapolix Indiana dated October 18 1902 praises Mobron Drug Co Ltd AntIGrippe Tablets purchased in Honolulu. The writer extols them as the very best cure for colds and grippe and requests two more bottles with enclosed remittance. The note references a Mrs Wood and a customer who would ship large quantities if available.
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Indianapolix
Ind
Mobron Drug Co.,Ltd
Honolulu
Honolule
Mia
Wood
Importation ban urged after infested cane found
Entomologist Perkins notified the Board of Agriculture that a Chinese merchant imported cane for eating, found infested with dangerous pests. The cane, including leafshopper species, was moved to the Government nursery and sealed. The board urged immediate action to prohibit importation except for seed varieties and planned further coordination with dealers and agencies.
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Perkins
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
China
Italan
Hawaii
Government
Itwell
Capitol
Holloway
W. M. Giffard
J. ¥. Brown
Ferkipa
Jetter
Alien Laborers Seek Citizenship After Job Losses
A group of about two dozen Portuguese workers gathered at the Clerk of the United States District Court seeking immediate citizenship to regain jobs on public works. They claimed they had been discharged for not being citizens, while some wore Sunday clothing and others workwear. The scene drew rumors of war but no clear link existed between their citizenship push and current events. Ah Sing, a celebrated Year by ringing the free valent box bell, was arrested by Officer Parker at Hotel Street.
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United States District Court
Mont Park
Eglin
Withens
Ome
Roa
Rome
Ah Sing
Civnog
Ty Ag
Ab Sing
Oficer Parker
China Sends Powerful Army to Manchuria
Beijing reports the government is dispatching a strong force into Manchuria to safeguard neutral interests amid the fighting in the region. Russian torpedo boats are icebound at Vladivostok while sugar futures in San Francisco rise to 3.36 cents per pound for centrifugals at 96 degree.
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China
Mveciar
Tun Bunerix
Ing, China
Manchuria
Binmia
San Francisco
Cal
Koreans Arrested After Attack on Agent Taylor
Lieutenant Leslie and five officers seized a Korean camp at Ewa after a morning surround. About 160 Koreans were lined up, and Agent Taylor identified ten assailants who were jailed at Ewa. A separate item notes a child, Ramona Morgan, injured at school, with paralysis noted but treatable. other brief items mention a mosquito committee report, a recital cancellation, and a court appearance by Capital Building Co. and Henry Waterhouse & Co.
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Leslie
Mounted Police
Ewa
Agent Taylor
Las Hie
Fe Fanded
Lestle
Fernandex
Mberty
Taylor
Ramona
Daugster
Jas. P. Morgan
Bhi
ALD
Tarnach
Feiedenthal
Honolulu
Capital Huilding Co. Vx
Henry Waterhouse & Co
Tde Gears
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Kerr
Gastle
Baie” Carde
Bulletin Office
Alfredo Nijamin
The
Suash
DS Fay Ta
Albert Friedenthal
Bergstrom Music Co
M. Chong
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Asonic Temple
Girard
Neweaade
South Ben Islands
Petore
Trenaurer Repotkal
Renautration
Supreme Court
Beuern
Besfore
Maitland
Mawall Carter
Kepolkal
Peters
DMC
Waiparl
Waipabu
Hana
Mani
Waipahu
Rice & Perkins
Monarch
Cluett Brands
Associated Press
Constantinople
Turkey
Diakora
Balonica
Shemsi Pasha
Russia
Petersburg
United States
May
Hay
Japan
Korea
Wiju
Washington, D. C
Kores
Wij
Yalu
Kobe
Grand
F. A. Hyde
J. A. Benson
J. H. Schneider
H. P. Dimond
Hanna
Senator Hanna
Senate Chamber
Congress
Anator
Cleveland
Tokio
Vindivostok
Tan Butveres
Stantinople
Balkans
Liberty
Oxford
Manufacturers’ Shoe CO
Fort Street
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