Will Open Carnival Bring Taft's Honolulu Telegraph Event
Honolulu readers will watch President Taft press a desk button at about 1 am Washington time on February 21 to trigger a five minute telegraph delay to Honolulu. The event, organized by Honolulu Lodge No. 616, BPOE, will halt Pacific Cable Company lines, drawing global attention and highlighting Honolulu’s prominence. The plan, supported by Honolulu’s Best People On Earth, aims to showcase the cable’s reach and Taft’s role in a historic communication milestone.
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Washington
Honolulu
Taft
Pacific Cable Company
United States
Hawaii
Shriners Aboard Wilhelmina Send Aloha Messages
On the SS Wilhelmina February 17 a group of Shriner honorees and guests sent wireless aloha messages from the ship. The roster lists Fred A. Hines and wife plus numerous relatives and friends, with several names added to the original group as they stop at hotels in Honolulu. The note closes with Greetings of Aloha and best wishes for complete success.
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McCwndress
Ilustrious
Honhrty
Atte
Shner
Fred A. Hiney
Young
Athens Arry
Sequide
Royal Hawaiian
Sierra
S. S. Wilhelmina
Hines
Winsor
Mia
Parkhurst
Jean Brown Smith
Boyle
Green
Blay
Jock
Wankowski
Flint
Reniff
Brede
Fletcher
Gilliland
Wie
Kurte
McCarty
Bilger
Foster
Gordon
Segggal
Bronson
Eloter
Wellh
Johnson and Thornton
S. 5
Wilhelmina
Alison
Eggers
McKeen
Burtchall
van Liew
Misses Day
Carrie
Fern Crocker
Johnson
Frances
Dorothy
Hansen
Kennedy
Brown
Clay Lewellyn
E. B. Smith
Pacific
Harpy
Aloha
Hold Up Court At Elk's Carnival Feels Limited Justice
In this issue editors deny libels and complaints while inviting grievances to the Hold Up Court at the Elk's Carnival. The court sessions run February 12 to 22 at Alakea Wharf, offering a venue where no one has recovered anything to date.
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Alakea Wharf
Where Will Solons Get Pay In Absence Of Disbursing Agent
In the territorial session, solons and officials face delays as no disbursing agent is present to pay mileage and salaries. Congress approved a $30,000 appropriation for internal expenses, but funds distribution hinges on arrival of the regulatory money and the acting agent.
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Rotary Mont-Smith
Senate
House
Congress
Clement
Uthie Soeston
Unconscious 48 Hours Ends in Death After Assault
A Hawaiian man named Upjohn died in hospital from injuries after a brutal assault near a Hawaii Explorer ship. Keola and others were involved, with Upjohn sustaining multiple skull fractures and brain hemorrhage. Keoki was arrested. funeral arrangements set for the following evening.
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Uhlolin
Te Avineton
Quen’ Hopital
Sing Explorer
Uo Ailleyway
Hawilion
Gird
Willan
Keola
Wile
Ptrnet
Kirmess Opening Tonight With Charity Carnival
Tonight the Kirmess opens to raise funds for HPah and Miede with a wide program. The event features a Chinese bridal procession, French judicial dance, and an opening performance by the VOL company led by Will Donthitt. Also listed are a concert, dinners, and various acts by city clubs and invited guests.
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Manterbury Pilin
Annan
Trish Mantes
Fragmented Empire Debate Reveals Legislative Strain
A chaotic session unfolds as Campbell demands accountability from the government of Ter Pitorlid, with Speaker Holetoln steering proceedings. The assembly contends over suppression of dissent, procedural moves, and a February 23 vote while committees probe official conduct and fiscal expenditures.
Destroyed Monaghan Safely Launched
Newport News Va February 18 The torpedo boat destroyer Monaghan was successfully launched today.
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Monaghan
Asantecan County
Newport News
Train Holdup and Safe Robbery Near Gainesville
Robbers halted a Southern Railway train at Gainesville on a February day. They blew open the Wells Fargo car safe and escaped with 700 dollars, leaving authorities pursuing the offenders.
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Ereiten
Peerr
Gainsville
Gay
Anny
Southern Railway
Wells-Fargo
Haytien Revolutionists Executed in Port-au-Prince
Reports from Port au Prince state several prominent Haytiens recently jailed for stirring a revolution were executed today. The chaotic dispatch notes unclear dates and fractured lines but confirms executions of the revolutionists amid ongoing unrest.
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Caperciaton
Port-Au-Prince
Haytiens
Bonilla and Others Indicted in U S Revolution Plot
In New Orleans generals Bonilla and Christman, joined by other leaders, are indicted under federal law for involvement in a conspiracy to carry out a revolution. The case centers on plans to seize control and includes the alleged attempt to "remove" the U S gunboat Hornet.
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New Orleans
Bonilla
Christman
Repible
U.S
Hornet
Fedjaral Lawes
Lorimer to Speak on Senate Seat Investigation
William Lorimer announces he will speak on his behalf next Monday amid ongoing probes into his attempt to retain his Senate seat. The public address aims to present his side of the case and contest the charges.
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Washington
William Ho Loriner
Senate
Gil
Laban Councils Offer Sympathy Prowl
In San Francisco readers note councils extend sympathy to Western revelationists amid upheaval. The piece mentions Strong Fortin and a revolution context, with laboring classes discussed as joining in sympathy efforts.
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San Francisco
Lahering Dlasson
Saldo Palaly Hill Quandary Sought by Local Bishop
An apparently official notice lists contact details for Bishop SL and JOSE t DIAS near King St to discuss a legal or real estate matter. The terse item references a proportion or partnership and provides a single phone line 3448 for inquiries.
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Jose T Dias
King St
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