Explosion at Waimea Reported as Japanese Suspect
A Kauai report claims a giant powder blast under a Waimea Japanese dwelling aimed to murder occupants. Police trail suspects, with Waimea police units racing to locate those responsible. Details limited, but activity centers on Waimea and Koloa with no injuries reported.
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Koloa
Honolulu
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Waimea Sugar Mill elects officers at annual meeting
Waimea Waimea’s annual meeting of the Waimea Sugar Mill Company was held in the assembly hall above Castle and Cooke this morning at 10 o'clock. Elected officers include W. E. Rowell president J. A. Gilman vice president EB D. Tenney secretary W. A. Bowen treasurer E. P. Chay
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Waimea Sugar Mill Company
Ensembly
Castle & Cooke
W. E. Rowell
J. A. Gilman
Eb, D. Tenney
W.A. Bowen
E. P. Chay
One Year Imprisonment for Jane Tore and Anointha Sanchi
Jane Tore and Anointha Sanchi received one year in prison by Judge Lindsay this morning after admitting burglary. Defendants were arrested by Detective McDuffe for breaking into Gov. Smithies premises and stealing a gold watch valued at 75 dollars, a purse, and two razors. They also burglarized a Hawaiian house at Kaknako and a Japanese house at Palama stealing a silver watch with chain. The steamer Walaleale arrived from Keaual por at 10 o'clock.
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Anointha Sanchi
Lindsay
McDuffe
Gov. . Smithies
Kaknako
Ib Palama
Twelve men summoned for Finn murder trial before Judge Robinson
A jury panel of twelve men was secured to try Joseph Finn on a murder charge in the Rooney shooting case. Voters and hackmen crowded the Union Street stand as witnesses testified Finn had threatened Rooney, with shots fired between 9:30 and 10 p.m. near the back stand.
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Mu Rooney
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Rooney
Elven
Ella
Finn
Union
Theotlok
Hegan
Tampa
D. G. Rooney
Wet Weather Brings Ants and Cockroaches Into Homes
Local readers report an uptick in ants and cockroaches in every house in town as wet weather drives pests indoors. Homeowners notice ground moisture and clutter inviting insects, with families seeking remedies amid widespread nuisance.
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Matti
Black Maria Ant Poison Exterminates Ants Quickly
An advertisement boasts Black Maria ant poison as the strongest and quickest solution for eradicating ants and bugs. It claims customers in San Francisco send for the product, premium compared to city offerings, priced at 2 cents per bottle.
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San Francisco
SHAWNCH BL FATE AND BARON KANEKO IN CABLEGRAM
Honolulu sees a cablegram noting Baron K. Kayeko and K. Tokahanhi, vice president of the Bank, amid discussions on a dinner bill related to Treasury matters. Attorney General signals no decision yet as motions proceed in Supreme Court this week. Witnesses recount a shooting and a hospital visit with Finn as a key figure in the day’s events.
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K. Kayeko
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Siberia
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Public Instruction Chief and Governor discuss Hawaii exhibit for St Louis
Superintendent Atkinson met with the Governor to decide sending Hawaii school exhibit to St Louis and other department matters. Testimony described hack stand activities and payments by drivers, with Rooney, Lillia, Finn, and others named. Mary Ann Andrews was reported ill and unavailable for court testimony.
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St Louis
Norrying
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Rooney
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Legendary Mikahula Captain Recalls Dreadful Squall
Captain Gregory of the steamer Mikahula recounts a ferocious squall near Kleele and Elooly. He describes wind veering from southwest to northwest and burrien speeds that he has never seen inland. To ride it out the crew dropped anchors and hauled bows, while Henry Villard’s captain cut 140 fathoms of chain. The storm passed quickly, leaving the crew to sleep after a tense ordeal.
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Mikahula
Elooly
Greggory
Kleele
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Henry Villard
June
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Admiral Togo's Fleet Moves East Across the Gulf
Reports from Wei Hai Wei indicate Admiral Togo's force is shifting eastward away from Port Arthur. The movement may signal retirement from the Port Arthur attack, or a redeployment to Chemulpo, with four battleships among the moving squadron. Additional dispatches note Korean independence treaty talks, Siberian Railway martial law, and continued Port Arthur shelling.
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BeLierix
Wei Hai Wei
China
Togo
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Port Arthur
Tax assessor candidates eyed by Territorial Republican committee
The Territorial Central Committee executive plans action next week on tax assessor posts. Candidates A V Goar George Bmitshea Jan Holt and C S Desky seek endorsements from primary districts. Desky may file before Tuesday’s committee meeting. Governor Carter to be briefed by commerce and merchant groups on government warrants disposition.
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Haydean
A.V. Goar
George Bmitshea
Holt
Tele
Desky
Thev
Chamber of Commerce and
The
Merchante Association
Carter
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