Zealandia Arrives with Immigrants After Rough Voyage
The Zealandia docked in Los Angeles after an eight and a half day voyage from Loaying Port. It carried 768 immigrants many of whom are poorly clothed and hungry, including several young mothers and children. Four passengers died at sea during the voyage and one death occurred after anchoring. Passengers are held at the quarantine wharf awaiting transport to Kinau, Cla Aine, or Kauai as arrangements are made for onward passage.
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Port Los Angeles
Zealandia
Ahelent
Port Here
Zealandiare
Kaual
Paymaster J. B. W. King Heads to Philippines aboard Sheridan
Among the passengers on the transport Sheridan is Major J. B. W. King. He has served in the United States Navy paymaster's office in San Francisco and now heads to the Philippines to report for duty. He also handles Army funds on the Sheridan and is brother of El Wilkin, editor of the Washington Post. This is his second voyage to Manila, having been there last year.
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Sheridan
J. 8. W. King
States Navy
San Francisco
Philippines
Army
Wilking
el Wilkin
Washington Post
Manila
Art League Reception Promotes Newcomb Architectural Works
AU hosts an 8 o clock reception tonight where the Kilo Hana Art League presents architect A P Newcomb and showcases his splendid architectural work on exhibit.
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Art League
Kilohana
EL A. P
Role of George M. Rolph in Hawaiian sugar supply visit
George M. Rolph, secretary for Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar, arrived from San Francisco to study farm supply systems on the plantations. He left Maui recently and returned to Honolulu after a week, continuing his investigation into the sector's logistics and needs.
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Geo. M. Rolph
George My Rolph
The
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar C
San Francisco
Kinao
Weather Delays Planned Travel and Halt on Tuesday
Poor weather hindered preparations and forced a pause in plans. Mr. Rolph is expected to reach the inland region of Riumal in the W. GO. region by Tuesday afternoon.
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Rolph
Riumal
W. GO
Tuendey
Meeting at Kapolani Maternity Home on Wednesday
An open meeting of the Indien community will be held Wednesday February 27 at 10 am at Kapolani Maternity Home. Indiens are urged to support a new women surgical ward and related facilities. United States Consul General Ovcar F Williams and his family are noted as passengers aboard the Sheridan.
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Honday
Kaplolan
Indien
Kapiolani
Ovcar F. Williams
United States
Singapore
Tie Son
Sheridan
Grand Jury adjourns as Judge rules on secrecy and testimony
In circuit court this morning the Grand Jury was adjourned to tomorrow after the foreman reported the panel, with Judge Humphreys criticizing prosecution tactics. The judge stressed the jury must examine witnesses in cases and that no bill can be found without evidence. Deputy Attorney General Cathcart spoke as the court noted the attorney general should prevent testimony in all cases. The session also covered a demurrer in a case against Edwin Ctl indicted for assault with a weapon and discussions on sheriff duties and grand jury summons under Hawaii law.
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Nominl Heex
Humphs Rose
Grand Jury
Mahatra
Genar
Cathcart
Humphreys
Frederick W Hankey
Lorri Andrews
Andrews
Advance Gale for Sapho Frat Night Opens with Mixed Reviews
Fragmented OCR text notes an event labeled Sapho fraternity night opening with a morning rink. It mentions mocks of water, theater patrons, and a list of unclear names and phrases, including Waterman and Idgal. Unclear details prevent further factual clarification.
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Mippence Roberts
Theater Portien
Wilcox Victory Secures Hawaii Delegate’s Seat
Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii wins a favorable vote from the House Elections Committee on No. 1, confirming his right to a seat and ruling charges against him insufficient for removal. Chairman Taylor set to report in about a week, noting considerations of Hawaii’s insular status and the broad political implications for representation.
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Anhington
Wilcox
Hawaii
Congress
Dale Bale
Chalrgen
Tettera
Taylor
Oahu Railway Stock Doubled
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Oahu Railway Land Co was held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Reports showed the past year’s business to be gratifying. A monthly dividend of 1 percent was declared with surplus 50 percent higher than the previous year. Stockholders voted to increase capital from 2,000,000 to 4,000,000 with new stock issued pro rata. The Kohala Sugar Company meeting was held today at Castle & Cooke.
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Oahu Railway # Land Co
Chamber of Commerce
Kohala Sugar Company
Castle & Cooke
Senate and House Proceedings Delayed by Amendments
The Senate met with debates over committee sizes and duties of the stenographer. A motion to postpone the ruler report failed as factions argued over timing. The House convened at noon with many members absent and postponed reading the governor’s message until copies were printed.
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Senate
Wil
Baldwin Wee Pronent
Baldwin
Kanuha
Xeorestary
Gover
Dell Brown
Mambgra
Alia
Lignora
Xuch
Crown
Kalavokstant
Carrie My
Cecl Brown
Carter
White
Retired Business Man Among Ventura Arrivals at Hawaiian Hotel
A W Wilkon, a former San Francisco businessman, and his wife are lodged at the Hawaiian hotel in Ventura. They accompany Miss Adela Mile, daughter of William H Milix, and plan to travel with the Southern Pay elfle Company. The party intends to remain until early April and visit nearby locales, after a two year European tour. Wilson, a Hornbily Plantation stakeholder, spoke of Havoluhn and the lands being ripe for a rich man.
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Ventura
W. Wilkon
Mia
Wilson
Europe
Hornbily
Havoluhn
Cooper Philosophical Over Ejectment in Lagisnature Tower
Cooper tells Bulletin reporter he will only forward a report of the proceedings to Secretary Hitchcock in Washington regarding his ejectment from the tower. He says there is no personal ill will toward House members, but they oppose his presence. He claims he merely sought a station for his instructions, and notes the Governor chose the seat. Sam is now excluded from the room and must await Washington's view.
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MG. Cooper
Hitchcock
Washington
Pura
Sam
Cotree
Burglary at Residence on Likelike Street
Mr and Mrs Adams at their home on the corner of Motelail Likelike street were robbed while at a church service. Intruders cut a hole in the rear screen door and escaped with 40 in jewelry. Mrs Adams alerted police, and later three men were seen prowling the yard before fleeing.
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Mire
Adame
Motelail
Rivers
Niehe
Sarah
Atlout
Penigel Mision
Linders Reported Among Kei Horses Incoherent Council Row
In Governor's Council a jeer rose from the veterinary expert Wirwennont Kelet saying granters had broken out among horses at that place Secretary Cooper read portions of an appropriation bill in Congress for a Naval Station and defenses at Pont Harbor Superintendent McCandleay raised the Rapid Train Walkie expansion along Queen Street but no action was taken. The request for right of way to a connecting line between Pacific Heights and Menang Street was referred to the Attorney General for opinion. Several applications for wine and beer licenses were discussed.
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Governor’ S Council
Wirwennont Kelet
Cooper Tradt
Congress
Pont Harbor
McCandleay
Dewby
Pacific Heights Wlathun
Menang Street
Hie
Round the World Kidward Kaufmann Sets Sail for Orient
Kidward Kaufmann of ft. Louk.ren leaves for the Maru voyage toward the Orient aboard the Wi J Lemp Brewing Co vessel. The trip aims to advance a ceremonial push and reflect the favorite tremail, with duties involving Honilahn Haruier Gian Wie and other named contacts as he proceeds.
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Kidward Kaufmann
Ft. Louk
Ren
Hato Hole
Hanner
Phil
Alejo
Federal Court Reluctant to Interfere With Local Justice
In a habeas corpus hearing in federal court the petitioner Jinlee Reine faced a reluctant judiciary. The court noted varying territorial norms and declined broad constitutional overrides, emphasizing respect for local administration and the ongoing custody under sheriff.
Liquor Merchant KA Kaufman Hosts Waikiki Center Gathering
WH Kaufman agent for Lemp Brewing Company of St Louis held a large social at Seeley J. Ahaw’s home in Waikiki Center. A sizeable group of friends and foes attended, and the event was enjoyed by all as the city social circle observed the gathering.
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Kaufman
Lemp Brewing Co
Surprise Total Loss on Koloa Reef Kauai
A schooner named Surprise was washed ashore at Katagoiy Friday after earlier peril near Kolow and Welok. The vessel, described as a small aviohmer, was driven onto the reef by a strong southeasterly wind with rough seas threatening further damage. crew members faced a perilous situation as rescue attempted.
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Koloa Reef
Kauai
Katag
Howe
Kolow
Tita
Nysteant
Hawaiian Navigation Company plans schooner charter and repairs
Washinety feb 16 The four President told Sanat ywe that tongrene woul called Heestha seteiot mae as the conntht ur pee were dine over har The Surprise Rad and freight showed croded with those live When she went wahore before Moder loft Kayad parts of the Steph es Kee and ther raider wanhed atbort A meeting of Hawaiian Navigation Company directors decided to charter a cas collue schooner to San Francisco and send it with dispatch to run the Bluvprine safely for four weeks A new pair of schooners will be built larger than Belipse and Burpring to power inland trade A company representative goes to Kauai to inspect the Burpring and decide future actions
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Washinety
Sanat Ywe
Caele
Hawaiian Navigation Company
San Francisco
WOFK
Kaual
Fight for the Gable Beashington Cable Plan Moves Ahead
Senator Pete Kins proposes an amendment to appropriate 6600,000 to lay a cable from California to Hawaii. Senate bill already passes. House action expected. Discussions involve Senator Foraker and Representatives Kahn and Parker on extending the Chinese exclusion act and pushing for a related amendment.
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Lea Kahn
Pacific
Foreign Relations Committee
Parker
Kano
Kahn
Foraker
Mur
Reduction in straw bales featured at Iwakami’s Hotel Street
A fragmentary report notes a second trip by about four dozen workers from a Honolulu plantation concern to inspect a pumping system. RB Muce of San Francisco's Riadon Iron Works arrived in Ventura to personally supervise erection of the mill and pumping plant, expected to operate from 12h to LMG tone at 22 hours daily.
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Honolulu Plantation Co
RB Muce
Riadon Iron Works
San Francisco
Ventura
Sumer
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McClellan, Pond & Co
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Jinlee Reine
Coc
Pia Sud
Eleepe
Erie
Unhiahal
Muakloe
Territorial
J. A. Butterfield
Exteo
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Jor
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Bat
Nbeb
Robert Re Hind Va
Canpueto Moritz A. Row
Haw
Chang Kin
Chang Chow
Hatch & Weaver
ULB
Antone Va
Vinit
Iwakami's
Hotel Street
Queen Elizabeth
Anufactu Maran
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