Magoon Investigation Ordered On Motion By Ballou
Court orders investigation following Ballou motion accusing J Alfred Magoon of professional misconduct. Magoon replies the charges are false and claims a disreputable attack for personal gain. He asserts that he advised Hustace to press for full payment to prevent injustice to Kamala Sugar Co. and states his actions were to combat delay and protect creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred
Doo Ve
W. H. Santi
Intely Hoarg
Male Bugar Company Ltd
Futalning
Frank Hustacs
Bia Credit
Orm
Kamala Bugar Co. Ltd
J. Alfred Magoon
Agatey
Hustace
Prominen
Sidney M. Ballou
Magoon
Edstor Evening Bulletin
Dee-Smith
Hi Bean
Kamala Sugar Co
Huntace
Kamala
Hustacn
Excelutor Lodge
Brown Bears Arrive for Kaimuki Zoo Display
Two brown bears arrived on the Nebraskan and were shown at Hackfeld wharf before being consigned to A. V. Goat for introduction to Honolulu’s Kaimuki Zoo. The bears amused crowds with their antics and are noted for a fondness for peanuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskan
Kaimuki Zoo
Brack
Brown
Hackfeld Wharf
A. V. Goatan
Poole
Honolulu
Howe
Aod
Volcano trip ship Kinau sails with Honolulu visitors
The Kinau of the Wilder Steamship Co. will depart for Hawaii tomorrow afternoon carrying visitors to the Volcano. Departure time is not yet fixed. The Seinen will leave Honolulu shortly after noon following expected Orient arrivals. Persons planning to sail may inquire at Richard Tron & Co Fort Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinau
Wilder Steamship Co
Hawaii
Volcano
Orient
Honolulu
Pere Tons
Renee
Eccoramo
Ichard Tron &Co
Fort Street
Reflections Seen From Iwalani Near Ka Wai Canal
Captain George Pitts reports the Inter island steamer Iwalani observed a volcanic reflection from 3 to 5 AM while 220 miles from Hawaii. Officers and crew witnessed the fiery glow in the early morning darkness along the Ka Wai canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pitts
Kawai Canal
Hawaii
McKay Reports On Volcano Activity
McKay reports on volcanic activity and wireless messages from Hilo indicate steamship communications were active on both sides. A separate incident describes a woman driving from Walluku losing control, attempting to jump from the carriage, and breaking her neck, dying instantly. a coroner's jury rendered a verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer Steamship Company
Hilo
McKay
Puna side shows fissures and fountain in seat wall
Active fissures are visible on the Puna side. A fountain in the seat wall pours a steady stream about 100 feet from the crater. The area of the late drawn remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna
Crator
Sunday Law Sparks Early Debate In Legislature
A Sunday law measure led the session as Sen McCandless introduced a Sabbath bill amid broader fiscal and regulatory moves. Bills on Maui appropriations, milk distribution reform, and penalties involving lepers, debt collection, and prison parole progressed through readings, with committees handling referrals and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaste
McCandless
Paris
Hconsos
Dickey
Maui
Landa
Hayselden
Chater
Lahaina
Maul
Acbi
Note
Parle
House
Kobe Bugar Company Bond Settlement Under Probe
A report says Kobe Bugar Company will take up 16008 of bonds this morning under Treasurer Pro. The company admitted bonds are to be taken up but would say nothing more. The statement did not clarify if there would be changes to existing indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kobe Bugar
Cominy
Kaimukt Glee Club to Perform Sunday Afternoon Concert
Balomon's Kawaihan Glee Club under manager will perform at the gardens Sunday afternoon from 30 to 4 30 with new uniforms. Mr Nathon granted consent for the appearance and a musical program is planned. Judges Parsons and Lind observe current events. Lindsay returns to town welcomed by locals. Kerr & Co.'s Tailoring Department noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balomon
Kawaihan Glee Club
Tae Km Mainoa
C. ¥. Parsons
A. Lindsay
Lindsay
Bac Town
B. Kerr & Co
House Votes 19 to 9 For Cash Payment Action
The Hawaiian House debated pay distributions with a 19 to 9 vote favoring cash payments. A letter from Alm ws T. urged clarifications on citizenship for Hawaiians and Indians employed in the Islands. Treas Campbell reported revenues and pending warrants while several committees advanced or delayed budget and road repair motions.
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House
Alm Ws T
Ataimon
Neace
Olere
Rops
Coelho
Kantho
Lilikalant
Aylett
Quinn
Dashe
Jared G. Smith
Hawaii
Hamakia
Territorial Agricultural Board
Federal Experiment Station
Coeiho
Bheldon
Campbell
Palewias
Gunernl
Public Lands
Lewis
Kaleioon
Judd Street
Tisport Tn
Haale
Nori Ling
Mrouas
N. Kohala
Pall
Three Per Cent Dividend Declared at Plantary Ltd
Plantary Ltd declares a three percent special dividend for March, with a one percent monthly dividend thereafter. Annual reports show 1904 expenses at 351,768.58 and 1906 net proceeds at 1,035,035.43, with a $370,087.70 surplus. Management notes weather and insect damage, cane losses, and $75,000 losses from a drought. The company cites crop shortfalls and expected sugar yield, while officers include C M Cooke and J P Cooke. Social notices announce church services and a Maple Street tailor event with a georgia Washington theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantary, Ltd
F. Cooke
Andrew ‘Adams
C. M. Cooke
Tees
J. P. Cooke
Rojestvensky Act Seen As Unjustified Incident
Paris reports by Associated Press state the International Commission on the North Sea Incident found the firing by Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron unjustified. The inquiry noted absence of torpedo boats and cited orders affecting actions of the Third Pacific Squadron. Norfolk reports a British steamer Lainger ashore off this coast.
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Associated Preas
Paris
France
International Commission On the
Lainger
Norfolk
Forest Fires Raging On Hawaii
A telegraph says fires in Kaapuna and Kipahoehoe on Hawaii have surpassed 100 acres with strong southerly winds driving rapid northward spread. Hazardous conditions prompt calls for urgent action and aggressive firefighting from Kokua lands authorities and the Territorial Forester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Hosmer
Pire
Kaapuna
Kipahoehoe
W. H. Castle
George W. McDougall
Bouth Kona Agricultural Company
Capitol
Forester Hosmer
Foreatry
Alman
Kons
Holudhon
Lincoln
MacDougal
MacKougsl
Wight
Kona Fre The Protracted V7 Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local notice mentioning Kona Fre and a protracted period. It hints at a large city area, timber activity, and possible names such as Fred and Leslie. The text is garbled with missing context and dates, obscuring concrete facts or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Leslie
New Sunday Law Modifies Senate Bill Provisions
A Sunday law introduced by Senator Mo Condlane in the Senate this morning greatly alters existing rules. It permits limited Sunday work that does not infringe on the right to quiet and bans service that disturbs worship. All other provisions of the current law are repealed or revised.
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Ballou
Brown Bears
ARIE
Imiom
LedBaxenn
the Kash Go,. Ltd
Sen. McCandless
Wusig
Kaimukt
Gierra
F. Cc. Enos
Wellg-Fargo
Fernandes
North Hilo
Insarti
Tee
Kaleiopa
Smith
Coelbo
Ep. Braith
Menster
Ent
Beith
Pornander
Kahuku Company
M. B
Beretanis
Miller
Achor
Wadman
Ripworth League
Geo
Washington
Kerra ‘Tailor Department
Plate Glass Insurance
Hawaiian Trust, Co, Limited
Fort ST
Rojestvensky
Conf
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Third Pacific Squadron
Dover
England
Asbassing
Batoum
Armenia
Hot Springs
Ark
Grand Central Hotel
Mukden
Manchuria
Vanter Witty
Tokio
Japan
Severus
Vladivostok
Mm Bugar
Military
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
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