Warren Transport Arrives From Frisco Bound for Philippines
The U S Army transport Warren moored at Naval wharf after rough seas near the Golden Gate caused a return to the bay. Passengers include Judge Brockens, Major W W Robb, and Major Arnold with a large military contingent totaling 278 recruits and 65 officers and staff on board. The ship will load 700 to 801 tons of coal and sail for Manila the following evening if weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Warren
Naval Wharf
Han Frameiin
Golden Gate
Te Bay
Pew
Bone
Aimes
William Trooke
Witte Uline
Waterins
Joseph Clemens
F. Clapham
Walner
G. Moragan
A. H. Hoye
Burgeon
Toolilaga
Mr Jones
Chileren
Geo. C. Shaw
Jimes
M. Kitobaugh
W W. Bruken
3Urneon Goodwiin Survey
J. Hy. Biggar
M. J Gome
Mina Netile AL Dodge
Willis H. Moore
Kearny
DT Moore
Army Corps
Gail T. Moore
Lenore Brelnwender
Jonah Clemens
Mra MH
Wo Evans
Noble Carter
Manila
Plague Ravaging the Punjab Amid Nonsintervention Renamed Policy
London dispatch from Lahore reports the plague raging in the Punjab under a new nonsintervention label with about 1000 deaths daily. In Honolulu, athletes of the study club plan training at headquarters to prepare for the upcoming Moya Brigade meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punjab
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lahore
Honolulu
Headquartry
Moya’ Brigade
Research Club Domngs Ready to Act for Cuban Tariff
The Young Men's Research Club meets Friday at 7:30 PM in Mingham Hall, Oahn College, with talks on Practical Liquor Legislation for Honolulu and topics on prohibition, enforcement, and tariff reform. Speakers include Moses D H, Cane C Ja Rhodes L D Timmons Ed Towse and Chillingworth. The program covers Prohibition in Kansas and a Wide Open Saloone alternative. A public notice notes White House meetings on Cuban tariff reductions and war revenue tax debates as Congress prepares actions next week.
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Young Men's Research Club
Mingham
Oahn College
Honolulu
Moses
D. HH
Cane
C. Ja Rhodes
L. D. Timmons
Ed Towse
C. F. Chillingworth
Kansas
Dan'l
H. Cane
Cot. Rhodes
Caufoi
New York
Washington
Dent Rooinvalt
Yaritt
Waya
Mean Committen
Aga White Hons
Bertween
Sperker Henderson
Representa Mavenor
Canon
Sn Fore Platt
Connneticnt
Spooner Aldrich Ant Allison
Presidemt Moonevelt
United States
Cuba
Anit
Yofsutstor
Congress
Sonnone
House
Grosvenor
Hexter
Tawney
Rathcork
Fula
Ways and Mravx Committee
Ray
Ruth
Colleaguus
Ernate
Moon
Fling at Grand Jury Delay in Discharge Motion Hits Court
Attorney De Balt reappears for JW. Mail case in Police Court amid Grand Jury delay. Judge Wilcox notes failure to produce report by expected time. De Holt seeks discharge for want of prosecution, while Deputy Chillingworth and the court delay trial awaiting Grand Jury action. Habeas corpus possible if no report forthcoming. Local vessel news follows with schooner Al Kimull unloading at Walmen amid fair weather and Kauai showers.
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de Balt
Grant Jary
Poller
de Holtauld
Arnett
Chillingworth
Wilcox
Grand Jury
de Holt
Sherif Chillingworth
Joey
Mr. de Bolt
Judge Wilcox
Lorergireter
Charen Éneieh
Japan
Pauline Newtianni
Willan Mahuki
Woodbridge
Bal Lang
Kita
MR Howgntaiting
Woot. Caeite Dry Dame DB
Pocket
Rass
Donee M. Sine
Mendar
Bob Melt
Pusmaticloan Injuy
Canelste
Teenie Alle
Hall
Julie Gear
la Beams Corpia
Ewa
Dear
Hamphreye
Pulc
Walto
Mancel Correm
Young Soughier
Iit
Mulmner
Robinson
W. J Onisway
FL. Corteh
Chas
G. Apenenr
KE. Make
Kral
Woke
Goudie
Bablidan
Merwin W. Dusentore
Homry
Heckler
Teane
Roweel & Watson
Wiaihcime Hutiertoon de Wilder
Madame Bh Hap Hoop Opera House Show Draws Crowds
Madame Genevea Johnston Bh Hap plans a public appearance at the city Opera House to introduce her new program. She hopes to raise funds, with a focus on hospital aid, while addressing the audience about the event's purpose and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Genevea Johnston
Smallpox Debate Sparks Quarantine in Iowa Town
A pirate letter from a young man in The Movies recounts growing smallpox fears in Iowa and surrounding states, with quarantines and forced vaccination in Des Moines area. He describes vaccination actions in town as officials pressure residents, casualties few but notable, and a family separated by the quarantine as they scramble to leave and recover clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirate
Iova
Barberalettien
Ges Moines
Vaceia
Ion
Epeguis Tore
Avhanis
Iseame
Malolo's Experiences in Severe Weather at Garden Island
An account of the Malolo schooner Malle entering and leaving Garden Island amid very severe conditions. The captain reported worse weather than in years with strong northwest winds, heavy seas, and windward swells affecting operations. The ship discharged cargo at Hanamau and returned to Hanalei, with further rough seas and dwindling cargo during the voyage.
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Garden
Ialand
Katial
Joe Ward
Ilto
Hanatel
Hanamauiy
Rome
Hanalel
Will
Honolulu
Lease Sales At Public Auction Near Judicial Building
A public sale at the front entrance of the Judiciary building involved bids for leaseholds notably Volados of land at Ruapoko Maul for five years at 20 per year and the Onda sugar Company land at Roopolo Maul for 21 years at 1000 per year. Baldwin bid 1100 for Lot 1 and 4000 for Lot 2, with other attendees including Jamon H Boyd and J. F. Grown.
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Vurenant
Malanty
Utl
Landavilion
Jamon H Boyd
Benator HP. Haldwin
W. 0. Builth
Lorrin A. Thurston
Jo. P. Cooke
J. F. Grown
Sip
Volados
Ruapoko
Hilo
War Knee
Ondaugar Company
Roolau
Maul
Baldi
Wren
Mr Baldwin
Two Princes Named Honorary Presidents at Kaplolani Maternity Home
The Kaplolani Maternity Home held its regular meeting with Two Princes named honorary presidents and Mrs Samuel Parker as vice president. Officers and a board of directors were announced for the coming year, detailing post holders and committee roles, with a year-end report praising the home’s operations and fundraising efforts.
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Kawananakoa
Samuel Parker
Honey and Moola Labi Society
Kaplolini
Beretwalitreet
Prince Tavid Kawanannnes
Jonas Kalanianaole
Priteres
Cunha
Kaplolaut
Mineriti
Poller Court Fines Drayman For Fast Driving
In Poller Court fareman Yont Kantolea a native driver for Jona draymen faced a $2 fine on charges he drove Ble dray horses faster than a wal lmoniment. Jule Wilcox testified that employers warned him to drive obeying pace and avoid faster than a walk.
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Poller
Kantolea
Gri Wan
Jule Wilcox
Baldwin No Candidate Woman Freed By Habeas Corpus
Chief Justice Frear and other court items dominate this Honolulu page. The report covers a habeas corpus release involving Mrs. Bnewer and a vacancy in the governorship context, plus references to Hawaiian sugar plantations and prominent firms such as Garurn & McTigho and Aquor deaters. A second headline notes a Malicious Injury case with J. W. Hall and Pauline Newtianni among the jurors, while detailing related legal actions including a controversial courtroom scene and a local misdemeanor abatement matter set for jury.
Compromise Quietly Settles Property Lands Case
The U S District Court approves a settlement with Port Plantation Company over land a 24 acre tract on Port Infant shores. The agreement includes restraining use on cane lands and a nominal price, with loans to run and a final ratification by the state board after a drawn out Federal effort led by Acting District Attorney Duane. The case involves Madeira and Portingal natives and a legal process ending in a sworn presentation by the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oabi Sigar
Ford
Ann
United States
Somatimetim
Madeira
Portingal
Neorkons
Orme Receives Treasury Post After WWI Service
Norman Orme, once a clerk in the Honolulu department and wartime volunteer, has been appointed to a Treasury position in Washington. A letter in the altered mail hints he will soon marry a Washington bride. Orme was a Roosevelt Rough Rider and a wounded colonel among his officers, remembered by peers.
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RSL
Uhl
Patil
Phin
Milee
Howe
David Kowashandkoa
Katauhmnaole
Lonnio Telas
Hot Kis
Norman Orme
Hie Honoluli Pentomer
Atrikie
Nan
Treswury
Washington
Orme
Oll Hore Addy
Roosevelt
Han Juan
Mowers and party unveil island travel exhibit and birth notice
Morris and Paton Mowers and others present a display about the islands with photographs and descriptive notes for tourism. The event runs amid unreadable but intriguing features aimed to educate residents about island beauty and loyalty. Mr and Mrs Philip L Weaver announce the birth of a daughter at Makiki Street.
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Puffory
Martie
Ateshihitlan
Nome
Mainlain Prople Ae
Loyal Avenery
Philip L. Weaver
Tly
Makiki Street
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Frisco
Breckons
Major Robinson
Philippines
Oregon Block
Cor Hotel
Union Sts
Union
Domngs
Timmons
Tatercasting Tin Towne
Pnforcement
F. Chillingworth
W. Hall
Lynn
The
Evalant
Makmnwell
al Kimiull
Walmen
Kauai
Rinooth
Alameda
Coart
Madame Bibhop Will Bing
Iowa
Malolo
Hanamaulu
Nahiku
John Ina
Hanaeaulit
Kanithie Aternoon
Hoapnettatly Aubraillet
Vlora Jones
Kaplolant Maternity Home
Baldwin
Henator
P. Haldwin
Bnewer
Sugar Company
Garurn & McTigho, Aiicow
Ty Catara & Co
Aquor Deaters
Frear
J. W. Hall
Gompromised
Dunne
Honolulu Plantation Company
Portugal
Naturallaed
John Ui
Duane
Kgaltist Tie Dragor Jui Plantation Company
Morris and Paton
Hamilton-Brown Shoe
Go's
Canol
Setees Beeeee
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