Hawaii Exhibit at World Fair Hinges on Governor Plan
The text outlines a push for Hawaii to have an exhibit at the St Louis World’s Fair. It notes the need for funding, with advocates urging at least 15000, and reports a conference between the Governor and Commissioner FW Macfarlane imminent. Several local figures are named as involved or visiting, including Deputy Sheriff Richards Lane and Andrew Cox, with debate whether the exhibit should be more than educational and aim to attract nationwide interest.
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Hawaii
Macfarlane
Isianca
Funston
Young Hotel
United States
Richards Lane
Hut
Koolauloa
Andrew Cox
Walalue
Jack Fernandex
Ewa
Consul Hoare Seeks Apprehension of Clan Buchanan Sailors
At 4 p.m. today Judge Gear will hear HH Consul Hoare's plea to apprehend alleged deserters from the British bark Clan Buchanan. The sailors lack counsel. they requested Judge Humphreys, but he is not practicing in Territorial courts. Bailiff ordered to contact Humphreys while Attorney Crooks is said to represent the deserters.
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B. M
Hoare
Gear
Judge Humphreys
Humphreys
Crooks
Eppshr
Stanley
Indictments in House vouchers grand jury probe
Indictments were returned in connection with the House vouchers grand jury investigation. The case involves named defendants including Bolowon Meheula, Enoch Johnson and Jonch Kumal, with alleged conspiracies and related charges arising from Territory cases examined through Wednesday.
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Bolowon Meheula
Grom
Enoch Johnson
Grows
Jonch Kumal
Home Rulers and Democrats Hold Delegates Meeting
In WaYuko on February 27 the Home Rulers and Democrats meet at the skating rink to elect delegates to Honolulu's coming convention. Rumors say delegates may push a coalition and the extinction of the Home Rulers as a political factor here. Democrats, though few, are credited with greater intellect than Home Rulers, while Senator Kalno Acninn fights to keep leadership. Republicans await the outcome as auditors appeal for a warrant to pay printing tax blanks. Today is payday for government employees.
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WaYuko
Honolulu
Kalno Acninn
Haiku Sugar Board Meets at Alexander & Baldwin Office
At a Haiku Sugar Company meeting held in the offices of Alexander and Baldwin the board discussed and filed the statement of assets as of December 1, 1903. Assets include Brook Accounts and Sundry Personal Accounts with a total reported amount.
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Haiku Sugar Company
Alexander & Baldwin
Anding
Napoles
Brook
Robbery at Walker's rice mill near Kawala church
Reported last Saturday a theft at Walker's rice mill at the back of Kawala church saw about half a ton of rice taken. Deputy Sheriff Mit Chillingworth dispatched Officers Mo Kebg and Akane Mspiada to watch the area, catching suspects Chu Beu and Akwal with a hatchet and keys. The pair were brought to the station for investigation as officers searched the prisoners' room on Vineyard Liabat iet.
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Walker
Kawalahao
Sheri Mit Chillingworth
Mo‘Kebg
Akane Mspiada
Chu Beu
Akwal
Omicera Mebumle
Makeha
Liabaatieg
Ccseevenes
Governor Carter Reviews Hawaii Finance to Plan Action
Governor Carter said the financial situation is better than feared and pledged careful review of six months of appropriations to reach a workable limit. He noted awaiting footing by the Auditor and planned banker engagement once figures are ready, while Deputy Attorney General Peeree handled legal papers in a Supreme Court case on appropriations lapsed for government expenses. Cistern enlargement for low grade sugar crystallization and new molasses tanks of 26 000 gallons were erected for feeding purposes.
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Carter
Hawaii
Gnandal
E. C. Pe
Attorney General's
Lorrin Andrews
Supreme Court
Wet Weather Brings Pests Into the Rouse
Weather boosts pest problems as ants and cockroaches invade homes in the area. An advert promises a strong poison that kills instantly and draws customers from San Francisco to obtain the extermination product. Local chatter notes the city’s demand for fast acting solutions.
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San Francisce
Kohala Sugar Co Elects Officers For Coming Year
Kohala Sugar Co held its annual meeting in the assembly hall above Castle & Cooke. Officers elected: C. M. Cooke president, J. P. Robinson vice president, B. D. Tenney secretary, C. H. Atherton treasurer, C. M. Cooke auditor. E. B. Giding remains manager. Reports cover 1903 yield from 715 acres plant and ratoon cane totaling 50,405 tons, largest from 140 acres of Rose Bahoo cane at 7 tons per acre. 1904 crop expected from 826 acres plant and 730 acres ratoon cane, with about 200 tons harvested in December 1903. 1905 prospects show 1,176 acres under cultivation, with strong growing conditions. Varieties favor Yellow Caled Monts. Improvements include a cane unloader and twenty-five cars for handling cane.
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Kohala Sugar Co
Castle & Cooke
C. M. Cooke
3. P. Robinson
B. D. Tenney
C. H. Atherton
E. B.‘Giding
Cale- Monts Sous
Japanese Woman Granted Divorce in Federal Case
Eliane Kawakami was granted a divorce from Matadeo Kawakami by Judge Rovinwon this morning. The since-identified husband faced federal indictment but was not convicted. The American ship James was expected to reach the Sound tomorrow morning.
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Rovinwon
Eliane Kawakami
Matadeo Kawakami
Ahlane
Torago Mira
James
Sound
FATE OF 60 Goto Convicted in License Sale Case
Goto was found guilty of selling guard without a license without a grand jury indictment and sentenced to Oahu prison. The defense argues the punishment equates to imprisonment for infamous crime, requiring indictment by grand jury, and questions whether the sentence belongs in prison or jail. Territorial officials described prison discipline and segregation of felons and misdemeanants.
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Goto
Oahu
W. Cathcart
Oatin Penitentere
Peters
Cathcart
Gato
Sherif Brown
Henry
Cuba
Canal Commission Named by President for Panama
WASHINGTON February 22 The President announced nominations for the Panama Canal Commission including Admiral Walker as chairman General G A Davis W H Burr M Harrod & Grunaky W S Parsons and F J Hocker Also Manila February 29 A clash between Hassan division and the Battle of Jolo today left the Dattos routed Lieutenant Weat and six troopers wounded
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal Commission
Admiral Walker
Gen
G. A. Davis
W. H. Burr
M. Harrod
Grunaky
Parsons
F. J. Hocker
Manila
P. J
Hassan
Jolo
Weat
Sit
Explosion mystery in Hawaii linked to fishing ash pit
Police say giant powder found under a Walmea house was for fishing use not an attack. An occupant, Leve Chit Bum, faces common nuisance charges as sheriffs investigate a nearby explosion that injured one sleeper while others fled in fright. Canadian-Australian steamship Moana delay noted with arrival shifted to March 19.
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W. G. Hall
Walmea
Por Hee
Sheri Coney
Bhorif
Oriles
Apa
Davien & Co
Canadian-Australian Steamship Co
Moana
Sydney
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