Molokans Face Split Over Kapaa and Texas Lands
Governor Carter faces Molokan leaders awaiting a swift decision on land choice. Letters from Captain Demens and elder Michael Slivkoft reveal a split opinion between Kapaa lands in Hawaii and Texas claims. They urge prompt action to settle the matter and express desire to make Kapaa their home if title and transport arrangements can be completed.
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Hovernr
Carter
Demens
Michael Bilokoff
Kapaa
Lox Annell
Texas
Bull
Slokoft
Mow
Geo
Monotulu
Birr
Michael Sitokoft
P. A. Demens
Los Angeles
Cal
Mtr Fairehild
Russia
Kapan
Wi Doxire
Michael Slivkoft
Criminal Calendar For Trial Before Judge Hobinson
The criminal docket lists cases set for trial including Territory v. A. John Nakookoo and Stephen Umauma libel January 10, Ah Chung sodomy January 4, Ohelo and Hulloki burglary January 1, Kawasaki gambling January 1, Chin Lum and Wak Wan burglary first degree June 23, and others. Several defendants including Charles Santos and Henry Lyman faced larceny related charges that were nol pressed. Fukushima larceny second degree and related cases are noted, with a defendant sentenced to fifteen days and a pending appeal. The Attorney General will review the matter.
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Hobinson
Richardson
John K. Nakookoo
Atephen Umauma
Libel
Ah Chung
Paul Ohelo
Hull Oki
Ramault
Battery
Ah Hoy
Ogawa
Haramoto
Kawasaki
Chung Lum
Wak Wan
Jane Doe Sicewenko
Nquor
Ryan
Yin Chan
Dan
Helen G. Ponney Me Dinorderly
Jum
Ve. Chas
Santos
Caves
Chas
Valpoon
Henry
Lyman
Fukushima
Jobey Rawline
Ltr
Ertét
Will
Alameda Sailings Planned From Wells Fargo Office
A note shows orders placed at the Wells Fargo office for a group to sail for Alameda on January 3. Specific names and group size unavailable in the fragment.
Molokans Offer Seen Close to Kapaa Funds Value
Land Commissioner Pratt said the Molokans offer of 30 000 for Kapaa funds was not a long ways off the board of appraisal value. He would not reveal whether the bid was above or below the appraisal or by how much.
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Pratt
Board of Appraise Run
Stevens and wife depart on Alameda for coast trip
HM Stevens and his wife set sail aboard the Alameda tomorrow bound for the coast. A hotel manager in Colorado Springs is noted in connection with a neighboring property offer. A rental listing appears for TAS Beretania street.
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Stevens
Alameda
Colorado Springs
Boueekoeking
Breakwater Survey Funds Boosted for Hilo Project
The allotment for the preliminary survey of the Hilo harbor breakwater rises from 1000 to 1600 dollars as Lieut Slattery and Government engineers plan a April start. Weather delays pushed the survey, with a team to be dispatched to Hilo and a cost estimate to follow for the eventual construction.
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Propos Mile Harbor
Lieat
Slattery
Government Engineers Office
Ate
Hila
Hilo
Washington, D.C
Busy Friday at Waterfront with Multiple Arrivals and Departures
The harbor is set for a busy Friday as ten boats arrive or depart. The Baile Malt Rosula and weaving lines from Baile become active. The Siberia and Act Nevuias from Sar arrive morning, with Sharmac from Manila expected. Mauna Loa on Inter-Inland wharf will be up early, Hawidine bound for Maul ports leaves, Korea may head to the Orient. If Siberia arrives early, it may depart for the Coast in the afternoon.
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Siberia
Act & & Nevuias
Sar
Trateport Sharmac
Trowi
Manila
Mauna Loa
Maul
Korea
Orient
County Monthly Department Reports At Supervisors Meeting
County reports from department heads will be presented at tonight's Board of Supervisors meeting. The six month record of county operations will be reviewed to aid monthly work apportionment for the year. Transport ships depart for Honolulu and Manila with crews and troops. A former hotel clerk leaves for Kukubhaele to join Pacific Sugar Mill as assistant bookkeeper. A gang works to overturn thousands of tons of government pont near Oceanic war site after a fire from spontaneous combustion. The Dix colliery is to sail to Seattle after moon. M. Kuan and child to San Francisco to marry in Alameda.
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Board of Supervisors
Thomas
San Francisco
Honolulu
Manila
Crave
Noeau
Kukubhaele
Hamakua
Pacific Sugar Mill Company
Dix
Seatetle
Moon Tomorre
M. Kuan
Ehila
Alameda
Korean Laborer Murdered by Nine Countrymen at Plantain Estate
News from Hamakia reports the murder of a Korean laborer at Kukulay plantation by nine fellow Koreans. The nine suspects were arrested and await transfer to Hilo for murder charges. The victim, apparently involved in stolen passport papers, was beaten and buried in a hastily dug grave after a failed escape attempt, with culprits returning to the plantation to confess.
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Kumar Kaial
Hamakia
Hilo
Hin
Shick Shackh
Stu
Territorial Board Meeting In Hawaii Trust Case Noted
Anxious inquiries arrive as Territorial Board of Temi Mon convenes in the Magoon block to discuss Hawaii land, immigration, and lumber trust concerns. Commissioner Cooke and Assistant Secretary Crake prepare replies to letters from across the country while Land Commissioner Pratt circulates land notices and immigration data. The day also lists a jury-weighed calendar and continued coverage of a major lumber trust case with Levere & Cooke denying explicit collusion, asserting competition remains and prices stay reasonable amid ongoing litigation.
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Territorial Board of
Temi Mon
Bi Welock
Rau
J. P. Cook
Hawaii
Cool
A. L. C. Atkinson
Territorial
Immigration Mourad
Agriqulturiats
Atkinson
Cooke
Clarence Crake
Tefar Eaton
Pratt
Stanford death case rumor ties Dr Jordan to endowment loss
Old newspaper text reports a High Sheriff recounting claims that Dr David Starr Jordan sought to influence Mrs Stanford's death narrative to protect Stanford University endowments. The talk includes criticisms of Jordan as a science advocate and notes alleged motives tied to university finances and misquoted statements. A separate note mentions a divorce case involving Martha Ainaya, postponed for reconciliation efforts.
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Mra Leiwud Stanford
Meigh Sharlie Newry
Mra
Stanford University
Dr. Jordan
Mr. Hopkins
Mev. Stanford
Imyewif
Universitien
Pineapples Shipments To Mainland Restarted By Tropic Fruit Co
The Tropic Fruit Company has resumed sending pineapples to the mainland from its Welle Fargo facility, signaling renewed export activity. The operation focuses on supplying quality fruit to distant markets, sustaining trade ties and local employment.
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Tropic Fruit Company
Welle Fargo
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