Russian Sugar Decision and Other News items
The Supreme Court rules that Russia must pay sugar duties under the Dingley tariff and the Baltimore customs levy is upheld. Britain and Germany extend the Venezuelan blockade until arbitration protocol is signed. In Sacramento the Assembly caucus indicates Arthur Speaker will be elected and Senator Perskine likely to return as US Senator. In San Juan the mayor is arrested for destroying city records triggering unrest with several shots fired and expected shortages of local officials totaling about 43000.
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Assoriated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Russia
Baltimore
Associated Press
Sacramento
Republican Caucus
Assembly
Arthur Speaker
Perskine
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Egozene
Venezuelan Financial Panic Rockes Caracas Bank
A Caracas banking panic drives small traders to seek note exchanges for silver while the Bank of Venezuela limits redemptions. Reports from New York indicate cipher dispatches suggest President Castro may abdicate as revolutionaries threaten the government.
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Associated Press
Willemstad
Chiacao
Jat
Caracas
Bank of Venezuela
Phore Pees
Ese Ammcar
New York
the Herald
Venezuela
Castro
Volcano Report From Honolulu Street News
Wireless dispatches report visitors at a volcano event in Honolulu. mixed phrases reference Moscow and various names. The fragmentary text mentions Volcano House and January dates, but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Supreme Court Sits as De Bolt Pays Respect to Bishop
The Supreme Court opened in a new session this morning with large attorney attendance. Calendar entries include 14 waivers on appeal and death sentence cases for murder. Judge De Bolt adjourned for Bishop’s memorial, while proceedings continued on divorce publications and other motions.
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Judge DE Bolt
Paris
Aupreme
Neaojon
Attorneya
George Ferrin
Petera
Henry Smith
Hamikuk
Wilhemina Proper
Antone J
Supreme Court
Humphreys
Stewart
de Bott
Guinan
Ropert
Sumner
Wan WU
Robinson
George H. Parle
P. Benton
G Arroll
Holmes & Stanley
Amumpsit
W.C. Achi
Kaploboat Park Lota
Association Football Refereeing Sparks Hostile Reactions
Killer Evening filletin The res marks by players criticizing Mr Waldron's refereeing in last Saturday's cup match were uncalled for. Refereeing invites mistakes but should be accepted in good spirit. Waldron could have sent some off, yet showed patience. Dr P le Minor returns to old offices after New Year at corner Derutxala and Valon streets.
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Waldron
Bent
Kona Kau Railway Construction Underway Section 1
Report says work has begun on Kona Kau Railway Company section from Nappopoo to near Volcano House with 120 miles of track. General manager Jacob Courper cites contracts with additional crews due within two weeks and notes a court petition allowing former Kona Sugar Company manager James Cowan to cut crops at half prior value.
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Kona-Kau
Nageopoo
Volcano House
Hilo
Railvond Company
Jacob Courper
Coarper
Hxlmnas
Dorted
James Cowan
Kona Sugar Company
Edings
Supreme Court
Money at Cable Office Signals New Work Basis
Morning opening of the cable office for money transactions follows days of hard labor by operators and staff. Report to Governor Dole details urgent needs for a Federal building, with a complete briefing forwarded by Commissioner Kustin from Honolulu.
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Te Eable
Bie Inova
Kustin Teft
San Francisco
Dole
Kustie
Honolulu
Tyson
Goorge RK Carter
Gart
Osborne to Visit Wyoming Political Figures Next Week
Ex governor and ex congressman Dr J K Osborne of Wyoming to arrive next week for a visit with his old foe W J Galbraith at Utah. Os borently a prominent Democrat, and it is generally understood he would have been named Secretary of State if Bryan had won the presidency.
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J. K. Osborne
Wyoming
Antwe
Hie Ol
Ferendee
W. J. Galbraith
Uita Ely
Ow Somnety
Hryan
Oxborne
Marriage and court actions in Peking and San Francisco mix in court notes
Mis Durphy of San Francisco and Judge Gear were wed yesterday by Rev W D Weatervelt. Passengers from San Francisco include John Hoss of Hokalay plantation Hawaii. In court, District Attorney Breckone to announce criminal informations against JL Hacktold & Co for allowing thirteen rejected Japaners to escape on the Coptic. Judge Hxtoe will decide Manwau trou suties charged on shoes tomorrow.
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Mise
Mildred Princes Durphy
San Francisco
George D. Gear
Cty
W. D. Weatervelt
Peking
John Hoss
Luna
Hokalay
Hawaii
Witt Bit
Attous
Indy
Lum
Yen
Breckone
Corporation of JL
Hacktold #& Co
Cidental
Oriental Steamship Co
Wikrants
Hxtoe
Manwau Trousuties
Maritana Rehearsal to Open Week of Prayer at Central Union
Rehearsals for Maritana will be held at 7:96 o’clock this evening at Central Union church observed during the Week of Prayer. The topic for the 7.40 o’clock session is Three of United Prayer. Citizens are invited to attend.
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Central Union Church
United Prayer
Preneas Re
Kihei Pump House Burns in Morning Fire
The Kihei pump house burned down this forenoon as oil supply in the shaft caught fire. A Japanese fireman escaped with burning clothing. The fire was still raging when reports came in.
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Whretewy Telegraph
Lahaina
Kihei
Hawaii Secretary Cooper Thanks Ward for World Connection Progress
In New York on January 2, Secretary Cooper of Hawaii replies to Vice President Ward of Commercial Pacify Cable Company. He expresses gratitude for Ward’s congratulatory telegram and notes the signaling work of linking Honolulu with global networks. He hopes the project to connect to the Orient remains on track and foresees completion soon.
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Cooper
Ward
Commercial Pacify Cable Company
Roosevelt New York
Henry KB. Cooper
Hawaii
Honolulu
G Ward
Police Court Fines For Assault With Battery On Patrolman
In court this morning Kane and Fonte were fined for assaulting and battery on Eugene Duvauchelle, a patrolman. Takubo admitted presence but claimed no harm. Judge Witenx warned of rising lawlessness among the Japanese community and vowed heavy penalties to deter such acts.
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Kane
DepAeRe
Fonte
Aenault
Eugene Duvanchette
Duvawehelie Nit van Giesen Teatitred
Pronec
of ‘Heer
Kikaala
Alara
Duvadchetiy
van Glenen
Ortiers
Takubo
van Ciewen
Fortune on Hi A loo trip inspires Hawaii future hopes
Judge Kahau Lelio and party accompany T. Thomas Fortune during the Hilo voyage described as a fruitful labor mission. Fortune visits plantations on Maui and Oahu, praises managers and Porto Ricans, and notes cultural exchanges with Hawaii’s islands, foreseeing economic growth from breakwater and harbor expansion.
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T. Thomas Fortune
Hilo
Claudine
Wan
10 & Bulletin
Hawaii
Man
Otto
McBrocker
Porto
Thareles
Spreckelaville
Wailuku
Wailaku
Rindge Robertson
Maui News
Alabama
Salania
Byreckelsville
Honolahu
Badin
Tennemee
Hila
Kina
Kahautello
Watts
Lakaina
Honletio
Kahanielio Feule
Kauai Shipping Figures and Island Steamer Activity
Vessel movements report the steamer WO Hull departing Kanal ports with 131 bagged slur for He Hucktold and 00 the following augur ie reported Left at Kanal porte ready for shipment: 16 Bo Mi odds VK 200 Diamond W 1000 M.A. Ky 600 Me Litbos K P TO0 HM 710 and 1% 840 Purser Friel notes the steamer Mikahala at Kleols discharging freight. The ship Antiope was at Makawet dine loading or discharging freight.
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Kanal
Kanal Porte
M.A
Litbos
Friel
Mikahala
Kleols
Antiope
Makawet Dine
Fealandia's Last Arrival and Gallery Portraits Update
The Zealandiy expected to arrive from Sat Mractica tad Vhle will be bibe her toy puts ts tts iar 8 tive AB mil thin paw hie conveeted into Mu bile bUTBER and WIL VawaMie Ler Old Bee. When the Sierra te laht nig for cotralry the Atomeda efi tate her glace on the Aeconels run a Aneealli. If you want to see how your face looks to other people have King Bros make of those miniature portraits of Gallery corner Hotel and Union of stemim.
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Sat
King Bros
Gallery Corner Hotel
Uniof
Honolulu Stock Cable Quotation Reports Homeward Sugar Stocks
An early morning telegraphic note from the Treasury secretary’s office to the House shows an estimate of twenty thousand dollars for the reomigration station at Monohilut. Halstead & Co. posted the San Francisco Hawaiian sugar stock quotations and announced special cash sales arrangements for all listed stocks, with the live cablegram marking the first stock quotations dispatch in years.
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Washington
Peenty
Monohilut
House Rowley
Secretary of the Treasury
Halstead & C
San Francisco
Repuiblic
Associated Press
Sat- Wirlay
Mahaweli
Halstead & Co
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Castro in sour straits amid U S Latin crisis
Advices from Caracas report internal revolutionary robles and severe strain on government. Washington prospects for arbitration proposals remain unanswered as powers urge action.
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Ross Spretal
Washington
Caracas
Uetre
Sultan Backing Brother Sparks Maroee Tensions
The Sultan of Maroee shows support for his brother amid public unease as the government weighs measures. In Washington, Senator Mason of Illinois introduced a bill to temporarily operate coal mines by the government, signaling potential federal intervention.
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Associated Press
Tangiers
Maroee
Washington
Mason of
Hlinois
Senate
California Assembly Speaker Fight Opens Legislative Session
California politics report from Sacramento notes a Speaker race with candidates P. Dunlop of Stockton and A. Gi of San Ancesario, while Senator Perkins seeks reelection amid opposition and Irving Mo Scott also considered. Governor Pardee set to take office Wednesday.
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Aspnes Ress
Sacramento
California
Dunlop
Stockton
A. Gi
Tiale
San Ancesar
Perking
Perkins
Irving Mo Scott
Walker
Pardee
Sinking in the Sea Threatens Qcos Guatemala
A Central American steamer reports worsening effects of volcanic eruptions. The famed port city of Qcos Guatemala is said to be sinking into the sea as residents panic and abandon homes and property, with piers already submerged.
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Associated Press Cable
San Francisco
Central America
Qcos
Guatemala
Asiatic Competition Looms Over Honolulu Labor Market
Reports describe a forthcoming survey by Honolulu committees on Asiatic competition impacts. Meetings among Builders and Traders Exchange Federation of Trades and Merchants’ Association aim to decide labor practices amid discharges of Orientals, with plans to join the American Federation of Labor and coordinate contractors and laborers. Local advocates urge patronizing home industry and Hawaiian starch products.
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Honolulu
X- Change
Federation of Trades
Exchange
Merchants’ Association
Federated ‘Trades
Thieenmy
Subet Gillon
Citizen Lunar
Srtiele
Pathog
Amatius
Lalandes
Great American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Mite Coama
Clark
Martone
Buml
Pexsman
Planter
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Berlin
Jan
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Germany
Iracas
Ty Rietiako
Noualing In
Kun
Subufan
Country Property
Bruce Cartwright
Ssiohant Street
Analishis
Ewith
Obwald Mayali
Kona-Kau Raiway Construction
Nappopoo
Volcano
Coerper
Eurtis
DR. Osborne Coming
URPHY
Zealandia
Wells, Fargo & Company
Omick Masonic Temple
Arberican
Mensenger Berview
Wtelephone Main
MR. Fortune
F. B. McStocker
Kahaulelio
Kauai Shipping
Fealandia
Hawatan
Masons Coal Mine
James A. Bannister
Manufacturers’ Shoe CO
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