Endeavorers in City Welcome Beloved Leader Roy Clark
The Christian Endeavor Society in Honolulu welcomed Roy M. Clark founder of the movement with a cordial public reception as the steamship Strathmore arrived. A large group including local leaders and special guests gathered to greet him before his planned May 2 to England trip.
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Ald Roy
Clark
Gadeaver
Chinesda Beteavorens
Amy P
China
Japan
India
Turkey
Apala
Honoluu
Etty
Christian Evorera
Hongluta
New Zealand
Australia
Texi
Retuuin
Prom
South Africa
Ragland
Loral Christian Endeavor Society
Sierra
San Francisco
Lyon
Jed
Roy
All Mane
Hawaii
Mr. Clark
Thia
Mex Falcony Key
Horomia Scudder
Theo
Richards
T Heney
Brown A.C Logan
Clifton Tracy
Didge Lyte Dickey and
Rey
A. ¥. Searon
Overdue French Bark Paria Rates Rise in San Francisco Chronicle
The overdue French bark Paria, 234 days from Hamburg to Honolulu, is at 6 percent. Speculators expect higher rates as the vessel remains missing. Paris bark Parie’s rate rose to 70 percent, up 5 percent from yesterday, while Parle’s rate increased to reflect the late voyage.
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San Francheo Chronicle
Paria
Hamburg
Honolulu
Paris
Hatch Reports Bright Prospects In County Act Debate
Senator Hale and Senator Bacon oppose early consideration while Hatch reports favorable Senate committee action on the county act. Governor Carter and Delegate Poua receive letters from Hatch and Mitchell praising the bill and urging passage before Congress reconvenes in January. The exchange notes opposition in Honolulu and anticipated Senate approval if backed by support.
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Carter
Hatch
Washington
George H. Carter
Mtr Kalunianinie
Hill
Cone Acres
Janus
Tangier
Hoye
Senate
Mitehs
Sena
Hale
Bacon
Bonte Shoul
Thal
Ator
John H. Mitchell
Iill
Tanop Row
Chief Justice Frear Delivers Opinion In Bootblack Stand Hearing
The Chief Justice Frear sits at the bootblack stand inside the Union saloon while county supervisors meet. He comments on governance and the Supreme Court’s role as officers question the new system, with a tense afternoon of proceedings and remarks about bond concerns and public opinion.
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Frear
Union
Dustin
Chile
Tee
Glia
Supreme Court
Abduction Case Opens With Grand Jury Impaneled
The Territory v Kapaki Pasion opens in judge Robin’s court at 10 a m with fourteen jurors drawn. one excused due to age. Kapaki Pasion stands accused of abducting a Hawaiian girl under eighteen, taking her from her home to Alea and assaulting her with a knife. witnesses recount the alleged crime.
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Kapaki
Robin
Goo
Doha
Sianuel Miranda
Samuel Erlich
Hiram Kanhit Wan
John Ista
Albert Snean
Arthur We Trive
Wol
Pletcher
Henry Naini
Lane
John J. Ragan
Janes Adams J. Po
Pawlug
Elon
Aton Gener
Arrest of Delegate Kathie Ends in Custody Vindication Sought
The 1904 dispatch from Washington reports Kathie Kawananakoa detained under misapprehension and refusing bail. KUHIO notes she remains in custody pending full vindication while supporters insist the arrest is baseless and protest bodily agitation claims.
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Kathie
Alee
Athlim
Kawananajerd
Howitia Ville Tata Mihi
Washington
Kawananakoa
Ceil
Kuhio
Fights and Figures Amid Rumors of Secret Plans
The fragment references Barry and Kelly in boxing and political intrigue, noting a secret wake-up related to a major group and past fights including a sixteen-round match with Tommy Ryan. It mentions travel to Honolulu, secrecy among top men, and various dated actions and figures, all embedded in a chaotic, disjointed report.
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Kelly
Dave Harry
Ian Bruneleon
Anil
Kotley
Honoula
Forte
Barry Wank
Kelly Ube
Barry
Tommy Ryan
Eek Basry
Britons Man Japan Ships War Fleet Assembling
Tokyo Jan 6 Reported Russian warships at Vndivoutock have waited for orders. They are presumed headed to Port Arthur where the Oriental fleet will assemble in preparation for hostilities.
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London
England
Clyde Engineers
Japan
Genoa
Great Britain
Russia
Tokio
Vlndivoutock
Port Arthur
Oriental
Local panel fines and court actions reported
A chaotic bulletin notes fines of ten dollars each for several individuals for failing to answer names during a panel and a related case against Hankel Tarayain for immigration law violations. Other items include a court date for T McCante Stewart, an upcoming vegetarian diet discussion, and details on a Hawaii Territory case, along with a divorce granted to Binnie Mataie Ferreira from Joseph Ferreira on grounds of cruelty and desertion.
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Fedora
Dole de
Dawon
Gov. Dillingham
Hy Simpson
BF Boyden
Py Benewore
Chas Linas
Ft. Waldeon
Win
Crook
Clifford Kimball
Telat
Exen
Vant Prtay
Hugh Rodin
Treacury
Washington
Rodman
Henry Hogan
Hibellant
Uhipcam
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Alfred Benjamin & CO
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Supreme Qi
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Michell
California
Willy Tre
Nok Rutiefantary
Cohn
Chief Justice
Bootblack
Fleming
Chillingworth
Wells, Farga & CO. Express
Masonic Temple
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UNTAL
U.S
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Topeka
Kans
Rock Tn
Washington, D. C
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Hawaiian Electric Company
Oahu
Hous
Territories
Jiminez
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
Jimines
Port AU Prince
General Monpraiser
WWORS
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Dincusian
Behrene
T. McCante
Dudge Robinson
Movolat Investment Co. Ltd
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Urthy
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von Holt
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United States Army
Thoms
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Manila
Admiral Evans
Peerent Betne
Owls Pileon
Ito
Manufacturers’ Shoe Store
Fort Street
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