Russians Confident Of Victory Ahead Of War Debate
A Moscow bulletin notes officials suppressing troop movement details as editors debate Russia’s chances against Japan. Editors warn against American intervention while predicting cautious official stance and a possible peaceful approach based on rival strengths and vital interests in the Far East.
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Far East
Moscow
Mont Pelee
Martinigny
Korea
Japan
Advico
Mowtow
Kitvalan
Altess
Fae
Moncowian
Ingomy
Petersburg
Htumila
Russi
Rumala
Fingers Amputated After Steamer Accident
A crew member on the Steamer Kalulani was taken to Queen’s hospital where the index and middle fingers were amputated after a heavy door fell on them aboard the ship. The man endured intense pain until doctors arrived and removed the crushed portions. Attorney General Anderson is now working on the Kobata license. February 18 is likely for the public auction, and Governor Carter has reviewed alphabets of the license proposal, noting changes from the prior form approved by Governor Dole.
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Kalulani
Queen's Hospital
Lnst
Teylighs
Andeawa
Kobata Ditch
Carter
Alphianes
Dole
Woman Refuses to Answer in Contempt Case
A witness in the Hankueht Tarayama adultery case, Mura Kuhara, is imprisoned for contempt after refusing to answer all questions from the U S Attorney and court. The defendant Nir also refused to respond, while Stirrm, a small woman, wept and faced imprisonment until 1 am for continued nonresponse.
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Jhdee Nole
Mura Kuhara
Hankueht
Tarayama
Oat
Nir
Breckonn
Httle
Stirrm
Emmy
United States Marshaladil
Mtte
Tie
Ten Dollar Club case unfolds in Federal Court
A detachment of Ten Dother Club defendants stood in Federal Court with Drew H. representing twelve and RM Watson for five. Judge Dole sentenced Tamaguell Ra to six months for importing a Japanese woman for immoral purposes. Prosecution aims to convict actual criminals among many named in the morning session. Lan Pang Lan Sing and Lan Chew found guilty of murder under a separate criminal row. Knuckles of a metal bar used in the attack. Seo Yup clan involved. Witness Jno Bryant, collector for California Feed Company, claims a $30 embezzlement and arrest elsewhere. Bryant reportedly confirms spending the money.
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W. Cathcart
Ani RM Watson
Fowler
Dole
Tamaguell Ra
U.S
Breekens
Tm | Rowe
TC Ie
Aury
Robinson
Lan Pang
Lan Sing
Lan Chew
Ng Mon War
Seo Yup
U S T Thomas Sets Record Time For Troop Carrier Voyage
The U S T Thomas made a record voyage from San Francisco to the Pacific theater port in six days twenty three hours and twenty minutes corrected time beating the prior Sherman record by four hours forty minutes The ship left San Francisco in favorable conditions with coal quality high and weather exceptionally fine The transport carried officers surgeons and a mix of cavalry troops including Second Cavalry and a list of passengers for Hawaii Manila and Guam with several regiments aboard and a focus on rapid deployment for the Philippines.
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San Francisco
Thomas
Sherman
Harah
Thomas Hay
Wbaul
Daniel Gorman
Tie
Philippines
Pustte
Fieryipelago
Army Cmises
Elytl Marlon
Honolin
Stan
Mie
T .S. Marine Hospital Service
Bb, Woo
COX Marine Corps
Guam
Second Cavalry Regiment
Honolua
Amst
Suri
Debt Clashes Over $100000 Indebtedness in Public Works
Government confronts a $100000 debt left by the prior administration on public works contracts. Governor Carter seeks stoppage of two contracts, while four others are funded from a loan and partially paid. Officials list contracts with creditors including Navigation Co and Whitehouse firms, noting payments and unpaid sums as of November 17.
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The
Carter
Public Works
Holloway
Public Works Department
Navigation Co
BUAG
Guy Owens Electric Construction Co
Whitehouse & Hawxhares
Kalihiwai
Cotton Bros
Walmen Bridge
W. Springston
Macadame
Pearl City Road
Nuno Fernandes
Walukoa
Whitehorne
Walnken
New Year Festive Ball Game And Rain Halt Waimea Event
At Waimea on New Year’s Eve and Day a community celebration featured a free ball game between Waimea and Kekahas, umpire Chak AKL and players led by A Bompke and Del Horner. Waimea won 1 0. A long meal followed with 400 guests from Makawell to Mana enjoying music. rain disrupted dancing and a planned minstrel show.
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Chak Akl
A. Bompke
Kallut Nakapany Lateher
Peter Kahwone
del Horner
T. Minkstadt
Katy
Matia
Kekahas
Walmen
Iwo
Kull
Feld
Waimea
Ivan
Makawell
Mana
Lansdowne Doubtful And Wheat Advances
Baron Hayashi presented Russia’s reply to Japan to Lord Lansdowne in London. A lengthy conference followed and Foreign Office officials said the outlook for peace was not hopeful. Amid growing tension, wheat prices rose several points across the market.
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London
England
Baron Hayashi
Russia
Japan
Lord Lansdowne
Foreign Office
Evans Fleet Ordered to Assemble at Subig
Admiral Evans has ordered his fleet of cruisers to rendezvous at Subig and north of Manila with battleships, preparing for coordinated maneuvers. The move signals heightened U S naval positioning in the Philippines region as tensions rise.
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Evans
Subig
Washington, D. C
Chaffee to Succeed Young as Army Leader
Washington dispatch reports General Chaffee will be nominated Lieutenant General of the Army when General Young retires. The move is seen as rearranging top commands and may forestall expectations that General Leonard Wood would head the Army, with other promotions to follow.
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Washington, D. G
Jan
Chaffee
Young
Leonard Wood
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U.S.T. Thomas
Vinttments
Wallika Bridge
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Whitehorse
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Tan
Pio
Walluka Bridge
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Stewar Roller
LM. Whitehouse
Atug
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Lord & Belser
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Lort de Helter
Povement Oceanic
L. M. Whitehowe
Miamond Head
Pali Corton Tires
Sorenson
Pali
Panama
Lansdowne
Colombia
Colon
Prems
Paris
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Europe
Republic of Panama
Republic
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
United States
Dietrich
Associated Presa
Puerto Plata
Cal
Heywood Shoes
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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