Kapaa Molokan Settlement Plans and Molokan Arrival
Molokan families expected in Kapaa in two installments with about 550 total, 300-500 settlers possible in the second phase. Hawaii officials Thurston and Pratt report on Hakala lands adjacent to a plantation, with Molokans to be guided to settle there. Company leaders and Cantle pushing the move, details hinge on land and reimbursement arrangements.
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Kapaa
Molokau Teaders
Hawaii
Larein A. Thurston
Pratt
Low Angeles
Alojokans
Sierra
Ain
Thurston
Huttetin
Kappa
Ban Mruncineo
Hakalay
Echome
Xettl
Hakala
B. Cantle
Mr. Thornton
Hakalai
REPORTS ON WEAVERS CASES AND BANANA DUMP INCIDENT
Judge Weaver files a full report on the Weavers case showing petitions filed by June 1905 and related values. Separate note reports the last voyage of the steamship Bonama dumping over five thousand bunches of Hawaiian bananas into San Francisco Bay, causing damage and a protest from harbor authorities, with possible shipper and stevedore liability questions awaiting settlement.
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Weaver
Justin
Supreme Ceurt
Qet
Bonoma
San Francisco
Hawaii
Mall
Ue Ateamahip
Chineon
W F Allen Stricken In Paralyzing Attack
Mr W F Allen, a colonel, suffered a severe attack described as a stroke of paralysis with complications. Police noted the event as his condition worsened overnight and a prior history of illness was mentioned as a factor in his present state.
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W. F. Allen
Tris
Pineapples Move Forward to Coast From Sonoma
The Tropa Fruit Co. will ship its next consignment of selected pineapples toward the coast via Sonoma at Welle, signaling continued supply to coastal markets.
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Tropa Fruit Co
Sonoma
Welle
Legal challenge to liquor law constitutional question
Attorney W Ashford informed the Supreme Court of plans to tackle the constitutionality of a liquor law. The appeal involves Wong Fart of Kauai, convicted for selling liquor on Sunday under a prohibition statute. Justice Hartwell waived certain objections as the case advances.
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W. Ashford
Supreme Court
Wong Fart
Kauai
Justice Hartwell
Willy Wy. Ashford
Molokan Agents On Next Boat Reported Arriving to Invest Lands
Molokan agents plan to send a next boat as 130 Molokane families prepare to wetd land near Makatau. The Board of appraisers set the Kapaa tract price at 20087 dollars for 5200 acres about 3000 cane, 240 toe land, and the remainder pasture. The Hakalay trustees cover expenses for aMo okana inquiry, with Johan representatives expected aboard the next steamer.
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Land Commission
Hakalay
Mo ‘Okana
Board of
Kapaa
Nolte Sells Out Fort Street Restaurateur to Kruger and Hosenblodt
Fort street restaurateur Nolte sold his business to Herman Kruger and Morrie Hosenblodt for 4000 dollars after years of management by Uring and Meaver. A reward of 8000 was offered for the capture of Frank Brown, a secondary worker who escaped from Kings County jail. Police report a suspect resembling Brown at the station. a man in Honolulu is linked by a look-alike. The French eblp Champleny was towed into the harbor by the Lik Voariom. a large coal shipment was expected to arrive at the Naval station.
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Nolte
Fort Street
Notive
Herman Kruger
Morrie Hosenblodt
Frank Brown
Kings County
Brooklyn
Joan
Brown
All Tangled Up All Tangled Up
The text critiques slow business progress and disorganized dealings. It notes a man often gets into trouble and wastes energy untangling his affairs. It suggests outsourcing investments and business oversight to reduce worry and risk.
Revenue outlook for Hawaii bill sparks cross party debate
An analysis of the Hawaii revenue measure shows strong opposition in Congress and concern about presidential interference. Reports cite comments from Chairman Payne and Senator Foraker, while Hatch defends the bill as equal to any act. Preparations for hearings and lobbying continue as supporters push the measure ahead.
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Philippine Unity
Hawaii
Congress
House
New York Evening Post
Payne
Lloyd
Mirwouri
Haver
United States
Treasury
Honolulu
Andh
Hamilton
Horton
Poth
Foraker
Congres
Hatch
Mawall
Sam
Honoluu
Home Committee
Lam Aleo
Heariaus
House Committee
Hi J. Kalamanaole
Tourists Summer and Winter Tourists Summer and Winter
Secretary Wood of the Pramotinn Committe ak a mrating yesterday pare the coromitteenwn wind of the exta Honaiiin, Haveatt mid the telasde in general, ary being adveriised by iter ature from the hanative. By thy 6. 4 Bonama, loving this morning, more 'in 2000 letters, eltemnacy and attrac tive matter of varinin kinds wae are patched to many individuals in the United States. Drank tardy have been provided by.
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Wood
United States
Dredging Resumes in Harbor Channel at Ghanall
A harbor dredging operation near Doewate Wharf continues as Captain Connor notes the work will remove debris and deepen the channel. The Pacific dredge, dispatched from Portendas, pumps 14 280 cable yards from the harbor bottom with locking weather conditions. Work started weeks ago and aims to restore navigable depth, with the vessel scheduled to finish by tomorrow if conditions hold.
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Pacific
Connor
Doewate
Wade Acquitted in Court Martial Waive Affair
A telegram from Secretary Bonnieparte reports Charles Wade acquitted of all charges and restored to active duty. Navy officials attribute the fault to boiler construction and lack of a qualified engineer in the engine room. Also mentioned are Chang Bendel’s hand injury and return to Oakland with family.
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Valinjo
Mare Island
Admiral McCatla
Secretary of the Navy
Honaparte
Margatant
Ldin
Chariee
Nouuington
San Diego
Washington, D.C
Raven Charles Wade
Charles J. Bonaparte
Adeniral
Steamer Sylvia Struck Mine in Vladivostok Harbor
Vladivostok harbor action reports the steamer Sylvia of the Mamtburg Adventant line struck a mine on Monday evening while returning a large Russian troupe. The vessel sank after grounding to prevent total loss. One life was reported.
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Pevesport Cwbn
Berlin
Germany
Sylvia
Mamtburg Amendant Line
Vladivostok Harbor
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