La Paloma Narrow Escape After Rough Voyage
Deputy Sheriff Chas Chillingworth reports the yacht La Paloma faced a violent voyage from Molokal to Eminakakal. The vessel ran 107 miles, far beyond planned 54, with waves breaking over her, damage to the figurehead and rigging, water tanks, and interior. Hobron and Captain Kumakaly assisted. Hobron injured a knee, others suffered minor mishaps during the mishap laden trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Chas
Chillingworth
Molokal
Leban
Clarehen Mactarane
Eminakakal
Kannakakal
T. W. Hobron
Chilngworth
Hobron
Kaunakakal
Everyane Wasmick
Capt
Kumakaly
Hebron
Carter
New Trial Ordered in McBryde v Gay Boundary Case
Supreme Court unanimously sustains exceptions in the boundary dispute McBryde State Ltd vs James R Gay McH Robinson A Robinson and F Gay partners doing business as Gar Robinson. The Fifth Circuit judgment is set aside and a new trial ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Fifth Circuit
McBryde Batate, Ltd
James R. Gay
McH. Robinson
A. Robinson
F. Gay
Gar & Robinson
Cummins Dies on Kauai in Late Night Lament
News from Kauai reports that Thomas Jerson Cumming, a well known kamanina, died at Kealia after a paralysing stroke Sunday morning. Funeral held yesterday. Born March 17, 1825 in Massachusetts, he traveled to the islands in 1843 and spent his life ranching. He was a half-brother to J. A. Cummins.
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Kaual
Thomas Jerson Cumming
Kealia
George Pairehild
T. J. Cumin
Massachusetts
bin Uth
C. Carter
Honolulu
Boston
Talands
Hou
J. A. Cumuina
Kaimuki Rapid Transit Work to Start Next Week
Jete estimates 300 men will work on the Kaimuki extension of the Rapid Transit line by next week. Lord & Belcer won the contract for excavating filing and grading. Several Kai muki property owners plan new reedences as the electric car system arrives. Real estate values in Kaimuki are expected to rise by about 100 percent, boosting its status as a desirable Honolulu suburb with plans for handsome residences.
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Jete
Kaimuki
The
Rapid Transit Co
Lord & Belcer
Honolulu
Guardian guardianship quarrel remembered in trial
A late morning court session focused on a guardianship matter as Sumner, Humphreys and Thompson sparred over relevancy and leading questions. Witnesses described memory gaps and emotional hurt while discussions covered interpreter needs and previous letters, with Andrews pressing for document relevancy.
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Maria
Sumner
Humphreys
Supreme Court
Marta
Davis
T Humphreys
Jon
J Thompson
Gowron
Humphreysraid
Thompson
Davie
Davi
John K. Sumner
Andrews
Englad
Hopkins
Thompson & Watso
Highton
Bumner
Waldorf Death Rumors Debunked In City Letter
A letter from Myre Carroll in New York clarifies that Miss Waldorf is alive and well, debunking earlier death reports that circulated widely. Readers are reminded the missive confirms her good health and ability to read her own obituary.
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Asdanet Waldorf
New
York
Mr. Carroll
Steary
Mies
Myre Carroll
Hidine
Mise Waldorf
Conference committee amends loan bill for wharf projects
The conference committee on the Loan Bill met last evening and passed amendments totaling funds for wharf and landing projects including Honolulu and Hilo sites. Amendments also covered armory funds, road reconstructions, new bridges, and high lift pumps. The debate centered on whether to retain the word county in the bill for state validity.
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Cape
Ko Yunding Ma
Senate
Honolulu
Honomakwa
Hilo
Hawai
Ron
Nablielle Kallup
Atead
KeokenKihet Road
Wan Atrieon
Ki Nit
Hou
We Menare
Kulihiwal
Kapaa
Nawiliwitt
Kapala
Lihue Pont
Anii
Senat
Kolan
Kola Landing
House
Concens
Anglia Sets Record Speed On Voyage To Honolulu
Superintendent Gaines of the Cable Company announced the Anglia, en route from Midway to Honolulu, had reached 818 knots by noon yesterday, after a record 206 knots the previous day. The ship is averaging over 200 knots daily, exceeding early expectations.
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Gaines
Cable Company
Anglia
Honolulu
Midway
Wip
Angie
Wells Fargo Express Low Rates Advertisement from San Fragcteco
An old advertisement notes Wells Fargo & Co Express low rates from San Fragcteco with unspecified destinations and weight tiers such as 75 pounds at 0 25 and 06 pounds at 275, plus a Temple and telephone reference. The fragmentary text suggests a telegraphic or parcel service offer with contact details.
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San Fragcteco
Bracho
Seonle Temple
Panama Hats New Boat Race Creations Announced
New Panama hats priced at 7.50 10 12.50 and 15.00 are offered for the upcoming boat races. White felt options are mentioned as an alternative, indicating a varied headwear lineup for spectators and participants.
Horrible Scenes At Wyoming Mine
Associated Press dispatch from Hanna Wyoming on July 4 describes rescue workers at the scene of yesterday's mine disaster. Two hundred and thirty five bodies recovered with more miners unaccounted. Underground scenes are described as horrific with crowded, mutilated remains and signs of a desperate struggle for life.
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T Associated Presa
Hanna
Wyo
Prescute
Russia will not receive petitions from Jews
Washington N G July 1 The Russian Government signaled to the State Department that it will refuse to receive petitions from Jews regarding its internal affairs. The note follows protests by Jewish citizens over recent Russian massacres and could dampen President Roosevelt’s diplomatic efforts.
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Washington, N. G
Roosevelt
State Department
Russia
Barrett Named Minister to Argentine
John Barrett has been appointed by the Provident United States to serve as Minister to Argentina. Barrett previously served as Minister to Siam and acted as special commissioner for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition to the Orient. Following Minister Buck’s death, the President offered Barrett the post to Japan but Japan objected, leading to reconsideration.
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Washington, D. C
L.joln Barrett
Provident Am
United States
Argentine
Barrett
Siam
Orient
Buck
Japan
Reliance Triumphs In Trial Races Off New York
In New York on July 1 Sir Thomas Lipton watched prominent backers follow the American yachts Reliance Constitution and Columbia as they competed in trial races. Reliance won by a good margin, proving superiority in varying wind and weather. Lipton said Shamrock II was set to meet a magnificent boat.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Reliangs
Constitution
Columbia
Reliance
Lipton
Receiver Appointed for Shipbuilding Trust in Newark
Ex-Senator Smith has been named by the United States Court as receiver for the Shipbuilding Trust. The appointment was announced in Newark New Jersey on July 1.
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Hicharde
Quen Street
Henry II Cooper
Pable Werke
Senate
Vida
Edmund Poole
Territory of Hawaii
Nalaloia
Dertick
Patoktuna
Molokal
Wallaiy
Moloki
Halawa
Lewis
Ng Nom Wan
Kuupatom
Wright
L Associated Frees
Newark
N. J
Smith
United States Court
Shipbuilding Trust
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General Arthur Cigar
Gunsteakin CO
T. H
Alfred Berjanina Makers
Benjamin
Benjamin Summer
the Kash Coo., Ltd
M'Bryde
Gay
Sowner
Rupert
A. V. Gear
King Street
Waldore
Bil
Panama
White
Wyoming
Machen
Associated Press Special Cable
Rural Delivery
Associated Press
New York, N. Y
Vienna
Austria
Inoel
Drenay
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co.,. Limited
Fort Street
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