Alexander Young Dies At Home In The Territory
Alexander Young passes away at the Watkiki home surrounded by family after a gradual decline. The 73-year-old Scottish immigrant and industrialist built a long career in Hawaii, guiding Honolulu and Vancouver Island ventures before settling into leadership roles in sugar and plantation firms. His wife Mrs Young and several children mourn his loss. the obituary traces his early life, apprenticeship in Scotland, emigration, and prominent business work including Honolulu Iron Works and Kahuka Plantation Company.
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Mr. Young
Watkiki
George Herbert
Young
Archie Young
Robert Young
Mint Hertha Young
G. Yon Hann
Alexander Young
Blackburn
Scotland
Robert
Agnes Young
Alexander
Alexander Chaplin & Cou Iy
Glayton
London
Anderson & Company of London
Vancouver
Horn
Alboral
England
Woodwwcker
Cape Heary
Vancouver Island
Honoluy
Alberni
Exeria
9 Para
Wi. Lidenin
Mer Lidgate
Ebey
Hilo
Mawati
Reutnolent Businese
Vale
Tate
Honolwin Iron Works
Thomas Hughes
They
Honolulutron
Me. C. Hedenmann
Mewax
Pejoekee Star Company
Wataken Mill Company
Federal Court Session Delays in Hawaii and Steamship Talks
Federal court opened at 9 80 this morning with Judge Robertson hearing pleas of several indicted by the Federal Grand Jury. Nigel Jackson and William M Noto faced charges under Edmunds Act and others pleaded not guilty, with Schlemmer arraigned on immigration offenses. Meanwhile Maui businessmen press Oceanic service, debating Sonoma Venture or the Steamer Serra to revive San Francisco Honolulu runs.
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Federal Court
Airat Mo Aince
Robertson
Nigel Jackson
Wander
Edmund
William Jf. Noto
Hirato
Max Schlemmer
Allew i
Schlemmer
Oceanic Steamship Company
San Francisco-Hawaiian Islands
Merchants’ Association
Hilo
Hawaii Mautropolis
United
Himsenland
Sonoma
Honolula
San Francisco
Hila
Appointees of Taft appoint J R K Lark solicitor
Washington dispatch reports President Taft has named J R K Lark as solicitor to the Department of State, filling the vacancy from James Brown’s resignation who has served as solicitor to the International Arbitration Court.
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Washington, D. C
Eg 2
Taft
J. Rk.lark
Department of State
James Brown
International Arbitration, Court
Adviser to Ballinger Named Consulting Engineer
General William Marshall is appointed consulting engineer to Secretary Ballinger in the United States Reclamation Service. The text includes garbled lines about morning sessions and a single delivery closing at the Metropolitan Market on July 4, with limited details and uncertain context.
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Washington
William Marshall
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
United States Reclamation Service
Dattetin Event Scheduled for Monday July 4
The detial states the event will be issued on Monday July 4 with rounds and a preliminary seffrios. The note references a contest by rounds and an accompanying schedule in a terse ledger style.
Kunio Sets Sail Aboard Yacht Hawaii
Prince Kulle, Delegate to Congress, heads toward Parite Mai Her Siberia aboard the Yacht Hawaii. A plan involved an extra hand on board as delays and decisions unfold, with Finneleoo considering a longer voyage to improve his position.
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Prince Kulle
Parite
Siberia
A. Laws
Justin
Moines
Finneleoo
Hawaii
Oldest Watterson son charged in Kingston shooting
Kingston July 2 A man named Watterson said to be the oldest son of a local family is arrested and charged with shooting a saloon patron. He is reported to be suffering from religious mania as investigators review the case.
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Anata. Oe
Kingston, N
Wey “Watterson
Young Watterson
Daily Scores of Big Leagues Sundry Results
San Francisco July 2 big league scores show New York 3 Philadelphia 8 and Chicago 3 St Louis 2 while Boston 5 Cleveland 4 and Brooklyn 6 St Louis 0 led by weather interrupted Chicago 7 in four innings.
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San Francisco
Igs
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Phil Dpa
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Attell and Welch Sign for England Lightweight Fight
San Francisco July 2 Abe Attell and Freddie Welch have signed articles and been matched to fight for the lightweight title. The bout will take place in England with a potential title at stake.
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San Francisco
Abe Attell
Freddie Welch
England
Bets On Johnson Bets On Johnson Fight in Reno
In San Francisco on July 2 bets were freely laid at even money that Johnson would last the full fight rounds against Jim Jeffries in Reno on July 4. Strong betting action indicated confidence Johnson would survive the bout.
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San Francisco
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Reno
Johnson Pays Claims Settlement Report
Reno California briefs note that two Little today received thirty thousand one hundred dollars as a settlement of claims against Johnson over a moving picture agreement.
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Reno
Nev
Fa 2
Little Today
Johnson
Moving Picture Agreement
Purses Deposited forJohnson-Jeffries Bout in Reno
Reno July 2 The entire purse for the Johnson versus Jeffries bout has been deposited with Tim Sullivan the stakeholder. Both principals are not working and are resting up for the fight.
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Reno
Nev
Johnson
Jeffries
Tim Sullivan
Hamakua irrigation duel sets new mark in Hawai i
McCrosson and Jorgenson excelled where others failed in the Hamakua irrigation effort. The project, now completed, features a splendid Lower Hamakun Diteh construction as the central accomplishment. W. G. Erwin briefed on the progress and its significance.
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Hamakua
Hawai
McCrosson
Jorgenson
Thin
W. G. Erwin
Irrigation Ditch Project Through Kohala Coast
Long article details plans by McCramen and Jorgensen to tap water sources for a vast Kohala irrigation ditch system. It highlights impact onWalpie watershed, drought relief for sugar and agriculture, and the collaboration with Lowin & Co. The piece notes immense potential benefits to Hawaii’s territory and the challenges faced in funding and execution.
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Walple Vale
Hamiaka
Drouth
McCramen
Lena
Watple
John Jorgensen
Hawaii
McCronnen
Jorgensen
Lowin & Co
Smaykh
Tormar
Kukulhuole
Theodore Roosevelt Defers Club Event Opposition
In Utica New York on July Roosevelt refused permission for a political club to stage an event for him as Governor of New York. He made the denial emphatically and personally.
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Utica
H. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Prayers for Jack Johnson Fight in Hutchinson
Prayer services will be held Monday July 4 in Hutchinson Kansas for the success of Jack Johnson the Negro boxer who faces Jeffries in Reno. The event is announced at a local church as supporters gather in anticipation of the bout.
Germans for Pole Kiel Jul 2 1914 Zeppelin expedition sails
Kiel July 2 Prince Henry and the advance party of the Zeppelin expedition sailed today for Spitsbergen. The movement signals a prepara tion for a possible polar survey and airship operations in northern waters.
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Kiel
Prince Henry
Mott-Smith appoints inspectors for plebiscite election
Secretary Mott-Smith named inspectors for most precincts for the plebiscite. In the Fifth District only fourteen precincts lack inspectors. In many precincts three inspectors have been named. several are listed with the specific appointees for each precinct, including Fourth and Seventh Precincts and others.
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Mott-Smith
Cahu
Abe
Apeet
Oahy
Balla
Fecnlt
Senate
Henry Hell
Joby Kalil
Chas Phillips
Wy IV
Chamberlain
Geo
V. Iwkins
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Hoy
John Raven
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Hilo Out
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Kunio
John T. McCrosson
Samuel Parker
Tannel
Jon
Munich
York Ae
Joan McCrosson
Hama
Harry F. L
Lewis Bros
Nanced IY
A Financial Couhrag
Theodore
Job Tatehald
Hanohana
Heventh
Likkalani
O M. Ferreira
Natinoleira
Joly Hagens i. Ay
Pulay
Wyllaglunm
Musee Pip
Usmum
Muhuka
John W. Wi
T. Me Mons Akuwa
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Dawid Apes
Kamanota
Kelliplo
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Katia
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