Murder Strikes Naaledu as Natives Clash with Japanese
Reports from July 24 detail the killing of Youkida, a Japanese man, near Santehu mill. The victim was beaten and robbed. Kaluna, Lepeka, and Pipe were jailed awaiting inquiry. Cavernous suspicion centers on Kaluna with others tied to the motive and defense against lynching by a mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naa- Jehu
Maun Lowhie
Wille Atmerson
Ody
Youkida
Santehu
Ian
Beline
Eluli
Ely
Bain Kaluna
Lepeka
Pipe
Kaluna
Frienda
Kalina
George Green
Green
Linus
Harry Wiggins
Wiggins
Tech Kalune
Henry Martin
Min Wae
Nantelo
al Meuley
Hilo
Intercollegiate boat races on Hudson yield Cornell win
In Poughkeepsie on July 2 the Hudson River intercollegiate races ended with Cornell Voyaelaht first and Columbia second in 18 8, Wheconala third in 19 06 4 55. Georgetown placed fourth at 18 3). Syracuse and Pennsylvania did not set times, finishing well behind. In the varsity four Cornell won in 11 80 8-5, Pennsylvania second in 1 46 2b, and Columbia third in 0i 45.
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Poughkeepalo
Hudeson River
Voyelaht
Cornell
Columbia
Wheconala
Georgetown
Syracuse
Pennsylvania
World’s Entertainer Thrills Crowd With Encore Demands
A full house praised the Entertainers last night as encores mounted. The program saw changes but the act remained strong with Sweet and colleagues feasting the audience with fresh anecdotes. Miss Gwynne delivered a vow song, the Fatal Red Rose, and the Holy City was sung with suitable visuals, as Nel stove and Miss Malr impressed.
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Omersavita
Sweet
Gwynne
Stage Recital Ends With Vigorous Encores and Portraits
Musings and Miss Qarsman head a program where perfunctory bows followed encores. Gaseman’s intro of I thought I heard somebody calling me drew Brucerns, Lee added portraits of notables, Oom Bant Kruger presented vividly. The Seven Ages, Bhakapere, and Teddy Roosevelt and Behiey praised for elocution. New projectioncope pictures closed the night at 1. Matinee Saturday at regular hour with uniform rate. Young Huora invited to enjoy without unedifying exhibitions.
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Musing
Qarsman
Dlocaninnios
Mins Gaseman
Brucerns
Mr. Lee
Tis Picture Gallery
Oom Bant Kruger
Bhakapere
Teddy Roosevelt
Behiey
Thora i
Huora
Yankees Good Fight at Henley final heat win
At Henley on July days Leander Club beat the University of Pennsylvania by one length in Test 4-5 to win the Grand Challenge Cup. The English crew surged with fierce energy while American supporters cheered and Penn players collapsed on the turf in exhaustion and exhilaration.
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Henley
Eng
Leander Rowing Club
University of Pennsylvania
Engilabmen
Pennsylvania
Pioneer steel steamer vessel The Pioneer under construction
A thirteen boiler maker crew builds the Bios hoor steamer Here the Pioneer will be a large powerful steam scow designed to carry heavy freight with vast water tanks for on deck supply It is being rebuilt under Honolulu Iron Works supervision after German engineer death and is expected to be ready in about five months at Mauka near the marine railway
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Mauka
Kool
H. Harkford & Co
Germany
Glade
Oon
Queen's Hospital
Honolulu
Iage
Death of Mrs. Hattie Napela Parker in New York
The death of Mrs. Hattie Napela Parker wife of Colonel Sam Parker occurred in New York. Colonel Parker will bring the remains to Ventura by Tuesday. Mrs. Parker was a prominent Howell society figure about forty six. No details on the cause of death are available.
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New York
Hattie Napela Parker
Sam Parker
Sierra
Parker
Ventura
Porto Rico Free Trade Passed In Assembly
In San Juan a three hour joint session of the Porto Rican Assembly unanimously passed a free trade resolution. The assembly hall was crowded and cheers greeted Governor Allen signing the measure.
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San Juan
Ane Tembly
Allen
Stock Exchange Picnic Guests Tour McBryde Plantation
Honolulu stock exchange members and sugar experts toured McBryde plantation aboard a wteanie Mikahala. Guests hosted by W A Kidney to view the plantation with a return planned for the Wo G Hallon Santay. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York received an endowment of over 5 million dollars.
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Proes
Ieft
McBryde
W. A. Kidney
Hallon
Santay Ae
Inte Javeb
Rogera
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Hawaii Statehood Drive and Cable Plan From Wilcox
Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii challenges California district ideas and urges immediate statehood work. He plans a cable between Hawaii and California to boost U S trade, while criticizing Governor Doles loan bill and county-patronage measures as Legislature stalls.
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Washington
Wilcox
Hawaii
Hawall
California
Hawalta
Atutt
San Francisco
Honostlu
Sanfrancisco
Honolu
Lation
United States
Hewat
Wilcox Siys
Dole
Wile
Constitution Sees Rapid Pace In Thirty Mile Yacht Race
In rough light winds a thirty mile race began from Tateman's Point featuring Constitution Columbia and Independence. Constitution led early with Columbia close behind while Independence trailed two to three minutes off the pace as weather worsened and boats battled position on port tack.
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Lawson
Tateman's Point
Constitution
Columbia
Dawt
Het the Herre
Borton
Folumbia
Independence
Horrenbatt
Wanda
Baterman’s Point
Dilly
Font
Dentigts Pilikia at Waikiki Hotel Collision
A garbled report describes a car wreck near Waikiki where one vehicle evades a buggy while the other crashes into Greeman’s horn. The buggy driver and horse survive. the buggy bulges and wreck follows as the front vehicle remains on the track.
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Gronenan
Elton
Waikiki
Manna Hotel
Greeman
Ie Hfe
Labor and immigration debate over Hawaii plantations
William Haywood urged permission to import Filipino labor for Hawaii plantations, facing opposition from the War and Treasury Departments and the President. He notes prior shipments of Porto Ricans and Japanese workers. Planters believe Filipinos could meet labor needs as Hawaii tightens immigration rules.
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Washington
William Haywood
Hawaii
le War Department
Treasury Department
Wat Torlay
Porto Rico
Haywood
Havaiie
Hawaiii
United States
Hluwaii
Conference Committee Settles Matter Today
In a heated session the conference committee settled the issue amid tense exchanges and partisan remarks. A. Dillingham was granted time to address the chamber regarding the O R I Co. subordination while members clashed over remarks and heated interruptions flared as the military matter dominated the debate. Judge Gey granted a divorce to Ane Kamakele from her husband on grounds of ferual and inhuman treatment.
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Cevbbe
Senate
A. Dillinghamy
O. R. & I. Co. Aubordy
Hove
Gey
Dillingham Advances Taxpayer Support for 0 R L Co Subsidy
In the forenoon debate Mr Dillingham urged inclusion on the committee and argued that the Territory must honor its agreement with the O R & L Co. He claimed the Hawaiian people enabled the railroad’s subsidy and warned that nonpayment would devastate finances. Bankers Brown and Monsarrat supported amending the subsidy to 59,200 with no interest if the government cannot pay in time.
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Dillinghan
Ak~ Fm
Mr. Dillingham
Hie
Talande
OR. & Lb. Co
Dillingham
Th Kovernment
T Lam
Mesk's
Kmeelath
Monnarrat
Beckley
C. Brown Jarowe
Mr. Brown
Mr. C. Brown
Monsarrat
Executive Stumbles Toward Private Funds Transfer
Continued on page 4 an article detailing the transfer of the Chinese Immigration Trust fund, 231000, from First National Bank to the Territorial Treasury. delays and protests arise as Acting Governor and officials confront a sixty day notice rule and disputes over custody and authority. The piece portrays friction among Acting Governor, Treasurer Wright, and Wray Taylor over the handling of the funds and the bank’s withdrawal procedures.
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First National Bank
Territorial ‘Treasury
Creemor
Banda
Wright
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Immigration Wray Taylor
Firse National Bank
Wray Taylor
Prince von Hohenstone Dies in Ragatz After Ill Health
Berlin reports the death of Prince von Hohenstone, long known as a former German importer, who arrived in Ragatz in a weakened state a few weeks ago and died there at Ragatz due to age related weakness. The passing surprised Berlin as health declined unexpectedly.
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Berlin
Prince von Hohenstone
Chanter
Ragatx
Switzerland
Lawtening
Prince von Hohentoie
Ragate
Telegram Report on Jail Escape in Hilo
A wireless telegram from Hilo describes a jail escape Wednesday night at 2 o'clock. Jailor and guards were discharged. escape method unknown and no trace found. The jailer identified as Chas. Moore and John Moore. two guards named P. Kumatae and Wathoolana.
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Hilo
Jalior
Boneh Io
Chas. Moore
John Moore
P. Kumatae
Wathoolana
Senator Kyle's Succession Prompts Appointment
A fragmented notice reports that Aly Omana and Hon A B Kivemiee discuss a prominent attorney likely ex Republican and National Committeeman from South Dakota to be appointed to fill a vacancy caused by the death of Senator Joe Tha. The Evening Bulletin notes the local context and price.
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Omana
Aly
A.B. Kivemiee
Util
Republiscan
South Dakota
Mit
Joe
Bel Burnt Bryant and McInerney Bros Seek Fire Loss Recovery
Libel in admiralty seeks recovery for twenty two packages of merchandise burned at the dock last Sunday. Merchants allege negligence by carrier and crew led to total loss valued at about a million dollars. They request court process to recover damages as the vessel departs port and master refuses payment.
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Admiralty
Cdrr
B.A. Metnerny
J. D. MeInerny
W. H. Melnerny
Morrin M. Retor
Libellante
Ceily
Ad Tralty
Mateh & Silliman
Ren Chang Tai Man
Dowager Afraid as Empress Declines Return to Peking
A dispatch from Bingan reports Empress declines return to Peking. Grand Council discusses future capital Kai-Feng-Fu in Henan. Prince Chuante expected July 18 to sail July 20 on the Barvor for Bremen aboard North German Lloyd line.
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Shinghai
Teng Haa
Bingan
Peking
Kai-Feng-Fu
Henan
Chuante
Sal
Bar
Pall Yesteryear Wagoner Returns After Harsh Road
James TurnIH, who hired workers near the Stock Yards, faced a violent night as a buggy was torn from its horse by a wrenching wind. A cloud of dust and gravel lashed the mountain road as bystanders, fearing for safety, backed away.
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James Turnih
A Special Trip by the O. 8. 8. Sierra Arrives from San Francisco
The O. 8. 8. Sierra arrived in port with numerous passengers, freight, and 200 mail bags, set to replace Zealandia and depart again for San Francisco on August 1, carrying J. G. Woolley and his wife, along with Rev. GL Pearson and YMC Secretary Brown.
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Sierra
San Francisco
San Frances
J. G. Woolley
Iide Sierra
GL. Pearson
Brown
YMC. A
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Townsend
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Hackfeld & Co
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MAE Hawaiia State
Cable
Bs Dole
The
Dentigt’s
Pilikia
Flipino
Bank
Kyle
TEL
BLUE
BEL Bark
McInerney Bros
Pali
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Baturdsye
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