Promising Plantation Property and Windward Rescue Tale
E S Boyd and James D Dole recount a perilous journey near the Knok McBryde plantation road where gale winds and a 40 foot bluff forced a near disaster. They describe cautious blasting to ease the cliff edge, and a dramatic crossing as 100 mile gusts lifted horse and carriage toward the cliff.
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Boyd Wats
Knok Mcbryde Plantation
F & Boyd
Tuthills
Department of Public Works
Treacheruua
Boyd
Carridges
Law Thoreday
James D. Date
Howe
Cays Rlage
Dole
Hawaii Land Leases and Public Land Uses Debate
Land Commissioner Hoy discusses renewing leases and possible 1000 acre tracts, awaiting guidance from President McKinley and Attorney General Knox. He notes Hawaii settlers’ enthusiasm, plans to open one more tract, and urges caution on large corporate leases while soliciting federal views. A separate note covers a McBryde Sugar Co. inspection voyage detailing irrigation and plantation facilities.
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Hoy Myn
McKinley
Knox
Hoy Wan
Hawaii
Mr. Wood
Oubi
Pearie
Cnumne
Hokte
Jeanes
United States
Acrra
Wel Dom
McBryde Mill to Harness Steam for New Methryde Plant
The McBryde mill, set to operate Methryde methods, will use four Hazelton porcupine balls and Stiliman furnace boilers. Erected by Catton Neill and Co of Honolulu, the plant promises unique features not found in other mills.
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Coprse
Thesmbryde Sugate CO
Cattor Neill
Honolult
Cuba
Catton, Neill & Co, Ltd
Honoluha
Telands
Weatherword fragment notes a domestic scene and travel
Fragmentary OCR mentions a wife of C. W. Wrath and a person named Holmes staying at a hotel in Honolulu. Details are incomplete but imply a social or domestic context with travel to or within a city.
Fire damages home of Gus Cordes near Kalil church
Fire destroyed the home of Gus Cordes in Kalil near the Catholic church Sunday afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock. The loss was estimated at 41500 with no insurance. Firefighters lacked time to save the structure, but a bucket brigades formed by willing neighbors helped save surrounding buildings.
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Gus Cordes
Kalil
French Anniversary Ball Delights Attendees With Surprising Acts
The Francis Murphy event Saturday showcased varied entertainment, including telepathic demonstrations by Mr. Meath and a Sunday service by Fr. Austin. The anniversary marked a historical fall with a Parisian flavor, as Franklin Austin delivered a Liberty address amid Marseillaine themes in Pres.
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Francis Murphy
Meath
Fr. Austin
Fragee
Franklin Austin
Diamond Head Talk by Dr Sereno on Otte Mond Crater
A Saturday afternoon lecture by Dr Sereno on the Otte mond Crater drew a number of listeners. The talk, delivered with eminence, held the attention of attendees including a group from San Francisco.
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Sereno 1
Dishop
Ottemond Crater
Fujimara Mystery Deepening in Escape Case
The Fujihara escape mystery thickens as investigators seek the murder suspect in Hilo. No decisive clue yet on his whereabouts. officials doubt capture will be swift. Deputy oversaw affairs. interviews declined, but promise thorough inquiry. Rumors suggest a possible escape attempt involving a break from shackles.
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Fujihara
Hilo
Sheri Qveread
Figthara
Tie Heath
Conference committee reports on appropriations in tense session
The conference committee voices key recommendations on appropriations for hospital land and miscellaneous expenses. They discuss amendments, hospital site rider additions, and a provision waiving charges for wards under one year. Both houses adjourn for Governor Cooper to sign and for final adjournment.
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Leon
Cokkberwice
Marie Hoppital
Ake House
C. Brown
Senate
House
Exara
Ulla
Ubete
South Sea stander Tikepa charged with assault with weapon
Judge Wilcox summoned Tikepa of South Sea origin to Circuit Court this forenoon on charges of assault and battery with a weapon on G. Harris. Witnesses testified Tikepa entered the Tous in Kien on Saturday night and, after a warning, drew a knife and slashed Harris then stabbed him in the shoulder. A bystander intervened and stopped further trouble.
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Tikepa
South Sea
Wilcox
G. Harris
Kien
Harria
Larrie
Larrie Wiying
South Bee
Martle
Dad
Catholic fair and luau at St Augustine Waikiki
The successful Catholic congregation event at St Augustine's chapel Waikiki drew good attendance Saturday at the drill shed. Solomon's Quintet Club provided music and the evening dance was well received. Mr Frog W Macfarlane oversaw site management while Mrs Allo Gaerous decorated. Dr Jos J Kinyoun from San Francisco visited en route to the Orient for studies and will stay for several days as guest of Dr Coter.
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St. Augustine's Chapel
Waikiki
Solomon's Quintet Club
Frog W. Macfarlane
Allo Gaerous
Jos
J Kinyoun
Ran Francie Ly
Orient
Pir
Coter
New Oriental Cargo Wharf To Handle Dredging and Fumigation
The city plans to begin fumigation of Oriental cargoes at the Channel wharf starting August 1. US officials will perform the work at no charge aside from sulfur and coal costs. Proposals include moving fumigation gear to a new quarantine wharf and enlarging facilities to host large steamers, easing cargo handling from infected ports.
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Channel
Ciyam Hina
Pacific Mall
SK. K
Orient
United States Ofteiall
Fornt
Makawao Polo Match Set for Switc Grounds near Masnavly Cen tury
A polo match is scheduled at the switch grounds adjoining the Masnavly century in Pula near Prilay on July. Teams Mukawan and Honolute will compete with their players present to spur each side toward victory.
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Wailuku
Pula
Prilay
Kapiolani Case in Judge Gear's Court This Morning
The court denied a motion to return a verdict for the plaintiff in the Kapiolani case. Instructions to the jury were discussed and the argument to the jury was set to proceed after adjournment. The jurors were excused until tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock.
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Gear
KB. McClanalan
Caaw
Cleghorn
Plains
Amendments at Walalua and veterinary glu siders case
Executive meeting debates amendments for SM Greenbowan Co to amend incorporation and hold meetings. A veterinary vet will be sent to Walalua to inspect suspected glanders. governor considers Honolulu firm’s incorporation changes. health board to fund burns aid. Hawaii fires discussed.
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SM. Greenbowan & Co
Parmtmelon
Thy Amendimenta
Dole
Cooper
Honolulu Tata Company
Artilley
Lola
Nevdae
Levy Joaeph
Merount
Omeer Tran
Walla
J. H. Hoyt
Iwifot
Burbage
Batute Trie
Dr Carter Fires at Rathburn on Koolau Premises
DL Carter of Koolau notified High Sheriff Brown that he shot at a man on the premises last night and offered to surrender. The injured man Rathburn was struck once by a single bullet, details of his injury unclear as the doctor reported two shots were fired. Island steamers will depart earlier tomorrow for Kinau and other ports.
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DL Carter
Koolau
Sheri A. M. Brown
Kovinu
W. K. Sithburn
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