Opium Smuggling Routes From Coast to Territory
Reports indicate opium enters the Territory via coast steamers and Pacific ports. Prices drop from eighty to seventy five dollars per five taels, with stamped varieties at reduced rates. Crew members and ship operations enable concealment and transport from Hong Kong and Oriental ports to Honolulu and beyond, evading customs and exploiting tighter searches on local steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound Porta
San Francisco
Mexican
Orient
Hongkons
Dng
Opium Seizure Leads to Federal Trial in Hawaii
In Honolulu harbor a shipboard opium find triggered a federal case. Witnesses described two cooks with opium and a Lang grip found in a cabin. Leong Sang denied knowledge, but defendant was held for trial under bond of 750 as voting day approached on Tuesday.
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Wose
Invkine
J. FL Nicholy
R. T. Tay
Lang
Saw Us Bia
Taylor
Bang
Federal
Bondy
Government Acquires Land to Build Lighthouse at Kilauea
Kilauea Sugar Plantation transfers thirty-nine and a half acres near Kilauea Kavial to the United States Government for lighthouse construction. Land parcels include thirty-one and a half acres plus five acres for inland road near the shore. Transfer contested by A B Sprecklow and H W Thomas, officers of the company. If unsure where to vote Tuesday, consult today. Vote on Tuesday.
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Kilauea
United States
Kilafa
Kavial
A.B. Sprecklow
H.W. Thomas
Arrest of Henry Jam under Edmunds Act in Waiheno
Henry Jam was arrested yesterday at Waiheno on a wireless order from United States Marshal Hendry. A deputy will leave for Honolulu on Monday to bring him in. Jam is an involved man charged under the Edmunds Act along with Lissle Perkin. They were to vote next Tuesday as indicated in the Vote No bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jam
Waiheno
United States
Hendry
Honolulu
Jam
Edmunds
Lissle Perkin
Noting the Evasive Reply and Foot-Killer Exchange
An unclear dialogue excerpt shows Browning and Greening discussing value and selling price, with mentions of a foot-killer and a plan to capture leper crew. The fragment includes stray lines about editorial rooms and telephone numbers for the Bulletin office.
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Bulletin Office
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Mazda
the von Hamm-Young Young Co., Ltd
Sole Hawaiian Distributors
Sachs’ Dry Goods Co
Fort and
Beretania
Gillette Blades Colt
TOO
Benson, Smith & Co
Fort and Hotel Streets
K. Uyeda
IAA
The
Yokohama Specie Bank
Hawaii
Liamilithe
Yi Axul
Yokohama Specie Hank, Ltd
Monolala
Y Akal
Jane
David L. Peterson
Jadiotal
Browning
Greening
PIS
Nupope
Nupopp
Patent Colt
Laird Schober Company
E. P. Reed & CO
Tomen
LAIRD
Sch.ber & CO
Laird Schober
BER, Wichert & Re Gardner
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Limited
Fort Street
Laird Schober & CO
Wichert & Gardner
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