Men On Bennington Listed After Boiler Blast
Partial roster from the Bulletin lists officers and crew aboard the gunboat Bennington bound for Honolulu when a boiler exploded. Names include Commander Lucien Young, executive officer Victor Blue, navigating officer A F H Yates, and numerous petty officers, engineers, seamen, and apprentices. Continued on page 4.
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Bennington
Honolulu
Lucien Young
Victor Blue
A. F. H. Yates
N, P Perry
L. Sahm
H. Jacy
C. Morris Jr
A, C. Peck
A. Anderson
Weiter
C. Allen
C. KE Aloy
Armatrong
1. Boyens
J. L. Burns
Brooks
Brunson
Clase
F. W. Brown
Burr
Gee
G. H. Cox
Ap Davig
Dietrich
J. H. Dustin
de Courtney
Dresch
R. Davie
A. Dallett
H. Dean
M. Chamber
Kokren
Grabach
Irving T A Comprehensive Shooting Ordinance
A Honolulu board debate centers on a comprehensive shooting ordinance for porting purposes. Officials discuss licensing, minor restrictions, and potential penalties while awaiting clearer guidance from Territorial law. Union Express Co. touts baggage service as Gov John Haker testifies in the Parker Ranch case amid ongoing local political tensions.
Ilimas Defeat Wailuku Stars in Lahaina Baseball
In Lahaina on Sunday July 24 the Ilimas beat the Wailuku Stars in a baseball game. Final score Ilimas 01 Wailuku Stars 5. Bissatece appears as a partial name or note in the report.
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Wailuku
Maui
Himas
Wailukus Stars
Lahaina
Ilimas
Wailuku Stare
Bissatece
Board of Health Resumes War on Mosquitoes
The Board of Health plans a renewed effort against mosquitoes using oil in sewer basins and arch basins identified as breeding sites. Despite no new appropriation from the Legislature, funds from the board will cover treatment, with Inspector Fox set to operate in Punahou and nearby districts, subject to public subscription if a broader campaign is needed.
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Board of Health
Apire
Pinkham
Fox
Punahou
Bennington Gunboat Straggler Whitlock Reports Aboard
H Whitlock, the sole straggler from the Bennington, reported at the Naval Station today and is now aboard the U S Troop ship. He claims no desertion, misplacing his memory of joining the crew, and expresses sorrow over the Bennington disaster while noting he heard nothing of defective boilers. A daughter was born July 28, 1905 to Mr and Mrs E A Rowland. A chorus rehearsal for the gentlemen’s chorus is set for 7:20 PM at Kiks Mall with full rehearsal Thursday night.
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H. Whitlock
Bennington
Naval Station
U. S. & Trowoe
Whitlock
Hin Mory
Hewana
White Jack
Bay of San Diego
Beronade
Kiks Mall
Meat price rise linked to Carter says Eben Low
Eben P Low the ranch expert testified that Carter was largely responsible for the meat price increase through intimidation of two large ranches Parker Ranch and the Americas Sugar Co. He cited higher beef prices from 2 to 11 cents per pound and showed Metropolitan Meat Co payments to Parker Ranch. Low noted Carter’s influence depended on cattle control and suggested Carter would benefit Parker Ranch and Annie Parker if he controlled the American Sugar Co. ranch.
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Eben P. Low
Carter
Metropolitan Teatro
Low
Harry von Holt
W. A. Kinney
Parker Ranch
Americas Sugar Co
Kinney
Ralee
Metropolitan Meat Co
American Sugar Co
Annie T K. Parker
Charar
President Carter Seeks Government Support Plea
In Berlin on July 24 Kaiser Kaiser tells William and Czar Nicholag to seek peace. The meeting off the Swedish coast was described as personal with no public agenda. It is reported the Kaiser advised peace and urged restraint amid tensions.
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Carter
Kaiser
Berlin
Germany
William
Czar Nicholag
Discharge of Kipahulu Jailor Claims Error
The letter from Deputy Sheriff Wittrock of Hann explains that Kabele the Kipahulu Jailor was wrongly discharged due to a clerical error. He says the Supervisors had not appointed new police officers July 15, so the same officers were reappointed temporarily. The note, from Hana Maui dated July 15, 1905, notes further incidents including a Portuguese worker near Kas Hihi reservoir and Toyoki Rouse, a Japanese man who pleaded guilty to second degree murder.
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Sheri Henry
Sheri Wittrock
Hann
Kabele
Kipahelv
Hana
Maui
Wm. Henry
Territory of
Hawaii
Kipahulu
Patson
Kas Hihi
Lee
Quest's Hospital
Rowse Toyoki
Wis
Hawaiian Supreme Court Receives Sixteenth Reports
Acting Governor Atkinson received the first copy of the Sixteenth Hawaiian Reports from the Bulletin Publishing Company. The volume includes the Castleva Secretary of the Territory case and notes on the Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company stockholders meeting this afternoon to amend by laws to conform with new cond laws after Wilder's steamship company absorption.
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A. Tl. C. Atkinson
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Bulletin
Cane Jany
Castleva
Inter-Ieland Steam Navigation Company
Wilder
Seamaship Company
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New York
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Eney
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Ilimas Beat Stars
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Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street, Honolulu
Eben
Victor Ble
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Blue
Lyon
Sondag
Jones, Henry & Chant
San Francisco
L. B. Kerr & Co
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