Honokaa Fire Quickly Exterminated by Volunteer Brigade
A fire aboard the Iwalani off Honokaa caused by a laborer smoking burned water and injured several Japanese workers. The Honokaa district faced water shortages as cisterns ran dry, with water hauled from Kukulhaole. Mill operations, including a cave mill and trolley system, faced delays. Deputy Sheriff Moannon recovered a watch from a Porto Rican suspect after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwalani
Honokas
Hawaii
Honoka Plantation
Warte
Kukulhaole
Walpie
Forbes
Latpahoetior Sugar Company
Platts
Hwalant
Whey
Morita Japanese jeweler links theft to two Chinese men
A Morita Japanese jeweler near Heretania and King Streets identified watches and jewelry found at Binlay as partirels from a burglary. Detectives arrested Hong Cheoue Allan Ah Choo and Yong Mung alias Ming Kong, both Manchurians, on larceny charges for a $300 theft from a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moritaa
Heretania
King Strvete
Binlay
Mik Plocr
Bunt News
Detertive Kaapa
She
Ming Kong
Sie Place
Liquor Case Delayed in County Court
A disjointed report shows Jon Mynidem facing liquor charges as Keltiyta officers clash with court officials. Judge Dickey postpones proceeding to allow further review after confusions at the police station and tangled deputy actions. Attorneys Kanluknd and Vive request additional time. the case moves to Saturday on bond terms set by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Jon Mynidem
Keltiyta
Poi Otfiers
Okolehas
Dickey
Sheri Cillingy
Unclear Citizen Tale From A Fragment
fragmentary notice mentions a citizen renouncing allegiance to an empire and indicating a political act. names and places are garbled, leaving an uncertain path and unclear authorities or dates.
College Hills Growth Underway As Residential Projects Multiply
Three residences are under construction with bids for another about to be opened and plans for several more in the hands of local architects. All are for bona fide purchasers. The car line and water plant progress makes immediate occupancy possible, signaling strong momentum for College Hills development.
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College Hills
The Chinese Population Count in Hawaii Discrepancy
The Census Commissioner report shows 25 767 Chinese in Hawaii Territory, with a 5 168 difference from Chamberlain's 28 aes. The variance stems from motives to register, classification of anyone with Chinese blood as Chinese, and longer registration field time allowing liars to evade counting. Jamies Han Vivisehaves appears as a related case there.
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Commissioner of Census
Hawaii
Chamberlain
Lahaina to Get Modern Hotel and Parlor
Lahaina plans a new hotel with an up to date restaurant and ice cream parlor connected to lodging rooms. Investor Lemon, Mr Barkbacien, and Str. Alberg back the project which will cost about 5000 dollars. The venture aims to boost Lahaina as a central Maui hub and keep pace with Walluku’s progress.
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Lahaina
Source Lemon
Barkbacien
Str
Alberg
Labalpa
Maui
Walluk
Arrested Kunsts in Court for Illicit Liquor Sale
Mr and Mrs Kunst two elderly men who had prior operas tions appeared in Police Court charged with selling liquor without license. They and their attorney J K Kaullane were brought to court yesterday with a language barrier as Kawlin tried English and German words to aid understanding before the session was adjourned to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunst
J. K. Kaullane
Kawlin
Beetle Eating Wasp Studied By Ashmead At WaahTnaton Museum
Prof Ashmead of the WaahTnaton Museum tours the Big Island Hawaii insects, reporting new species and parasites useful to agriculture. He plans to import Tephia wasps from the mainland to Hawaii, noting their larvae predation and potential in damp soils, while preparing for a coast trip with Japanese wood wasps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashmead
WaahTnaton Museum
Hawaiian Islands
Moray
Big Island
H WI
Ashuwwad
Columbia
Florida
Hawaii
Kochole
Jobebly
Movement to begin old schedule in hall league games
Reports indicate a plan to start with the old schedule including the Reus versus Honolulue game Saturday afternoon and then replay the entire schedule. Speculation grows about a visit from the Farramento team drawing interest from city baseball enthusiasts. Dr. RM Malster will accept the Cuba Insane Asylum position as resident medical superintendent, with H. Kibley also accepting as assistant. both take charge tomorrow. Professor W. T. Powell, Washington public schools superintendent, visits Honolulu on homeward Orient tour, praising Hawaiian School system. Tax office notes total income tax of 1400 heitisen due by tomorrow night. electric car fare to Pacile Heights is 5 cents.
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Hall League
Coatie
Reus
Honolulue
Ken
RM. Malster
Cuba Insane Asylum
Board of Health
Haw
de. Pratt
H. Kibley
Yemien
W. T. Powell
Washington
Honolulu
Orient
Pummer School
Inspector Gibbon
Ayaten
Juuk Antech
Pacile Heights
Kawalahao Friday Night Organ Program At Kawatahana
Historic church event outlines an organ concert led by Rev Hy Parker and Wray Taylor with solos and hymns, plus an anticipated church fundraiser for a new organ. The program features transcriptions and sacred pieces, while the Quinn family plans a large reunion trip to include relatives in San Francisco and Rikeder.
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Kawalahao
Chute
Hy H. Parker
aMule Andy
Friends of Good Iusto
Lye
Wray ‘Talor
Arounal
Thayer Wray Taylor
Frolly of the Fairies
Defendants Claim Trust Existed In His Name In Probate Case
Serious probate and trust accounting matters unfold as Judge Gear contemplates rulings in a multi party dispute over a 4000 dollar balance from land sale proceeds. Mrs Montanova and Mr Castle face questions about trust authority while the Grand Jury convenes and trustees accounts are referred to a master for action.
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Montanova W. FL. Castle
Castle
Calle Oy
Femen Bey
Jewise
Plalue UM
Cantle
Ames
W. C. Achi
Matutu
Gear
Levy
Achill
Katy
Muir
Robert W. Holt
Henry Smith
J. M. Monsarrattin
Waser
H. A
B. Carter
GR. Carter
TW. Gray
Herman Focké
Long Term Senate Apportionment Debate Sparks State Action
The Independents and Republicans clash over how to apportion the long term Senate seats. A Republican committee drafts a bill for Congress while a special session may be called to settle the issue at home. Independent leaders insist on local resolution rather than congressional action.
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Legionaire
Lake Ib
Senate
Vto
Republican Central
Republicas Party
Actin
Bulletin
Congress
Hawaiian Wedding in Cathedral with Old Time Luau
Mr. Kila Kanlhow and Mfine Maren Nahing wed last evening at the Roman Catholic Cathedral. A large gathering attended the ceremony and reception at William Rinker’s home in Watkahatuli, followed by a traditional old time Hawaiian toast and entertainment.
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Kila Kanlhow
Mfine Maren Nahing
Wiliam Rinker
Watkahatuli
Tinker
Roger
Four Buoy Mark Hazard at Ma-rae Harbor Entrance
The Wibley Steamish Company plans placing four buoys off Ma-baue Hay to mark a danger line near the harbor. The markers will be set by the steamer and warn vessels of shallow water as giants like the Giant Horse have run aground nearby. The Lucy has been involved in this effort and the location will be filed with the United States Hydrographic Office for future reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibley
P Co
Hay Batt
Mabie Hays Mini
Ie United Stales
Hydrographic Office
OPPICIALG Inspect Tour Of Sewer Public Works
Officials conducted a tour of sewer and public works facilities, visiting pumping stations and outfall points. The group, delayed by court matters, noted workers and equipment readiness with plans for October or November completion.
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Well
Hawaii hotel proprietor marries at German chapel
The Hawaii hotel harbor owner Sehueneppe and a war veteran were married yesterday at a German Latheap chapel in a ceremony attended by Superintendent and the war veteran. The event prompts talk of a sensational September, with ongoing speculation about seating and crowd arrangements as officials plan seating and travel.
Ideal Place on Alternate Street Almost Complete
The article describes a near finished office building on Alaska Street offering offices and rooms for physicians and purpose offices. Promoters Henry W. Howard and A. Be Nivbole state completion by August 10 with many suites and living rooms rented to doctors and charities. The building features a spacious front, cool dry basement warehousing, broad plazas, and plans for a pleasant, design led secure environment for occupants.
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Angin 10
Henry W. Howard
Walluk
Yevern
Aifles
Dra. Howard and Nichols
Associated Charities
Dr. Htodgers
Jobin
Auxao
New Paint and Paper House Opens on Union Street
The MeKechale Paint and Wall Paper Company opened a new store on Union Street this week offering paint, wall paper, and interior decoration items. The shop advertises a large wallpaper line, practical painter services, and aims to inspire customers with ideas on interior decorations.
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Union St
MeKechale Paint and Wall Paper Company
Union Street
New
LTR
Oie
Olle
Hte
Bemneitul Slenigne
Bail Reduced for Sea King Captain in Federal Court
Captain Albert Wallace of the Sea King faced federal charges after an assault alleged by the Night News. Bail was cut from 1000 to 50, with the prosecuting attorney approving the reduced amount as the case proceeds.
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Albert Wallace
The
Sea King
Telat
Dude
Altorney
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Honoulu Tishman
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