Naturally For Hearst Delegates To Democratic Convention
Delegates from all the Islands prepare for the Democratic Territorial Convention in Honolulu. The main fight centers on Hearst delegation instruction with strong support and a vocal opposition. Curtiss P Apukea is tipped for chairman as efforts mount to limit lengthy speeches and shorten the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aisa
Tlande
Dred Turrell
Curtis P. Apukea
Prince David, C
Bt Louis
Dr. 310
A McGraw
Rea Lyons
Dr. Noblitt
Mr. Epitzer
John Bowler
Painter Woods
Jraux Harvey
Harry Juen
C.J. McCardy
K. B. Kidd
Hearst
Opyossition
Vention
Gorlock
Kinaw
Mont
Palmer Woods
Koirala
J.D. Kuston
Aili
St. Louis
Mani
den Lyons
Editor Faces Contempt Citation Over Publication
Editor Walter G. Smith of the Advertiser, back from vacation, appeared before Judge De Bolt citing him for contempt over an allegedly prejudicial article about Salomon Meheula. Ashford requested action. judge ordered contact to determine next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Smith
The
Advertiser
Hoewall
Nome
Lng
Judge de Bott
Vishiat Li
Te Bolt
Salomon Meheula
Erace
Ashford
Meneuia
Smith
Smiith
Neon
de Bolt
Batlitt Hopkine
Wailuku Delree Recess Delayed to June 14
Supreme Court with Associate Justice Galbraith on the bench heard arguments on aligning the decree to the Wailuku water rights election. Kinney for Wailuku sugar seeks a stay, Hartwell for Hawaiian Commercial suspects Galbraith's departure. matter continued to June 24. Earthquake shocks rattled Honolulu causing startled officials and rattled windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Galbraith
Focal
Isatime
Luamaport Logan
Oklahoma
Tin Morning
Wailuka
Kinney
Wailuku
Hartwell
Prasny
Galt
United States Army transports Logan and Buford arrive home
The Logan and Buford transports returned from the Orient docking at Nagasaki and Manila May 19 and 21. The Logan, faster and more comfortable, carried a large cabin passenger list including Major W. C. Owen and Captains Noble H. Croager and T. W. Leonard among many others. the Buford carried civilians and officers. Passenger counts include 452 aboard the Logan in steerage and cabin, with a mix of enlisted soldiers, Marines, civilians, and officers bound for San Francisco.
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United State Army
Buford
Logan
Orient
Harbor
Naval Wharf No. 1
Hiabop_wharf
Manila
Naganaki
Huford
Liat
Nagasaki
King
Biford
Hutort
Boach
Lowantna
Jonel HO
Sharp
W. C. Owen
He Welly
Noble H. Croager
J. N. Killis
T. W. Leonard
John T. Axton
Augustine McIntyre
Josey G. Langdon
W. J. Wentervelt
Geo
B. Kempe
John Hansolph
G. Geer
J. Buttgonth
B. Rt. Wert
C. Emory Hathaway
Brooks
Noyi. Ilonobura
J. W. Love
K. A. Balle
Wai
Mra
W. M. Whitman
J. W. ‘Thornton
Aby
Diack
Mr Black
R. Jumpe
Willian Payne
J. Brookele
Ay Wonton
H. Killikelly
DD. Calevert
Hubert Dunday
F. X. Hene
C. GC. Brower
Dodi
Mine Horne
Ricbling
Mr Swilling
W. A. Roberta
J. A. Beott
J. A. Scott
FD. French
H. Chambers
B. Ht
Chambers and Baby
ML. Carlington
W. D. Green
Stovall
C. E. Currier
Bam
B. Wilkin
Bunting
J A. Morgan
A. Hi
Re Griener Thos
Cody
W. Weimer
B. Kinte
L. Goddard
Norrie
W. W. Norris
Mint Norrie
A. F. Ward
Fish
V. Graham
D.C
A.M. Wilkins
Siva
A. NM. Wilkink
W.T. Hume
W. Whitted
Fulda Houghton
Miss Voorhies
J. Tarnenon
Honolulu
Logan Haven
Ke Maguire
J.C. Lenhart
Col. Davis
Camp McKinley
San Francisco
U.S. Army
U. & Marine Corps
nolMera
Privmere
Agamaki
Ran Franchco
Almont
Bo Buford
Philippine Civil Service
Police Department
Army Quartermasters Department
Aro
W. C. Hayes
Hayes
United States
Bulard Argan
J, Connor
Mrn
Catanave
Miss Casasare
Theo. Casannve
J. Hrurela
B. Mt. Balgon
Kelly
Ager
Gaman
le Lambert
Urhom
W. G. Moore
Gul Aed
Pitt
T. Ho
High School Tuition Vote Faces Retrenchment Plan
The proposal to retain tuition support for high school students by voluntary payments was rejected. Governor Carter and Superintendent Atkinsom sanctioning, principals would contribute to tuition for those kept from exodus of first class teachers. About 250 to 400 letters were sent, 140 replies returned, 166 favorable to the proposal. Atkinsom would shift expenses to lower taxpayers, labeling the plan as the High School retrenchment, warning several top teachers may depart at term end.
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Carter
Princithey
Atkingan
Aathin
Lowe
Warships Leave Fr Jan Unalaska Voyage Begins
A Hawaii harbor scene shows a naval squadron under Admiral Glen departing for Unalaska. The procession included gunboats Henning ton Marblehead Concord and Iroquois, with Huffato and Miawera among others. A house party at the Peninsula honors Lila Violet Makee and Genevieve Dowsett with a launch cruise.
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Glen
Hawaii
Unalaska
Aagahip
New York
Naval
Miawera
Jabe
Buford
Panama
United States
Nero
Admiral Glan’ Geet
Kitka
Albany
Peninsula
Howtenses
Mra Noonan
Kepoikal Wins From Auditor in Territory Legal Fight
The Treasurer of the Territory appeals the Auditor J H Fisher ruling to deny a $500 attorney fee from the incidental appropriation. The Supreme Court, with Justices Galbraith Perry Frear concurring, sustains the Treasurer’s assertion that he may consult private counsel for an injunctive suit against the Public Works Department to restrain transfer of Honolulu Water Works to county authorities. The ruling supports paying reasonable compensation for incidental expenses out of the appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory
Kepoikal
T Supreme Court
J. H. Fisher
Kinney, McClanahan & Cooper
Public Works Department
Muthari Ues
Honolulu
Galbraith
Perry
Justion Frear
Tia
Ault
India
Tiraing
Territorial
Executive Department
B.C. Peters
Bays Justice Perry
Pan
White Flag Lured Men to Death in Nanshan Hill Clash
Nagasaki, Japan reports that Russians misused the white flag of truce to lure Japanese troops into exposed positions where they were fired upon. Cossacks repulsed. In St. Petersburg a sharp engagement around Fangwangchen was described as a unity of forces repulsed Gowmacks. A revenue cutter Bear reported in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagabaki
Japan
Nanshan Hill
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Fang-wang-chen
Gowmacks
Japan reports losses in Kinchow and Nanshan battle
Tokyo dispatch to the Japanese consul in Honolulu dated June 4 1904 reports the Kinchaw and Nanshan engagement of May 20 resulting in 4204 total casualties including 749 dead among which 33 were officers and 1485 noted with no casualties to Japanese generals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honolulu
Kinchaw
Nanshan
Takahira
Notable insurer ruling on plague fire policy dispute
Supreme Court holds insurer not liable for fire losses when Board of Health orders destruction to stop bubonic plague. Fire spread from three condemned buildings connected to Kwong Len Yuen & Co results from an engineer’s action. Policy excludes indirect loss unless caused by authority, and proximate cause is the health order. The decision affects coverage for insured property in Honolulu.
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Mancheater Fire Ansurance Company
Supreme Court
Maunakes
Delog
Kwong Len Yuen & Co
Perry
Freer
Galbraith
Board of Health
the Board of Health
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Mith
Kaditor Smith
Lily
Wailuka Delree
Benjamin System
Alied Benjamine
Makers A
Kash Co., Ltd
IWO
Logan Ball
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Masons Temple
Auditor
White Flag
Seoul
Korea
Gensun
East Olan
Washington, D. C
Jobee
San Domingo
Pe Saythiiac
N. Y
F. T. Young
Caeser
Kansas
Kansas City
Cal
Pinole
Revenue Cutter Bear
Bear
Hoxolul
Republic of Liberia
Senate
Jas, A. Banister
Oxfords
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