Waianae Celebration Tug of War Dominates Waianae Event
At Waianae on June 11 the tug of war dominated celebrations with Lumberyards led by W J Crook triumphing over Walanae after two pulls and a second, while Walanae youths and Japanese teams also competed for extended periods. Japanese supporters and women helped cheer as teams, aged 1 to 20, faced lengthy bouts and crowd energy remained high through the afternoon.
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Waianae
Lumbersards
W. J ©. Crook
Lomberyards
W.C. Crook
Lumberyards
Hawaii vs Saylage Juen Schnack case ends in remand for new sentence
In Territory of Hawaii v Saylage Juen Schnack and Savidge the Supreme Court, Justice Perry writing for a unanimous court, remands the case to the Circuit Court for imposition of legal sentences after finding the defendants acted with only necessary force in ejecting Kamakee from property. The court upheld some rulings but set aside others and ordered a rereview of penalties.
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Territory of Hawaii
William Saylage
Harry Juen
J. H. Schnack
Circuit Court
Justice Perry
Supreme Court
Kamaken
Schnack
Joey
Savidge
Kamakee
Ur Court
N. Peterson
Juen
Powlbly
Humphreyn
Alfonso
Tapity
Cathcart
JM. Thayidson
Boer Leaders Accept Terms of the British
London reports the signing of terms of surrender by Boer representatives and Lord Milner. King Edward VII praises peace and prosperity, crowds celebrate across London with flags, bells, and cheers. Stock Exchange opens with South African securities as the empire rejoices.
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Landon
Trelanil
United Kingdom
Panve
Sou Africa
Edward
London
Naval
Mangston House
Royal Exchange
Tratalear Square
God
Stock Exchange
the King
Lord Kitchener
London Stock Exchange
Boers Must Submit to Peace Terms in House of Commons
In London on June 3 the House of Commons demanded the first Lord of the Treasury’s statement. A. J. Balfour announced terms of peace in South Africa, urging Boer forces to lay down arms and acknowledge King Edward VII, with surrender details to be arranged by Lord Kitchener.
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House of
Treasury
A. J. Balfour
Balfour
South Africa
Lord Milner
Mr. Steyn
Hremner
R. de Wet
Dodge Hertaog
Orange Pree
Schalk-Hurger
Reits
Louis Botha
Delores
Dewlet
Edward VII
Lord Kite
Tonia
Lord Kitchey
Rammon
Lord Kitchener
Lord Roberts
Lord Robie
Paul Hever
Auller
Poare
Kitchener
Victoria
Bleyn
Oranke Free State
Vercentiint
New Manila Concern Plans Manila Fuel Department
On the Buford, JP Stoffmer and Williane K. Bishop of the Maryland based Philippine Department of the FL delity and Depontt Company travel to establish a fuel department in Manila. They meet Henry Smith, chief clerk of the dudietary, and the designated officer for Hawaii for Union Surety and Guaranty Co. of New York and Philadelphia, and the Cite Hrunt and Guaranty Co. of Washington. They also visited Judge Humphreys and carried letters introducing them as they pursue introductions on the Sunday Bulletin at $1.25 per year.
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Buford
JP Stoffmer
Williane K. Bishop
Philippine Department of the
FL Delity and Depontt Company
Maryland
Fuel Department
Manila
Stoffner
Bishop
Henry Smith
Ehief
Dudietary
Hawaii
Union Surety and Guaranty Co
New York
Philadelphia
Hrunt and Guaranty Co
Washington, D.C
Didge Humphreys
Republicans Meet Denounces Antati Labor Employment
At a Republican Territorial Central Committee meeting Tuesday night the resignation of T. S. Stewart was accepted and A. Kennedy was deterred from chairmanship. A resolution urged Secretary to request Superintendent of Public Works to deny privileges to corporations employing alien labor when local voter labor is available.
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Republean
T. Set Stewart
A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Superintendent of Public Works
Sewe r complaints from hotel proprietor amid foul odor
Major Walter, owner of the Oeel- Rental howl at King and Alakes, complains of intolerable stench from a storm sewer opening by the hotel front curb. He says he has reported to authorities without relief and notes other tenants suffer as well despite the new work.
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Walter
King
Wailuku Boys Win In Local Basketball Game
Wailuku defeated Hite leumy Wan in a close game played yesterday. The wireless report notes a final score near 18 to 102 with Wailuku taking a lead at key moments. Details are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Wireless Telegraph
Wailuki
Taneball
Wailakie
Hite Leumy Wan
Wailuku Bore
Kanuku Delays Tow to Wrecked Fannie Kerr After Warm Debate
Directors of the Intur fstandt Co. decide not to tow the derelict Fannie Kerr to port, citing high costs and risk. Captain Gibbons notes fire aft aboard the vessel and suggests towing is impractical until repairs are possible in San Francisco. A volcanic eruption at Kahuku Sugar's mill sends a 294 inch water column, revealing a fresh artesian well and a planned water supply for milling.
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Tuesay
Intur Fstandt Co
Alkahala
Fannie Kerr
Kaual
John Ena
Gibbons
Vear
Mikahinla
Agwinat Land
Coalluk Opera Mtone
Tony
Ena
Fannie Burr
Mikihala
San Francisco
Om Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Kahuku Sugar Company
Yeaterjay
Wahu
Monaniua
Honolulu
Voheering Wight
Walaina
Ewart
Waimanalo
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Edward Ie
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New Manila
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