Big Sand Shaken By Farthquake Shock
Two heavy earthquakes rattled Kau coast on Tuesday. The lava flow between Kona and Kau steamed high as ships’ timbers creaked, with strong rumbling sounds. Reports from Purser Priel aboard the Mamie Lan say the temblor rolled the vessel and lit lava, with shocks strongest near Kau and felt toward Kona and Maguire ranch. no damage reported.
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Kau
Kona
Ras A Me
Purser Priel
Honuipo
Engin
Priel
Maguire Ranch
Hetha
Hila
Tron Kan
QMOLEHAO Distillery Experiments Reported By Official
Ralph Johnstone of the Internal Revenue Department has returned from Kona reporting that the new distillery in Hawaii is in an experimental stage with no commercial run yet. He brought back sour mash samples for testing the quantity of okolehao obtainable, while Judge C F Hart, visiting his Nuu plantation, was a passenger aboard the Mauna Loa.
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Ralph Johnstone
Levenue
Kona
Wholebao
St.ee
C. F. Hart
Nhuu
Hawaii
Mauna Loa
Mrs Mills Honored At Pau Phi Hall Reception
Friends of Mrs Susan J Mills gather at Pau Phi Hall in Punatou to honor her career across Punatou Mt Holyoke Mills College and Oahu College with a musical program and stories from the 1860s 1864 era. The trustees of Oahu College host the reception and tribute to her noble work. Sugar and beets prices from San Francisco appear in the late item.
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Susan J. Mills
Pau Phi
Mt. Holyoke
Bartloolia
Oahu
Mills College
Pacific Coast
Oahu College
Ingalls
Hastings
Mills
Judge Dole
Jane W. BR. Castle
Alligator Pears Pineapples and Bananas Shipment Notice
Alameda June 12 lists next shipment to Coast of alligator pears, pineapples, and bananas. Orders left at Wells Fargo Office King Street for pickup or delivery.
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Alameda
Wells-Fargo
King ST. Fi
Campbell estate income distribution fixed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court fixed July 1905 as the distribution date for Campbell estate income, awarding the widow and children their share from that point. The ruling upheld the circuit court, clarifying that family allowance and maintenance continued during administration and after, with final settlement on July 1, 1905.
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Supreme Court
Robinson
Iene
Road Department Ongoing Work In Honolulu District
The Road Department reports extensive highway work in Honolulu with about 296 men at 20 work sites. $10,000 is being spent to improve King Street from Pfikol to Keeau smoku and recent oiling on these streets has reduced dust. Other streets, including Magazine Street being macadamized, are slated for repair. A court hearing this afternoon concerns the S C Allen estate appeal on Patient Wiloon property assessment, with the return at $4,000 and assessor raising to $6,000. Theodore Neilsen has been promoted to auction clerk replacing the retiring Keierk Manapl.
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Honolulu
King Street
Pfikol
Keeausmoku
Magazine Street
Pax Appeal Court
S.C. Allen
Wiloon
Asaasaor
N. Theodore Neilsen
Pleyele Pollow Toren
Keierk Manapl
Notlad
Reopened plants and a strange melon incident in Hilo
The Union Iron Works have reopened and strikers are at work while Fulton Risdon will resume Monday. A bizarre incident at the police station involves H. M. Kaniho and a painted melon. authorities consider sending the fruit to the Food Commissioner for analysis. Surveyor Bert Loebenstiels begins foreshore work at Reed's Bay for a potential harbor, with borings to map the sea floor.
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San Francisco
Cal
Union Iron Works
Fulton Iron Works
Risdon Works
Honorabe
H. M. Kaniho
Kanihe
Kanine
Kae Julhe
Kaniho
Hilo
Joe
United States
Bert Loebenstiels
Reed's Bay
Borligne
Sue Sword Ade
Covoanat Island
Schmitz Bail Decision Pending After Conviction
The question of admitting Mayor Schmitz to bail will be decided. Since his conviction Schmitz has been in custody.
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Sovein Cabiat
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Cratody
San Francisco Attorney Albert Johnson Dead
San Francisco on June 14 reports attorney Albert Johnson is dead. Details are scarce but authorities confirm the death of the local legal figure.
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San Francisco
Cal
Albert Johnson
Railroads Ordered to Obey Freight Rate Laws
Circuit Judge Parks in Kansas City on June 14 ordered eighteen railroads to comply with laws regulating freight rate fixing. The ruling enforces statutory limits and highlights regulatory scrutiny of pricing practices across the railroad industry.
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Keevinl Gable
Kansas City, Mo
Parks
Colonel Kataroff Murdered in Port as Worker Closes Case
St. Petersburg report says Col. Kataroff deputy port commander was killed by a workman. The brief notice notes the murder occurred today and adds a quoted exchange about marrying a widow, reflecting a transcribed Boston Trans print.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Col. Kataroff
Safe deposit boxes urged for valuable documents
Government advises citizens to store precious state documents in safe deposit boxes to prevent theft or fire. The guidance emphasizes distrust of keeping papers at home and suggests secure storage at a monthly fee of about fifty cents.
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Uncle A
Chinese Suicides in Palolo Valley
Wong Hu a Chinese laborer was found dead in Palolo Valley this morning with a self-inflicted throat wound set yesterday afternoon or at night. Two frightened Chinese witnesses reported the body and police awaited coroner’s jury findings while noting the deceased's odd behavior prior to the act.
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Wong Hu
Palolo Valley
Tir N Ut
Chu Su
Jarrett
Toa
Munir Vi
Houston
CPP
Taft ill in Minnesota. poisoning suspected
ST PAUL MINN June 14 12 04 PM Secretary of War William Taft very sick TY Curry Taft traveled to St Paul to deliver the address at the University of Minnesota graduation. ST PAUL MINN June 14 4 16 PM Taft taken ill with stomach trouble while riding in an automobile Poisoning suspected Naturally the brief report notes the illness and the possible poisoning without sensational detail
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wor
Wm Taft
Curry Taft
St. Paul
University of Minnesota
Taft
New College Seeks Temporary Home for Campus
Regents of the College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts discussed locating a temporary headquarters amid debates with officials including Mr. Coir Superintendent Tyoyiit and Land Commissioner Pratt. A plan to move a horse off the lot to clear space for a new high school building was noted, with feasibility discussions continuing.
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Marian Viallay
Tore Island
Viele
College of Agricuiture
Ae I.aid Mechanic Arts
Coir
Tyoyiit
Pratt
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Hawaiian Trust
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NEW College
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