Cable Lands At Midway The Hague Warship Ordered
June 23 The Hague reports a warship is ordered to West India waters to safeguard Dutch interests amid tensions. The move follows cables indicating Dutch concerns and strategic patrols near the region.
23 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
1
June 23 The Hague reports a warship is ordered to West India waters to safeguard Dutch interests amid tensions. The move follows cables indicating Dutch concerns and strategic patrols near the region.
A Japanese man Yanagi killed Kuwabara and wounded a Japanese woman in a room at the Ewa plantation camp near the Ewa mill during a midnight attack. Kuwabara died shortly after at the plantation hospital. the woman survived with serious injuries and three fingers severed on her right hand. Yanagi fled along the railroad toward Honolulu. The woman had been married to Yanagi, who had left his plantation job and sold his household effects and his wife to Kuwabara. Police were alerted at 1 a.m. by Kwa plantation officer Reid.
Purposed purchase of land at Katmukt for the erection of a home for members of the order. The home will be located near Diamond Head road. Work on improving the property will begin soon.
The Senate debates wharf expenditures during the Fortysfifth Extra Session. House measures and readings are noted, with bills on wharf and landing projects, Lahaina and Kahului items challenged, and calls to strike or modify specific appropriations.
An odd, fragmented ad-like note promotes toning and restoring appetite by claiming to revive sensitive organs. The text reads as a marketing style prompt urging action to return the body's systems to normal function.
Judge Robinson awarded damages to Eleanor K. Prendergant in her suit against the Monad Unit Transit and Land Company, or rather against the transit, totaling two thousand two hundred fifty dollars. The ruling states defendant bore fault for the injuries, while plaintiff’s prior health factors were noted.
The fragment references Wells Fargo and 60 Express, towing rates, San Francisco, on site packaging and an office at the Masonic Temple. Details are incomplete but indicate a transportation and service rate notice with contact information.
Notice is given to holders of claim warrants up to a number and believes that on or after June 22 their certificates of award to the First National Bank will be paid pro rata. W. F. MacLennan, Special Disbursement Agent.
London reports a careful canvass in Parliament that a compromise on the trial and purchase bill will pass by a good majority. The bill would preserve its core aim of land purchase by present tenants with government assistance, and changes are not expected to undermine the original principles.
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