Calm confident Kaneko says his government aims to avert war
Daron Kaneko told a Bulletin reporter he travels in an informally appointed capacity and plans a six month stay in St Louis with stays in New York and Washington. He and financier Takahashi pursue Japan US trade ties, aiming to boost Southern states’ commerce via the St Louis Exposition as a step toward broader Atlantic relations. A London leg is planned for Japan’s English financial links. A reception honors the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapan
Ruvala
Reval
Daron Kaneko
Japan
Biberis
Mikado
Bia
Kaneko
White
Margarete
Justice
Ageculture
Comanoreo
Staten
New York
Wash
Ington
Bt Louis
Taball Cravel
St. Louis
Haron
Jove
Baron Kaneko
Takaha Ai
Bank of Japa
Takahashi
Auew York
London
England
Conmul Miki Sako
Baron Kateko
Mr. Takahashi
No Rogal
Butcher shop threat ends with arrest in Chinatown incident
Luke Wo, the market proprietor, told a Bulletin reporter Chong Chan entered the San Chang Lung Co shop at King and Aati streets and threatened to kill Young Pong. A yard boy and Yee Wo restrained Chan after he jumped the counter. Chan was arrested afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Chang Lung Co
King and
Aati
Chong Chan
Kong Ling Wo Co
Luke ‘Wo
Chour Chan
Young Pong
Jme
Wade
Coysuls
Yee Wo
Break Up of Mokoli Ship Under Railway Work
The old steamer Moxoin, recently bought by the Young Brothers, rests on the marine railway. Plans aim to remove the wheel and dismantle the vessel, following proposed works near Ferald Inatill Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxoin
Young Brothers
Advance on Manchuria not Davis sparks judge review
In federal court Judge Dole said he will look further into the dispute over a Breckone brief in the Davis case. George A. Days testified that Breckone’s statement of facts to Washington may have been improperly separated from its context. The hearing involves ownership claims to reef property and a deed of trust tied to the Roman Catholic Bishop of Panapolis and other parties. The case in the First Judicial Circuit of Hawaii’s territorial court centers on guardianship and equity actions with multiple named individuals and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale
Davis
Breckons
Washington
Dole
Breckona
George A. Days
United States
Marta
John K. Sumner
Pampolis
Circuit Court
First Judicial Circuit
Harwall
Har Front
Maria
Oaly Railway & Land Company
John K
The
United Stats
War correspondents in Japan bottled up in Tokyo
A Bulletin report quotes C L Brownell noting Japanese officials keep war correspondents under tight surveillance in Japan. He observes secrecy, the risk of capture, and limits on travel to Nagasaki or Yokohama while awaiting possible escape. Brownell, veteran author, cites patriotism and widespread volunteerism among men and women for the war effort. The piece also mentions support for local philanthropic efforts and a musical lecture raising funds for Castle Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Brownell
Japan
England
Amverion
Sitoria
San Francisco
Fred. J. Church
Waialua
Beattie
Mr. Church
Repternoon
Brown
America
Tokio
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Korea
Javk Landon
London
Brownell
China Arrival Near Harbor Allegedly Delayed
The China from San Francisco was telephoned shortly after 1 o'clock in the afternoon at Wasatti port. She would have entered the harbor earlier if not for the John Enn, which occupied the port with a load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wasatti
John Enn
Kinderwartens and treasury work featured at YWCA meeting
In the pleasant parlor of the YWCA this morning the Hoard of Supervivora of the Free Kimorgarion Association held its monthly meeting with Mra Wo Allen presiding. Reports indicate progress in Kinder wartens despite tempestuous weather lowering attendance and health standards. treasury surplus exists but fundraising tasks remain arduous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Free Kimorgarion Association
Mra. Wo. Allen
Judge orders continued contempt hearing over alimony
Marty Finn, ex caption of Warriol Pollet, testifies before Judge Rob inson in chambers about failing to pay temporary alimony to his wife Nina Flint. Flint cites injury and unemployment, asks if the court can compel his return to police duty or income, while Finn details his lack of funds. The judge keeps the matter open until next Tuesday at 10 am, directing Flint to apply to the police department for a position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Finn
Warriol Pollet
Robinson
Chambers
Nina Flint
Hall
Fine
Hu Way
Hile Renta
Balion
Flint
Bat
Nan Aall
Tam
Jon Robinson
Filnt
Divorce Hearing Focus on Temporary Alimony
The court session centered on temporary alimony while mudslinging was not addressed. Judge Jude Lyle Dickey presided in the Police Court this morning due to the steamer incident involving Judi Lindany. the Maul will sail at four o clock for Paauhau Cokala and Hakalau with freight to the first two ports and Japanbound laborers from the Biberta bound for Hakalau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Lyle Dickey
Judi Lindany
Kawai
Maul
Paauhau
Cokala
Hakalau
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Benjamin
Ing
Manchuria
Business
Knox
Wells, Fargo & 60
Express
Sonle Temple
Mr. Turner
Mim Kobe
Kohala
Mary Roberts Smith
Young Hotel
Castle
Ar, Gurvey, Jr
Mira
Swangy
China
Tialto
Rige & Perkins
Monarch
Cluett. Brands
Levingston’s, Jist
Heywood Oxford
Somerset
Heywood Blucher
Amsterdam
Heywood
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Associated Press
Shanghai
Wonsan
Vladivostok
Siberia
Russia
ST. Petersburg
Admiral Mackerof
Port Arthur
Marines
Philadelphia
Philippines
Count von Walderbee III
Hanover
Germany
Count von Waldersee
Lima
Peru
Mayotte
Comoro Islands
Montevideo
Uruguay
Bulletin
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