No Officer On Kaikui's Bridge Scene At Marine Collision
Witnesses recount the night Feb 27 collision between the Kukui and a vessel near Honolulu. AD Shaw of the United States Lighthouse Tender Kille fills and Lt Sahm testifies describe conditions, bridge positions, lights, and searches. Injuries are not detailed. officers criticize visibility and crew actions as the inquiry continues.
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AD. Shaw
United States
Kile Fill
United Hotel
Bellene and
Shills
Shaw
Widge
Niehid
Keriger
Kukui
Sahm
U.S. N
Hawiii
Honolulu
Promotion Committee Seeks Senate 50000 For Its Work
The Ways and Means Committee weighs a 50000 appropriation for promotion work. The article notes related tax policy debates, a recount bill, and divisions on spending, with committee recommendations differing between the House and Senate.
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Senate
Waiomao Stream Clearing Stalled at Public Works Hearing
The superintendent of public works faces censure for missing deadlines while the Palolo Valley area voices concern at a hearing. Officials warned of continuing danger as the committee reviews the public lands issue and calls for accountability.
El Paso Welcomes Mexican Refugees Amid Border Turmoil
El Paso Texas hosts a growing stream of Mexican refugees fleeing unrest in Juarez across the Rio Grande. Officials report heightened border activity as banks and businesses respond, while federal agents push restrictive measures and news flow tries to balance safety and humanitarian needs.
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el Paso
Tex
March
Juarox
Ris Grande
JUDGE CLEMONS ELIGIBLE TO SIT IN U S BUILDING SITE CASE
Judge Charles F Clemons is deemed eligible to preside over the United States condemnation proceedings for the Fort street property. The ruling contrasts Hawaiian practice which would require disqualification. Federal law offers no disqualification provision, confirming Clemons will hear the case once the legal period from the first notice of condemnation expires.
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Clemons
U. S
Dole
Thompson
Clemens ix
Clematy
Bishop & Co to Open Kauai Branch Bank
Bishop and Company plans a Kauai branch to serve local business citizens. The new bank, to be located in Waithea, will be managed by T Brandt and operate like the Lille branch, with deposits loaned to patrons to promote local business. Construction will begin once a new building is ready.
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Bishop & Co
Kauai
Waithea
T. Brandt
Hofgaard 4 Pe Co
Lille
Russia to Demand Full Privileges in Provinces
Petersburg dispatch reports the foreign ministry directs officials to assert Russia’s consular and commercial privileges in the provinces of Manchuria and Mongolia, amid tensions with China over treaty terms and active negotiations for expanded privileges.
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Cat Petersburg
Minieior Ab
China
Russia
Mass Meeting Seeks School Improvements In Wahiawa Area
Citizens from Hanapepe Eleele Wahiawa and Matuwell plantation join Eleele Hall meeting to push board authorities for a larger Garden Isle school plan. About 400 pupils face overcrowding as dilapidated buildings fail to meet needs. speakers urge faster action and better facilities for the district.
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Wahiawa
Kauni
Maret
Hanapepe
Eleele
Matuwell
Eleele + Hall
Hunapepe
Board of Public + Instruction
Philans
Supreme Court Upholds 1909 Corporate Tax Law
The Supreme Court sustained the corporation tax provision as part of the Payne Aldrich tariff law, resolving a major constitutional challenge. The decision confirms the tax framework intended to meet government revenue needs amid the tariff legislation.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Supreme Court of the
United States
Art
Opium Seized From Pacific Mail Liner Mongolia
Opium valued at six thousand dollars was seized on the Pacific Mail liner Mongolia inSan Francisco. The Associated Press reports the find was made today as the ship arrived, detailing the seizure and the value of the contraband.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Mar
Pacific Mail
Mongolia
Ballinger Retires Fisher Takes Seat
Washington D C secretary of the interior Ballinger retires today. Walter L Fisher, a noted Chicago attorney, succeeds him as the new secretary.
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Ballinger
Fisher
Associated Preav
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Public hearing urged on rapid transit franchise
Executive committee of the Improvement Club proposes a public hearing and delegates meeting to review terms of the Rapid Transit franchise. Suggestions include ten minute service, two cent fares, an arbitration board, stock issue to donors, and obligatory extensions if residents guarantee bond interest, with a delegates meeting to follow.
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Rar Improvement Clu
Rapid Transit
Leginkatore
Promotion Committee
Presdent
B.A. Berndt
Cooper
B. G. von Damm
Madelena
Hosmer
Tve-Centures
Public Works
Cmpany
Extensiond
Improvente
Wis Paste
Aking OW Alfonno
Howse
For Sale P Co Kaimuki Kapatule Nyuanu Kali Jore J Dias
For sale listing under Bishop Bt below King Street with contact phone O44. Listing mentions P Co and local properties or items for sale in the area.
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P. Co
Jore J. Dias Bishop
King St
No Intervention Says Dickinson Faces Panama Differences
Secretary of War Dickinson postponed his Panama trip to settle Panama railroad and steamship differences. He stated the United States will not intervene in Mexico and urged no excuse for intervention at present. The U S forces are needed to patrol a long border. Besieged Chihuahua suffers famine for 25 000 residents amid revolution fighting. Dynamite mines planted by Federal troops to defend Agua Prieta against rebel attack expected today.
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Prean
New York
Dickinson
Panama
Colon
United States
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Menem Catite
Agua Prieta
Mex
House committee inspects Filipino camps in Hawaii
The Hawaii House committee on immigration and agriculture, led by Chairman Towne, conducted a site visit at Kahuku and Waipahu plantations. Officials report quarters and labor conditions as acceptable, with Filipinos described as disciplined and capable workers, not unrest-prone.
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Verio
Comehusdon Regetell
Powe
Goninlitter
Little Brown Brothers
Hawaiian Stene Whinters’ Association
Towse Mali
Joomimitiee Ty Plantation Smaningers cd
Polldeien
Tiberere Theiselves
Kahuku Plantation
Honolulu
Adin
Honoluu
Waipaha
Decision on Woman Cholera Victim Sparks Public Debate
A fragmented report notes officials discussing the handling of a woman’s cholera case and the broader cholera response. The board weighs medical care, confinement measures, and the need for public health actions at a time of rising concern.
Britain Says Mexico Interests Not Endangered
Foreign Secretary Mary Wood told the Commons there is no reason to fear for British interests in Mexico or that authorities cannot expand their influence. The Weekly Bulletin lists 1 per year, with unclear context and broken phrasing.
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Cathay
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