Generals Killed and Surrender at Saito Reported
Honolulu dispatch quotes General Kuroki on May afternoon. Enemy resisted, suffered heavy casualties, two artillery companies surrendered with white flag. Prisoners include 20 officers and 300 men. Officers cited as killed and wounded. investigation ongoing.
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Saito
Honolulu
Kuroki
Sti
Heresa
Kashitaringky
Takahira
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Yalu River
Kashmalinsky
Sells Is Wife But Holds Her Heart
United States Commissioner Judd investigates a perplexing crime linked to slavery peonage prostitution and a Japanese conspiracy. A Japanese man is jailed for allegedly coordinating prostitution rings with others to supply a wife through a go-between and to return the wife if affection grows, the husband retaining a monetary hold on her heart.
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United States
Judd
Rae
Dietriet
Areqkone
Terse protest from a visitor at a drug store scene
A visitor questions why nothing happens while a drug store clerk notes routine tree care occurring every fifteen minutes. The scene reads like a fragmented contemporary newspaper snippet with period dialogue and street chatter.
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Commercial Tribune
William Haywood Ill in Washington Letter Report
Manager C J Hedemann at Holly Iron Works received a Washington letter from W N Armstrong noting Willem Haywood, Planters' Association representative, was gravely ill after Sunday April 17 with hemorrhages of uncertain source. The letter, dated April 4, praised Medemann’s photographic lantern slides exhibited in Washington and described his condition as serious but not clearly fatal.
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C. J. Hedemann
Ho Holly
Armatrong
Medemann
Aken
Washington
Armstrong
Adachi Case Continues After Counsel Withdrawal
Judge A. 8. Humphreys withdrew as counsel for Baburo Adachi the extradited Japanese in the ten dollar club case in Federal Court. Adachi sought a continuance to the October term and Judge Dole granted the request with no objections from the United States District Attorney.
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A. 8. Humphreys
Baburo Adachi
Ten Dollar Club
Adachi
United States
Dole
Russia and Japan war talk in a fragmentary letter
A letter from a Riouin oppositional leader, Aiister, to Nicholas Constantinovich calls for action against the Russian autocracy and endorses Japan's decisive defeat. The writer laments Russian patriotism, notes renewed anti government sentiment, and mentions the sacrifice of a nephew amid war talk and political turmoil.
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Aiister
George Sinnareft
Riouin
Rivne
Russia
Nicholas Constantinovich
Japan
Baghalien
Port Arthur
Saure’s Robbers Assailant Details Unfold in Patrol Beat
Ah Nam, linked to a Chinese gang arrest by Detective McDuille, aided police with gang information. Last night on Liliha and King streets he was beaten by five Chinese assailants who fled into darkness. He identified Akana among the attackers, while Ab Ni bo saw Akana nearby.
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Ah Nam
McDuille
Himelf
Liliha
King Street
Ah Akana
Ab Nibo
Akana
Ab Nam
Us Wall
Assault Day In The Police Court
Assault and battery day at the police station saw seven arrests for the forenoon. Lissie Speckman a part Hawaiian girl was jailed for assaulting Carrie Spencer. Mrs Nieper faced charges of battering Annie Kanobo. Robert McBride quarrelled on Union Street and was detained. A quartet from Kakakeao including Mr and Mrs Jacob Kaumlumi Lallet and Kiki were taken in after a dispute with their Chinaman creditor.
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Lissie Speckman
Carrie Spencer
Mra
Nieper
Statoon
Annie Kanobo
Robert McBride
Union Street
Noble Company
Kakeako
Jacob Kaumlumi
Lallet
Ble
Kiki
Japanese Will Seek Of Waipahu Strike Amicable Settlement
Japanese officials visited Waipahu to mediate a strike at the plantation. The Walpaly mill shut down, 1,000 to 1,200 Japanese workers idle as police maintained order. The Japanese Consulate sought an amicable settlement, citing grievances against manager Mr Patterson over discharge and ticket schemes.
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Waipahu
Alk
Onewa
T. Ishikawa
Central Japanese League
Walpaly
Opnaul
Lewie
Tee
Luna
Mr. Patterson
Intorera
Patterson Berore
Patterson
Lntorers
Governor Carter Leads Kauai Tour For Legislation Review
Governor Carter Secretary Atkin son Land Commissioner Pratt and Forester Mowmer depart Honolulu aboard the W G Hall for a Kauai tour of investigation. They will study economy measures, loan fund allocations, and land and forestry issues as Hawaii prepares for the upcoming Legislature special session. The itinerary covers No will, Koloa, Hanapepe, Makaweli, Waimea, Walawe, Kelaiag, Hanaloi, Kilauea and Kapaa with a return mid next week.
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Carter
Atkinson
Pratt
Forester
Mowmer
W. G. Hall
Kauai
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kapaa
Ib Une
Etrcula
Syter Hosmer
Party plans hinge on improvement expenditures over the loan fund
Details on how plans will unfold depend on the level of improvement expenses charged against the loan fund. Authorities seek clarity on funding and project scope as discussions move forward.
Fred Young YMCA gym director dies in Honolulu
Fred Young, physical director of the Young Chioc Hon, died at Queen's Hospital after three weeks of tuberculosis meningitis. A private funeral will be held at St Clement's Church Wednesday at 3 PM, followed by a public memorial at Agar elation Hall Sunday at 4:30 PM. Born in England about thirty years ago, he came to Honolulu to head a YMCA gymnasium three years ago from Groton School in Massachusetts.
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Fred. Young
Chiic Hon
Queen's Hospital
St. Clement’s Church
Agarelation Hall
England
Honolulu
Groton Echool
Massachusetts
Toung
Russians Admit Loss At Battle Of The Valu
ST PETERSBURG Russia May 1 The Russian authorities admit that Japanese land forces captured twenty seven guns at the battle of the Valu.
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T Associated Prews
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Return of many locked-out workers in Topeka strikes
Associated Press report from Topeka Kansas dated May 3 notes that many of the workmen who were locked out have returned to their posts. The brief dispatch documents pattern of partial resumption amid ongoing labor dispute.
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Topeka
Kans
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