Maui Welcomes Fairbanks and Governor Front
Special to The Ratters oy Wattuky reports Maui leaders plan a Friday reception for ex Vice President Fairbanks and Governor W. J. Front. Committees will greet the dignitaries at Kahului and arrange events through Olinda and Wailuku including a public reception at the Wailuku courthouse Monday.
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Paytoge
Olinda
Helekala
Waiiuka
Maui
Wailuka Court House
Wailuka
Fairbanks
Arrests Increase in Opium Crusade Across City
Four prominent Chinatown merchants were arrested by Chief Lalhin moralhig for alleged opium possession and distribution. Officers, aided by informants, detained Lucy Koon, Law Kin, and Yip Kea along with others on King Street. Bail set at 500 dollars. suspects returned to their homes. No narcotics charges filed yet as police seek evidence of trafficking. A continued crackdown on opium dealers is promised with more arrests expected.
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Ing Polannone
Opian
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Hawaii
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Oonanie Bleamehipy Company
Alamedis
Alameda
Ford writes of plans for Hawaii and steamship activity
A New York correspondent reports on efforts to develop Hawaii and sugar machinery. Arthur Atkinson discusses leaving New York with friends to visit Maui and Pali, while the Outrigger Club plans to showcase steamship crews. The Alameda and Lurline ships are noted for schedule and service. Chiba from Meiji sugar machinery interests Hawaii, with Honolulu firms seeking advanced equipment for sugar works.
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Eugar
Ull Heen
He Chiba
Chiba
Ettmar Mille Candaie
Appointments Finalized for Territorial Boards and Commissions
The governor signed a commission list appointing Dr Wayton to the Board of Health and naming Richard Worm as president of the Board of Immigration along with other members including Woodhouse Atkinson and Mott-Strith. A vacancy remains on the Board of Health and the Board of Immigration. no further appointments will be made yet.
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Wayton
Richard Worm
Howe of Hambgration
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B. A. Mott-Strith
Mie Bila
Paix
Hemenway
Treville
J. H. Atherton
W. Ht. Whitney
Ballou Praised by Colleagues in Opening of May Term
The May term opening of the Supreme Court featured remarks praising Ballou by colleagues. Joe Hive Mallon announced resignation and planned retirement. Chief Hartwell and Geeta Bayh led remarks on the court’s record while noting staff and administrative details.
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Supreme Court
Joe Hive Mallon
Tee Hartwell
Fienonil Henenwaty
Geeta A. Bayh
Flor
Meraherd
Dance Tonight at Moana Hotel
An evening gathering at the Moana Hotel hosts a Royal event with invited guests from local and naval circles. Attendees include prominent officials, military members, and society figures. program features dancing and light entertainment as guests mingle and enjoy the waterfront setting.
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Moana Hotel
Queen's Hospital Fate in Balance at County Meeting
Eight's meeting of the Board of Supervisors will likely decide the fate of Queen's Hospital with potential city and county aid. Officials have yet to formalize a plan as investigations proceed. Supervisor McClellan says he will pursue a provision if funds exist, while Quinn vows to watch for revival of the hospital.
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Howith and Sanitation Committee
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Straus To Turkey
Washington May 3 The President today named Straus former Secretary of Commerce and Labor as United States Minister to Turkey Mr Straus held this post from 1878 to 197? and 1698.01 A purse containing money was found missing in the scene of a theft and is under investigation.
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Washington
Oe Straus
Merce and Labor
Turkey
Straus
Rockhill Named U S Ambassador to Russia
President designates William W. Rockhill as United States ambassador to Russia. Rockhill, already ambassador to China, is acclaimed as a premier expert on Oriental affairs with long service and author of several books on Oriental questions.
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Washington
William W. Rockhill
United States
Russia
Rockhill
China
Lost Purse Containing Money Reported to Office
A lost purse containing money was turned in to this office for return. The finder may claim the purse for a reward.
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Roseward
Railroads must stick to one trade
The Supreme Court upheld the commodities clause of the Hepburn law, ruling railroads may not own or operate businesses outside transportation. The decision reinforces that a railroad must devote itself exclusively to the transportation business, a rule long contested by the industry.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Transportation Companion
Trial Opens Over Fremont Older Kidnap Plot
In San Francisco on May 3 Luther Brown faced trial for attempting to abduct Fremont Older editor of the San Francisco Bulletin. The case ties to the graf nresecution and Older's role amid plans to seize him to bring criminal libel charges in a favorable court.
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Luther Brown
Fremont Older
San Francisco Bulletin
Graf
Older
Santa Fe Fine Reversed in Rebating Case
San Francisco May 3 The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the Los Angeles court ruling fining Santa Fe railroad 390000 for rebating, directing the case for further action and potential adjustment of penalties.
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United States Circuit Court of Arreal Due
United States Court At
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Santa Fe Railroad
Agents of Peace Meet in Chicago
Chicago May 3 The National Peace Congress opened its semiannual session today attended by distinguished men from across the country. The aim is to reduce armies and promote peace.
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Agents OF Peace
Chicago
National Peace Congress
Tts Seminian
Turkey Executes Thirteen Under Government Orders
In Constantinople on May 3 thirteen men were executed under government orders linked to murders during the political upheaval. In Louisville Kentucky on May 3 Wins tergreet won the Derby.
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Louisville
Winstergreet
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