Maru steamers with the fleet report action at Linton Bay
Report from Washington dated May 6 describes Japanese naval forces including the seventh detached fleet and torpedo units reaching Lintorye on May 5. Captain Nomoto's brigade waded ashore after rough water, seized heights, and raised the Japanese flag atop the hill, with Akagi and Chokai diverting forces and the air force dispersing about 100 enemies.
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Salto
Honolulu
Lintorye
Fred
Nomoto
Lan
Bishonss Akagi
Oshima
Chokai
Takanira
Hogan Is Cited for Contempt by Judge De Bolt
Judge De Bolt cited defendant's counsel, Teney Hogan, for contempt of court after an afternoon session in the Harrison shooting case. The judge ordered Hogan to appear tomorrow morning to show cause why he should not be found in contempt. Harrison testified clearly about men lingering near his wife and a subsequent frightful incident on the car, while Hogan protested his conduct.
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de Bolt
Hogan
K. Log
Starrinon
Harrison
Ki Hough
Russians Cut to Pieces Near Fang-Hom Chong
General Kareoki reports a tough hand to hand fight near Fang-Hom Chong as Russians retreat toward Fang-Tow. Chinese say about May 1 two thousand Russian infantry fired on retreating cow rides east of Fang-Hon-Cheng. 70 killed and 10 wounded, rest scattered and missing commissariat. Prisoner officers claim only five or six infantry battalions and two artillery companies retreated in order. Two hundred more Russians killed or wounded found on the field. TAKANIEG noted.
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Satto
Tonolulu
Kareoki'e
Chir
Fang-Hom Chong
Fang-Tow
Fang-Hon-Cheng
Yalu
Commissariat
Schooner Chas Levi Woodbury Stripped by Fierce Storm
The schooner Chas Levi Woodbury, part of Hawaii’s mosquito fleet, endured a ferocious storm returning from Hilo. Stripped of sails, hull heavily damaged, and taking on water, she crawled 500 miles off course before patching and reaching Hilo. She sails again after repairs and will depart for Hilo next week.
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Chas
Levi Woodbury
Woodbury
Hilo
Hawaii Channel
Maui
Hawaii
Atom O
Mathead
Wmall
Ter Rap
Kawamoto Sentenced Forty Years for Rape in Koolau
Kawamoto, a Japanese man, was found guilty by a Territorial jury of raping Milan Tabiri, a married woman, at Saie, Koolau District. The grand jury indicted him on April 20 after the alleged March offense. Attorney W T Rawlins prosecuted. defense counsel was Long.
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Kawamoto
Territorial
Saie
Koolau
Jon
Thin Tate
Milan Tabiri
Apell
W.T. Rawlina
Appointment oath taken by A N Kepolkal in Walid
In Wailuku on May 5 Judge Kepolkal received a wire message directing immediate qualification under his appointment. He then went to Clerk W J Coelho's office and took the oat h, swearing to support the Constitution and laws of the United States and the territory.
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United States
Unclear judicial proclamation cited in Territory Bulletin
Fragmentary notice references a judge appointment and clerk role within a territorial judiciary. Details are incomplete but imply an official discharge of guides and an assignment of clerical duties, tied to a public bulletin in Hawaii Territory.
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Ritory
Hawaii
Territory of
Hy Aln
Repoikal
Coelho
DINGS DECIDES APPEAL IN KAPIOLI ESTATE CASE
Judge Tudge Edings ruled yesterday in favor of the plaintiff in the Kapiolant Estate v Clinton J. Huteh ina case on appeal from Magnn Wate Ala. The ruling grants summary possession of the Konn Sugar Co. mill. The decision will be appealed to the Supreme Court. Maydwell represents the appellant and W. Ashford represents the appellee.
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Tudge Edings
Kapiolant Estate
Clinton J. Huteh
Ina
Magnn Wate Ala
Konn Sugar Co
Supreme Court
Maydwell
W. Ashford
Appelive
Juror Accuses Hogan as Trial Flows in Hawaii Court
Juror John Kidwell accuses defense counsel Henry Hogan during the George Harrison shooting trial in Judge De Bolt's criminal court. The judge admonishes against prejudice, and the trial proceeds amid court whispers and raised eyebrows as objections and side remarks impact proceedings.
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John Kitwalt
de Boit
Criminal Court
George * Harrison
Kidwell
Henry Hogan
Hogan
de Bolt
Doric Arrives From the Orient at Hackfeld Wharf
The Occidental and Oriental steamship Dorie arrived from Yokohama after a nine day and thirteen hour voyage docking at Hackfeld wharf at noon. The ship carried 190 passengers to Honolulu including Dr. Katanauma of the U S Immigration Service and Dr. Kawaki, a noted local physician. Several passengers head to the mainland, with notable travelers from Manila and Danish tourists completing a world tour.
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Dorie
Orient Ghia Forte
Hackfeld
Yokohama
Honolulu
Katanauma
U. S
Immigros Gaton
Tain City
Japan
Kawaki
Dorle
San Prancksey
C. A. Willard
Supreme Court
Philippines
A. Fick
Royal Danial Navy
L. Bramden
Th. Wessel
FG. Waitelg
Manila
Asa Williamson
Japanese Load Troops Across Lisotong Peninsula
News from St Petersberg dated May 6 reports an army of 10 000 Japanese landed at Pitzwo on the Lisotong peninsula with 20 000 more arriving at Port Adams opposite Pitzwo. General Stovesel commands about 24 000 Russian troops fearing an attack on Port Arthur.
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St, Petersburg
Russia
Pitzwo
Lisotong Peninsula
Port Adams
Stovesel
Port Arthur
Port Arthur under siege as Japanese advance closes in
Multiple dispatches report Port Arthur Channel entrance closed to block warships, garrison at Port Arthur now 4000 strong with official documents and field guns moved for potential Japanese attack. Land communications cut, Port Arthur effectively isolated while Tokyo reports landing of a Japanese army southwest of Newchwang and ongoing investment. Connecticut delegation to Democratic Convention votes for Parker under unit rule. Sugar and beets prices in San Francisco noted with minor changes.
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Chefoo
China
Port Arthur
Washington, D. C
United States
Griscom
Tokio
Kinchau
Newchwang
Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Parker
Arson Charge Filed Against Hiraoka in Kalihi Fire
A Japanese resident, Hiraoka, jailed at the police station, faced a second degree arson charge refiled regarding a month old fire at a Kalihi property owned by a Chinese employer. The owner extinguished the blaze before external help arrived, with a Sherlock assisting police. Boxing results from Shanghai note a four round knockout of Huthul by Lily Boll.
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Hiraoka
Hin
Tom Kiteh
Sherlock
Huthul
Hilly Boll
Shanghai
Mullo baseball team holds conference on uniforms
Captain Crook leads Mullo players in a meeting to settle uniform issues before the season. Players are informed and ready to line up on the diamond with the insignia of battle. Cap tain Crook and the team decry controversy over season opening and express readiness.
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Capiin Crook
Mullo
Crook
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