Rioters Work Strike Settled In Lahaina Report
Latent news from Lahaina says quiet returned and workers will report Wednesday. Agents for Pioneer Mill Co. report no word from Manajiavin. U C N Z Solace and wire service chatter intersperse with rumors of a killed rioter and three wounded. National Guard and police acted. relief party deployed. rumors of mill arson persist though unconfirmed.
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Lahaina
W. Pfotenhauer
H. Hackfild & Co
Planear Mill Plantation Company
Protenhauer
Mana
Colonel Jones
National Guard
San Francisco
Lan Joope
Arm Striker
Theriff Henry
Tabaina
Pioneer Mill Co
Wailuku
Pioneer Company
Henry
Jones
Bal
Maldwin
Lahalud
Heney Tlegraph
Waituku
Labalna
Honolulu
Hkh
Wireleda
Lawrie Baldwin
RaLowin
Barged Martha Davis Crew Registers Grievance at Sea
The crew of the burned bark Martha Davis arrived in port aboard the Kinau on a Sunday night with grievances against Captain Macleod claiming after heroic night efforts to extinguish the blaze the men were left ashore without food or shelter. They say they stayed on the beach nearly two days and deserve care, while agents for the vessel defend the captain's limited duty. The fire cost them clothing, and the incident stirs accusations of unfair treatment.
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Martha Davie
Kinau
Macleoy
Bee
T. Collins
A. Brewer & Co. Ltd
Maui County Ticket Named in Convention
Maui's Republican county convention convened Saturday at Wailehu Iuka. The ticket listed Sheritt as chairman and W. Saffery as sheriff, W. Baldwin as treasurer, C. Wilcox as auditor, D. H. Case as attorney, Kellindl again as auditor, with Cox receiving a portion of the vote as reported.
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Maui
Wale
Iuka
Sheritt
W. Fi. Saffery
Cherk
J. M. Baldwin
C. Wilcox
D. H. Case
Kellindl
Wi & Auditor
Votn & Cox
Solace Sets Sail From San Francisco for Honolulu and Hawaii
The Solace left San Francisco on May 6 with 35 passengers and a large cargo for the Naval Wireless Station at Honol ul. En route she maintained telegraph contact with the 8. Alameda and Mongolia, passing about seventy-seven miles apart at one point. The ship will call at Honolulu to coal and repair, carrying mail to Guam and Cavite. On board are supplies for the Naval wireless telegraph station to be installed here. The crew includes Lieut G C Sweet and various officers, with a long list of passengers including Mrs McNamee and others. Ballou resumes his Magoon disbarment argument at 1:20 p.m.
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San Francino
Hosolulu
Guam
Honoluly
Hawaii
Heston
Alec
Alameda
Sith
Mongolia
Bol
Honolulu
Guar
Cavite
Naval
G.C. Bweet
J. 11. Bull
J.J. Knapp
CN. Ofley
T. T. Graven
J. G. Field
P. A
W. C. Fite
Piret Liew
RM Sullivan
Marine
Chlef Hoathwain
Pkc
Omcore
Knalgn
J.T. Burwell
War
Machi
Builinger
H. Hieck
KM O'Connor
Asiatic Station
F. K. Maher
War Machiniet TW
Smith
Followitie Pn Board
Cook
Burdick
Lieu. K. McAlpine
McNameo
Douglas
G. C. Sweet
Enalgn CR. Teal
NT. Melek
Wickes
Te McNamen
Mes
R. Douglay
Mr Ne. McLean
M J. O'Hirron
Child
Mra
Lo A. Me. Millan
Mina Ki. J. Keys
Mina K. M. Sweet
W. Lo Burdick
McKein
K. McAlpine
Hawaii County Republican Convention Chooses Slate at Hilo
May 18 1905 at Hilo convokes a Hawaii County Republican convention with delegates from most districts, unopposed Sheriff nomination for John C. Seurin, John H. Wine for county clerk, W A. Wier as county attorney, and Lyman for treasurer amid platform endorsing Governor Carter and revised labor and taxation policies, including papered platform emphasizing education, public works, and distrust of trusts.
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Buttetin
Hilo
Haewall
Harmoniouily
Eld
North
Southo BA
Kohata
Waleven
EB. Olding
Kohalachowen
J. K. Adinon
Te &. Thompson
K. Aapa
C.H. White
Slemons
John C. Seurin
John H. Wine
W. &. Wier
Do Makuakaue
Milo
John T. Molt
Deeho
Hamarua
AB. Bindeau
Kohala
W. Morseberg
Kana
P. Kamanoha
Geo
C Mewitt
Aheriife
Mona
JM. Kalwissido
W. A. Better
North Hilo
Jas Mattoon
Hatmahir
Des
Kolwin
Bulinanys
Rawal
J. K. Nahales
Kona
Kekuewa
Kan
Hayselden
Carter
Ft Wan
Republican Party
Hawaii
Hodson
Kerr
Congress
Hawi
United States
Bargain Furniture Sales At Hopp & Co Continue
Bargain prices on new bedroom furniture continue this week at Hopp & Co 4, selling chiffonters bureaus and other bedroom pieces in large quantities. The store promotes very low prices and urges customers to compare with their own homes past costs. They claim to offer every item in the line at lower prices than before and guarantee savings.
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Hopp & CO
Quilding
J. Houp & CO
Hopp & Cour
Pele
Salary Bill and County Road Appropriations Debated in Senate
A motion to appoint a conference committee on the Salary Bill was accepted as the Senate opened. Bishop introduced a bill for road and police appropriations tied to the County Act, passed second reading, and was sent to the Judiciary Committee after Bishop warned of needing legal help if referred to Ways and Means.
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Senate
Cave
Dickey
Blahop
Ways and Means
Ite
LINEVITCH MAY TAKE OFFENSIVE IN CHICAGO STRIKE
Peace negotiations in the Chicago lumber strike have been renewed. A continued strike would involve lumber teamsters and affect 100,000 builders, with Linevitch seeking offensive action and a possible peace in Chicago.
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Chicago
Salary Bill Discussion Delays Assembly Action
Senator Avhi notes a recess as President Twenberg learns the House will send up the Salary Bill with amendments. Dowsett objects to the amendments while the same committee from the Current Accounts Bill reviews the Salary Bill. The panel includes Dowsett Ackil Dickey Wilcox Hewitt, with Hewitt excused for ill health. Dishop moves to adjourn until Wednesday at 1 am.
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Twenberg
Twente
Iby
Dowsett
Hill
Dawewtt
Ackil
Dickey
Wilcox
Hewitt
Dishop
Carrind
Interisland Co Manager Probes Telegraph Break Cause
Manager Crome of the Interisland regraph Co investigates a tangle between the wire telegraph system linking town and Tarber's Polit, amid a mixed fault affecting railroad and Telegraph lines. Text from Lahalua hints at strike context and faulty connections.
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Crome
Interisland Regraph Co
Tarber
Wieeleer Company
Lahalua
Meeting on Salaries and Staff Changes at Hoard of Advention
A morning meeting of the Hoard of Advention approved salary raises and discussed leave of absence for several teachers. The committee proposed life verification for two applicants and life diplomas for two others. One appointment and a revolution proposal were noted, while a window display promotion was mentioned.
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Bupe Davis
D. At
W. D. Alexander
KW. Jordan
Mes. Wilcox
W. K. Parrington
Mes. Freitas
M. E. Dryer
Mise C. M. Gureney
J. Crefehton
Ida Zeigler
Mina Nichole
Lida Gouvela
Kalthtoanke
Farrington
Kerr
School administrators deliberate salary schedule and leaves
The text records a meeting where the salary schedule limited to a narrow range was discussed and authorized for adjustment by the Supervisor of Music. Several leave requests and staff matters were referred to the Teachers' Committee. A rules and regulations committee was appointed with W R Farrington, W D Alexander, and Mrs Jorlan among its members.
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Hart
Davie
Garhange
Walahun
Kanal
Maunene
Maw
Mawatlan
Shfcial
Rukaf Cawae
Makawao
Mardy
Rien
Sailie Mo
Smith
Christian Andrews
W. R. Farrington
W. D. Alexander
Mra
Jor Lan
Drowning near foot root prompts inquest
A man named Cotruicor drowned yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock after a frail boat capsized. Two women, clinging to the overturned craft, were rescued by four Hawaiiana divers who pushed the boat to shallow water. The drowned man’s body was recovered, and an inquest is set for tonight at 7.0 p.m.
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Hroman
Strongly Made On A Fine-Fitting Fast And Comfortable Plog
Description notes a new season production praised for fit comfort and satisfaction. The item emphasizes strong construction and modern styling with confident consumer appeal.
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Signal Corps
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Dougherty
Martha Davis
Ane Kalama Papas
Aled
Mhel
New York
Men of America
Alfred Berjanina
The
Kash Company
Imaui
Convention
al Hilo
Anderthor
Fort ST
Wells, Fargo & Co,’ Express
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Argene Art Levingston & Roland
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Linevitch
Oyama
Vladivostokers
Tokio
Japan
Kazan
Port Arthur
Vladivostok
Portland
Oregon
Consolidated Street Railways
Pennsylvania Cape Statista
Winona Lake
General Assembly of Presbyterians
Cumberlands
Vain
Avhi
Ikoroum
Education Board
Bey Hers
IL Fe
Alary
Cotrucior
Famons
E. P. Reed & Co
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Stree
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