Accidents In Kona District Reported Influx Of Injuries
A news item from Kona District details multiple accidents and injuries, including Mr. Buchholtz. W. A. Wall the surveyor for the Kona Kau Railway is in town. he notes rapid progress and no major issues among workers. The Kona Sugar Co project proceeds under new conditions with Japanese workers collaborating. Reports mention other incidents and labor unrest arising in the district over recent months.
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Kong
Moing Low
W. A. Wall
Konn Kau
Agate
Wallie
Wail Nates
Gore
Honokwa
Napoopoo
Te Kona Sugar Co
Wallanya
Lasiningoen
Keon
Accidents Plague Kona Plantation Area with Several Injuries
Reported incidents describe multiple mishaps involving workers near the Wall operation and Kona plantation. Storm and McCuslek were jolted from a vehicle during a hill descent, Storm sustaining serious injuries requiring days in bed, while Buchholtz was thrown from his barge and left dazed. Gardner Wilder aided after the fall. A separate trolley cane carrier struck receiver Sent on the head, leaving him stunned and bedridden for recovery. The Mauna Loa carried 2900 bags of Kona sugar for delivery to A Huckfeld & Co, destined for the Coast, signaling rising shipments under new conditions.
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Storm and
McCuslek
Mr. Wall
Dof
Asmivtante
Mr. McCusick
Mr. Storm
Mr. Buchholle
Mr. Buchholtz
Gardner Wilder
Mr. Buchtholtz
Mr .Huchtholtz
Kona
Mr. Sent
Toad J
Chin
Hhis Aeal
Mauna Loa
A. Huckfeld & Co
Honoluli
POL SUPPER HONORS PRINCESS KAWASUMAKOW AT BECKLEY
A pol supper at the old Beckley place honored Princess Kawasumakow and the Dan tora father with five fully set tables and speeches by Prince David Kawananakow and Dr. Humphris. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Samuel Parker and many others. The Carollo Mission will present a sermon on Holy Tidost safety with further events planned by Cheedare Lime and the Catholic Mission.
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Walters
Beckley
Kawasumakow
Mrr
Mamptris
Prince David Kawananakow
Humphris
Samuel Parker
Prince
Peltone Kalanianmole
Asl Mes
Alexander Mackintosh
Alves
John Veborne
Mra Foae
Hmateh
Mia
Miva Widdfteld
Sta. FM
Swatay
KD. Touney
Mra
Newmann
Feaid
Herbert
Strann
Carollo
Savety
Cheedare
Miesion Bata
Foclook
Contempt of court cited for Hawaii treasurer Wright
William H Wright treasurer of the Territory of Hawaii was cited to appear before the United States District Court on June 2 to show cause why he should not be found in contempt for obstructing an injunction. The case alleges Wright aided the sale of Primo beer by issuing licenses and permitting sales at several Honolulu saloons.
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Territory of
Hawaii
United Since Minister
Maoferlane & Company
Lin
Wright
Territory of Hawaii
Jhulge Mores
M. Ellee
Nicol Jackson
Emil Ney
J. de Dunne
Lcenses
Primo Beer
Kates
Nigel Jackson
Opera Annex
Henry Ke Petersson
St Germain
Villa Nova
Thompein
Queenstront
Kuknako
Fimi
Jackson
Horr
Dunne Deponas
Katy Often & Wilder
Tor
Honolulu
H. T
Willan Hi. Wright
Honulla
Ho T
Macfarnoun 71 & Company. Limited
Wtal
Troma
Dicket
District of Hawaii
Tou
Ubie
William MH. Wright
James H. Boyd
Vablie Works
Hawaiian ‘Tramway
Hy Pala
King Street
Tramways Company
Supewae
Supreme Court
Proms Court
United States
Tt In
Gear
Bellevey
Jean Baby
Louwlog
Boeri Chilliworth
Hin
Wan
Polles Court
Orwnoon
Cna
Bachate Sane
Devetivinenie
Wold
Wielork
Malledtuma
Koal
Kam Divotna
Tong
Caetwe Jr
Kral
Mvt
Semnton
Thompson
Ato
Rowkenavion
Kaal
John Wike
Legal Clash Over Tramways Runway Rights In Honolulu Court
Formal dispute reaches Supreme Court as Hawaii Tramways Company appeals injunction ruling on King Street electrified line. Judge Gear cites prior Supreme Court decisions while battle over streetcar rights, double track, and city runway legality intensifies. Local sports notes include Kamahameha team decisions and league governance.
Brown Knocked Out But Won Fight On Foul By Smith
Brown was knocked down and appeared to be finished when Smith fouled him. After a long, clinching exchange Brown rose, but Smith landed decisive blows as the round ended. Brown faded, Smith dominated, and the decision went to Smith amid a raucous crowd. A preliminary bout and voting details followed the main event, with talk of future matchups and venue plans.
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Raturtaya
Denver
Leik Keown
Brown
Browns
Smithi
eHachel
Ear Kromky
Hilo Boys
Hine
Hue
Beith
Crown
Thory
Aly
Olgur
Kent
Orin
Collision at sea averts major wreck near harbor
A tangled small-boat collision occurred in the channel as the tug Pewrh towed the Carleton. The Carleton fouled with Bourkey and Fearless, causing near chaos before Fearless freed and towed Carleton to harbor. Captain McAllister of the Govern HHT praised efforts and the Dee- Olition Tay committee announced Jude McM Bates as the upcoming orator.
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Carleton
Gort
Causine
Bourkey
Avuid
Callmon
Chamtul
Peetin
McAlliater
Thes Carleton
Fearless
Mr Carlton
Corpse in Harbor Near Shore Identified as Sailor
A body found floating near the bow of a yawl at Allen and Robins wharf was towed to the boat landing. The deceased, about 21 to 25 years old, dressed in trousers with bare feet, showed advanced decomposition and is thought to be a sailor from the Amelia. His identity remained unknown as the search continued.
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Allen & Robiniub
Ful
Pene
Bnat Landing
Nia Dross
Ake
Alwiit
Amelia
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