Kalihi Detention Camp Quarantine and Wharf Improvements Planned
Dr Cofer proposes extensive upgrades at Kalihi detention camp including a new wharf and railway to connect quarantine operations with port facilities in Honolulu. The plan envisions a depot for ungranted labor and transportation of immigrants via a jetty and tramway, with sick or contagious individuals kept at Kalihi quarantine or Standon Island. Washington must approve Treasury and Surgeon General, affecting labor policies and relocation.
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Dr. Cofer
Kalihi
Honolulu
Gretpa
Kalih
United Statne Mu
Coferbaw
Wiltishig
Louis
Kalil
Standoln Island
Cofer Haw
Washington
Treasury
Joes Delng
Witness Charges in Assault Case At Local Court
Planning witness Blake testified against Keloma and Kollikal on a seaside assault charge. The incident occurred last Saturday near a stream after a prolonged hotel dispute. Both defendants admitted drunkenness and faced possible hard imprisonment under Judge Wilcox efforts to curb similar assaults.
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Blake
Pathe
Keloma
Kollikal
Aue Walull
Hlubke
Make
Kothkel
Bef Be
Koloma
Kul
Kuloma
Shay F Chillingworth
Wilcox
Notlen
Menten
Kaulla
Labor Council forms to steer city unions in disputes
A three member from each labor union council known as the Honolulu Trade and Labor Council has been formed. It will arbitrate disputes between workers and employers, back unions in strikes, and promote cooperation through a system of bylaws. Meetings are held weekly to refine procedures and represent unions in upcoming decisions.
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Indi
Honolulu
Union of Unions
Night Court Recalls Young Street Racketeering Case
A Honolulu court retried a case tied to nocturnal offenses on Young Street. The proceeding involved defense by Dowmbitt and pledges by Mr. Kittie, with several named jurists and officials referenced. A conviction of a posity officer was withdrawn on motion, and penalties included fines and costs. A violent incident on Young Street led to arrests as police intervened and suspect Kan changed his plea to guilty.
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Fudge
Kittie
Cue
Kiward Ky Make
Aloys Ky Abn
Tan Kahatewua
Tiny Livingston
Wot Hertek
Heng
Ki. Campbell
Hermann Levy
Laws A. Rastig
Dayit Nothy
G. Howlan
Uorge
K.isiata
Jamoe
Bin
Fe Tk
Leo
Honolulu
Brookn
Henshall Atlas Hodge
Ala Rice
Wan
Hkuwier
Allen
Tan
Young Street
Howe
Thole
Alfred Kanu
Martin
Kan
Manuel Kepinga
Cheong Ab Kal
Aga Watanabi
Chine
United States
Mstelet
Antonio Rodriguez
Avon
Jake Katee
Corren
Wo M
Campbell
Ohie
Guy
Harry I
Andersteo
Towte
Fk Thompayn
Tslant
Gani
Captain Denies Custom House Baseball Challenge
The Custom House nine deny a published claim that they challenged the Capitol for 1007 on any date, calling the Advertiser’s report false. Captain Tram of Custom House asserts the statement is entirely untrue and defends the team’s standing in the Winter League against sensational city coverage.
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Custom Houne Bane
Motaine Steel
Eaitor Evening Bulletin
Port Ax
Custom House Nine
Capitols
Elown Sport
Foxarty
Robbery Report at Vineyard and Punchbowl Corner
Lambert and his wife, living at a cottage near Vineyard and Punchbowl at Davis, were robbed overnight. Mr Lambert woke between 9 and 11 PM to noises, found his watch and valuables removed from his trousers pocket, and reported the incident at the police headquarters.
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Lambert
Tin
Vineyard
Davis
Nod Mes
Clork
Wan
Pollow
New Austig Worder: Jonson's Boat Shows Remarkable Speed
The Wikiwiki, captained by Captain Chris Johnny, completed a trial run in eight minutes through Honolulu harbor amid rough commentary on its speed and design. The vessel, described as a lark type with a broad beam and shallow draft, glided past windward with unusual ease, while plans for further trials and Sunday competition were announced.
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Chris Johnny
Fermett
Tay Barville
Ander
Howe
Mall
Tulkiter
Johnson la
Ahe
Pantheon Pantheon Memorial Plan Nearing Verdict and Fire Case
The article reports acquittal of two Edmunds Act defendants in a federal court trial and notes resignations, with ongoing Fire Claims Commission deliberations over Pantheon building losses. It outlines claims by Widemann estate, possible reconstruction, and discussions on memorial funding and public grounds honoring McKinley.
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MM. White
Bunane
Mr. White
Sn Everlieting
Peeshlont
Mokhiniey
Rharan
Honoluin
Cop Court
White
Pacife
Hellah Columbia
Hite
Aw Awe Hinanang
Young Men Will Run in New City Athletic Plan
Physical Director Young of the Ab CoA announces a new form of sport to improve health and country running. Two groups are arranged from the senior program with officers elected recently. The team will assemble from the gymnasium Friday evening and Saturday afternoon for practice and events.
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Young
Coa
Mport
Heelannes
Itfy Fond
Crow Country
Giembernhlyy
Allon
Kytmusium
Ini
Port Rico Prisoners and Fashion Notes in Fragmented Report
A garbled column reports portico prisoners and arrivals plus a German Society meeting at Angl ent hall. It also sketches fashion items with white and blue taffeta gowns, detailing waists, embroidery, and various fabrics.
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German Arion Society
Ainglent Hall
Thureday Evening
Corn Hethel and
Miller Street
Amateur Orchestra Completes Successful Rehearsal
A twenty two member amateur orchestra practiced at the corner of Am tip yesterday evening. They opened with a vigorous performance attracting attention from neighbors and churchgoers. Rehearsals continue as they prepare for an upcoming concert at the Catholic Convent Voir.
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Am Tip
Pratt
New Murphy Hall Opening Marks Temperance Event
The Francis Murphy Temperance League opens its new quarters at Nuwain and Heritania streets with a large audience. Speakers include Reverend Mir fier and Whitney, president of WoC, among others. The program features a welcome, dedication remarks, and notes on city printing supplies and equipment.
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Francis Murphy
Emma Hall
Nuwain
Heritania
Naknina
Ant
Wa Ie
Westervelt
Mir Fier
Whitney
Woc
Tsol
Omar
Neila Beth
Westers Welt
Hodds' ta baw ae the lowest work of the pile
garbled OCR text provides no clear events or names. readable fragments suggest a statement about Hodds and work quality, but no coherent entities or actions emerge to summarize a specific news item. Unable to extract definite people, places, organizations, or dates.
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