Hawaiians Weet On Thursday In Local Political Feud
Letters flood island sources as Native Hawaii leaders debate renaming the Independent Home Rule party. Conservatives seek to preserve the original name to maintain statehood aims, while liberals push American affiliation to gain broader political traction. Protests against the name change intensify ahead of Thursday’s meeting at Tom tor ball where quorum remains in doubt.
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Tom
Kauai
Hawaii
Fac-T
Wilcox
Ington
Orguniey
Tone
Islands
Natives contest Home Rule stance in Island party split
Delegates to the Inez Home Rule Convention fuel liberal anger against Rimta as natives split over a proposed paper name change to The Republican led by Mrs Wilcox. Native leaders warn the shift could trap them in the missionary faction, pledging determined opposition and possible reconciliation efforts.
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Witcox
Vagainat Rimta
Wilcox
Home
Republican
Wilcoxes
Ion
Republican Party
Cupid Kab
Myrtle Boys Pledge to Raise Funds for New Boat House
Attention Myrtle boys the committee led by A G M Robertson W W Harel and A A Wilder seeks $2500 in pledges for the construction of a new boat house on government property near the quarantine wharf. Trustees warn Myrtle Hawt Club to vacate by November 1 1901 though building delayed to next month to allow the boys time to contribute.
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Myrtle Boys
A. G. M, Robertson
W.W. Harel
A. A. Wilder
Bishop Batate
Myrtle Hawt Club
Alte
Tramway car runaway near Waikiki ends in jump on
The last Tramways Company car from Waikiki sped into town with a driver unable to brake after the brake wore out. A would be passenger leapt aboard as the car already neared the Fourth Street area, while onlookers feared for mules and riders. Several incidents mirrored the out of control car as riders resisted stopping efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramways Company
Waikiki
Hkikt
Death by Fire Claims Anna Payea Robinson in Kauluwol
Mrs Anna Payea Robinson a Kauluwol native woman died after a house fire last Sunday at noon. A candle incident Friday night caused her clothes to catch fire and she suffered intensely until death. She leaves a husband and three grown sons.
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Anna Payea Robinson
Kauluwol
Drunk in Four Hack charge involving Kaila at Mea Court
Kaila appeared in Mea Court on a drunkenness charge while in charge of a licensed hack. Judge Wilcox fined the defendant ten dollars and warned that a repeat offense would lead to cancellation of privileges. The defendant, unable to stand, took a seat and faced the outcome.
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Kaila
Mea
Drun
Rosa
Ny Judie Wilcox
Tudge
Wilcar
Strong Reasons for Special Session by Treasurer Wright
Treasurer Wright outlines a plan to fund public improvements totaling about 908 400 dollars plus half of Hawaii and land costs, with total near a million. He cautions against running expenses and notes education and other departments may need 1 442 000 more, predicting a January 1 balance around 690 000 and a 2 808 465 revenue for 1907. He urges special legislative action for new road construction and public bids, praising Boyd's work but noting current conditions hinder any major improvements.
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HM Wright
Merry
Relind
Hawaii
Maul
Kanal
Boyd
Public Works Department
Board of Education
Giebe
Clarker
Toy
York
Beretania
Wright
Royal School
Momalulu
Reform School
Jena
Battle of the Rails in Federal Court and Potatoes
In a federal court session Judge Kateo heard pleas and defenses as the Hawaiian Tramways Company and related parties discuss land and plant experiments at Punchbowl. An experimental station near Punchbowl is testing seeds and crops including potatoes at Kula Maul amid weather and crop concerns. The session also includes divorce exceptions and a separate assault case for the Sea King’s mate, with hearings moved to Thursday.
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Jared F. Smith
T. F. Sedewick
United Kings
Ani Stator
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Ofce
Capitol Va
Hnantuty Rapid Transit
Twtore
Kateo
States District Court
Furel
Jenlly
Edmundo
Punchbowl
Tantulas
Kula
Maul
Bedgwiele
Kuo
Supreme Court
Hartlett Meat
Hawaii Agricultural Report Prompts Local Interest
The Brutiin agricultural report on Hawaii’s resources arrived for general distribution. Wray Taylor, Territorial Commissioner of Agriculture, examined samples from H.R. Long’s farm in Wales and noted strong demand from Alan Neu Street grocer Mills. The piece details livestock and garden product prospects and mentions the ongoing betting on a Mulleuma versus Honolulu Museus Club match. It also discusses the 1902 International Code change affecting maritime communication and language, noting vocabulary expansion and new letters, with updates on flag signals and alphabet usage.
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Brutiin
Hawaii
Wray Taylor
Territorial
Uiusine
H.R. Long
Wales
da Mills
Alan Neu
Taylor
Wimea Woll
Ed Schwettner & Co. Va
C. J. Flabel
Car Strikes Wagon On Ho tot Street
An express wagon struck a car on Alaken street near Ho tot yesterday around five. The impact damaged the car’s fender so it required removal. The wagon remained drivable, though the collision caused about five to ten minutes of crowding inside the car with passengers aboard.
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Hotot Street
Alaken
Tts
Fret mownpaper sub scribere in Scripture inquiry
In a fragmentary note the question asks who were the fret mownpaper sub scribere in Scripture. It cites Cain and Jontun with misrendered phrases about ReBell's Lite and Joshua ordering a Site. A young lady responds, Lena, and a faded line mentions Edin and SVENING HULLETIN'S Bindery.
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Cain
Jontun
ReBell
Joshua
Opening of Melnenny's shoe store delights Melityre block
A grand opening attracts crowds to Melnenny's new shoe store on Melityre block. Visitors admired the spacious, elegantly furnished interior as a fashionably dressed crowd enjoyed afternoon entertainments and a display of free orchids from Mine Damon’s residence. The event featured a notable turnout and attracted local interest.
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Melnenny
Melityre
Damon
Momalas
Tindy
Atathy
Moving in to new roles at nursery site amid department plans
The article notes changes as Meineray department staffing shifts occur in the nursery at Ringstreet and Nuuana valley. David Haugh oversees outer government work while John Austin, brother of Auditor Genci, moves to supervise the nursery operations with Mr. Maughe watching overall. The Department of Agriculture and Forestry plans to send Haughhe on trips of investigation, appointing Mr. Auntin to attend the nursery duties.
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David Haugh
Outer
Nuuana Valley
Ringstreet
John Austin
Genci
God
Korbele
Haughs
Department of Agriculture Snd Forestry
Haughe
Elande
Maughe
Ninand
Department
Christmas Gifts to the Philippines Drive In News Paper Appeal
A US Army depot quartermaster in Honolulu requests aid to publish a notice inviting donations for Christmas gifts to Philippines relatives. The letter asks local readers to mail packed boxes free of charge, clearly marked for safe handling and delivery through designated depots in November.
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Robinson
United States Army
Steelt
Honolulu
Philippines
New Carrier Uniforms Arrive From San Francisco
The district announces new carrier uniforms for delivery staff. The set includes regulation trousers, bone buttons, a cap with visor, and rain gear. Metal ID plates will display carrier numbers. Training and distribution start as carriers receive the outfits.
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San Prancisco
Unitarm Canalsia
Feud Ends In Court After Brawl Between Natives
In Patol valley a feud between Kala kaliki and Keaka, natives of Uvinye, was settled in Police Court. Keaka was fined a month in jail with hard labor for assault and battery on Kala kaliki. Keaka had gone to Kala kaliki’s home on Sunday to reconcile. drinking led to a fight with blows and a late rescue by witnesses.
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Rena
Kalakabiki
Keaka
Uvinye
Patol Valley
Kealakabiki
Kenka
Senselyn
Lottery of Love at Opera House by Neill Company
Neill Company presents The Lottery of Love a delilahthut ta releal play at the Opera House this evening. Mir Neill stars as Augustin Coubledot with Mise Chapiman as Diana a role once played by Ada Rehan. Performance starts at 4 o'clock.
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Opera House
Neill Company
Mir Neill
Augustin Coubledot
Mise Chapiman
Diana
Ada Rehan
Dalys Theater
New York
Merchants Meeting Postponed Over City Matters
A Cantle Cooke building gathering of merchants was sparsely attended with only eight or nine present. They postponed action due to insufficient turnout and planned to set a new date. The record notes a lack of consensus and mentions unrelated ads and notices in the vicinity.
Kamala Sentenced to Prison for Ten Years
Kamala convicted of rape was sentenced to ten years imprisonment at hard labor and to pay a fine. A separate charge led to one year imprisonment. Albert Peynor withdrew an appeal and was fined $140 with imprisonment to follow. Several other defendants faced various sentences including fines and jail terms for forgery and liquor offenses.
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Kamala
Gear
Mart Labor i Ouhw
Palenapa
Wan
Albert Peynor Wan
Honolulu
Gayet
Minbop de Co
Charles David Beysers
Convietia
T. Murakami
Chevk
Mags Ly Kong Hane Wurn
Bank of
Blahop & No
George Kullull
Joe Menites
Carvals [Ho
Hole Promegul
J. Bing Chock
Comte
Tantulus Road proposal prompts government tender call
Tantalus Road prime mover Alexander offers funds for a new route. Public Works officials receive his letter urging immediate tendering for reconstruction. Campbell says the route promises a scenic grade with a long straight stretch, and work may start after tender ads.
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T. Alexander
Tantalus
Public Works Department
Boyd
Bly
Metant
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
Ian
Beast
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