Cabinet session fails to advance wharf proposal report
A Hawaii cabinet meeting yielded little progress on a railroad proposal to acquire part of the Youmans Slip wharf in exchange for government land. Dole noted old street closures and damages talks. Hartwell and Senator Culleryche urged action with unspecified territorial act modifications.
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Railroad Corporation
Ireland
Makal
Tower Beretania
Dole
Washington
Hartwell
Culleryche
Tong
Gehr Conference Signals Hawaii Rail Plan Advance
President Gehr of Hilo-Kobala Road, Herbert B Gehr, return to Honolulu with his wife as preliminary steps complete. Chief Engineer John Cargill and crew arrive on Nippon Maru to push railroad work. Gehr cites land order rumors and volcano coverage as distractions but expects steady progress. meeting with company officers precedes his trip to Hilo.
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Ko‘Company
Honolulu
China
Mr. Gehr
Dee. 2
John Cargill
Cargill
Nixon
Pennsylvania Aystem
Hilo
Brown
East
Hawaii
Gehe
John Dewey
States
New York Herald
Island of
Tare
Congress
Cur Jon
Chicago
Gehr
Trovatore a big success at Honolulu Lyric
The Boston Lyrics staged one of the season’s most enthusiastic audiences for I Trovatore with Miss Andrews Maude Leckley and Mr Parmley praised as stars. Bald Pasha and La Helle itolone are on today and tomorrow features. a Paris Exposition exhibit for Maui is promised with full preparation.
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Boston
Honolulu
Miss Andrews
Maude Leckley
Mr. Parmley
Bald Pasha
HealanI Meeting Tonight Sets Election Field
Tonight's election at the Nealan Club presents two strong tickets and a possible third with A. L. C. Atkinson W. B. Wall and George R. Carter. Other nominees include Guy Ti. Gere Fred C. Church B. Murray A. 8. Prescott Jim Liogd C. B. Desky F B. Damon C. B. Gray Kirk 0. Porter H. M. Dow. A club rift over leadership splits older versus younger members. F. W. Kiehbim the current captain declines a directory seat, easing tensions as he remains a key figure.
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Porter
H. M. Dow
Tor Hebron
Dera An Lo
Carter
Walter Wall
A. Li. C. Ark
F. W. Kiehbim
Frank Carpenter Mere Tour of Asia and Pacific Islands
China, Mr Garventen joins a well known tour in the interest of a syndicate of metropolitan papers. They will visit Japan, the Philippines, China and the West Indies. Carpenter likely to Hawaii on return to Washington.
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China
Garventen
Japan
Philippines
Haat Indies
Carpenter
Hawaii
PAY A WEEK FROM TOMORROW Bicycle race standings revealed
The BULLETIN's Boys Tribune Bicycle race results show Jet Prize-Tribune Bicycle as first, Sait of Clothes second, Pocket Konile fourth, and a prize scheme offering free tickets to Boston Lyric Opera Company performances to the top twenty finishers, with the next twenty qualifying for Orpheum seats.
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Boys Tribune
Tribune Bicycle
Pocket Konile
Boston Lyric Opera Company
Orpheum
Opening of Census Office Under Alwton T Anlinson
The Census office will open in the Government building tomorrow at g o'clock sharp with Alwton T Anlinson as head and George L Bigelow as assistant under Mr Atkinson. About ten officers will be named by Atkinson. the office is the first government unit opened in the Executive or Government buildings in the Islands.
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George L. Bigelow
Mr. Atkinson
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Merriam
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Custom House
Islands
Wireless Telephony Nears Hawaii System in February
Frederick J. Crows of Honolulu arrived in Chicago from New York with Marconi system rights for Hawaii. He said the Hawaiian wireless telegraphy network should be in working order by February 1, enabling island communication previously reliant on biweekly boats. Crows noted coral reefs and storms make undersea cable difficult. he secured sole rights from Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company of London, and expects rapid Morse messages from the islands once the system is active.
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Frederick J. Crows
Honolulu Line
New York
Marconi
Ite
Hawaiian Islands
Theselands
Cross
Monolulu
Five Islands
Honolulu
Marcon
Honoluli
Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company of London
Opium Smuggling Foiled At Pacific Mall Wharf
Guard H Kaill seized a sack of opium near the Pacific Mall wharf after a fugitive attempted to flee with 20 tins. Frank Smith, quartermaster of the China, was accused but found guilty after a brief trial and ordered to pay a 260 fine. Inspectors praised customs vigilance at the water front.
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H. Kaill
Pacific Mall
Kaill
Kail
Kalli
Fishmarket
Neeley
Frank Smith
Ena
Jacoyee
Custom House
Cricket Match Between Ume Teams In Port Visitation
On Saturday afternoon at the regular Ume and place teams from the H C era and British vessels in port will play a cricket match. The visiting side includes good cricketers and the contest is anticipated with interest.
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H.C
Injured Sailor Hurt On Hawaiian Isles Amid Shipboard Accident
A sailor on the Hawaiian Isles was badly hurt when a bucket of coal tumbled from aloft yesterday forenoon. A patrol wagon took him to the hospital as William M. Gifford started his morning duties after a long absence. Fans and horse entertainment were planned for the King street area, with the new stalls opening tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6.
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Hawaiian Isles
King Street
Now Dewey Is Married Ceremony Performed With Simplicity
Admiral George Dewey and Mrs Mildred Hazen wed quietly at St Pauls rectory in Washington. The Catholic ceremony was conducted by Rev James Mackin with two clergymen assisting and few witnesses. After the ceremony they left for New York, greeted by family at a wedding breakfast.
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George Dewey
Mildred Hazen
St. Paul's Catholic Church
V Street
Sar Pifteentreet
Thealty
Jas. ¥. Mackin
Joseph MH. Fotey
Bilney
Washington McLean
Ludlow
Admiral Ludlow
Lieutenant Caldwell
J Wni
Caldwell
Father Mackin
St. Pari'y
Haken
Anne Morning
Dewey
Masher Maccin
Cutie
Baltinore
Bt. Paul
Liewsy
Asatet
Rideclert
Archral Dewey
Faether Mackin
Italy
Mother Markin
Inet
Mackin
Father Mackin Won the Flat To Bail the Bride At Mrs. Dewey
Buglers Patrol City As Provost Guards Round Up Men
Two buglers from the transport in Pennsylvania sounded alarms in the business district this forenoon. The provost guards marched through streets collecting a number of men as efforts to quell possible skirmishes or disorder unfolded.
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Pennsylvanie
Supreme Court Upholds Ihara Case Verdict
The Supreme Court upholds the jury verdict in Ihara's case, denying intervention and overruling the petition for clemency. The decision notes the jury had sufficient evidence to reach its conclusions and leaves sentencing on December 4 to clemency or subsequent actions. The report also mentions related civil matters and administrative probate actions ongoing in the same session.
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Supreme Court
Ihara
Petaion Ia
Frear
Whitney
Jideo Stinley
Pootent Dole
Martin Denny
TN Armatrong
Gtlintbettt Nicol
Han Aled
Henry Nicol
Ring Chong & Co
Lin Hep
Wal Co
Dave
Jewa
Moncarret
Kamatiiil
Walkin
Helen A. Holt
Dia
KR Holt
J. Seinen
Marie J. Saunders
Perry
Klute al. Sanders
Jirge Stanles
Davi Darton
Lorenzo M. Hintomer
Hie Handy
Change in China Command Named in Navy Dispatch
Officers on China led by Mr Bent are replaced by Second Officer Captain G Baker former master of the Mary A Troop. Captain Baker is widely known in Honolulu and is regarded as an efficient officer.
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Chang
China
Bent
G. Baker
Baker
Kauai Plantations Set to Begin Grinding This Month
The steamer Kilohana reports Lihue plantation to start grinding Monday while Waimea likely begins around the first of next month. Also noted are the birth of W. H. Dimond for Ilono Julu and the brig Constelo for Maha mie, which sailed from Jan Prangisce Nov 8.
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Lihue
Waimea
W. H. Dimond
Ilono- Julu
Constelo
Jan Prangisce
Salisbury to outline policy on Transvaal and Orange Free State
London Nov 6—Low Salisbury at the Land Mayor's banquet will discuss the future government of the Transvaal and Orange Free State. He will state that Queen's speech references to military operations mean restoring peace, not war, and that Kruger's war against the Queen voided independence grants, reasserting the area as part of the Queen's dominions. The address is eagerly awaited and may negate talk of European intervention.
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London
Low Salisbury
Land
Transvaal and
Orange Pree
Kruger
Salisbury
Greely Urges International Cable Conference
Washington reports General Greely Chief Signal Officer urges closer U S Canada and Pacific cable cooperation. He notes the value of commercial and industrial uses of cable and recommends Congress convene an international conference to discuss cable property rights during wartime.
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Washington
General Greely
Anya
Tom Pavite
Todd
Ite
Pacifie Cotanion
Congress
Wich & Cable
Supper to Captain Smith
A dated November 14 letter received by Captain Paul Smith from JAS R Mills of Company A N.G. announces a gathering of his command in the Armory last Saturday to honor his final leave. The note fixed a supper in the drill shed next Saturday night inviting all members and officers of the command and First Battalion.
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Paul Smith
UB OV
CO Aon
G. Hy
TSC
Jas, R. Mills Boe
A. N.G. IL
Police Court Noten forenoon dispositions
Police Court notes state that in a forenoon session the following cases were disposed of Ab a Wong Chan opium in possession $75 and costs each K Taketa heedless driving reprimanded and discharged Ab Kuna opium in possession $50 and costs Kinonka cruelty to animals $10 and costs John Kinach nasonic and battery on Leo Tuck $3 and costs
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Aba Wong Chan
K. Taketa
Ab Kuna
Kinonka
Animale
Costa
John Kinach
Nasonic
Leo Tuck
Conte
Austrian Officers Visit Hawaiian Hotel on World Tour
Captain Pockels and Lieutenant Ferdinand H. von Liebieg, Austrian army officers, are guests at a Hawaiian hotel. They plan to stay until the Doric arrives to take them toward Shine, continuing their world tour. Throat and Dr. Posey, Specialist for Eye Ear Nose and Catarrh, Masonic Temple.
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Perdinand H. von Liebieg
Hawaiian Hotel
Lieut
Van
Dr. Posey
Masonic Temple Z
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