Steamer Ke Au Hou Brings Rescue After Rough Kauai Weather
The Mikahala sail from Nawiliwili at 6:10 PM with 13 passengers bound for Honolulu. A lone passenger reached the steamer by boat amid breakers at Nawiliwili Bay as the vessel pitched, rolled, and danger loomed. Several travelers declined to risk the trip. others, including Bennet W. Wilcox and A. Rice, planned to try again if weather improves. The week’s wind and rain caused heavy damage to the rice crop and affected Kauai's inland yields. one third of the Amahola valley crop was ruined. Senator Naka and J. I. Peters rode the Mikahala from Waikiki? to Nawiliwili, while Wm. Thompson of T. H. Davies & Co. was the sole Nawiliwili passenger aboard. The Ke Au Hou may call at Nawiliwili to transport those who stayed ashore.
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Paxeéngote
Kat- 01
Sreamer Sikahalt
Falanda
Mikabala
Nawitiwitt
Honolulu
Abe
Siongalde
Kaual
Benn
W. Wilcox
C. A. Rice
Arthur Rice
Mie
W. A. Baldwin
Malina Brothers
Mer
Baldwin
Makawell
Lihue
W. G. Hall
Anabola
Kilauea
Petre
Walmea
T. J. Petrie
Caatle & Cook
Wat
Nii
Fim
George R. Ewart
Kilauek Bogar Co
Kens
Bomdholder
Preparing Senate Chamber in Audletary Building
The senate convenes in the Audletary building with Judge Gear’s courtroom now occupied by the Seanatory. Caretaker J. J. Greene fixes the old Uhcone room for tomorrow’s session while four surplus senatorial desis are bred together into a prewe table.
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Audletary
Bowle
Oregon Block
Argon Aims to Reach AWA Coastal Telegraph Network
New York reports plans to connect key coastal points with a transcontinental line. A central hub in San Francisco will link to San Glace Bay Newfoundland, Sandwich Islands, Guam, Alaska, and the U S. government involvement is pending.
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New York
Ny Iv
Alaska
Glace Bay
San
Francisco
Sandwich
Guam
Marcon
Noo
Nebraskan Arrives With Oil Burning Steamer at Honolulu
The Nebraskan, an American-Hawaiian steamship, arrived at Honolulu port about 9 a.m. after a San Francisco voyage of over seven days. She carries 2500 tons of general merchandise and livestock, plus 14,000 bags of mail, and is fitted with oil burning machinery like her sister Nevadan. The ship will unload at the railroad wharf and sail to Kahului with 500 tons of freight before returning to Honolulu. A drowning incident near the harbor last night involved a local mariner who disappeared during a swim. search efforts found no body.
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San Francisco
San Frapciaco
Lute
Kahulul
Nll
Vollown
A. W. Delano
J. 8. Green, Frat Officer; Hf. F. Perkins, Wee* and Offer; H.H. Peterson
E. Hough
A. F. Jones
John Gelwer
Sant
W. Damuth
H. K. Weeden
Purner
J. 8. Green
H. J. Weeden
Kahului
Kahulu
Honolulu
Boyd and Wright Indicted by Jury in Territorial Money Scandals
James H. Boyd Superintendent of Public Works faces three indictments for embezzling Territory funds totaling 83 950 plus separate charges of 50 600 and 1 700 cited in a broad Hawaii era case. Benjamin H Wright Chief Clerk of Public Works is charged with embezzling 8289 53 and related sums totaling several thousands. Grand Jury presented before Judge DeBolt during November term of the First Circuit Court.
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James H. Boyd
Public Works
Territorial
Boyd
Interior Department
Benjamin H. Wright
Chrif Clark
Department of Public Works
Territorial Funda
DeBolt
Presid
Pirat
James Gordon Spencer
James H., Hoyd
Jamvoe H. Boyd
Hawaii
Department of the Interior
Republic of Hawaii
Wald Republic
Ile
Jamin Haywood Wright
Mawali
Moma
Bank Meeting Sparks Contested Stockholder Showdown
A disputed session of First American Savings and Trust Co stockholders convened in the corridor of the office building at noon. Col George W Macfarlane called the meeting, with Attorney Dillon as secretary, amid protest from LC Ables and a refusal to use the regular meeting room. The group adjourned to 4 PM tomorrow at Magoon block to elect directors, with two factions diverging and the street outside the building afterward quiet.
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First American Savings & Trust Co
Corporation
A. Maxoon
Dillon
George W. Macfarlane
Pred Vandenberg
Ly GC. Abies
Buslnome
Ditlow Wade
Robinson
Te Ocbpocsocsohosocec Soc CO
Aed
Robingon
Col. Mactar+inne
Attorney Dillon
Ables
Auch
Posoececece Cereles
Magoon
American Bavings & Trust Co
Col Macfarlane
Brown
Porto Ricans Deny Meat-Treatment Reports In Hawaii
In Washington on November 10 Secrn tary Hitchcock says Governor Dole reprieved a statement denying reports of untreated meat from Porto Rico loans on Hawaiian sugar plantations. The complaint, submitted by Pedro J. Agostini, arises from laborers seeking to return home due to sickness and unrest. The governor's inquiry found laborers want to go home due to homesickness, and health conditions among Porto Ricans are improving. Also listed are various passengers aboard the AorangI sailing from Vancouver and Victoria with names and schedule notes.
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Washington
Tary Hitchcock
Dole
Hawaii
Porto
Hawaiii
Sugar Planters’ & Association
Pedro J. Agostini
Porto Rico
Mitchell Not After Governor Dole But Focused On Reports
Senator Mitchell of Oregon arrived in Washington and said he would devote time before the session to preparing the report of the Senate subcommittee on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. Senators Burton and Foster will join next week to aid the report, and Mitchell denied any talk of pressuring the President to remove Governor Dole or Secretary Cooper.
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Washington
Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific
Tnlands
Porto
Hawaii
Burton
Foster
Mitch
Their
Dangerous at Pall Deputy Thwarted Returning from Havdla
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, returning from Havdla Kootauloa, failed to arrest election mischiefers. He faced fierce wind on the pall causing his buggy to tear its top off and nearly overturn. Officer Apana assisted as winds forced a perilous crossing. a special steamer is being arranged to haul the polo horses from the island.
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Sherif Chillingworth
Havdla
Kootauloa
Apana
New York to Tapan in Fourteen Days
New York reports a ship capable of ferrying passengers to Yokohama in fourteen days, setting a faster pace for Pacific routes. The Korea arrived at San Einen on October 8, reducing travel time by several days and signaling a shift in transoceanic passenger service aboard the largest American-built vessels.
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New York
Tapan
Korea
New + York
Yokohama
San Eine
Yokolam
Bert Tine
Siberia
Newport News
America
Atlantic
Bt. Paul
Bt. Louis
Pleas Of Defendants Ar Lewis For The Platinum
Pleas of defendants Ar Lewis for the platinum present ed stipulations in the United States District Court to allow Wilder's Heameup Company thirty days to answer the separate complaints of Mrs Catherine Pile and Thomas Tortensen. The court limited delays, with Judge Estee skeptical of delays. The trustee of the Austin Publishing Company in bankruptcy petitioned for a fee for special services prior to the sale of property. matter continued to tomorrow morning. Judge Robinson granted Mary Nuil Grogsan divorce from Thoman W. Grogson. various arraignments and bail amounts discussed.
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Lewis
Platnum
United Sates
Wilder
Heameup Company
Catherine Pile
Thomas
Tortenwen
Hoth
Carson
Estee
Fin Honor
Austin Publishing Company
Hall
Nixel Jackson
B. J. Priel
Ab Bing
Joe Komoklehi
William Hoopal
Milane
Cooper Admits Possible Error In Medical Examiners Appointment
Treasurer Cooper concedes possible legal error in appointing the board of medical examiners. He held talks with Governor Dole, and the matter may go to the Supreme Court for a speedy decision. A mandamus suit by five Japanese physicians also awaits resolution.
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Cooper
Board of Medicn
Dole
Bulletin
Board of Medical Examiners
Supreme Court
Menalt 1K
Senate
W. H. Wright
Board of Health
Minister of Finance
Minister of the Interior
Bensen
Board of
Medical Examiners
Interior
U Senate
Board of Registration
Hemenway
Rilwe
Raguli
Tong
Treagurar
Treanwr
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Wilcox
ARGON
Awa
Bonte Tiet
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express Office Mafia
Mal
California
Conta
Ottietale
OMT
Rte
of OF Honolulu Invesment CO
Ibrehant Street
Boyd and
Wright
Vancouver
Victoria
Aorangi
Patrick Conway
RE. Mullen
J. Mullen
G.I. More
John
Boylan Mr
Mee W
Withers
Ahmenethy, Mra
McKechum and Wan
He. Baulith
BO. Gorman
Aorang
Fend & Apdelal Ateamer
Haual
Alex Hewitt
Willie Johnson Vincent
Charles Correa
Ernest Muniz
Louis Richards
David Miha
John Medieros
Man
Tischera
Charles Wilcox
Telporter
Whitman & Co
Hub Clothing House
Salt of Clothes
MM. W
Waltham Watch
Nigel Jackson
Poor Bean
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