Makawell riot at Camp One shocks Kauai Police
Nov 21 Makawell near Lihue erupted in a violent riot as about 200 Japanese residents and gamblers clashed with five officers led by Deputy Crowell. Edward Blake and a Porto Rican boy were captured, tied, and assaulted. officers aided by local plantation staff eventually stabilized the scene. Twenty Japanese suspects were arrested for riot and sent to Waimea for prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onella
Keach
Edward Hinke
Crowell
Vam
Aueistanen
Wiekil
Ue Polleeren
Edward Blake
Witnok Untiley
Coowell
Plantaton
Met
Ben Rice
Blake
Tim
Clowe
Von
Baldwitt
Luna Ewart
W. ©. Smith
H. J. Hobnger
Baldwin
Coney
Sherif Rice
Maxawell
Waimea
Jao
Pri
Sherif Crowell
Hofgaard Sant
Grand
Nolle
Charles Makie-Garden Biland
Rapid Transit on Sundays Provokes City Debate
An Evening Bulletin highlights the governor’s enforcement of laws while ignoring transit policy. The Rapid Transit Company is allowed by law to run cars on Sundays amid public debate about necessity and revenue, noting 20 percent of receipts come from Sunday service.
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Alhong
Hone Vole
Hovolute
wWelb
Ae L Watt
Busslerand
Carter
Thurston
Tanec
Inn
Daight's Disease and Diabetes News from Honolulu
A Honolulu letter claims a new diuretic cures Bright's disease and diabetes, sparking disbelief among Chinese residents. The writer, a long-time local pharmacist, says the drug saved lives, lists stock at Honolulu Drug Co Fort Street, and urges belief in the remedy. He describes himself as a pioneer druggist and promises further proofs to skeptics.
Pro Bona Fanatico Letter From a Small Farmer
A brief reader letter from Honolulu dated November 23, 1904, signed by a SMALL FARMER references a preference for Pro Bona Fanatico over Pro Dono Publico and notes the quiet of the community. The missive presents a frank, period voice with political resonance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Speate
Honolulu
Thanksgiving Program Service at Oahu Prison
Thanksgiving program at Oahu Prison conducted under the Young Men's Christian Association with John M. Martin presiding. Rev. Linn led prayers and addressed the assembly with recitations by Edyth Crowe and Mary Paty, a choir, and musical selections including Tune Our Hearts to Sing.
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Calm Prison
Young Men's Christian Association
John M. Maetin
Rev
Linn
Bob—Mina Gertrate Hall
Mixw Edyth Crovett
MunieOnbo Privon Quartet
Mika Mary E. Paty
Addreaith Koglivh
Florence Yarrow
Hywin
Incandescent lamp praised as home blessing for years
A brief ad asserts the incandescent lamp is trouble free and a great home blessing. It highlights constant readiness and no refills while offering cheerful wiring estimates for whole-house installations.
Curtis Will Sail On Novel Venture
The bark George Curtis from San Francisco on November 7 is ordered to Newcastle to coal and refit. The voyage marks a rare instance of local sailing, with plans to return to San Francisco carrying a cargo of coal and reports of further sailing activities.
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Curtis
George Curtis
San Franciso
Newcastle
San Francisco
Curie
Thamar Packit
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N.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co, Ltd
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Tel
Barney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
N. Y. Board of Health
Julius
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
C. Q. Yee Hop & Co
Blue
Beretania
Alaiea
Milch
Kukui St
the Bulletin
Makawell J. Lvl
Harm and
Hkunday Dam
Sira
Draggiet
Pat Tip
Cheenie
Bright
Chraule Britt
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort St
Oak Valley Distilling Co
Covington, KY
Pacific Coast
Mawahan
Kentucky
H. Hackfeld& Co.,ltd
Hawaiian Islands
atQahu Prison
Hawaiian Electric Company, Limited
Chicago
Batovine
Helier
Kaual
Wes
Hbo
Dorion Tentroparty
Weber
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