Korea Brings Many Passengers on Steamship Journey
Ivurlick plans a seven day passage between Ban Frain tivee and Htonolide to escape varatube ratriation. The Korda steamer carries Island residents to the Orient. Notables include Mrs Beudder and Prof Schaubland among arrivals and travelers bound for the East. A large party tours the world with sightseers joining in Beetown. The Korea sighted the schooner Robert Lewers on Sept 20 at 6 pm and reports smooth travel. Fashion Saloon offers free tea daily noon to 1.
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Ivurlick
Ban Frain Tivee
Htonolide
Korda
Lali Sundberg
Kave
Orient Mrii
Ateenberg
Rudolph
Alexander
Geo We Angin
Daytona Co
Koren Do
Mra
D. Beudder
Feudder
Central Union Churea
Wearthulin PueAr Co
Mra. Welle
Derby
HK. Pletcher
Staliard OW Company
Tk, Mitant
Wry
Klis
Korea
Robert Lewers
Hondat
Bond
With & Linge
Holt Charged With Cattle Stealing In Hawaii
William Molt, a ranet man, faces a first degree larceny charge for allegedly taking two cows valued at $100 from Laffeina Ranet. A warrant for Holt's arrest was sworn by Caron H. Tracy of the Hawaiian Teast alleging cattle theft during a round-up. The case is complex and requires a formal investigation.
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William Molt
Holt
Caron H. Tracy
Tracy
New Oriental Steamer Line Aimed at West Coast Trade
San Pedro Daily News reports formation of the Mexican Trading Company, a Los Angeles–based venture to run steamers between Los Angeles, Mexican ports, and the Orient. Capitalization listed at 1,090,000 dollars with directors from Citroan Valley and Santa Fe lines, plus Major Henry Phipps and Stillwell of Kansas City aiding the venture.
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California
Orient
Mexia
San Pedro
Mox“ean
Los Angeles
Wintrope
CitrunsValon
A. Maginnis
Tix
Banta Fe
BW. Gillatte
Las Vegaa & Ton
Parker Funeral Announcement Corrected Time
Funeral of the late Parker will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock from Ki mao ahureh correcting an earlier morning report. The notice clarifies the time for the funeral service and location.
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Parker
Kimao Ahureh
Wallagh Backers Debate Plan After Leprosy Cure Claim
Charley Chillingworth notes unready action by Wallagh supporters as Home Rule leaders weigh next steps before Governor Notley. A petition draft is ready while letters from Kalaupapa urge proceeding, with possible committee action or a full party meeting to decide on presenting the petition.
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Wallach
Walt C.K. Notley
Home Rule
Home Rule Party
Kalaupapa
Hawaii
Standard Oil Auditor Arrives to Probe Warehouse Shortage
HR Fletcher the Standard Oil auditor arrives by steamer to investigate a warehouse shortage linked to a fire and muddied accounts. U S Attorney Breckens meets him to pursue the case for the Territory with expected testimony and cooperation to uncover employee misconduct and defalcations.
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HR. Fletcher
Standard Oil Co
Korea
U.S
Breckens
Dln Roverdtax
Jean
OM Co
Mile
Ulm
Tten
Prosser Named Second Deputy in Attorney General Office
A muddled report indicates Prosser held a deputy role in the Attorney General’s office alongside Hemenway involvement. The sequence of appointments and pay arrangements appears unclear, with Whitney later connected to deputy duties and prompts a review of the appointment and compensation arrangements within the Office of the Attorney General.
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Premavr
Dewey Attorntey
Genera Hemenway
W. Lo Whitney
Hpal Bol
Judge Dole backs plantation plan to recruit laborers
Judge Dole returned from vacation impressed by McBryde plantation plans to colonize laborers on small pineapple tracts. He argues land subdivision will supply plantation labor and let Portuguese workers claim homes, noting their peaceful, law abiding record elsewhere. He endorses reforms to attract and retain workers across the territory.
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Judge Dole
Kas Vt
Nluwolf Us
McBryde
Dolo
Heyde Ayatom
Hilonian to Dock at Regular Wharf After Frisco Cable
Hilonian Lean Bell Castle and Cooke Ltd report revived cable advices from San Francisco stating the Hilonian will dock on schedule at her usual wharf at the foot of Wa Ny street upon arrival. She is due early Thursday afternoon. Bulletin newsboys highlighted the night crowd and stunts at the Bath hotel. A prize of 1720.50 was paid by Marshal Hendey to the High Sheriff Henry for prison and witness maintenance at Oabu fall for the quarter ending September 30. Mrs. Tighe Belle Sutton Whitin Kepner died in Denver on September 9 after a divorce in this city from F. B. Whitin. Lionel Hart has been surrendered by the bandaman and remanded to Oahu Prison in Que.
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Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Hilonian
San Francissco
Wany Street
Hendey
Henry
Oabu
Mra. Tighe
Belle Sutton-Whitin Kepner
F. B. Whitin
Denver
Lionel Hart
Bandanian
Que Oahu
PINKeiam Denies Fear of Assassination and Political Pressure
President Putham of the Board of coal rejects fear of assassination amid threats by Worm Wallach. Wallach pushes to summon Governor Frear and press for patient access, while Wallach discusses defamation and influence over the Health Board. The exchange hints at internal power struggles as Wallach weighs official action and timing.
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Putham
Thy
Board of Coal
Kalwapapa
Worm Wallach
Tim
Worm Willluch
Frear
Pipkin
Board of Health
Jarand
Pinchant
Wallacht
Demu yens and in big damage suit at Caxton
Several demurrers were made in the suit of William Lowell for damages claimed at 400,000. Caroline Cantoweater volt and others demurred on technical grounds. Win’s demurrer sought judgment and to bar Lowrie from further action. Two grounds involve parts of the defendants and one nonfounder grounds others.
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William Lowell
Caxtion
Eters
Caroline Canto
Castle
Harry B. Fwidwin
Talds Win
Hone
Lowrie
Mine Olnder
Partien
Other Partie
Flying machine makes successful five hour voyage
Friedrichahaven reports a successful seven hour flight by Count Loppelin in his airship with smooth maneuvers. Flags at half mast mark the death of Grand Duke Brender of Germany at the German Consulate, Condor cruiser, and Naval Station.
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Friedrichahaven
Countl Loppelin
Granduke Brender
Germany
Condor
Aladdin's Lamp and the real source of wealth
A fable contrasts magic wealth with real riches. Perseverance and sound business judgment are presented as the true sources of wealth, especially when property is entrusted to capable hands for management.
Taft Says War with Japan Would Be a Crime
Secretary of War Taft said in a bear garden speech that war with Japan would be a crime against civilization and neither government desired it. He commended Japan's Korean policy and favored retaining the Philippines by America.
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Kevae
Tokio
Japan
Taft
Philippines
America
Plague record for San Francisco reported in October
SAN FRANCISCO Cal Oct 1 The plague record of San Francisco up to date is 46 cases 29 deaths and suspects.
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Fameorates
San Francisco
Cal
Smith To Dedicate Church In Honolulu
Joseph Smith of the Latter Day Saints departed Kansas City for Honolulu to dedicate a church there. The message from San Francisco notes market quotations with beets and parity figures, showing daily commodity rates and analyses.
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Kansas City
Josph Smith
Latter Day Saints
Honolulu
Japanese Train Derailment Kills and Injures Dozen
In Seoul Korea on October 1 thirty Japanese soldiers and twelve others were killed or injured when a train derailed. The incident disrupted service and prompted emergency responses from local authorities and military units.
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Seoul
Korea
Admiralty reports plan to reestablish a naval base
London dispatch states the Admiralty finalizes the report that Britain intends to reestablish a naval base at Esquimalt. There will be no Health Board meeting tomorrow, Wednesday.
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Board of Health
Cholera Ravages Russia Across Twelve Provinces
Report from Pormstimne dated September 20 notes a severe cholera outbreak sweeping Russia with thousands dead in twelve provinces including widespread senile and elderly cases. The notice cites authorities confirming the spread and impact nationwide.
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Aurea
Rusoia
Important letter prompts college instruction plan
Prof Hil ward letter prompts special meeting of the Board of Regents led by President Cooper. Hilgard is asked to serve as chief instructor for the new college. Regents plan to admit students in the fall, contingent on funding and staffing.
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Hilwerd
Coopir
Renevis
Cooper
Paudents
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Port
NEW Oriental
Tine
Alfred
Are
Tailors
York Tailors
Kash Co
Fort Sts
Wallagh
Notley
Charley Chillingworth
Dickey
Standard Oil
Hollister Drug Co
Hilonian Lean
Bulletin
Demuyens ND
Aladdin's
J, Hopp & Co., Furniture and Mattresses
King Street
Hawaiian Trust
Pekin
China
CI China
Smith
Naval
London
Admiralty Office
Eequimalt
S.S. Sierra
Island Fruit Co
King
Haan Golege
Fort Street
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