Kinney moves to revoke Low's authority in Parker case
Kinney files a motion in Parker case seeking to strip J A Low of authority to represent the plaintiff. Wandenberg testifies about Sam Parker interest in Hamakin Ditch Co and signature on a charter. Kinney accuses Magoon and Parker of paying witness fees and misleading affidavits as he presses for a prompt resolution. Continued on Page 5.
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Kinney Springs
Parker
Low
Ing
Kinney
Fred. Wandenberg
J.a. Low
Wandenberg
Sam Parker
Hamana Ditch Co
Sonspany
Holmber
Wilhney
Twe Hamakin Ditch Co
Wundenberg
Jude Lindsay
McCroman
Atock
Inter IC
Wuntenberg
Pat
Carter
Paane Hall
Wandenerg
Walt Jeremy Carter
Sam Par
Kinny
Jack Low
bin Emma Street
Waimea
Waimes
Magoon
Vandenberg
Ning
Parker Ranch
Faute
J. 8
Annie T. K. Parker Rana
J. & Low
Magoo
Ordinance Sought To Regulate Opium Smoking
High Sheriff Hage ty urged the county Supervisors to pass an ordinance restricting opium smoking. He cited a December letter to the Attorney General noting rising opium use, especially among young native women, and recommended making it a misdemeanor to use opium outside approved places with penalties including fines or imprisonment to close opium dens and curb private smoking.
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Hagety
Holloway Reports Island Roads Need Repair and Budget Notes
Public Works chief Holloway toured Hawaii Island from Hilo to Kawathar, urging rain readiness and road repairs. He praised past loan work, warned against non revenue producing spending, and discussed funding for a Hilo government building and the Ho nolulu wharf extension. A separate inquest was set for a Japanese man found dead under the School Street bridge. Princess Theresa Wilcox attended a farewell ceremony at the Oroante wharf with a Democratic gathering and native Hawaiian entertainment.
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Dent
Public Works
Hy le Land
Kawathar
Waimea
Walpio
Manuka
Hilo
Holloway
Puna Jand Kalapana
Volcana
Kan
Kona Ant
Walimea
Kawathae
Haniakae
North
Hito High School
Hito
Watanuenue Street
Lyot
Theresa Wilcox
County Supervisors to Create Fund for Better Roads
Hawaii Promotion Committee urges the Oahu County Supervisors to economize and establish a fund aimed at improving roads to accommodate anticipated visitors. The group argues that enhanced streets will boost prosperity from tourism and entertainment for entering travelers.
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Oahu
Hawaii
1905 Sugar Crop Outlook and City Improvements
The 1905 sugar crop is estimated between 406000 and 410000 tons, with observers noting the year’s yield is a strong record second only to 1904’s 387478 and exceeding 1902 by about 93,000 tons. The article praises the crop’s scale and discusses transportation and civic improvement plans to boost city prestige and economic prosperity, urging prudent budgeting and salary economies.
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I le
Nolute
Ae Honalong
TET WONT WIN FREE TRADE IF PROPER FIGHT 15 MADE
A long interview transcript discusses tariff reform, sugar pricing, and political positions of Democrats in Hawaii. It mentions Taft's program, cooperation with Southern planters and western interests, and views on making the Philippines a territory with benefits but without obligations. The piece appears continued on page 4.
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Philippines
W. A. Kinney
Carlo Wase
Mr. Wineney
Democratic Party
Hawaii
Republican Party
Taft
Ingres
Kinney urges Hawaii sugar planters to defend labor policy
Attorney W A Kinney advocates continued protection for Hawaii sugar labor amid looming Congress debates on free trade with the Philippines. He warns that a shift to free trade would force Hawaii to rely on a white labor element, likely drawn from southern Europe or Latin stock, and urges plans to curb immigration. Kinney foresees rapid capital-driven changes if free trade passes, risking the local sugar industry and Hawaii’s economic future.
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Dulletin
Hawaii
W. A. Kinney
Congress
Philippines
Europe
Prisoners of War to Return Home Amid Treaty News
Tokio reports the peace treaty with Russia passed the Privy Council and martial law is lifted in Kanebo Tagasaki Tasahima and Hakodate. Disjointed revenue-like notes from San Francisco and Frangip Cal reflect commodity quotations and parity figures for sugars and beets.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
Privy Council
Kanebo
Tagasaki
Tasahima
Hakodate
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