Times Correspondent Discusses Russo Japanese War
The Times London correspondent David Fraser describes his wartime experiences with General Kuroki's army during the Liaoyang engagement. He details transport to port, access to vantage points, and perceptions of press treatment by Japanese authorities as the campaign paused for winter quarters.
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Times
David Fraser
London Times
Fraser
Kuroki
Blaoyang
Kutoki
Mukden
Ma Prater
Preser
Ourrweponde
Pate
Taoyang
Liaoyang
Lisoyang
Con
Attract Great Horses For Winter Races
Damien C Quinn argues for Hawaii and Honolulu to become a world winter racing hub. He cites Ketchum’s Croton tour and the potential to draw top thoroughbreds to the islands, with favorable conditions and promotion. Strong words on shifting horses from the U S to the south or to California and then to Hawaii for winter racing, hoping to elevate the sport worldwide.
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Damien C Quinn
Ketet
Cresend
Iim
Lambe Moe
Quinn
Chub Beara
Ike
Telanda
Thie Lieb
Rm Ang
Mtr
Ketchum
Brent Horton
Mc Quin
California
Hawaii
Millountees
Honolulu
Croton
New Zealand
Australia
Harves
Injunction dissolves in Little Joker tobacco dispute
The court denied the preliminary injunction in the Little Joker tobacco case. Judge H. Hackfeld & Co. and related parties faced questions over exclusive rights in the Laro tobacco brand and sales in Hawaii. The decision notes lack of authority on certain points and dissolves the restraining order, with the matter continuing in court as detailed by the complaint.
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Teldor Rubenstein& Co
H. Hackfeld & Co
Laro Tobacco
Mand
Sald
Hawaii
Themer
Hyman Brothers
H.W. Hyman
Michiel Hy i
Morrie Hyman
J. Hyman
Maint
L Rubinstein
Dee
Ist
mCcrosalit
Hono Hui
Verdict Favoring Plaintiff in Ejectment Suit Over Water Tank Purchase
A directed verdict for the plaintiff Unly afternoon in a case before Judge Tobiavon. The suit by McChewiey and wife against the First Nationst Bank seeks possession of property bought under a sale. Accrued rent was awarded. exceptions noted by defense counsel. Jury excused to October 25 at 10 o'clock.
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Muirge Rolimnon
First Nationst Bank
McChewiey
Democrats at Orphlum and mixed local notices
The Orphlum event showcases Democratic talent on Saturday with platform speakers. A Japanese defector named Nurashima Sentaro seeks arrest of Okutani Atada for ketones chent. Thomas J. Dillon receives 48 hours imprisonment for embezzlement. Harmony Lodge attends funeral for F. J. Wilhelm. Governor Carter consults on Lahathurtia school property dispute with representatives.
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Nurashima Sentaro
Walt
Okutani Atada
Ketons
Asada
Kaholul
Thomas J. Dillon
Dole
Lillon
Meinbera
Harmony Lodge No. 3
C. D. Faro
F. J. Wilhelm
Young
Federal Grand Jury Ends Work With Fourteen True Bills
The federal grand jury reported fourteen indictments to Judge Dole and was discharged for the term after thorough service. Included are charges of perjury and conspiracy to commit adultery, plus several cases involving forged documents and embezzlement. The panel list and arraignments followed, with multiple Japanese defendants arraigned on various charges.
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United States Grand Jury
Dole
Toraleh Bato
Aleyo
Lick Sing
Kerr
Aumanl
Biel
Buford
Frank Ramos
Solomon Keanpaul
Kailua
Mra NK
Higa
Dena
Manuel Lucero
Sonoma
J. Metntorn
Tetme
Kura
Vite Busine
Lavi PL Kauhow
Wae
Kagan
Kanai
Ichiharo Kanemura
Toyo Kae Pemura
Inawe Noor
W. C. Sproule
H. Krouger
Newnes
N. D. Naylor
B. le. Huddy
HW. Dow
F. Mall
John Khwell
A. Simpson
Hf. Murray
McIntyre
R. D. Lackwout
K. Alg. Wallace
Holster
John Caseanly
le. Kerr
Colima
E Hartman
TV. Holven
O. Saylor
Confesses Crime and Investigation Update
High Sheriff Brown reports a wireless telegram from Chester A. Doyle of the Attorney General's Department. Doyle says investigators arrived in Kowai to examine the attempted double murder at Fansman J. Coney was advised. a murdered man is not dead and a woman is expected to recover. Five witnesses for the government. All okay. no plea for Coney's return.
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Legeany
Chester A. Doyle
Attorney General's Department
Kawi
Etennior
Noewa
Fansman J
Coney Wan
Jal
Hull
O. K
Neil
Coney
Enon
Ruse and Rove Plead Guilty in Theft Case Before Federal Judge
Edwin Wk Ruse and Fawin K Rove pleaded guilty before Federal Judge Dole to stealing a seven stellar Pauwwin hat from a registered mall package at the port office. They faced a minimum penalty of imprisonment, with counsel noting the act involved only a refined hat and urging leniency. The indictment against Rose was returned with the fire batch and trial followed, as the Republican meeting drew rising enthusiasm for campaign plans and party management.
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Fawin K. Rove
Dole
Tilo Port
Antici
Frank Thompson
United States
W.treokone
Lew Jeney
Daly
Bar
Rose Wan
Villehir
Ile
Hilo
Delaware
College Hills Declines to Split Tickets
Acamber of Hepublicane gathered at Frank Ardsade home in Cottegm blle taat night for a quiet discussion on voting straight Republican. The discourse suggested solid support for Republican candidates and a clearer party alignment across quarters. The Vitth District Republicans plan a meeting at old Kaliht Camp with speakers John Lane Bob Bishop J M Dowsett and others. District reps left for outside precincts at 2 o clock and will return Saturday ahead of a large rally at Ania Park Saturday night.
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Hepublicane
Frank Ardsade
Cottegm
Vitth
Old Kaliht Camp
John ©. Lane
Bob
Bishop
J. M. Dowsett
Ania Park
Eee
Captain Fined $300 for Liquor Sale on Return Trip
Captain William Treanor of the American schooner Turner, now in Klevelo with coal from Newcastle, pleaded guilty before U S Judge Dole to one count of liquor sale. He was fined $300 with Attorney Frank Thompson defending. A second count was nolleed by the U S District Attorney.
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Turner
Klevelo
Newcastle
U. S
Dole
Frank Thompson
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