Telephone Co Lays Conduits Amid Street Squabble
The Mutual Telephone Company undertakes conduit work on Hotel Street near the Capitol as Mayor and Board of Supervisors debate rights to the street. By November 2 repairs must pause pending court or territory authority decisions, with the city divided and awaiting a final ruling on control and future excavation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mern
Mutual Telephone Company
Capitol
Marston Campbell
Hin Moe
Tie
Rowrd
Celebration of Emperor's Day Observed in Honolulu
On Wednesday November 1 celebration of Emperor's Day is planned in Honolulu. Consul General Uyeno will meet Japanese subjects at the Japanese Consulate from 9 to 10:30 AM and receive foreign representatives and officials until 10230. The Consulate and its residence will be decorated with hibiscuses and greens. In the evening Uyeno will host a reception at the Consul general's residence on Niwang street. A monied garden display and chrysanthemum exhibition are expected at the Consulate residence on Nearby Street. The Japanese Merchants Association plans an elaborate reception for Honolulu merchants, with further details on page 3.
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Uyeno
Agaval
Fleiits
Kamut Nha
Porar
Dik
Niwang Street
Flo
Novaty Street
Japan
Honolulu
Whee Gray
Journal of Iber
Minke
Bock Patigare
Rome
Bober
Bf Buia
Chin
Cuba
Beet Sugar Prices Rise Amid Market Strains
Beet sugar prices continue their upward trend as market reports highlight global supply constraints and shifting export demands. The notes indicate rising futures for October deliveries and mixed reports from Europe and Asia, with cane crops affected by storms and disease pressures.
Beets Up
Beets price and market figures shown with garbled OCR lines. Anomalous text references quotes asking about reality, with unclear attributions and broken words. The readable portion mentions San Francisco, October, and 4.49 cents per unit or ton with prior quota notes. The passage includes fragmented dialogue about belief in the world.
Harbin Murderer Identified in Korea Revenge Plot
Police in Manchuria report the killer of Ito is Korean former sworn to murder as part of Korea's retaliation against Japanese policy. The suspect, Inchan Angan, and a conspirator were said to have planned the mission with a dummy ballot, revealing a wider violent scheme tied to Korea's revenge narrative.
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Inchan Angan
Ito
Korea
Japan
Dumdume Ballet
Polawaae
Taft's Progress Down River Tour Sparks Crowds
President Taft sails downriver with a comfortable mood as crowds watch from shorelines along the route, a sequence of smaller towns along the river reported heavy interest in his progress and arrival.
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Taft
Indictments Return From Territorial Grand Jury
Indictments named two Hawaiians Kuma and Hoapli for first degree burglary and related charges. Boon Chun Duck was indicted on a burglary in the first degree charge for entering Mrs Amy J Hoardman’s home on October 6.
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Territorial
IM Belt
Kuma
Sil
Hoapli
Hn Chun Duck Boon Ia
Amy JL
Hoardman
Fishmongers Arrested for Unlicensed Market Sales
Fourteen Chinese fish mongers were taken into custody by the police on charges of selling fish without licenses. They were booked at the station this morning and will face a hearing before Judge Anirade tomorrow morning.
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Toile
Aniirade
Fragmentary student quip on law study ends mid question
Fragmented OCR reads a professor asking about the tenth and a student named Bright Taw responding with tenacious humor as a line ends abruptly. The readable text is partial and lacks clear context or full names.
Care Smith Warned Supervisors Over Prosecution Threat
Deputy County Attorney Carl Smith warned the Board of Supervisors that prosecutors would quit if not paid. He urged a special meeting before October 28 to fund legal defense in the Third Circuit Court term opening October 27 in Kailua. The board reportedly ignored the ultimatum, delaying action and risking dismissal of numerous criminal cases.
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Hawaii
Bie
Third Circuit Court
Kailua
Carl
Smith
Wwast
Brith
Island Boy Wins Stanford Honors
Stanford University, Oct. 14. G. Morgan and others won prizes in the gong and yell contest for their songs. The winning entry titled The Oh for Stanford Med. A. Hutchinson and A. Binehorn took second prize with Stanford Day. Miss Mary Herd Roman captured the third prize with The Cardinal Will Win.
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Stanford University
Morgan
Achi
Honolulu
Stanford Med
J. R. Hutchinnon
A. Binehorn
Britain Supervisors Clash Over Beach Road Funds
Devonport officials clash at a noon meeting over spending to build Kohany beach road proposing between 18 000 and 20 000 in funds. Supervisor Quinn condemns opposition as politicians seek to reserve money for election day. The Maunee Committee chairman and the auditor are cited as guiding costs while delays prompt continuation on page 4.
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Quinn
Kohany Beach Road
Watercentry
Quins
Maunee Comuutt
Logan
Anys
Buipers
Ier
Cox
ATP
Lovett Head Mahl Is Next in Line in WEW York Notice
In New York an ongoing corporate reshuffle moves Lovett Head into a leading position with Mahl next in line as the Southern Pearl directors finalize decisions. Names and roles appear tentative amid broad reorganizational talks.
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York
Lovett Bias Eee
Ates
Mr. Pothesibraa
Soret
Suffragette Tactics Brotherhood in London Election
Two suffragettes were arrested in London today as militant actions erupt in the local election. The incident marks a novel effort by the women demanding the right to vote and signals escalating protest in the suffrage movement.
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London
Thunderbolts Meet Kellys Ship During Prolonged Storm
An electrical storm lasting nearly two days struck the American barque Andrew Welch off Molokai as Captain Kelly steered toward Honolulu. The crew fought the heavy seas and carried cargo including pore foam and gasoline, with the vessel enduring intense lightning without damage. The storm provided a dramatic, awe inspiring display noted by onlookers.
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Alfraw Welch
Vensel
Molokai
Hono Ih
Kelly
Caine
Andrew Welch
Tanee
No New Steamers Denied by Kennedy Interisland Line Manager
J A Kennedy general manager of the Interisland Steamship Company returned after weeks at sea and dismissed rumors of added steamers and a freighter service. He said no contracts or new ships are planned and the Helene undergoes overhaul with repairs and new ballast, while sailing for Honolulu via San Francisco around November 5.
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Intertaland
J. A. Kennedy
Neueral
Interisland Breamabip Company
Neweaste
Tennel
Hawaii
Kennedy
Alxteen
Interidland
Helene
San Francisca
Wonohiin
Rain General and Stocks Strengthen in Open Market
The market opened with rain general and stock strength, as traders noted continued demand and higher beet prices. Eric Kan cites Hutchinson planters benefiting from recent events while freight movements and port activity show signs of uplift, aided by transportation company expectations.
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Eric Kan
Hutehiayon
Hutchinaby
Chile
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Hollister
San Francisco
Harbin
Manchuria
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
Fort Street
Care Smith
Udrhey Carl Smith
Hilo
Island Boy
Stanford
Britain
Devonport
England
Thunderbolts
Hilonian
Next Fruit Boat Island Fruit Co
Palm Cafe
Hotel Street
Union
Kau
Maui
Brane Portation Company
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Tel
Fort St
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