Cable's Pathway Declared Threatened By Ocean Currents
A gloomy cable report warns that the Atlantic Japanese current could bar trans-Pacific lines from California to Hawaii and Hongkong. Depths exceeding six miles and a possible ocean-floor abyss threaten anchoring cables, with notes on longer cables and extra slack to account for uneven seabed. Washington reports also note Episcopal Church actions on Hawaii missions, Cuba, and a new disciplinary framework for bishops and clergy.
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New York
Washington
Dulu
Jelanda
Alinudo
United States
Hawaii
Co Ifornia
Hongkong
Uist
General Convention
Episcopal Church
Church of England
Pacific Coast
Delates
Cuba
Porto Rico
Kioto
Japan
House of Bishops
South Dakota
New Mexico
Arizona
Platte
Spokane
Duluth
Noe Progoute and Mottham Case Mention Prosecution
Marshal Brown said he would not act to prosecute two young officers without executive orders. He claimed to have read the headquarters report by Genoy King and noted the matter but would refrain unless directed by higher authority.
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Marshal Brown
Whyelock-Mortham
Yau
Affai
Genoy King
Warrimoe Day Delayed by Mail Tailline Up News
Warrimoe was delayed a day due to mail conditions for the Colonies. Agents H Davies and Co. for C.A.8.8 line received word by the Australia that the vessel would arrive some time today or early morning.
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Sheo. H. Davies & Co
C.A
Australia
Concord Avhore Aye The Concord Raps aground near lighthouse
The Concord ran aground in the channel near the lighthouse and was towed off by a tug. The Warrimoo arrived from Vancouver and Victoria as the paper went to press. The vessel named Buneets was due to sail for Gotonios at 7 on Sunday October 30.
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Concord
Warrimoo
Vancouver
Victoria
Buneets
Gotonios
Champion Tennis Player Roth Wins Oakland High singles title
News from Australia reports Willie Roth, a well known figures in Honolulu, captured the singles championship at Oakland High School defeating all challengers. Roth belonged to the Junior Branch of the Pacific Tennis Club and is making a mark among Staten fans.
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Honolulu
Staten
Australia
Willie Roth
Oakland High School
Roth
Pacific Tennis Club
Kickapoo Show Closes Early Then Heads to Fiji
Dr. Hunter announced the Kickapoo show would close a week from Monday night and then travel to the other island before returning to catch the boat for Fiji.
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Dr. Hunter
Fiji
Hacks Hale Commences Today
Ladies missing visits to Sadie s store on Monday and Tuesday will forego a chance to buy dress goods that seldom occur.
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Hacks Hale
Sadie
Sugar Industry Debated by Honolulu Merchant Leader
A prominent Honolulu merchant challenges assertions on sugar profits and large scale plantations. He cites a smaller capital plantation yielding 40 percent dividends and notes potential cane expansion by smallholders and European farmers. Also mentioned is a police incident involving Mounted Patrolman Sam Leslie and a silver match box gift from Dr Day.
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Honolulu
Ivale
Koon
Hawaii
Hoe
Sam Leslie
Dr. Day
Beretania Street
F R. Das
Marshal Brown
California families migrate with Australian water contingent
A group from California including Abe Min Brown and six children arrive in Australia. Among them are Mr. and Mrs. Wm Judkins Mr. and Mrs. H A Brabazon and two children. Three sons aged 15 18 and 20 are noted as sturdy youths. Also mentioned is B Kennedy.
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California Farmera
Teley
Abe Min
Brown
Wm. Judkins
H. A. Brabazon
B. Kennedy
Death of Makawao resident aboard San Francisco steamer
Mrs M W Crooks of Makawao died October 26 during a voyage on a steamer from San Francisco. The death occurred at latitude 28 16 N and longitude 145 28 W after a period of cancer. The body will be taken to her home on Tuesday.
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Mra
M. W. Crooks
Makawao
Abe
San Francisco
Board of Health Receives No Reply on Camp Sanitation
The Board of Health has not yet received any reply from Colonel Barber regarding the core transmissions of resolutions addressing sanitary conditions at the camps.
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Board of Health
Barber
Soper Sells Waialua Million Shares Amid Investment Rally
Colonel J A I Soper controls a million shares in Waialua Agricultural Co San Francisco with $800000 in new subscriptions and million dollar cover by B F P Dillingham. Investors A Hopper and John A McCandless each put in 150000 as articles of association are accepted in Hawaii. A San Francisco report notes buoyant sugar prospects at the coast and in Honolulu.
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J. AL. Soper
Waintaa Agricultural Company
San Francisco
Australia
ER. P. Rithet
Daw. A. Hopper
John A. McCandleas
Waialua
Colonel Soper
B. FP. Dillingham
Dillingham
Ian Ratter
Mr. Dillinghan
Waialua Agricultural Company
San Froncnco
Hopolata
Transports to be reduced for Manila voyage postponements
The number of men to be sent on the remaining transports has been cut below the initial tally. General Morriam plans to return the City of Pusbla and discharge the Rio de Janeiro Peru and City of Para. The Ohio and Tadina faced delays, and the Pennsylvania should depart San Francisco around November 4 or 6.
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Manila
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
That Bicycle Race Pair Plan City Circuit Challenge
John Silva, the Manoa Wonder, and Chas Richardson of Camp McKinley met in this office to arrange a bicycle race. Richardson would grant Silva the pick of any course about the cay or suburbs within five miles, with a forfeit posted by both parties if the plan is accepted within a week. The race would run against a time limit within 20 days, contingent on officials approving use of certain streets from Marshal Brown.
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John Silva
Manoa
Chas. Richardson
Camp McKinley
Richardson
Silva
Cay
Jolf
Marshal Brown
Bailey’s Bike Bits and Honolulu Cyclery Notices
Item notes bicycle riders trends and price movements with references to tires wheels and maintenance. Advertisements from Bailey’s Honolulu Cyclery 231 King Street promote repairs, cleanliness, and puncture repair services for bikes.
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Canvay
Ford
Thor Rurchatss
Baileys
Honolulu
Wien
King Street
Sale of St. James Hotel to Campbell of Honolulu Nears Completion
San Tone reports the sale of the St. James Hotel to Honolulu capital investor Campbell is being arranged and will close in about a month. The University of California Regents currently own the hotel, bought to satisfy a $75,000 Lick fund mortgage. Campbell and his family plan to move there, with the purchase seen as the first in a series of San Jose investments.
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San Tone
St. Jamen
Damer Campbell
Honolulu Capitaliat
Campbell
Islands
Bat
Regents of the
University of California
Public Eare
Lick Trust Fund
Itutist
San Jose
Cecil Brown
Brown
Campball
Hin
San Jone
Couple to Join Kun for Voyage to United States
Mr and Mrs join Kun will depart for the United States aboard the K. P. Ritbet Monday afternoon. Mr Eun is ill and will take the ocean voyage for his health. Dr and Mrs Humphris will be passengers on the U. P. Ritchet. Dr Humphria has also been unwell recently.
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Arizona
Pennsylvania
Join Kun
K. P. Ritbet
Eun
Bio Health
Mre
Humphris
U.P. Ritchet
Humphria
May Become a Naren Mies Hoffman to enter hospital training
San Francisco society figure May Hoffman sister of Southard Hoffman visits earlier and now travels to Bellevue Hospital in New York to pursue nurse training.
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Mies May Hoffman
San Francisso
Southard Hoffman
Mormon Missionaries Band Arrives In Honolulu
The Mormon missionaries aboard the Warrimoo from Vancouver arrive in Honolulu led by D Young, Brigham Young’s descendant. They plan conferences with Hawaiian authorities and fellow workers to organize a broad campaign to Christianize the islands. Young expresses optimism about forming strong churches under American institutions as more missionaries join the effort.
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Vancouver
B.C
D. Wight
Warriainn
Honolulu
D. Young
Brigham Young
le Wohl
Leva
Hasoolala
Young
Newnridts Starred at Visit of Miss Jessi Newlands
Society notes report the forthcoming visit of Mrs Jessi Newlands wife of Congressman Newlands who aided a resolution uniting the country with the United States. The item notes Mina Newland wed yesterday October 28 to Mr Ble Jredge of Washington BD. O.
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Jessi Newlands
Newlands
United States
Mina Newland
Mr. Ble Jredge
Washington
Not the Main Report on a Teacher Accused of Improper Hula Teaching
A report from public schools in teneling indicates a teacher allegedly instructed pupils in hula dances amid concerns over the presence of Palestinian themes in the exercises. The complainant was dismissed from the laneher, and no investigation or retracement occurred.
General Wood Proclaims Provisional Independence Note
General Leonard Wood as military governor pro tem of the Department of Santiago issues a proclamation deemed a provisional declaration of independence. The document appears tied to wartime action and outlines asserted authority under U.S. auspices. Tim Jarwely is referenced in connection with the proclamation’s preparation.
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Wood
Santiago de Cabs
Leonard Wood
Department of Santiago
Tuloy
Tim Jarwely
United States
Lill Russell Granted Divorce in Jersey Court
In New York Oct 21 Lill Russell, formerly married to Signor Perugini since January 21 1894, was granted a decree of divorce yesterday in the Chancery Court in Jersey City.
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New York
Lill Russell
Perugini
Yeterday
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