Reception for Hawaii's Queen Liliuokalani in Honolulu crowd
A grand reception in honor of Her Majesty Queen Liliuokalani was held today. Ex governor Cleghorn and notable figures attended as Hawaiian royal society members welcomed the Queen with flowers music and a formal procession. The gathering featured dignitaries and Hawaiian cultural officials, with the Queen receiving congratulations and honors before proceeding to the naka room.
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Ani
Waikiki
Ihi Kalakaua
Naka
Thor Valiablon
Eve Hlenon
Riehart Hortholdt
Atatul Hulu
Hhemootver
Rolley
Ken Gabler
Honolulu Harbor upgrade eyed by Congressmen
Witte favors harbor development in Hawaii with emphasis on Honolulu. Major Winslow and Hon. HW Woodyard spoke on costs and benefits noting a possible $500,000 plan to expand quarantine and harbor access. Delegates Woodyard McLachlin Humphroyn Taylor accompanied by Winslow urged action in next Congress. In San Francisco the Sugar jet price and terms were reported. District Magistrate Frank Aniteale was reappointed by Acting Chief Justice Wilder to a two year term.
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Hawaiian
Honouly
HW. C. Woodyard
West Virginia
Winslow
Woodyard
McLachlin
Humphroyn
Taylor
Frank Aniteale
Honolulu
Wilder
Enlivened Charges Hit International Family Tangent
A chaotic morning scene unfolds as a Japanese woman, a Chinese spouse, and three interpreters are central to a U S attorney inquiry. Authorities from Okinawa prefecture attend a hearing before U S Commissioner Spencer.
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Plea for Kahulus Harbor Report at Commerce Committee Meeting
Elmer J. Paxton chair of the Harbors Shipping and Transportation Commission presents a draft report at the Traders of the Chamber meeting advocating federal action to secure appropriations for Kahulus Harbor improvements. The plan seeks support from Congress to fund Greater Harlan facilities at Maul and calls for President Wheeler Winnwale to push for such an appropriation in the upcoming session.
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Harbor Improvements at Kahului and Maul Island outlined
The War Department initiates harbor facility upgrades at Kahului Maui and Maul Island as part of a broader ocean port improvement plan. The report details Maul Island’s geography population agriculture property values and transportation links while noting potential Congressionally reviewed funding pending department approval.
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Charee
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Maul
War Department
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Ondu
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Lanai
Hawaii
Ball at the Young for Congressmen
A grand evening ball for visiting Congressmen and their wives will be hosted on the roof garden of the Alexander Young hotel. A Hawaiian quintet will perform and several informal dinners are planned, with Army Navy Marine Corps and townfolk invited.
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Cadbury Begins Year Prison Term for Perjury
William J. Cadbury the aged excentric San Rafael millionaire began serving a year in States Prison for perjury at San Quentin. Cadbury had fought the sentence for years but Governor Gillett refused to pardon him, ending his bid for clemency.
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San Quentin
William J. Cadbury
San Rafael
Gillett
Congressmen at Aula Park Mooting Notice
Congressmen at Aula Park will hold a meeting Saturday night at 8 o'clock. John G. Lane promoter announced this afternoon that several local orators will be selected to speak. Speakers will be announced tomorrow.
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Japanese Held Not in Contempt in Wage Association Case
Makino and thirty-one members of the Higher Wage Association faced a hearing on alleged contempt of an injunction tied to the riot trial. Attorneys Promer and Lightfoot argued enforcement of the injunction and evidence of unlawful picketing. A city diamond game saw BC Hall & Sons defeat Boalding Jam 11 to 7 as fans watched.
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Arr Wage Association
JuaKe Hovingon
Lightfoot
Higher Wage Association
Promer
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Hall & Sons Aine
Butcher
Water restrictions on irrigation on Oahu set two daily hours
By authority the supply of water to Honolulu is insufficient for commuters on the Nunanu and High Pressure System. Water use for irrigation is restricted to two hours daily from 6 to 8 a.m. West of Nunanu Avenue to Bam Kant of Nuuanu Avenue. Dated Honolulu September 2, 1909. J. M. Little, superintendent of Honolulu Water Works.
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Explorer Reports Confirm Polar Arrival From Global Dispatches
Reports from Washington Copenhagen and London on September 2 confirm Dr. Cook and Jover Cook reaching the North Pole region. Danish inspector Jen sen verifies Cook’s arrival after reaching the Pole, while Rasmusen corroborates discoveries at York Bay and European belief grows. A Philadelphia Scout item notes Admiral Melville’s view on Cook’s polar feat. A Cook brother in New York claims attempts to relive the pole journey.
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Jover Cook
North Pole
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Christian
Doctor Moore Resigns from Territory Commission Board
Governer Proar received Dr Moore's letter of resignation from the Liberty Commission citing planned absence from the Territory for some time. The Governor had not decided to accept the resignation but indicated he probably would.
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Moore
Congressional Party Dance At Seaside Hotel Tonight
A Melting Congressmen tribute dance is planned this evening at the Seaside Hotel with a concert by the Hi Wallan Band preceding the dance. Additional music has been engaged and invitations extend to guests from other hotels and local military and naval community.
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Alexander Young
Hi ‘Wallan
Army
Court hears crossfire in another fishing case
The defense challenges a tax on large fishing boats arguing it targets Japanese fishermen and violates constitutional rights. Prosecutors press claims that the law aims to tax boats operating on the high seas, with issues over where catches occurred and potential implications if appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Drew
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