Marcus Island Expedition Details with Japanese Guard
The Rosehill party, after a Marcus Island voyage, landed with two scientists and two sailors. Japanese lieutenant Akimoto and sixteen marines greeted them deeming no conflict. Japanese officials issued letters permitting limited landings to study guano deposits and fauna while warning against ownership claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia EE. Whalen
Rosehill
Marcus Island
Mosars, Bryan and
Sedgewick
Akinoto
Kasag
Whaten
Akino
Department of State
Japan
Bishop Museum
Captain Rovehill
Buck
Tokio
Rosebill
Marcus
United States
Kanagi
Guano Yields and Island Departure Clash On Ocean Vessel
The crew reports average crown mold guano at 40 percent and rock phosphates near 70 percent. Captain Rovehitlt asks for all Whalen’s belongings to be returned and for departure timing. Captain Rosebill resists, warning weeks needed to assess guano deposits. The Whalen leaves Mi aun Inland for Honolulu, stopping at Midway en route. Captain Rosebill visits Captain Wi gold’s ruined home at Midway. Thomas Fitch notes official reports from Capt. Bonehill and Mr. Sedgewick have not yet been provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovehitlt
Roseniit
Ceutenant
Miaun
Honolulu
Midway Island
Rosebill
Thomas Fitch
Capt. Bonehill
Mr. Sedgewick
Turpentine Case 16 Decided by Judge Wilcox
Judge Wilcox ruled in the turpentine case against Abraham Fernandes manager of the Harwatian Hardware Company for storing more spirits of turpentine than allowed. He held the law requires a specific quantity not a technical reading and imposed a $50 fine. Defense attorney Judge Whiting noted an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Dormionon
Abraham Fernandes
Harwatian Hardware Company
Hiv Honor
Whiting
Senators Plan Ha waii trip with Wilder Steamship Co
The Senatorial Commission arranged travel with Wilder Steamship Co for a trip to Hilo. The Senators will depart on Wednesday September 17 and stay until the following Saturday before returning to Honolulu aboard the Claudine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatorial Commission
Wilder Steamship Company
Hawaii
Hilo
Tehy
Honolulu
Missing Man Sparks Police Search in Went County
A man identified as W. S. Mathie, landlord at 63 Vineyard Street, reports a missing tenant since Sunday morning. Police, led by Howston and Workman on the Young building, investigate an apparent disappearance amid concerns of foul play. Governor Robert M. La Follette’s renomination in Wisconsin is noted in broader political currents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logehrdiuano
Howston
W. S. Mathie
Vineyard Street
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Ana Young Lochinvar
Went
Congress
Ex Senator Thurston and Gehr Before the Commission
Ex Senator Thurston and Arthur C Gehr faced the Territorial Commission on the Kohala irrigation ditch issue. Thurston outlined that his clients preferred non contest and urged local authority action, while Gehr detailed negotiations, agreements, and petitions involving Parker Jones and various officials. He argued open competition should not undermine local knowledge and urged full hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
A. C. Gehr
Geehr
Kohala
Senatorial Commission
John M. Thurston
Arthur B. Gehr
Nasocraton
Naval Station
Thornton
Robert W. Wilcox
Prince David Kawananakoa
W. C. Smith
Samuel Parker
J. W. Jones
Fb, McChinahan
J.T. McCroman
J. H. Haywood
Boyd
Mitchell
Thurnton
Arthur C. Ger
Kobala
Mawati
Torloa
Gover
Territorial Council
Gehr
Washington
T Hey
Congres
Ryan
Secretary of the Interior
Afr. Gehr
Attorney Department
Thureton
Af Warington
Gebr
Hin Asany
Ates
Congress
Department
Hle Ollente
Ancw
Murton
Benate Committee
Reuben Law
Hawaii
Byrton
Hamukum
McCrossen
Woohington
Honokane Gulch
Clarke
Wyoming
Parker
House Committee On
Met
Robertson Declines in Harrs Favor on Republic Party Letter
Honolulu September 11 1902 Secretary K Re publican District Committee Fourth District Dear Sir I have to acknowledge the receipt of your communication nominating me as a candidate for representative I deem it best for our party that I decline the nomination My withdrawal will permit Mr W Harrie to seek the Benstorial nomination and I wish success to the Republican ticket Also British Columbia grew the world record apple last year weighing one pound three ounces and measuring 16 inches in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. H
Wiliam Savidge
Fay
Republican District Committee
4Th District
Fourth District Committee
House of Representatives
W. W. Harrie
Best Wisches
Nuccens
A. G. M. Robertson
British Columbia
Judicial Suit In Dispute And Murder Trials Await Ruling
Court of Its Own Motion raises question of regularity as trials proceed. Trial jurors excused for extended term. George Ferris murder in first degree faces motion for new trial tomorrow. Kiura murder case also seeks new trial. Executors and purchasers contest land sale in Waikiki estate with authorities to be produced. Justice Gear to rule on sale description validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waikiki Beach
Ketki
J. A. Magoon
Mra
J. M. Damon
Gar
Gear
George Ferris
Ferris
H. W. Robinson
Kiura
W. Ashford
Elizabeth Kekaanian Pratt
Ahin
Yee Nam
Ahin Company
Anian Fook
Leong Hoy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia E. Whalen
RO Hill
Wich
Senators
Imperial Cigar Store
Fort Street Distributors
Arthur C. Gehr
Hawaiian Islands
Senate
Gob
Renator
Mallory
Col Parker
Jahon
Sam
Mahukona Landing
Marston Campbell
Public Works Department
HB. Geb
Col. Parker
Ate
Torney McClanahan
Executive Council
Col. Jones
McClanahan
M. Ballou
H. I. Gebr
Dole
J. H. Boyd
W. H. Weight
M. Baltou
H. A. Gebr
Hawes
Arif
Halley
Col
Jone Hat
Halla
Orere
Govenor
Parker Win
Ballon
Jones
Mainland
Fred Wandenberg
Booth
Clanahan
Vandenbert
Captiaiing
Gabewald
Kahala
John Hunt
Robertson
Harris
Omnes
Geo. Ferris
Honoluli
Manufacturers’ Shoe CO
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