Man Saved From A Watery Grave
A dramatic rescue occurred when Holden, submerged and nearly lifeless, was saved by Surgeon A. Hayward aboard a vessel after being found floating in the outer harbor. Hayward’s swift medical care revived him within minutes, and Holden regained mobility shortly after. The crew, led by Cox and Captain Haker, praised Hayward's actions as exemplary and life saving.
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Cox Awain WC. Haker
Holden
Wielens
Saraeon Hayward
Hite
Helden
Burxeon Hayward
Hawaii to Begin Large Scale Cotton Cultivation
About one thousand acres near Honopapu are set for cotton farming under a lease to Kuttle Development Company. The Oahu Railway and Land Company funds the project with annual rent of 2.50 per acre and a 1 percent royalty if profits exceed 100 dollars per acre. Markepoate plans to oversee planting as Hawaii Experiment Station trials provide the starting basis.
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Hawaiii
Honopitull
Oahu
City Employees Must Pay Up
The Attorney General plans a formal warning letter to Honolulu city and county employees who are tax delinquent. Prompt action is expected to boost tax receipts by the end of the coming week.
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Federal Departments
Aly
Honolui
Hemenway
Honolulu
Heninway
Wncention
Fern
Wright's Money Paid Over in Territory Garnishment Case
Bishop & Company paid to Treasurer Conk the sum of $774.20 as the deposit held in the name of William F. Wright, the defaulting treasurer who fled after securing about $17,000 of government funds. The Territory sued to garnish the funds and Judge Whitney ruled the money the Territory's rightful property.
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Bishop & Company
Conk
America Defeats Opponent in Great Is Tournament Here
Wright challenges Australia for Davis Cup. America and Wigfor Philadelphia competed today in the great is tournament with America securing a win amid strong play by Wright and others.
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Philadelphia
America
Wright
Australia
Liberty Leave for Men From Three Ships Amid Shutdown
The Fleet Today reports liberty begins this afternoon for crews from the Pennsylvania Maryland and Colorado with some ships delaying until coal is finished. A funeral was held for a woman killed in a boiler explosion on the Colorado. The crew continues coaling from one side of the ship and no intership sports or hawking events will be held until vessels are paired with cowling. The Virginia class ship set a record of 140 tons per hour in coal handling, likely among the best.
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General Fleet News
Lepetsky
McDermott
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Nunanu
Bewt
Rioters Must Serve Sentences In Waimanalo Case
In district court Judge De Bolt allowed the sentence to start from the imposition date after a stay request during an appeal. Four rioters received two to six months. leader Dol got six months and four others five months. Attorney Lightfoot argued for mitigation citing lack of notice and new pleas. Witnesses Townsend and Chester Tayle did not support the objection.
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Waimanalo
Tl Bolt
Andrade
de Bolt
Dol
Lightfoot
Toome
Taterprre Ors Townsend
Chester Tayle
Lightnnnt
Plan to Improve Health Conditions On Plantations
President Mott Smith of the Board of Health outlines a tentative plan to appoint a sanitary inspector for plantation camps in Hawaii. The officer would work under the Department of Public Health to enforce sanitary measures, aiming to curb typhoid fever and protect the community. The proposal notes costs offset by long term savings and emphasizes nationwide inspections to halt disease spread.
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Mott Smith
Board of Health
Dex
Department of Public Health
Hawaii
Mot Smith
Hilo
Hamakua
Honolulu
Tariff Commission Appointed by President
Beverly Mass. President Tost announces the tariff commission appointment. Named are Henry Emery of Yale as chairman James B Reynolds of Boston Assistant secretary of the Treasury and Alvin H Sanders of Chicago editor of Breeders Gazette.
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Beverly
Mass
Tost
Tariff Commission
Henry ©. Emery
Yale
James B. Reynolds
Boston
The
Treasury
Alvin H. Sanders
Breeders’ Gazette
North Pole Claim Declared US Territory
Secretary Winthrop received a report from Lieutenant Peary announcing he had taken possession of the polar regions in the name of the President. The area near the pole is declared the property of the United States by discovery and possession. The State Department conveyed congratulations.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Peary
North Pole
United States
Winthrop
Philippine Trouble in Manila and Bulacan Mutiny
Provisional authorities and police fail to enforce sanitation laws in Manila. Constabulary ordered to return to Bulacan as local authorities cannot cope with mutiny. Part of the Constabulary rebelled, killed one officer, and fled into the hills.
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Manila
Bulacan
Island of Luzon
Dr Cook Sails From Denmark and Norway to U S
Dr. Cook, discoverer of the North Pole, sailed today for the United States after being feted by Danish and Norwegian royalty. His reception in New York will be a prominent social event, with arrivals from Europe expected within days, and reports hint at a possible personal meeting to settle a lingering dispute.
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Dr. Cook
North Pole
United States
Denmark
Norway
New York
Moe Sar Alent
Anly
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Kunia Development Co
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J. W. Orchard
H. J. 21 Meter
L. F. James
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Insurance Department
Hawaiian Trust Companya Limited Td
Wigfor
Francisco
Ohio
Seagirt
Bir Dryden Shoot
Marine Corps
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Teland
Territorial Messenger Service
Ebony
Restwoof
Hollister Drug Co
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