Queen Liliuokalani Honored At Wilcox Home Feast
A society page recounts a grand reception at the Wilcox residence in honor of Queen Liliuokalani and guests of the Senator Mitchell commission. Hawaiian music, flowers, and lanterns framed the lavish makal lanai setting with bands, solos, and a moonlit view. The queen was seated at the head of the table as toasts followed, ending with praise for the United States president and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detegut
Robert Wilcox
Senatorial Commission
Lithos Kalani
Makal Lanai
Pitt
Tulle
Wilcox
Liliuokilami
Mitchell
Himesh
Mea
Gulick
Jonah Kalanidnaole
Mra. Burton
Burton
Foster
Princess Kawanaakon
Moore
Oregon
Stina Alice Campbell
Chrystal
Delagete Wilcox
The
United Bate
Wilcox Vnd
Home Rule Executives Debate Fusion and Return of Kalauokalani
A Home Rule executive committee member indicates fusion likely not to be pursued. Most of the body opposed the plan, and decision timing hinges on Senator Kalauokalani's return from Maui. He speaks of district campaigns and a major rally planned for Saturday in Klaudine, with a Friday meeting at the Queen's Place in Kapalams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rule Executive
Ainee
Benator Kalauokalani
Mawati
Mually
Builders Exchange Considers Draft for Building Laws
The Board of Directors of the Builders and Traders Exchange met last night and approved drafting a bill on building laws. D. Crate, Harrison, Pinkham, and W. B. Rowell were named to lead. The draft will incorporate earlier efforts by the Master Builders and Master Plumbers. Underwriters of Hawaii agreed to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Builders and
Tradera” Exchange
Exchange
Senatoria Commission
Dublin
Dm. Crate
Harrison
Ek. Pinkham
W. B
Not Far From Truth Lipeka Appears in Police Court
Lipeka a Hawaiian youth appeared in Police Court this morning charged with striking two inhabitants of Twiles. A local craps shooter testified she exchanged insults with a woman and cursed a man who intervened, prompting his claim the scene shocked polite society. Judge Wilcox discharged the defendant, noting the quarrel was improper yet the language reflected a woman's argument rather than a serious moral corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipeka
Twiles
Iwill
Wilcox
Commission Departs for Milo on Claudine Steamer
The Claudine left the Wil der wharf at 9 am with a senatorial commission aboard including Mitchell Poster Horton and Thurston. Local notables Col Samuel Parker and Mrs Parker, Prince Jonah Kalagianne, Judge A Mabaulu and others attended with band music and flowers. The Claudine is due back to Honolulu Saturday morning. Also reported is the death of Kerwin, five, youngest son of Mr and Mrs John H Coney of Lihue, with funeral held yesterday after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo
Wilder Wharf
Mitchell
Poster
Horton
Thurston
Col
Samuel Parker
Parker
Prince Jonah Kalagianne
Ole
A. Mabaulu
Stanley
Whiting
Gooll Brown
HM. &. Cooper
Weamer Kaval
Kerwin
Sher- Wet
Mra
John H. Coney
Lihue, Kaval
Inet
Uttle
Aquatic Sports Schedule Sets Regatta Pace On Saturday
Regatta preparations accelerate with books closed at five today and a full list of officials named for judging timekeeping and yacht events. Entries for races include six oared gigs, yacht classes, tug of war, and steamer house, with prizes from 15 to 52 dollars and a crowded timetable from 9:20 am to 4:8 pm amid mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wall
Capt
Clark
C. Wilder
Doan
Marks
Courne
BH. Parker
Jidee Luther Wilcox
Allan Dunne
Kauwelani
Prince Cupid
Kaptelant Wack Atkinson
Geo. D. Jones
Aloha
John Hh. Jacobsen
Merle Johnson
Malthint
C. Sorenson
Myrtle
George Crozier
Elias Yachts
Rat Price
Ancood
Healant Boat Club
Myrtle Boat Club
Yokohama
Nake
Tut Inter Onneratehed
Arne
Prin
Puot
Mest Prine
Letloa
Marknorite
Myrtle Boat Clubs
Makina
Willie
Diamond Head
J Kane
Testimony Hints at Deeper Probe by Senatorial Commission
A report states the Senatorial Commission intends a deeper examination of Territory affairs. It notes subpoenas were issued for twenty eight city residents and handed to Sergeant at Arms C A Browns before departure of the Claudine with 4% instructions to serve. One man reportedly hesitated but then said he would appear before the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senatorial Commission
Mibpoenan
C. AL Browns
Cooper
Fred Wandenberg
McChomney
C. Bolte
Andrew
Brown
Henry Watermans
Wil
Jim 0. Smith
Theo. F. Lansing
Loa
Thurstom
John Kinnerith
Win
Wilson
John J. Bush
Robert L
Wilcox
David Kawananakoa
Jonah Kalanianaote
Charles J
Hopkins
J. 1
Kautukou
Lot J
Lane
J. K. Premdergant
John
A. Cimmisi
Jona F. Colburn
Abraham Fernandes
Grant-Atarme
Soldiers shot at luau misrepresented in paper correction
Howard Clarke of Honolulu letters Sept 17 1908 correcting a press report about Privates Henry and Campbell. He states the soldiers did not insult a woman in public nor pursue Hawalai through Kapiolani Park. The two men were attacked after inviting Hawaiians to a luau, defending themselves in a confrontation that led to both being shot.
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Ivenlug Buletia
Senter
Ray
Henry
Campbell
Meury
Howard Clarke
Honolulu
Bishop Refused To Sell Property In Complex Hawaiian Case
In a Hawaii court, multiple parties clash over land and trust deeds. Bishop of Panopolie and John K Sumner face scrutiny as Oahu Railway & Land Co seeks conveyance of lands and premises tied to a 1902 trust. The court considers amended answers, adjourns, and notes a pending suit with potential settlements or conveyance negotiations.
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Waialua
Abin
Yeo Chan
Tranetor
Guietan P
Panopolle
Iet
Sumner
Oahu
John K. Sumner
Oahu Railway & Land Co
Bey Lag
Bumber
Oahu Railway & Land Company
Old
Ouba Railway @ Land ‘Company
Prince Cupid Speaks At Crowded Territorial Meeting
Prince Jonah Kalsmanade urged Territorial voters to join the Republican Party to gain influence in Congress. He argued Home Rule is unattainable in Washington, leaving the Delegate with no party to align with, and praised Republicanism as best for the public good. Other speakers addressed the leper settlement and federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repih
Kalithh
Petnetpal Epraker
Jonah Kalsmanade
Republican Party
Uber
Congress
Wington
J. le McCandlear
W. C. Achi
Street Car Stalled by Two Jackasses on King and Maunakea Street
A Honolulu street car was halted for minutes at King and Maunakea streets when two small donkeys seized the track. The motorman rang the bell and the animals refused to move, despite attempts by the crew to push them off. A whip was used as a last resort but the creatures fled to the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot King and
Maunakeaetree
Jackass
Kilkitat Arrives After Uneventful 25 Day Passage
The Kilkitat a barkentine from Port Ludlow reached port this morning after a 25 day voyage with tight winds. It lay ten miles off Diamond Head yesterday unable to move and now docks at Allen Wharf carrying 651000 feet of lumber. Me ad C. J. Day's ropery advertises Kona coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America Barkentine Kilkitat
Port Ludlow
Tiamond Head
Sihe
Allen Wirvet Wharf
Fong Sing Must Be Sent Away From Hawaii Deportation Ordered
United States Commissioner Edwin S Gill orders the deportation of Fong Sing in a case titled United States of America vs Fong Sing. The defense claimed he is a Sacramento merchant with a California business and twenty one years in the United States, but the court found him not meeting the 1903 act's merchant criteria. The ruling hinges on whether he qualifies as a merchant under the law, requiring credible testimony from two white witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edwin S. Gill
Chiaoes
United States of America
Fong Sing
Hin Fant
Territory of Hawaii
Congress
Territory of
Hawaii
Fong Sing le
Sacramento
California
Booey Sing Company
Lasue
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Lilivokalani
Senator Mitchell
Lanai
HOMEP
Bmders Exchange
Commission
Aquatic
John D. Rockefeller
Westohenter County
Pocantica Hille
Luau
Bishod
Oahu Railway and Land Company
MAS
Pratt
W. Ashford
Eiteabeth Kekaunlay Pratt
Abin Company
Robinson
Dave
TEL
Klikitat
Ludlow
C. J. Day
Ropery
Gill
Boye Volous Cl
Sohal Shoes
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