Youthful boy wanders during Supreme Court hearings
Eleven year old James O'Brien known as Jimmy Smart tells how he ended up at the police station after stowing away from Skaguay to Honolulu and then to Seattle and beyond. He recounts harsh treatment, precarious work, and flight from his parents as police and guards supervise his early travels across the Pacific coast and Alaska. Also noted are Supreme Court cases awaiting decision and a memorial by the American Union Party to the Hawaiian Commission proposing a territorial government with liberal suffrage and swift tariff alignment.
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Ind
Honolulu
Jimmy Smart
James O'Brien
Klondike
Bia
Jammy
Monte Cristo
Cascaile
Snohomikh
Machias
Everett
Seattle
Newsboya Union
Tacoms
Juneau
Skaguay
Schwarz
Soapy Smith
Ming
Sospy Smith
Beauty
Kent
Theo
City of
Jack
The
American Union Party
Hawaiian Commission
Ww. Smith
JA. Kennedy
W. K.lima
Annexation Club
Americana League
Republic of
Hawaii
Republic
House of Representatives
McKinley
United States
Bona Fire
Central Committee
J A Kennedy
Wri Sims
G W Smith
J A Kisher
TF Lansing
J A McOnudloes
Hooga
Ed Towan
EA Winston
8 Martin
BE Dillingham
J A Low
Mo Stocker
WJ Lowrie
Wai Henry
ES Mikalemi
J Saiffen Sentenced In Police Court
J Saiffen, one of the Palawa hoodlums, pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Sin Wo in Police Court this morning. He claimed intoxication at the time. Judge Wilcox sentenced him to two months’ imprisonment at hard labor.
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J. Saiffen
Sin Wo
Wilcox
Strange man lands from the clouds tale links to Andrée
Winnipeg report describes an Eskimo encounter near Hudson Bay where natives saw a man descend from the skies. Whites speculate the visitor is Andrée the Arctic explorer, prompting wide intrigue in Dauphin and beyond.
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Chicago
Times-Herald
Winnipeg
Mansaya
Dauphin
Esquimaux
Hudson Bay
Andree
Regatta Committee To Decide Saturday Yacht Race Result
The judges finished deliberations on two Saturday yacht races and have handed the matter to the Regatta Committee for final settlement.
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Regatta Committee
Plockett Brother-in-Law Visits From Alabama in Town
Mr Plockett brother-in-law of pe Williams is in town from Alabama. A reward is offered at the office for information leading to the recovery of four loot rosa cont.
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Mr. Plockett
Pe Williams
Ala
Camping Grounds News Reflects Military Camp Life and Prospects
Activities at Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head show balls and gravistand plays among battalions, a 15–13 win, and plans for a Saturday match. Captain Hitchcock leads a 100 mile march around the island for men, Y M C A facilities aid the troops, and the U S Cyclery reports strong use. A Hawaii agricultural outlook highlights steerage arrivals, canned goods, figs, and potential fruit canneries to boost local industry.
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Kapiolani 'Park
Diamond Head
Hitchcock
Binghamton Company
New Yorkers
Islae
Menthi
Ostober
U. 5
Mond Delegation Plans Washington Trip for Kalaisina Society
The Kalaisina Society considers sending two delegates to Washington to back the recently handed memorial to the Commission. Robert Wilcox is expected to be one of the delegates. Some Society members oppose the plan, calling it only a pleasant trip for two men. Maronic Temple Telephone dt.
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The
Kalaisina Society
Washington
Robert Wilcox
Weyste's Advertises Low Prices High Quality Merchandise
The advertisement highlights Weyste's focus on low prices and high quality. It promises savings on goods such as weights, pens, and clothing while claiming ongoing improvements and wide stock. The copy emphasizes value, durability, and customer service in a bustling retail setting.
Honolulu Plantation project advances with 200 workers
The Honolulu Plantation progresses with about 200 laborers on 200 acres cleared and 30 planted in cedar pine. Planting to start in June, aiming for 1000 acres total and 10 to 12 thousand tons output in 4-5 years. Irrigation plants from the Coast, two more pumping plants to be built by June. Capital stock subscribed in San Francisco by A Low, with officers N Oblandt Sassman and others.
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Cedienne
Moauntua
Oslin
Ewa
Eayar
San
France
Sixteenth Camp Fire of Geo. W. De Lon Post
Comrades B A Strout RK day Groene and George De La Vergne of the G A R Camp Fire committee announce the sixteenth annual Camp Fire of Geo W De Lon Post No 45 G A I to be held at Post Commander ON Wright’s home in Little Britain on Thursday evening September 22 at 730. All members, fellow comrades and families are invited. Strout has worked hard to make the Camp Fire a success.
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B.A. Strout
Groene
George de la Vergne
Geo. W. de Lon
ON. Wright
Little Britain
GAK
Strout
Soldiers of Zealandia Typhoon Strikes Manila Crew
The Senator reported ill sailors aboard Zealandia as the ship fled Manila. The new command saw the sick aboard and ordered sending them home to America. The vessel was caught in a typhoon that left her partially disabled.
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Mick
Zealandia
Manila
America
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FL Dortoh
Av’ Gonr
Tong
Tai Keo
GK Wilder
CS Bradford
K. Kaboomana
Carvalhio
N. Russel
Tax Assessor of
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Perry
Yuaterday
Ateamship
Bishop Estate
Waikulani
Manoa
Kalihi
Hee Pilipi
Loloknun
Ab Ln
Kalauao
Frank Smith Brittain
U.S. W. Engineers
Camp McKinley
Shortridge, Beatty & Brittain
San Francisco
Awaii
Phere
Royal
Ion
Hundred Mile
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Islands
Bureau of Agriculture
Eachi
Hilo
New York
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Waislui
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Kahuku
Cuba
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Mond
American Messenger Services
Maronic Temple
Bailey
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Weyste
Morgan
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