Differences With Mr Swanzy From His Standpoint
A Governor's Council session discusses the Kohala water issue and the Kohala and Hilo Railway project. Attendees include F Swanzy H Davies Co, H Rorke F A Schanter, Palmer Woods, ES Dodge, Col J W AWC Gehr H J Gidler, and others. Governor notes Washington advices mean no further action this meeting. Swany disputes and claims Chicago capital not involved. railway plans filed December not yet approved. Arthur Walker former director and replacement by Bunyan Walker discussed.
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Kotala Wie
Holmes, Ballou and McClanahan
Col. J. W. Awc
Gehr
H. J. Gidler
Jones
Moc
Dow
Thane
Bul
Swany
Bote
Dobe
Sovernor Sole
Washington
Mahop
Richmond
Kohala
Ornar
Swanay
Star
Gehry
Mr. Swangy
Chicago
Kohula
Hilo
Velee
Swangy
Bwansy
New York
Bastery
Te Kolala and
Hilo Railway Company
Kohala and
Hilo Mailway Company
Iain Walker
Qiatantate
Bunny Wan
We Eladed
Bin
Fragmentary Letter Critiques Local Water Service
A partial letter accuses a city official of failing to justify water service changes. The writer vents personal grievances and questions the water plan’s legitimacy, noting dissatisfaction with delays and communication.
Farewell showings set with varied prices for final run
The Hello of New York will repeat tomorrow and Thursday evenings with a Saturday matinee and night show for The Gaiety Girl. Farewell performances feature popular prices, including Orchstra seats at $1 and balcony at 60 cents. No show tonight due to weather. details advise calling 93 for groceries. News notes from Wailuku report officials Kelinol and Welch testing Molokai travel and tours of Pelekunt and Walla valleys pending weather.
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New York
Bey Ty Anyoance
Family
Crete
Wailuku
Fast Orient Steamer Coptic Brings Diplomatic Passengers
The Coptic from Yokohama reached Channel wharf amid rough weather, docking ahead of schedule. It carried 100 Japanese steerage passengers and several cabin passengers including American and European diplomats, Italian and German officials, and officers from the U.S. Navy and Army. Through passengers head for San Francisco, Honolulu, and local plantations after clearance at the quarantine station.
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Orient
Howe
Yokohama
Danaenxer
Abe
Channel Wharf
Ths
Honolulu
San Francisco
America
Consularien
H. G. Squires
Peking
Bis
Wolpleril
Bhanghal
Fahrenbold
Kosten Coh
Woodward
Alvont
Hagey Cure Company Case Returns For Jury Trial
The Hagey cure company case resumed in court with Judge Gour presiding. Prosecutors Robertson and Wikter represented the plain tiffs while Kinney Hallow and McChanahan spoke for the defendants. Jurors accepted included Vincent Fernandes Austin A D Bolater Montgomery Joa Andrade H A Juan J BR Ed warde J Boe Beit Hammer Gua 1H Awa J Crawford and Geo Kluegel.
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Thomas M. Harriton
Boe
Beit Hammer
Awa
J. J
Crawford
Geo
Kluegel
Whirlwind at Oahu field. royalty guests in Waikiki
A whirlwind swept across a clear field near Oahu Diantation sending dirt high and wide. At the royal Waikiki home today, the Liliphittans hosted Prince and Princess of wood tollows while children enjoyed bathing and croquet. In Liverpool stockholders agreed to sell Ogden’s United St shares to Americas Tobacco Company with offers set for preferred, ordinary, and debenture shares. In Chicago a wedding linked Mine Laura Conger, daughter of the U S Minister to China, to Lieutenant Frederick Buchon U S A.
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Oahu
Prt Davi Kawananakow
Cupid Kalantannole
Walkiki
Royal Homestead
Liverpool
Jday
Ogden
United St
Ahares
Americas Tobacco Company
Tornia
Chicago
Laura
Congey
Frederick Buchon
U, A
Belds Wunt Oy
Conger
United States
China
McIntyre Block HT to Feature Modern Office Building
In Honulala the McIntyre Block at Port and King Streets rises as a modern two story structure for the Melutyre Building Association. Foundation laid ten months ago, frontages 112 by 62 feet, with ground floor retail and two upper levels offering fourteen offices. Built by J Ouderklek using native blue stone and steel, the project includes grand plate glass storefronts and a brick hallway entrance.
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Honalala
Wtone
Mogern
Port Wat King Streets
Fatrert
King Street
Wakal Vida
Hank
Mmmuka
Mctnerny Broa
J. Ouderklek
Builler
Water Privileges in Hawaii License Dispute 1901
Secretary Hitchcock discusses granting of a license to Mr Parker for a ninety nine year water rights deal in Kohala and Hamaku districts. Interior Department argues guidance from Congress and Hawaii laws, noting land license terms and governor’s authority while awaiting further advice. Continued discussion referenced on page 4.
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Monty
Parker
Stork
Bond Exchange
Mollwal
Haewali
Department of the Interior
Washington
TE Co
Hawaii
Honolulu
Congress
Territory of Hawaii
London Dissatisfaction Over Roosevelts Intervention Plea
London dispatch notes Kruger and Sayce pressing Roosevelt for intervention as Boers mark a surrender window and celebrate. casualty figures rise with officers killed and wounded. Reports recall historic marches and ambuscades near Utrecht and Ladysmith, with Natal defense mobilizing as Joubert’s 1880 invasion echoed. Government press release triggers public exasperation amid war conduct debates.
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London
Kruger
Sayce
Roosevelt
Ceur Osting
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Tour Notudle Marconson
Alxtythree
Utrecht
Gought
Natal
Tusgeld
Joubert
Cape Colony
Ly Agin
Nawon
Stormberg
War Effort Criticized as War Costs and Delays Rise
A Ministry charge claims the government aims to wage war cheaply by withholding supplies from Lord Kitchener and delaying military actions. The Times and The Hventog Bulletin note electoral distractions hinder preparation for a new campaign, with ministers blamed for misallocations and lack of morale. In sports notes, Shamrock II challenges for the America's Cup are discussed, with New York Yacht Club signaling a possible race next year and debate over Columbia’s prospects.
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Lord Kitchener
Sam Phan
Times
New York
Eal
Filer at Sea Again Involved in Harbor Turmoil
Manager Miller of the Kahnlut railroad is accused of interfering with the Baldwin steamer’s operations. Filler boarded the vessel at Harton and directed the Baldwin’s handling from the wheelhouse, prompting customs scrutiny and potential action by Honolulu authorities. Meanwhile, Columbia College president Beth Low is expected to attend a Kenpral convention in Epucapallank, weathering possible pressure from Tammany overthrow efforts.
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Piller
Kahnlut
Lewlie Baldwin
Tian
Belog
Te. B. Beike
Kabulus
Hama
Selke
Miller
Honolulu Harbor
Sony
J Customs
Captaing
Alexandr & Baldwin
Wiley
Baldwin
Bun Francisco
Beth Low
Columbia Codlege
New York
Eplucapallank
Ben
Tammany
Fire ravages cane lands in Hawaii district report
David Haughhe recounts a wildfire in Hamakua destroying about 45 acres of Portuguese cane. An inquest found no clues to the fire’s start as witnesses described efforts to control the blazes with trenches and patrols, while wind conditions limited progress.
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Pathow
Naval
David Haughe
Hamakua
Hoyd
Mawaii
Waimea
Albert Horner
Mr. Hoyd
Hama‘ia
Portus
Wood Nod
Kohala
Ube
Honoka
Honukas
Mr. Rickard
Albert Harper
James Gibb
Welf
Horner
Boyd
Burly
Hamakun
Porto Rican Laborers Arrested at Kitaiem Plantation
Two Porto Rican laborers at Kitaiem plantation were arrested last week. They are suspected of being workers sent here for examination.
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Kitaiemlantation
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