Suez Canal to Open Oct 6 Amid Global Updates
Sept 30 dispatches report the Suez Canal will reopen October 6. President Roosevelt has returned to Washington. In San Francisco the Alameda ran aground near the Golden Gate, taking on passengers and alighting lifeboats. Efforts focus on stopping leaks to save the ship as water pours through hull breaches. A large crew is aiding with cargo discharge and salvage operations as tide conditions change.
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Nuuanu Reservoir Work Delays Slucing at Key Section
City officials report progress on the Nuuanu Valley reservoir project but note work is paused on a section where sluicing cannot be employed. Assistant Superintendent Howland says crews are surveying to decide the excavation method, while noting clear water now reaching some residents and ongoing resistance from those using red water. Police report gambling arrests and a bank affair connected to Charlon Moore, with one bank in Honolulu noted.
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Police raid reveals rambling house on King Mreot
Police on Cambling were aware of a Rambling headquarters on the third floor near Liltha. A raid eleven days earlier netted nine Japanese and two Hawaiians. one forfeited ball, others not convicted. No gambling evidence found. doors were smashed and five trap doors connected street to the gambling room. Officers found occupants calm, talking and reading.
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Pedro tournament closes with awards for The Elke
The Pedro event ended tonight with prizes awarded to J. Parnall and Jesse Drise for first, J. Doyle, and third prize to G. L. Compo.
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Another Kauai Miracle Auditor Fisher Sees Work Timetables
Auditor Fisher remains astonished as Public Works Inspector Robertson presents a detailed timesheet for August. The document lists hours worked on the Walmea embankment and Hanapepe wharf, including August 1 with two shifts and a sequence of hours across August 10 and 14, illustrating a complex series of eight to twelve hour work periods.
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Thia Saheet Robertson
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Two Story Palolo Home Destroyed by Fire
Mr and Mrs Charles L Rhodes lost their two story Palolo residence in an early morning fire. Mrs Rhodes escaped with her life while Mr Rhodes, away at the Waiule Palolo Kaimuki Improvement meeting, avoided the blaze. Neighbors assisted and the fire destroyed the house with no chance of saving possessions including jewelry and curios. The report notes the couple had previously been burned out years earlier.
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Upending Parker Ranch Case Spurs Tense Testimony
The courtroom session featured Fred Wandenberg examined on cross by Kinney as he recounted talks with Kinney and A W Carter over settling Parker Ranch litigation. Letters dated July 5 1095 proposed a board management plan and possible settlement terms, while Kinney pressed Wandenberg on Carter’s influence and delegate authority. The debate touched bids by Eben Low and others and the contentious path toward a partition sale, with Kinney probing Carter’s actions. (Continued on Page 8.)
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Beef Trust Probe Signals U S District Attorney Action
Report says United States District Attorney Breckons is preparing to present instructions from Washington to break up the alleged trust. The action centers on a suspected agreement among cattle and meat interests that would curb competition. Prominent ranchers are said to be involved as the refunds bonds are expected to be signed this afternoon.
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