Tragedy on Kinau Street Ends in Double Shooting
On Kinau Street a man identified as E M Jones shot his wife Mrs Jones killing her and wounded her mother Mrs Parmenter. Police searched the area for Jones as witnesses described a rapid sequence of shots and a possible suicide attempt near Beretania Street.
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E. M. Jones
Kinau Street
Parmenter
Jones
Kinaup Street
Jonea
Kame
Jones's
Waikiki
Kane
King Street
Walski
Alapal
King Streets
Prittey
Prixley
Mrs. Parmenter
Mra. Jones
Mre
Theh
Beretania Street
Beretanta Street
Albert Lucas
Land Department Begins to Act Fairly in Hawaii
Land Commissioner Boyd reports on homesteads opened since July 1 1902 in Hawaii. Of 203 holdings, 146 went to white men and farmers, with lands on Oahu Pupukea reserved for white settlers. Plans include 100 acre tracts, road access, and withdrawal of some Hamakusa lands pending tobacco experiments to deter speculators and ensure actual settlement.
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Boyd
Olan
Kona
Kohala
Hawaii
Oahu
Pupikea
Hamakisa
Land Department
Agricultural Department
Not a Branch of Christian Science Claims by Reader
A letter from Mary Olive Coontract defends Rev. Kekipi and his Hawai ian church against a report linking it to Christian Science. The writer argues misrepresentation occurred but praises unity and the spread of truth through faith healing and prayer.
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Christian Science
W.D. “McCracken
J. Kekipi
Kekipi
Christian Science Church
C. 8
Father Kekipi
Jesus
Gill
Mary Olive Coonract
Stanford Professor to Study Charity and Native Diseases in Hawaii
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burroughs Roberts Smith, associate sociology professor at Stanford, will spend a year in Hawaii researching charity methods and native diseases. She is the wife of Prof. Albert W. Smith and daughter of Cornell’s I P Roberts. She has a long scholarly record from Rural New Yorker to Wellesley and Stanford.
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Palo Alto
Mary Elizabeth Burroughs Roberts Smith
Stanford University
Hawaii
Mary Smith
Albert W. Smith
Mra. Smith
I. P. Roberts
Cornell University
New Yorker
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wellesley College
Mra Smith
Extra session looms as Hawaii debate reshapes policy
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt may call an extra Congress session on November 9 to push Cuban treaty activation affecting Hawaii. Proposals include Hawaii governance changes, potential governor from the mainland, and heavy tariff debate shaping party positions. Delegate Kalanianaole's influence and public speaking are highlighted as crucial for favorable territorial outcomes.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Roosevelt
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Senate Committee
Mitchell
Senate
Carter
Dole
Washington
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MR Keripfstchurch
House
Cannon
Knox
Mass
Hamilton
Mich
Kalanianaole
Immigration
Sargent
Honolulu
Chief Acker
Interior Department
Territory of Hawaii
William Haywood
Allegheny Mountains
Ernest G. Walker
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