Henrietta smuggling case ends with jail for captain and passenger
Judge Perry found W B Anderson and C E Gale guilty in the Henrietta opium smuggling trial. Anderson and Gale received eighteen months in prison, with the crew sentenced to three months at hard labor and fines of five hundred dollars each. The court noted guilty knowledge by the crew and signaled appeals to the Supreme Court on legal points.
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Anderson
Gale
Honolulu
Fendants
Anderson and Gale
W. B. Anderson
Henrietta
C. E.gale
Supreme Court
Chicken Thieves Caught in Hawaii News Item
Two men Kalakahuna and Kaili were caught Saturday night while attempting to sell stolen chickens. Detective Kaapa tracked them after a prior chicken theft complaint. Kalakahuna wore a Chinese disguise. Kaili was found with a bag of chickens near the Ewa side of the railroad depot. Harry Wilder returns from Hilo and the volcano.
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Kalakahuna
Kaili
Kaapa
Kalihi
Ewa
Hoodlums Insult a Bride at Kinau Arrival
A Chinese bride, a girl no more than twelve, was exposed by a mob as a procession reached the Kinau’s steerage. Police arrived late. sailors protected the girl while hoodlums faced minor scuffles.Family members debated her care amid taunts and a parade of Chinese symbols and fireworks marked the scene.
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Kinau
Kawaiahao Church plants trees after old building torn down
The Kawaiahao Church held services in a temporary shed during reconstruction. Members plant trees and tend cocoanuts and palms on the grounds to start the New Year, honoring past efforts by Madame Armstrong, a devoted church worker who planted the large tamarinds and algarobas.
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Congressation of
Kawaiahao
Madame Armstrong
Race to Lahaina Begins Between Wilder Boats
A large crowd gathered at Wilder's wharves yesterday afternoon to watch the start of the race to Lahaina between the Kinau and the Claudine. The Kinau led off from Waikiki by about a quarter of a mile as the boats separated. Enthusiasts of both boats await news of the race outcome.
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Wilder
Kinau
Lahaina
Waikiki
Races Postponed to January 17 After Heavy Rain
Races and bicycle contests scheduled for New Year were postponed due to heavy rain last night. Officials expect the events to be rescheduled for January 17 with likely similar programs and entries from local clubs.
Fire Insurance Reform for Honolulu Merchants
Epior Advertiser argues the Legislature should curb fire insurance monopolies and allow state control of rates. It calls for a mutual local insurer option and criticizes foreign capital profits from Honolulu’s fire coverage, noting improved water, electricity, and building safety reduce risk.
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Epior Advertiser
Honolulu
Beretania Street
America
Europe
Crvis
Rescued from Disgrace Rev Duncan Returns to Preach
The Rev Kenneth J Duncan former Howard Presby Church pastor in San Francisco has returned to the Christian fold after a fall from grace and now preaches every other night at the Mission Josephine 29 Taylor Street led by Robert J Barbee and wife He spent time in Honolulu and engaged in religious affairs He tried teaching but the scandal followed him and few churches admitted him Some refused him for being too educated or proud Frank Cooper now punches tickets for the Cahu railway on passenger trains.
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Kenneth J. Duncan
Howard Presbyterian Church
San Francisco
Mission Josephine
Robert J. Barbee
Taylor Street
Honolulu
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