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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

3

Wireless progress promises island to island link

The Daily notes improved wireless work under Manager Cross and a plan to raise a receiver mast on Lanai by fifty feet to complete a Maui to Lanai to Mahukona line. The system aims to show Pacific Cable Company officials its value, potentially replacing cable links with wireless messages for island reporting and shipping notices.

Cross Marconi Walalae Lanai Maui Mahukone Molokai Mahhukona Mahukona Dickenson Pacific Cable Company Crogs F. J. Crosa

Judge Delivers Harsh Yet Light Punishment in Manila Libel Case

A tall defendant, William H. Marshall, pleads guilty to publishing a libelous article against Judge Rohde. The court, noting the law’s harshness, imposes a 100 peso fine, one day arresto menor, court costs, and 24 hours confinement within the court building under sheriff supervision. The case against co-defendant William J. White is continued.

Illiam H. Marshall Odlin Judge Terrell Rohde Terrell Major Bishop Marshall Evere Manila United States Philippine Commission Philippine Islands United States William H. Marshall William J. White

Pearl Harbor land fight delays naval station funding

The Navy abandons plans to seek more Congress funding for Pearl Harbor defenses as land title disputes with the Bishop estate and Honolulu Plantation Co. stall the project. An official note cites delays in Honolulu case appeals and Hawaii delegate advocacy as reasons for halted proportional funds, while other Army fortification plans remain separate. Local YMCA games report Diamond Heads beat Intermediates 27 to 6 and Five O'clocka defeated Blue Streaks 12 to 10.

Navy Department Congress Pearl Haror Naval Station Bishop Honolulu Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Honolulu Plantation Co Bishop Estate Wilcox Hawaii Capitol Pearl Harbor Root Territory of Hawaii Committee On Appropriations Gillespie Pearl Harbors United States San Francisco Manila Army Navy Pearl Harbor Naval Site

Island Line Receives Support for Monthly Use Agreement

Assessments and refurnishing plan aim to replace Mar con with Crags instruments. Sugar factories and local businesses pledging monthly usage to stabilize the line, backed by a mortgagee ensuring smoother operation. Mr Dickenson will inspect upon return to San Francisco.

Marcon Islands Dickenson San Francinco

Cholera Morbus Warns of Dangerous Illness

A 19th century advert warns that cholera morbus can be fatal before medicine or a physician are available. It promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable preventive cure and cites a June 18 testimonial from W E Boxworth of LaFayette Alabama. Benson Smith & Co. Ltd. are Hawaii agents.

Ad Dealere Drogenita Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd Hawaii J. Collis Browne W. Page Wood Freeman the Times General Board of Health London Gibbon Army Medical Staff Calcutta J. Coll” Browne J. 7 Davenport Great Russell Bt W. C Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd Honolulu T. H Paul R Isenesre

Agnew and Weeday Set for June Boxing Bout at Opera House

Interest grows as Lon Agnew and Jack Weeday prepare for a ten round match under the Honolulu Athletic Club. The bout will feature weigh in at 175 pounds with both fighters training intensely. Weeday hopes for another mainland match if victorious while Agnew plans to defend his Hawaii middleweight title on the June 11 date.

Jack Weeday Lon Agnew Honolujiu Athletic Club Ainder Weeday States Jg Wong Long Maths Agnew Honolulu Athletic Club Hawaii

Police Parade in Khaki Uniforms Under Acting Governor Review

The Honolulu police force was reviewed and inspected Saturday by Acting Governor Cooper and High Sheriff Brown. The force, marching in khaki with rifles and bayonets, presented a fine appearance under the parade, as mounted patrols followed the foot police. The Kinau reports slight shocks in Ha makua and ongoing Kiauea activity, though local volcano coverage remains quiet.

Honolulu Cooper Brown

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