Wahiawa colonists prove homestead success in Hawaii
Land Commissioner Boyd reports Wahiawa settlers meet residence and cultivation requirements under the homestead law. They plan a canning factory for pineapples and a water ditch system benefits the farms. The group, now in position for titles after two years, hopes to stay as permanent residents and resist selling land to sugar interests. They hold two land classes paid at $5 and $3 per acre.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Boyd
California
Little Colony
Wahiawa
San Francisco
Land Matters Before Council Discuss Lease Offers
Executive Council examined land matters including a 2064 acre Kau district request by George H Robertson at 800 yearly. Council denied on 609 acres suitable for sugar. approved lease to Robertson at 4 per acre for 600 acres. Curtis settlement land granted Man area. Apokan Sugar Co offered 5 annual per acre for 4 acres near their plantation. Elmura dealer’s license in Honolulu granted.
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Morniing
George H Robert Sor
Kau
Hawaii
Boyd
Executive Council
Robertson
FR & Boyd
A G Curtis
Man
Apokan Sugar Co
Ewa
Thin
of & Elmura
Lcense
Honolulu
Solace Seeks Praxique Amid Reports of Sickness Aboard
The transport Solace anchored off port after days at sea with signs of illness aboard. Doctors refused details, sparking rumors of scarlet fever as officers clashed with reporters and the ship prepared for possible entry.
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Solace
Sinclair
Advertiser
Cofer
Rogers
Carter Talks of Politics at Large Republican Meeting
Senator George R Carter addressed a large Republican gathering of Territorial committee members and party leaders. He recounted experiences with the apportionment bill, House and Senate maneuvers, and the need for Hawaii to settle its own affairs. Carter urged floor protest against objectionable bills and noted strong congressional support for Hawaii, with a dinner honoring Governor Dole.
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Territorial Committee
George R Carter
Washington
Carter
Knox
House Committee On Territories
Wilcox
National
Robinson
Senate Committee
Foraker
Nnt Cn
Hawaii
Congress
Govenor Dole
Vegetarian Walker Leads Berlin to Dresden Victory
Carl Mann the vegetarian completed a 125 mile run from Berlin to Dresden in 27 hours 13 minutes 14% seconds, beating the next finisher by 1 hour 45 minutes. Dr Gorecell notes this surpasses the famed Marathon to Athens Greek run of 160 miles in 68 hours. Vegetarian societies plan special meetings to acclaim Mann.
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Berlin
Carl Mann
Dresden
Gorecell
Marathon
Athena
Mann
Catholic visitors ride with Roosevelt in Washington
Members of a French mission visiting Washington attended services at St Patrick’s Church and the White House gathering, then joined President Roosevelt for a horseback ride to the Zoological Park. A sudden storm drenched the touring party on their return.
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Washington
A.teal
Poch‘ambeau
Nilagara Falls
Ambassador Cambon
Muscian
St Patreks Church
Mangien
Baltimore
Mgr Rooker
Apostolic Delegation
Cardinal Gibbons
Roosevelt
White House
Is Gators
Zoological Park
Weser
Tare Volcano Report From Kauai Purser Confirms No Eruption
Purser Clark of the Kauii boats from Punaluu and Kailua corroborates the Walaiesie tale that no eruption was seen at Mokuawoweo but Kilauea shows signs of active eruption. Kilauea has belched ash for days. locals fear a violent disturbance. No definitive confirmation exists of Kilauea or Mokuaweoweo eruptions as yet. Captain Bruhn and Purser Clark saw red lava flow toward the volcano but do not attribute it to Mokuawenweo.
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Ene
Tain Shiger
Brine
Fife
Greet Rogers
Winslow ~Ann
San Francisco
Singer
Winslow
Raleigh
Manila Bay
Mont Pelee
Scauffriere
Kingstown
Purser Clark
Punaluu
Kailua
Mokuawocoweo
Kilauea
Bruhn
Clark
Lord Pauncefote Dead in Washington Embassy
Lord Pauncefote the British ambassador to the United States died at the British Embassy in Washington this morning at 6 35 oclock. The death was announced from the embassy with no immediate details on cause. He had served as ambassador since 19 00 and was a key figure in Anglo American relations.
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Washington
Lord Pauncefote
United States
Wright Has More Time In Primo Beer Case In Hawaii
Contempt proceedings against Treasurer Wright in the Primo beer license matter were continued to July 7 as a higher court considers a motion to stay the injunction. Judge Estee and Judge Silliman discussed compliance with the injunction and a proposed stipulation for further continuance, with Wright consenting to the delay while awaiting the Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco to rule.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Estee
Wright
Silliman
Territory of
Hawaii
First Circuit Court
Honolulu
Eounkel
Silli- Ton
Wreht
Appenis
Beware of Cholera Dr Witazate Warns of Summer Epidemic Risk
The Hatat sh Shimp o notes that cholera may spread to Japan this summer due to steamship traffic between Kobe Osaka and Japan. It cites risky ports and urges precautions while praising clean water in Kobe Fukohama Osaka as a defense against interior outbreaks.
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Witazate
Japan
Honghone
Kobe Fukohama
Osaka
Hatatl Shinpo
Golden wedding celebrated at School street gathering
Jenor Bishop marked fifty years of marriage with a crowded reception at the School street home. A Hawaiian band played while many neighbors and church friends offered greetings, and Lydia Coan read a formal letter of best wishes from Rev. Hiram Bingham and others.
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Jenor Bishop
School Street
Captain Berger
Guv Cooper
Bishop
John
Seattle
Jonathan Shaw
Arthur Alexander
Mijas Harriet Needham
Lydia Coan
Father Coan
Darly
Hiram Bingham
Coan
Severo
Bingeham
Laura Green
Sarah Gilman
Maria
Chas Cooke
Weedon
Castle
Carrie Castle
Hattie Coleman
E Frasher
Eleanora Snow
P Green
F E
Hebron
H E Roce
Kauai
Arthur Wood
N Parker
J A Hopper
J M Whitig
Alen
J B Atherton
D Alexander
Emerson
Frear
Dodge
Bowen
Tenney
J Forbes
T G Thrum
Theo Richards
J Lyons
W W
Hall
Alex Toner
Alexanders
Brother
Bister
Aluha Olua
Bunyan
Beulah
Barbarsa
Pastor's Troubles and Cure Mentioned in Enduring Tale
The Rev Wil Mam R Brock of Piygement recounts years of health woes from torpid liver enlarged spleen and chronic diar rhea to heartburn breathlessness and rheumatism. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, bought after two doctors and advertising, saying eight pills a day made him well. Pills sold at fifty cents a box and two dollars for six, via druggists or mail from Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Wil Mam R Brock
Dr. Williams
Mr Brock
Tiead
Dr. Wiliams
Notice to creditors of John P Silva estate in Kauai
By authority H D Wishard appointed administrator of the estate of John P Silva of Kealla Kaual deceased, invites all claimants to present vouchers within six months at Mihue Kaual or be barred. Debtors should pay the administrator at Lihue Waua. May 10 1902. May 13 20 27 June 3.
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H D Wishard
John P Silva
Kealla Kaual
Arie
Mihue
Kaual
John P Sitva Lihue
Dr Bishop Celebrates Fifty Years with Generous Honolulu Friends
A Honolulu gathering honors Rev Sereno E Bishop D D on his gold wedding anniversary May 31 1962. Gifts include a carved watch a gold headed ebony cane and various keepsakes from friends and former students as the Bishop reflects on fifty years of ministry and family blessings.
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Bishop
Sereno FE
Honolulu
Mr & T
Alexander Itwak
Sereno
Rosh
Stanford Latin chair dissolved amid dispute with president
Professor E M Pease, head of the Latin department at Stanford, has been asked by President Jordan to resign or be dismissed. He has held the chair since the university’s founding, but four years of strained relations preceded this action. Students regret the decision, though they deem the move by President Jordan unfortunate.
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Pease
Stanford University
E M Pease
Jordan
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