Plan for Public Improvements Gets Cooper Approval
Henry E. Cooper superintendent of public works tours Hawaii island gathering data for legislative report. He lands at Pahala and travels to Hilo by Mauna Loa to inspect Makua roads and Front and Wailoa streets for macadamizing and widening, proposing 30k to 35k for Front Street and 80k plus for Hamakua road upgrades.
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Henry E. Cooper
Cooper
Mauna Loa
Pahala
Volcano House
Hilo
W.G. Walker
Ookala
Hamakua
Waimea
Toa Tribune
Honolulu
Bridge Street
King Street
Front Street
Bishop
Waianuenue Street
Hoolulu Park Road
Waiakea Bridge
Wailoa Street
Waiakea River
Wharf Street
Volcano Street
Waiakea Mill
Pitman
Waianuenue
Ponahawai
Puueo
Amauulu Street
Kennedy Avenue
Irwin Avenue
Lehua Avenue
Pleasant Street
Reed Street
Hilo- Hakalau Road
Road Board
Kaumana
Kaiwiki
Laa
Hill
Pukibad Gulch
Japanese Murder Trial Captivates Hilo Courtroom Crowd
In Hawaii Territory v Fanacoshi and Watanabe, a murder case over alleged extortion and ransom demand ties up weeks of trial before Judge Little. Defendants face first degree murder charges amid regional tension between haole and Japanese residents in Hilo. The trial, following a lengthy district proceedings, sees numerous motions and a hard fought jury selection, with a large, attentive audience.
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Fanacoshi
Watanabe
Little
Territory of
Hawaii
Hapai
Hilo
Motohiro
Front Street
Wise & Ross
LeBlond & Smith
Smith & Parsons
J. Douthitt
Circuit Court
A. BH. Loebenstein
A. Richeley
A. Lindsay
P. Heidt
L.turner
W. Downer
T. M. Rowland
J. G. Junk
Keep Negroes at Home (cited text)
A Washington Star editorial urges African Americans to avoid colonization schemes and stay in the United States. It extols labor in Louisiana sugar plantations as superior to prospects in Hawaii, emphasizing better pay, housing, and social standing at home. It warns against policies that would repopulate slums with “negro riffraff” and asserts the desirability of the Southern environment for thrift and improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
the Star
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
United States
Tropics
Louisiana
South
Kahuna at Puna Uses Quackery, Heals by Laying on Hands
Report says a kahuna in Puna preys on natives for hundreds of dollars by blending quackery with ancient Hawaiian healing. He claims health board licensing and uses a curious method for consumption, describing a lung fragment bound by a string that supposedly governs life or death. He charges fees, accepting whatever patients offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puna
Board of Health
Waimea ranchman offers to fund school flag banner
A Waimea ranchman listening to the Honolulu band at Union School grounds proposed to raise funds for a banner to fly over the school in response to hearing The Star Spangled Banner. He noted their flagstaff was bare and pledged to contribute after hearing the tune.
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Waimea
Honolulu
Union
Kappelmeister Berger
Union School
Cattle rustlers convicted in Hamakua larceny case
First January term jury in Territory v Jacenthe A De Nobrigga Mathies Baptista and Joao Cordeiros found all three guilty of second degree larceny in a Hamakua cattle theft case. Police and ranchers aided by Fred Carter and W J Rickard helped drive the culprits to the corral. Jury largely outsiders to Hamakua deliberated under an hour. E A Douthitt prosecuted for the territory.
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Jacenthe A. de Nobrigga
Mathies Baptista
Joao Cordeiros
Hamakua
Fred Carter
Parker
W. J. Rickard
Laupahoehoe
W. F. Dale
H. E. Kelsey
Jas. M
Zola Earned It and Trollope's Records Compared
The piece notes Zola earned about 2,000,000 francs in forty years, shadowed by Trollope's £70,000 from 32 years of novel writing, suggesting money is not sole reward while recalling Carlyle and Black. It also reports Honolulu and Kalihi Detention Camp embezzlement charges against Charles H. Clark, with bond set at $1,000, and mentions Pain-Killer Perry Davis.
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Zola
London
Chicago Post
Anthony Trollope
Trollope
Carlyle
William Black
Daughter of
Heth
Honolulu
Charles H. Clark
Kalihi
C. M. White
Public Works Department
James Holt
Draw Exchange on Hoxonvia The Bank of Hawaii Ltd
The notice announces a banking house soliciting accounts of firms corporations trusts and individuals in Hongkong Shanghai and Yokohama markets. It offers prompt handling of banking business including foreign exchange, letters of credit and related services across global offices.
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Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
San Francisco
Wells Fargo & Co
Bank
New York
Wells Fargo & Co's Bank
Glynn, Mills, Currie & Co
Hongkong and Shanghai
Hongkong
China
Shanghai
Yokohama
Japan
Hiogo
Oceanic Steamship Line Coupon Through Tickets Offered
The steamers Zealandia Sierra Alameda Sonoma will arrive and leave this port. Agents offer coupon through tickets by any railroad from San Francisco to all U S points and from New York by steamship lines to all European ports. For further particulars apply to the agents.
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San Francisco
United States
New York
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