Sachs millinery opens with Easter display in Honolulu
The center of attraction today is Sachs millinery opening with a vast display of hats and bonnets. Indiew ladies visit the shop to try different shapes and trimmings as souvenirs are gifted. The window features a Rock of Ages cross made of white handkerchiefs and a Reef of Easter trends. The event continues tomorrow and Friday with a special window show and gifts for shoppers. Meanwhile seventeen Chinese men, arrested by Detective MefuMe for gambling at pakapio, appeared in court with five pleading not guilty and fined ten dollars each.
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Sachs
Honolalu
Ingle Show
Saohe
Indien
MefuMe
Waterfront trouble tied to sailor fraud and assault
Christian Larson and McCarthy accused of robbing Kean of about 25 dollars in a night of drinking on Queen Street. Larson, a sailor aboard Carrollton, claimed stray cash totaled 49 dollars and 70 dollars in circulation before loss. Kean, described as a waterfront character, faces allegations related to the money handling and a later attack by Sailor Brown after a complaint at the police station.
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Christian Larson
Carrollon
Lareen
M.D. Kean
Mrown
Aeter
Larson
Crimp” McCarthy
Carton
Laryson
Carrollton
McCarthy
Queen Street
Kean
Bulletin
Dexter Hingte
Fugly
Palawan
Toate bin Tle
Carty
Brown
Local and General items from the Honolulu press
The Saturday Bulletin and Weekly Edition publish a compact summary of notices, tenders, judgments, building permits and real estate, with ads for Kona coffee, Kamikama photo supplies, and various local transactions. Executors named, court orders issued, and ship movements noted among Honolulu developments and legal actions.
Chinese defendants face trial in police court
The Police Court heard the case of fourteen Chinese defendants and two others. Attorneys Mott-Smith and Matthewman represented most, with Matthewman seeking separate trials. Wilcox denied immediate full trial, offering one or two days per case. two weeks of attendance loomed as Matthewman withdrew the demand.
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Moet
Aibat
Walle
Mott-Smith and
Matthewman
Mathewman
du Wilcox
Uuviciem
Blutt
FINE OF 1000 FOR HAMANO ARRESTED ON LABOR VIOLATIONS
Hamano paid a $1000 fine after arrest by Marshal Hendry on Saturday for a double immigration law violation involving two Japanese laborers under contract. District Attorney Breckone will seek dismissal of the second case with Washington's DOJ. Diplomatic news notes Sir Liang Cheng as successor to the late Chinese Minister and hints at his marriage to Ya-Keng’s daughter. Local ads promote Kona coffee at J Day’s and "To Let" signs at the Bulletin office.
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Sanford
Kandy Kafe Bee
Paul Heinrich Frederich
Honolulu
J. le Rockwall
The
Bulletin
Alameda
Rockwell
de Bolt
Lahapa Halvey
Bank of Hawaii
Inn
Mekin Kealukat
Boney
SW. Kololkint
H. Rose
Wilder Steamship Company
Rone
San Francisco
Romaine
Mex. Brineulers
Ulatet
Stetem
Ingalls
Matilta
Sie Femnelver
United States Transport
McCarthy
Kean
Xallor
H, Hamano
Marshal Hendry
Japan
Breckone
Department of Justie
Washington
Woi
Toge Fang
Liang Cheng
Ya-Keng
Park Shele
Legation
Madame Wu
J. Day
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Euler
Wall, Nichols CO
Lid
Lovejoy & CO
Imliquors
NUANU
P.O
Waterfront Troubles
E. Hamano
King Street
Corner Smith
Katsey Block
P. O
Tel. Main
Cruiser
McInerny Shoe Store
Golden Rule Bazaar
Hotel
J. M. Webb
Cereus
Lewers & Cooke
South King BT
Beretania Sts
Ontaico
Nuvanu St
Emma Hall
Ceylon
Exchani
Rasit
Suman Fe
Ating Agric Ce
Oanaian i Co
Gence
Rome
Ls Syraes
Fe Sama Ob Hhawsiien
Bubletin
Jordan
E. W. Jordan & Co, Ltd
Ford Street
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