Bold Robber Band Hits Somerset Bank Robbery
Seven men robbed the Somerset bank around 1:30 am injuring none, about 5000 in cash and 8000 in bold coin plus 10000 in bonds taken. Three workers inside, four sentinels outside. an explosion blew the front. Citizens fired and pursued. two rigs stolen. horses recovered nearby. Bank insured. not financially crippled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Somerset
Hayes
Sinale Fle
Mureh
Hadley Junction
Samuel Ream
A. J. Ream
Optician Assails Theft After Poker Night
An optician reports a theft of a pocket book containing 76 dollars after a friendly game with friends. Police traced the wallet to a shop on Upper Fort Street where it was recovered. A sleeping optician hosts suspect that one of his “friends” who he had won money from took the pocket book.
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Optician
Upper Fort Street
Death of J W Luning Honolulu business collector dies
In a Los Angeles dispatch of March 20 the death is announced of J W Luning a well known Honolulu resident who spent much of his life in the city. He ran a collecting business on Kawhumani street and was a courteous friendly figure in town. Lunny remained with her line band to the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
J. W. Luning
Honolulu
Revenue Office Clarifies Tax Lines For Liquor Dealers
The local revenue office says many taxes on liquor cigars and tobacco are not under War Revenue Act but under earlier internal revenue law of 1898. It notes special taxes on wholesale and retail liquor dealers and related processes remain in force from prior acts. No taxes will be levied after July 1 on proprietary articles except for a sparkling or ghihor wine.
Special Meeting of Lu Brewin and Halting Saturday
Fragmentary text notes a meeting involving Lu Brewin and Deela held on a Saturday in April. The readable words reference an engagement guest and a city context but lack clear dates or outcomes.
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Deela He Ai
Engany
Howolul
Eyats Gt
Notice of PTO and MAL in Hunt AG case
Official notice regarding patent and trademark proceedings in the Hunt Agricultural Group matter. Details include party names, case actions, and upcoming deadlines for responses and filings.
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PTO Muo
Mae Hunt AG
Vodue le ee Del iomle Beta wy
Fragmentary text mentions a Pit death and a hedge of unclear names with uncertain place and date details. No coherent event or identifiable entities to anchor a full summary.
Weather and Furnished Rentals in Punahou Area Notice
Weather data from Weather Bureau Punahou lists clear conditions with morning 70 and midday 64 dew point. humidity 84 percent at 9 am. The document also shows a dense, jumbled rental and sale classifieds section with furnished rooms and several properties for let and sale in Honolulu districts like Punahou, Vineyard, King Street, and Queen Street, including private family rooms and multiple follow up listings.
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Weather Bureau
Punahow
Diamond Head
Viaerard
Tina
Ana
Cotta
Jim Hues
Alina LA
Erma
Tim
Passenger Arrivals Reported From Pacific Ports
Passengers arrived aboard steamships including MSS China MSS City of Pebclog and StmrW G Hall with listed travelers such as Saint Leta Bennett Parker and Molokai port names among entries. The list also notes AmniW eee Hata Ventaeio and two children along with Glover Rinbow and William Williams in arrival details.
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Uesday
China
Nor
San Pran
Pebclog
Smith
Hancock
Strave
Avant
Santa Ana
Kahwlus
San Francisco
Hall
Thompson
Kaunlus
Psaint Leta
Bennett
Molokai
Saint
Claudine
Parker
Maul Ports
Cotont Stair Amniw
Hata Ventae
Ee Glover
F Rinbow
Elis
Willams
Shipping Notes From the Coast and Pacific Mall Scene
The Gaelic from San Francisco sails Saturday while Kintuck bound for Manila leaves this afternoon. Ventura departs tomorrow morning at 8. Sonos from the Coast should arrive late tonight. Oceanie Steamship agents report 00 head frozen mutton 295 bags onions 250 cases wine and other goods via Ventura. Mary Ei Poster and Ethel Zane docked from the Coast this morning as China Feking and Hancock sailed yesterday amid a large Pacific Mall crowd watching the departures.
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San Francisco
Manila
Ventura
Phillie
Oceanie
Sydney
Mary Ei
Poster
Ethel Zane
Coast
Dane
Gamble With
Foster
Hancock
Pacific Mall
Ventura in Transit Delays En Route to San Francisco
The Ventura arrived this morning after a 15 day voyage from Color ile via Sydney and Auckland. Dock labor disputes at Sydney delayed the ship for hours and plague quarantine at Auckland added further hold ups. Passengers eagerly sought bookings for the next leg to San Francisco as the ship prepared to depart this afternoon.
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Welug
Sydney
Auckland
Mer Ventua
St. Patrick's
Ventura
New Zealand
Alleweather
Bucknam
San Francisco
Ranger Will Report Inspector General Visit to Honolulu
Washington reports Colonel Joseph P. Sunger will depart for Manila to serve as Inspector General of the Department in the Philippines. His Honolulu post inspection aims to assess defenses around the city and island with expert military analysis guiding any future War Department actions.
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Washington
Joseph P. Sunger
Manila
Philippines
Honolulu
Cato McKine
War Department
Honolul
Uscer
Kobert
Ranger
Hawaii
Tla Af
Hane
Mysterious Message From A Western Market
A garbled OCR style item appears to describe a puzzle or coded note with scattered phrases about people, places, and a timing cue. The legible bits hint at names and a countdown but lack coherent facts to form a clear news point. The fragmentary text suggests a cryptic message rather than a reportable event.
Washington State Sugar Company beet contracts in Palirdeld county
The Washington State Sugar Company, owner of the beet factory at Palirdeld, is signing contracts with farmers. J Ramm oversees the work and has secured 160 acres near Maxcow Idaho, 200 acres at Pullman, and 100 acres at Want. The firm pays 4 per ton for beets and offers 25 cents extra for every percentage point of sugar over 12. Land Empire prices averaged 5.25 per ton for last year’s output. Contracts total 3000 perew with 1000 more expected. the bulletin costs 76 cents monthly.
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Bookine
Wash
Washington State Sugar Company
Palr
J. Ramm Why
Harts
Maxcow
Idaho
Pullman
Guy
Kodak Finishing Pleases Hunters With Safe Hands
Honest careful work won for KING BROS and many friends who have kodak finishing done. It is a pleasure to note the satisfaction it gives to the hunter with his silent weapon the kodak. His efforts are not in vain and his future is encouraged when he feels his films are in safe hands and will receive the best treatment. Ask someone who has had work done at KING BROS.
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King Bros
Kodak
Sryone
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Kawal Lo
Qld
GLITE
Hotel St
Ao St
William Morris
THE
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Fort and
Morris
King St
the Booth
Fishmarket
Central Market
Nuuanu St
Pasteur
Fivety Nuke
Etiauht
Delay
Tie Pasteur
Ackooivha
Hershnny Sciettiode
Mh World
Pole
Wangoge & Go, Hin Fort Street
J. W. Luning Dear
TLC
Shipping Intelligence
Imuersiom
Fottin
Ehren Bae Ms Naan Tigrens Co
Haywardy
saNrs
Young
Lorene
Hollistrom
Humboldt
Mary E Foster
Interstrand
Madlenn
Fe Euler
Imac
Onal
Ainay Fm
Sean Hay
Sala
Gan
Jen Nation West
Pak Bing
Kintuek
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Jas. F. Morgan
BR R
Queen Street
Ene Halibu
Metropolitan Meat
Navy Contractors
JAS. P. Morgan
Ington Beet
UST
Veer
H. Hackfeld & Co.,, Ltd
SOL Anente Fon Hawanian Trmmitomy
Miller & Lux
Rocco
Bled
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
Henry Waterhouse
X.L
Kowry Vou
Ari LA Ly
Tore Weed
Ania ST. Nea Fort
Lope
Agiphy
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