Absconder hunted in Crocker National defalcation case
The United States government and Department of Justice pursue William J Dowden a California man linked to a Crocker National Bank defalcation. An extensive search by US Marshals and detective resources concluded he is not in Hawaii and may be in Central Allen, prompting a broader hunt.
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United States
Io Raywall
Justice
William J
San Francisco
Crocker National
Bank of the
Pacife Coast
Dowdenie
United State
Fern
Hawaii
Dowden
California
Iim
Clhoe
Medina
Wowrtie
New York
Seth
Allen
Wynne's Friends Still Hope To Save Him
Wynne remains under sentence of death after the U S Supreme Court affirmed the verdict. Friends plan to draft a petition to the President asking clemency, noting a DOJ precedent in a separate murder case on the Watertown reservation. Wynne’s case will be resentenced following official notification of the affirmation.
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Wynne
Althou
United States Supreme Court
John Wynne
Archbald McKinon
Fall
Department of Justice
United States
Brec
Kona
Anderson Grace
Watchman Mahu
Watertown
Time
Dele
Library to Move to Young Hotel
The library will relocate to the Young Hotel starting April 16 for up to two weeks to allow for transferring books. A vacant adjoining store will be prepared for the new quarters as the existing building is torn down for the MC A project. Architects must submit lane plans by Monday, April. A building committee and directors will form a panel to select the plans suitable for local needs.
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Commercial Pacific Cable Cos Os
Yo MC. A
Plang
Miltad
Clive Davies
A. Garney
Bod, Lowrey
W.T. Hal
R.A. Cooke
R H.trent
GB. Waterhouse
H. G." Dillingham
CH. Atherton
PF. D. Lowrey
Kat Town
W. T. Pope
WA. Lave
Robt
Andorann
KR. J. Pratt
Alexander Lindsay, Jr
Amaranth Floats After Near Miss at Pearl Harbor Docks
The Amaranth, an American barkentine from Mulkiteo bound for Pearl Harbor docks, was blown off course and wallowed near marking buoys but sustained no damage. Evanglical flock at Kawaukapul Church plans to curb traffic in Hawali. two speakers cited as key protest figures, including Rev JW Wadi and Rev Wa B Ole ran.
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Mulkiteo
Pearl Harbor
Government Harbor
Humber
Oabu
Kawuakapul
Hawali
Nei
Wadi
Wa B
Ole Ran
Taft Cancels Indiana Visit After Tariff Convention
President Taft canceled planned travel to Indianapolis citing no wish to provoke discord after yesterday's Republican State convention declared on the tariff. He said he would avoid Indiana to keep peace in party affairs.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Indianapolis
Indiana
Banker Briber: Pittsburg Banker Hoffstat Indicted
Pittsburg April 6. An indictment was returned against Frank Hoffstat banker and manufacturer charged with bribing members of the city council. The case marks another prominent citizen entangled in graft prosecutions.
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Pittsburg
Frank Hoffstat
Troops Guilty Washington
A report notes the guilt of troops from a colored regiment of the army, highlighting a disciplinary ruling in Washington.
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Washington
Roosevelt 18 Dined Rome Honors Mayors Affection
Roosevelt 18 was honored by Rome municipal authorities in an afternoon affair that proceeded without special incident. Dignitaries attended as officials paid tribute in a simple ceremony marking the occasion.
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Rome
Apr
Unbeliever in Boycotts Statement From the President
The President in a statement today said he does not believe in boycotts and indicated firm stance against organized refusals to buy or support targeted groups. Officials urged continued dialogue while condemning disruption.
Ex Presidents Mail Franks Wealthy Widows Bill Passed
The House approved a bill to grant franked mail free of postage for ex Presidents and widows of former Presidents. The move would speed correspondence for the former leaders and their surviving spouses, reflecting ongoing support measures for presidential families.
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Washington, D. C
House Today
Grim Reaper Visits Lurlines Steamer Voyage
The Grim Reaper visited the Matson Navigation steamer Luriine on a voyage from Sa Praneliea. The victim was a plain unornamented crew member enlisted for the American army to serve in hiking or supply duties with engineering corps men on Oahu. The death is noted as the first aboard the ship. The Lukine traveled from Bun French to Honolulu, meeting the Macite Mall Hive Siberia at noon March 31.
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Matson Navigation
Praneliea
Engineering Corps
Oahu
Maud
Siberia
Russian Camp at Iwilei Under Watch by Police
Sheri Jecrett fully prepared for trouble as police stay on alert near the Russian camp at Iwilei. Authorities report numerous calls and possible links to a local congregation. Chief of Detectives Melluitle says hunger mail and mining rumors feed concerns about unrest downtown.
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Sheri Jecrett
Prikenl
Wilel
Pallee
wautAhry
Melluitle
Xome
Nigrenite
Ewilel
Deserters From Thetis Caught After Being Identified
Two deserters from the Thetis, Robert McKinney and J Cra ner, were found aboard the vessel near Soar the Blerra nt. Officers obtained their description, confronted them, and after examination of their watches, letters, and papers, the pair admitted their identity and were taken to the police station for processing.
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Thetis
Soar
Robert McKinney
J. Craner
Police Department
Marty Clark
Th Police
Taree
Fenson
Clark
Ater
Wort
Russian agitators 60 10 Washington event at sea
A party of five Rumslane led by Vischnoff, a Muscovite, arrived on the Oreante steamer Blerea seeking steerage to San Francisco. They carried money and plans to travel to Washington to present their troubles to authorities.
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Vischnoff
Iberia
Down Town
Steammehiy Cor
San Francisco
Washington
Beaton
Liquor Question Returns Show City Wet Victory Patterns
Chicago April 6 reports a broad weather of liquor reform with many cities voting wet while several towns flipped from dry to wet status in the latest elections. The pattern indicates shifting public opinion across urban areas and timber towns in the region.
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Chicago
Importers Win Court Victory in Hawaii Territory Case
A U S court via Judge Dole sustains the General Appraisers in New York, upholding the Collector of the Port’s valuation of imported goods from Fiji and Japan. The decision affects 45 carloads and asserts limitations on commodity exemptions. Continued on Page 4.
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Dole
New York
Hawaii
United States
Board of General Appraivers
Dole Suataine
B. Peters
Fijigany
Peters
New ‘York
United States Court
Mike
Vic Heant
Agoratie Ore
Dolewage
Beith
Policeman Conboy Sentenced to Seven Years
San Francisco April 6 Michael J Conboy the policeman convicted of manslaughter was sentenced today to seven years in the penitentiary.
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San Francisco
Michael J. Conboy
Cardinal Gibbons Visits Taft Regrets Rome Incident
Cardinal Gibbons met President Taft and discussed the Roosevelt Vatican incident in Rome. Both leaders expressed regret that such a situation occurred.
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Washington, D. C
Cardinal Gibbons
Taft
Rome
Festive Doings in Graveyard Courtroom Oddity
At the police court seven Chinese defendants faced Judge Andrade on a gambling in a cemetery charge. Witnesses described a bizarre scene with prayers being said softly while bets were laid. perjury accusations circulated as Davis and Davies clashed with the judge. The case was appealed with fines of five dollars each.
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Andrade
Evi Jones
George A. Davis
Pronceston Tadello
Pal Kno Gann
Davin
Prosentor Brown
Erin
Davie
Howdy
Turner Now Off The Reef Turner Now Off The Reef
The Matton Navigation tug Intrepid with Alexander and Baldwin personnel assisted in towing the schooner Matthew Turner off a reef at Sty letook, early morning. Leslie Baldwin and Matson Navigation tug Intrepid reportedly towed the vessel at 6:46, with Kabulus whrabemaed observers noting the operation. The vessel and crew's status were not fully detailed in the report.
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Wailurd
Say
Matton
Latrepid
Matthew Turner
Styletook
Alexander & Haldwin
Kabulus
Rohugner Tirner
Alexander & Bald
Winig Leslie Hildwin
Matson
Intrepid
Ehip
International Baseball Assured For Summer
Doubts over whether the college nine would visit Monohilu are settled as Santa Clara state the WHil squad will leave San Francisco around June 25. The opening international series game is set for July 4. The Worela nine from Japan will train at the Ideal Hamonds before the big games, promising an engaging series. Koio University plans a Michigan trip and a possible game near Nieport. the Waseda club may join the Honolua trip, linking with local managers and Santa Clara.
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W. W. Harris
PB. A. McHenry
Worela Nine
Japan
Koio University
Michigan
Waseda
Honolua
Phage Sealiet
Bante Clarws
Thirty Cabins Unoccupied Aboard The Sierra
Report of the vessel Sierra arriving at Honolulu with thirty cabins unoccupied and cargo details including 7200 cans of pineapples, 1900 sacks cof coffers, and 23,000 sacks of wager. The schooner Turner delivered water and witrates while awaiting examination by July. Passengers include a wedding party and a band played during the voyage as the ship tied at the Queen street wharf.
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Kati
Hawa
Paswen
Ruin
Valun
Gaellt
Kewell
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William J. Dowden
Young Hotel
Mam J. Bryon
Roosevelt
Boycots
Grim Reaper
Lurline
DLICE
Iwilei
Sierra
Turner
Wireleas
Santa Clara
Honolulu
San Rangleon
Talline
Weasel
Tom Smit
Hhemrhh
Arerree
Hecke
Pelernan
Ming Maria
Janeeke
You
Eal
Neo
Howalan
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