Murder in Kakooko: Watson killed at Meyers lodging house
Police pursue Kentucky BAP suspect after a fatal stabbing near Meyers lodging house in Kakooko. Witnesses describe a confrontation between Watson and an unnamed assailant, with Kentucky BAP fleeing toward Queen Street after the throat wound. Authorities transport the victim to the morgue as investigations continue.
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Waikiki
Mire. Meyers
Kaoko
Kenturey
Wehon
Robin
Aa Por
Tne
Hue Bum
Kahaaka
Pepaty
Sheri Chillingworth
Watson
Kentucky
Meyers
Tian
Taniel Smith
Wateda
Daniel Smith
Wateon
Queen
Walder
Uncertain Frat Police Actions During Sonoma Incident
Fragmentary report describes officers deployed to Sonoma to prevent movements in a direction while others investigated Kakinko and related locales. It mentions Daniel Smith restraining Watson until death, and Smith being locked up. Officers later moved to locate a suspect and pursue additional actions at dawn.
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Sonoma
Kakinko
Daniel Smith
Watson
Aelentitiey
Hawaii Tramway Company Granted Electric Railway Right
Reported draft act authorizes the Hawaii Tramways Company Limited to construct and operate electric railway lines on public highways and streets, with overhead or underground wires. It requires two years to commence, outlines rights to erect poles and wires, and mandates safety, excavation, and maintenance provisions while preserving passenger access and road integrity.
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Washington
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company, Limited
Plein Traction
Pat
Honolulu
Dele
United Btaten of
Americas
Hawailiy Tramwayn Company Limited
Loetrin
Loverhi
RiveKoey
Eloetrle Riilway
Altions
Chemont
Wien
Ajerm
Mmitat
Dowd
Indicted Court Terms in 19th Century Honolulu Case
A tercet of defendants face assault and theft charges in a Honolulu court case. Attorneys argued over defense costs and attorney fees as the judge considered allowances amid a messy indictment and language barriers. The proceedings touched on robbery, elderly defendants, and compensation disputes, with a focus on legal representation and financial allowances.
Regency Court Finds Beggar Owes Colt For Money
A New York to Honolulu journey reveals a tale of a beggar and a venal organ grinder as a magistrate uncovers a purse full of cash. The court hears how Lima Georgi, aged and frail, collected $150 in coins and a bank book showing $12,000 on deposit in Rome. A Will retires from business prompts speculation about a 60 year old man voting. Kuralee notes a daughter gift of $2000 for a wedding.
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TV Four
Charles AL Atchuntwon
R. Hemenway
Asaaui Tin
Vonie Laok
Manuel Casinha
Hetendant
Ely Mony
Kesson
AP Chillingworth
Aiarner
Leone
Avewerina Flascourt
Dutee Kater
Amit
Earnel
New York
Prabelern Gorain
Anel
Paris
Rome
Italy
Depualt
Gorgia
Alxty
Kuralee
The Kom Situation Threatens Gantne Kellam Trade
Disorder and labor concerns ripple through port as Japanese laborers face unsettled terms amid a wartime loan dispute. Port workers push for clarity on finances while Portuguese crews remain wary. Tense exchanges hint at possible toll on shipping as talks progress, with both sides urging restraint and payment plans.
Supervisor Lloyd Resigns Amid City Administration Turmoil
The Hamolit city post after years of service sees supervisor Lloyd resign. Abe Aus may replace, with MertY eeths sear and others considered. Widespread political shifts and department changes follow, affecting the Works Department and Welfare oversight, as CB notes. Cancelation of tenure and new appointees loom as the administration restructures.
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Meeymat
Hamolit
Hla Reskin Notute
Wii
Staebert
Sweaney
Transport Grant From Manila Sails With Troopship Crew
The United States Army transport Grant departed Manila March 1 for a voyage to the United States, carrying more than 1,200 aboard including officers of the 12th Infantry and guests such as Colonel S. Wagner and Major J. Wakeman. The voyage, described as uneventful, passed with favorable weather and calm seas as the ship docked at the wharf and prepared to reach its homeward destination.
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Aera Wharf
Manila
Kongine
Wil
Atut Wen
12Th Infantry
Abewal
Philippines
Leon
Vone
Hubb
Lo Wagner
CB AL
Coymain
Tremont
Isak
Pol Dw
Babb
Stes Bili
Lint
Goi
Lo Mawkelll
Faeedt
Magar FC
Wao
Maeer Voreett
Woo
Clark
Harve
G. 1
Davie
Creary
Clinton
Kinat
Yamuths
Oury
Mirsiall
Meet
Tri E Thantie
Lindt
Alfred Alve
Biedt
Belemand Rall
Hiei
Wright
Tod Cetten
Mr RL
Carter
Whipple
Moe
Uni
Ehild
J. B. Pulefer
Wee BK
Kultes
Meu
Dew . Bylea
Col
Act. Waener
Wo J. Wakeman
Cah
AM. Smith, Mine Acm Smith
Hivliard Smith
Tieland
Pattresant Cup
Kieffer
Rieter
Teary
J.P Tiory
Gain
PB . P
Penmont
Walter Cox
W. Cox
Wy Dyi
W. Roberts
W. Robert
Roberta
Aanger
Johnaton
Patian Johuntin
Stier
Genevieve Johnston
Ms. Fox
Mle Fox
Wade
Commissioner Barrett to Visit Honolulu Amid Pacific Mission
The longtime Commissioner General from the Philippines will travel via the Pacific to begin a diplomatic mission, meeting ministers and consuls in Honolulu. The journey aims to bolster ties with the United States and coordinate naval and trade talks, with Roosevelt's administration watching closely.
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Jon Barrett
Phi Typines
Ie Pacific Genet
Orlemtana
Exernty
Honoraly
Frame
Chote Tee
Philippians
Brno
Antony
Roosevelt
Kbit
Unclear OCR fragment on ship action and civilian event
Fragmentary text describes maritime activity near Cape Town with mentions of a vessel Thy Grant and actions involving a Captain and Baker. References to civilians, quarters, and an operation near a port imply a brief wartime or naval note with uncertain details and names that are garbled.
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NTS
Teaayort
Baker
Hawaiian envoy Gilert Little visits Washington and meets Roosevelt
Hum Gilert Fi Little of Hawaii arrived in Washington and plans a Saturday conference with President Roosevelt after receiving a special invitation. Prominent supporters and lawmakers discuss his potential appointment as Hawaii's territorial governor and the future status of the islands as committees review annexation bills and territorial governance.
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Washington
Hum Gilert
Roosevelt
Aftalee
Dudge Littlehaw
Congress
Hawaii
Pengrese
Islands
Early Morning Prowler Caught Near Hotel Burglary
Police report an early morning prowler caught near a hotel after entering a second story room via a broken window. Captain Bowsret and the Merchant Patrol investigated the scene at Bal Gn fedglies in Kakaaky, noting the suspect wore dark clothes and searched for valuables. The incident followed a prior claim of a theft from a pocket during a dinner period, with witnesses at the Willilinge side of the building.
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Cuion
Marto Attoan
Ser
Morehante
Bal Gn
Fedglies
Kakaaky
Poaille
Land law changes debated in Washington hearing
The Senate subcommittee on territorial affairs in Washington holds another hearing on land laws for Hawaii. Delegate Wilcox aims to explain the bill and its provisions, while supporters push for fair and uniform policies benefiting sugar interests and territorial development.
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Washington
Cmmralitee
Warttle
Hawattin Lawi
Mayweed
Uy Hunthitn Chater
Commence
Wilcox
Will
Wits
Genes Land Office
Uhirman Koor
Hawaii
Ceylon's Leak Located In Back Peyton Tor
Fragmentary note describes a water leak event in Ceylon with mentions of a back Peyton tor and a tear in the sarboard streak. It notes the weekly Evening Bulletin as the Territory’s largest paper, priced at $1 per year for sixteen to twenty pages.
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Peyton Tor
Evening Bulletin
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Meyers Lodging House
Ou Teail
Kiaapa’s
Berit
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Sheeile
Jude
Oregon Block
Cor
Hotel and
Union
Hectrig Tramways
Committee
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Admiralty
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Chiltan
Cunton House
McKinley Memorial Fund
Sam Tati
Joanvesay
Walter Youle
Chivago
Ali Rasta
Sallmon
Krew
Ryellae
Bette
Aoehinde
Honoluna
Bink
Kellam
Kone Iy Co
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Pathfader
Troopahip
John Barrett
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Negetiatione
China
Bane
Lahore
Jaqoun
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Certsie
Lee
Siam
Pacific
Mine
Hostoltien
Ute
Congressional
Prand
Weill
Aimer Ammertown
Commission
Boyd and Haywood
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Ceylon
Coast Walls
Fargo & Co
Masonic
Heywood
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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