Wadman seeks mercy for Korean murderers before Atkinson
Acting Governor hears Wadman plea on behalf of five Koreans linked to last December’s murder. Wadman cites education mission and colonial harmony, urging clemency despite confessions of torture and death in a case that shocked Honolulu. Authorities gather confessions, with Milverton and Carl Smith weighing mercy versus punishment.
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Hee
J. We Wadmas
Telahed Bhy
Mogren
Jayanoue
Mateubara
Milwers
Milverteh
Wadman
Atkinon
Honoluti
Sit—Ae
Amone
Epteropal
Lena
Hilo Criminal Court
Bhim Myeng
Keng Yong Hott
Kim Yong Yoo
Chang Chi Yuet
Woo Myeng
Tment
Koros
Cape
Cabinia
Ta Hon
Alee
Munca
Shim Myon OK
Kang Yong Bok
Mt fWetth
Che
Betas Thay
Aly
Hoa
Kim Yong
Chang Ch Yuet
Woo Myene Sook
Haniely
Chang
Ogti
John W. Wadman
Hawaiian Mivatou
M. Tt. Church
Milverton
Carl Smith
Real estate bargains for sale and rent
Real estate listings show easy payments on modern Coles at 151% Mattock Ave near Hines, small pots, several lots on Piisiwat Ave, a 4.20 acre tract off Nuyanu Ave with water close by, and rentals including a furnished cottage in Manoa Valley with bath and mountain air. Also mentions a 2 bedroom house on Kuakini and a property called Wailty Building.
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Coles
Pisiwat
Arauin
Nuyanu Ave
Manoa Val
BoeTnaven
Wailty Huilding
Bing
Kekatoha Attack at Koolawaoa Proceedings
Fragmentary court record details a petition by Le K Navne and others against George K Kekatoha, with demurrer and defenses argued before the Board of Supervisors of Oahu County. The document notes affidavits, voter counts, and a motion to dismiss, followed by adjournment and budget allocations for county departments. The improvised text reflects a 1900 legal matter with references to sheriffs, voters, and government action.
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Atorney Dowbhitt
Achi
Evar Halnt
le K Navne
Koolutlun
George K. Kekawoba
Egbitlog
Oahu
Mawati
Ghorge K. Kekatoha
Sontomlig
Chinge
Amd
Bala
Sherif
Outi
Harhike
Kuluukagi
Chin Kinatiga
Iran
Siath
A.M. Brown
Chester Doyle
Jon Leal
Koolawloa
Mw Wall
Chay
Buster Brown Court Battle Prompts Kidnap Probe
New York March 26 news describes Judge Lavonte ordering the Bar Company to allow Buster Brown to tour without interference on pain of contempt. Reports detail disputes among Herald Call American Journalists over rights to feature the character. Proceedings reference attempts to restrain advertising and a caution against misrepresentations around the comic figure.
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New York
Herald Amiity
Yntinate
Lavomte
Dors
Herald
Elothe Iim
Dope Lacumbe
Rte
Rehard Fonteantt
Tuder Lacotibe
Iran
Megid
Willam J. Bryan
Cay
Belmont
Wahi
Chad
Tim
Nicoll
Oleh
Mr. Nicoll
A DOUBTING THOMAS HAIR CURE AD CLAIMS SUCCESS
An advertisement touts Newbiro's Herpicide as a hair loss and dandruff remedy. It asserts rapid clearing of dandruff, thick hair growth, and complete freedom from flakes, urging readers to sample via The Herpicide Co. Detroit and Hollister Drag Co.
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Jandruff
Newbiro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Med
Hollieter Drag Co
Peelal Age Etn
Amended City Notice Sparks Corridor Debate
Local officials clash over a proposed reform run by City Attorney and a skeptical committee. A terse account notes the opposition, calls for oversight, and signals imminent action by the council amid the heated exchange and unclear motives.
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Nottingham
N. S$. Sachs
Aso
Hainer Bottling Works
Honolulu
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
the Island Meat CO
Aleo Island
Jas. E. Westbrook
Fort ST
Atkinson
Kekuoha
Oula
ENO Prolille
Buster Brown
Herald Aas
CHARAC +TER
Thomas
Heatherty Love
Aie Bey
Furee
Tall Way
Weorutaey
Mauleta League of
Hat Ety
Liege
Mudie
Weeker
Ativan Hive
Jane
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
Alakea
Main
Australia
J. M. Levy & CO
Globe-Wernicke
Dds
Hawaiian Office Specialty Co
Offick
Crystal Springs
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Bethesda
Waukesha
McParelane & Co
Honolulu Clothes Cleaning CO
Colburn VII
Kapidlan
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