Urata Case Highlights Police Conduct in Hana Maui
A Hana Maui report dated July 31 presents the Territory of Hawaii v Urata. Urata pleaded guilty to two assault charges after a knife attack on a man in Maratan’s home. The court fined $5 on the first count and a lesser penalty on the second. The piece critiques police handling and calls for an official inquiry into department leadership.
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Hana
Maui
District Court of
Hank
Territory of
Fruther
Urate
Maratant
Howe
Marataal
Sheri
Pollen
Hina
Otto
Portuguese boy Oscar Cardosa found after wandering
Oscar Camtoan a Portuguese boy ten years old got lost while returning from a grocery errand near Kinau and Alapal streets. He wandered to Kalihi before being found by Mounted Officer Copeland in Palama and returned to his parents.
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Copeland
Oscar
Palama
Cooper reports on agricultural board actions and exhibits
A report from the Board of Agriculture was presented at yesterday’s executive council by Superintendent Cooper. It discusses employing Koetels and Working, entomologist and chief assistant, Kirkaldy and Terry of London as their respective one statu tn. It notes W. W. Harris in charge of the forestry exhibit for the St. Louis Expansion, Higgins on the agricultural exhibit, Shorey on preservation work, and F. J. Winter arranging the bee exhibit. Cooper is authorized to transfer government furniture to the Promotion and Patriotry committee for reception quarters in the Young building. He will also review lands for a potential exchange with the trustees of Oahu College seeking land on Vineyard Street.
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Couneil
Public Works
Cooper
Koetels
Profewore Kirkaldy
Terry
London
W. W. Harris Bay
St. Louia
Higgins
Shorey
F. J. Winter
McGuire
Committee On Promotion and
Oahu College
Vineyard Street
Shifting Company Clerks Fill Various Wartime Posts
The report lists several staffing changes aboard multiple ships and at the Wilder & Co. head office. Tom Barni ngham and Phillips exchange roles on Kinny Lu and Maul vessels while Borner O Brien covers Phillips work on Cliudine. William Jarrett replaces Mr Littlejohn at Wilder & Co. in Hilo during absence. Me Kay and Jubsson swap duties tied to coast work on the Purser project. Paren Doyle fills Lewis’s steamship Hawaii post, and the widow of BP Whipple is noted as editor and candy maker in Boston.
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Tom Barningham
Nahare
Phillips
Borner O'Brien
Witliam Jarett
Mr. Littlejohn
Wilder & B Co
Hilo
McKkay
McKay
Thig
Kinoer Jubsson
Helene
Dr Shoop Rheumatic Cure Offers Trial Remedial Treatment
Advertisement by a self described rheumatism specialist claims Dr Shoop s Rheumatic Cure cures chronic rheumatism in all stages after a month s use. The letter asks readers to mail for a trial offer and states pay only if no benefit is seen, with a bold promise of blood cleansing and complete recovery in many cases.
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Germany
Trn Bony
Atx
Trial in the Territory Court and police officer discharges
Report describes a disturbance in Duilet Court where K. P. Bara was charged with assault and battery on a city official. The officer Baers faced discharge as the sheriff's office notes the need for better enforcement and discipline within the force amid public concerns. The scene involves Mr. Hall, Aug. L Sheriff, and Mr. Vetlesen in a case affecting local governance and departmental procedures.
Liquor Licenses Probed by Executive Council in Hawaii
The executive council reviewed multiple liquor license applications and referrals. Wong Fear seeks a Kapaa license, A J Lopez applies for Walala town, and A Dine for Waipahu House. some were sent to district or local authorities. Refusals include Hoffachninger & Co for Anabola road dealer license and BHF Walters for retail spirit license.
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Oahu
Tone
Ahrens
A. G. Serruo
Lilo
Hilo
Kuhele
Hearing in salvage case before US commissioner
The hearing in the Clavering salvage case continued before United States Commissioner B A Doututt. Captain Hartom, master of the vessel, was heard to avoid detention of the ship. Spreckels & Co. act as libellants with Breckels and Jude Stanley appearing for them. The defense seeks testimony from London to show overvaluation, while the opposing side desires testimony from San Francisco.
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United States
B.A
Carrier Dove at Shanghai Sinks to Shadow of Former Vessel
The Shanghai Times reports the American schooner Carrier Dove docked Saturday at the International Dock. Dismantling by coast pirates left her a shadow of her former self as cargo and fittings were removed. The vessel will be thoroughly scrapped at Aile Park per a year edition notice.
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Shanghai
Dove
International Dock
Aile Park
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