Emaciated Rit Chief Justice Frear frees detainee
The Circuit Court convened in the morning with bail set at 50 for Albertine Kaplolani Estate related ejectment. Judge Gear remanded Pahia for contempt and writs of habeas corpus surfaced as attorneys sought release pending Supreme Court appeal. Prisoners released on habeas writs face new imprisonment. writs and appeals show a stark clash between courts and state authorities in Hawaii.
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Kaplolani
Frank Pahla
Gear
Frear
A. G. M. Robertson
Palisacie
Cone
Ilulgn Mreay
Hue
Pala
Jidge Gear
Pahia
A. GM
Robertson
Daetaton
Supreme Court
Pablo
Hale
Hawaii
Chinese Brick Thrower Attack Sparks Chinatown Feud
Yesterday morning Wong Sick Poon, a Chinese bricklayer, said he was struck by a brick hurled from the top of a building by Gok Hing, a Chinese carpenter, injuring his arm. Hing visited Poon at breakfast and attacked him with a knife, leaving a deep wound. An arrest is expected and the case will be presented in court.
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Wong
Gok Hing
Nam
Hin
Meanaken Steel
Cok Hing
Shute Bug
Kawil
Hay Ie
Eileen
Whiew Ie
George Ome
Binetonn
Kalil
Nii
Father Chitpaman
Kapmlama
Che
Chung Sung
Ching Wan
Poltey
Wan
Pelomwl
College Hills Growth Sparks New Homes In Progress
Three residences are under construction and one more near opening as plans advance for several more in College Hills. Local architects note the vigorous movement, with the car line and water plant expansion enabling immediate occupancy for bona fide purchasers.
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College Hills
Men Who Play Ball Next Saturday
The Capitolo judiciary plans a baseball game next Saturday afternoon at the Makiki cricket ground. The Judiciary team will start at 2 o clock with players Geary Lucas Py DB J A Thompson Sofia G Kopa Robert King Bred Wright JM Uline A G Kalinikov and more listed, substitutes include Cume mins herwood Kupihes and Kullkes.
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Makiki
Judiciary
Geary
Lucas
Py DB
Debt
J. A. Thompson
Sofia G. Kopa
Robert King
Bred Wright
JM Uline A
G. Kalinikov
Mal the Capitol
Eam
Dayton
Richardson
Nanak Latno
Trenway
Maholona
Kanno
Woodward
Chillingworth
If Peetern
Homes at Waimea What Baseball Men Say of the Contest
Honolulu readers hear baseballists praise The Bulletin contest as the most popular and fair event in years. Players note the paper’s favorable coverage while disagreements arise over other papers roasting the effort. The plan to survey land for summer homes could affect teams and schedules with several players expected to join from Star and local clubs.
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Bulletin
Honolulu
Monolain Athletic Club
Advertiser
Kawebmil
Hulletin
Ah On Manes Theft Detective Gains Notoriety
Ah On a Chinese officer in Lelemo, noted for solving a long unsolved theft, tracked down Cheong, a suspect who alleged the money was given to a friend. In police court Cheong confessed, while Ah On faced further proceedings and the suspect faced trial in the criminal court.
Court of Fire Claims Consular Case Session Held
The Court of Fire Claims held an executive session this week to consider the Chinese consular claims. Consul Wing Wei Pin attended several estate proceedings and noted the court’s methods and preliminary actions were discussed.
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Court of Fire Claimsa
Wing Wei Pin
Merchants Association Meeting Agenda on Tax Law Care
A meeting of the Merchants Association is planned at the office of a local company to discuss better care in enforcing the income tax law. Other topics include improving shipping and commerce. The event may be held in a cottage with a yard.
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Hmawa- Hugs True
King of the Diarchd Auction for Popular Baseball Player
A pitch to prize a popular baseball player via public vote opens at H F Wiebman’s window on Fort Street. Beginning Aug 12 the Bulletin will publish daily voting standings. Subscriptions earn multiple votes through detachable coupons and ballots deposited at the office or with street copies.
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H. F. Wiebman
Fort Street
Arent Amoue
Ental
9! Tn
Fes
Lion
Waialua Hotel Opening Promises Modern Comforts
The Walalie Beach Hotel will open to the public next Thursday with newly styled rooms and a stylish dining room. The kitchen features ornate clefs and modern equipment, enhancing comfort for guests. Stockholders plan a seaside visit and the hotel aims to attract visitors with a refined island experience.
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Walalie Beach
Sheen and
Mount
Oystetry
Hackfeld and Davies Employre Named in Vague Sports Notice
A garbled OCR item mentions Hackfeld van Davies and a countergunlaing 10 IE van linked to a magazine, with hints of a Californie venue and Vinepraity, referencing games under the Falox ae the Iniencallegiati eames. No clear date, place, or outcome is provided.
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Honackfeld & Co
UHL
Agazne Sa
Avtobwr
Californie
Hackfeld Newsink
Xpooka Eta
Awaol Beenmut
Iniencallegiati
Eames
Wien
Nanking Treaty Port Activity Aliased in Quang See Area
In August reports from Honwkong describe a shift as Wa Chau moves toward Nanking in Quang See province to open it as a treaty port. British warships Glory, Bollpae and Duplin arrived unexpectedly at night, signaling fresh international attention.
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Honwkong
Wa Chau
Nanking
Quang See
Glory
Bollpae
Duplin
Hilo Dock Company Plans Modern Wharf Facilities
The Hilo Dock Company formed with 100000 capital, directors Kennedy and W H Cumptell, aims to build a large waterfront facility. A dock extending hundreds of feet into the bay will allow ships to tag along the wharf, discharge cargo, and trucks from the Hawaii Railway will operate along the water frame to handle freight.
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Hilo
Aug
Hie Dok Co
FD Mestocker
AL Beet
Weretary
Rot
Rot Gardaulifor. Those With CC, Kennedy and W. H.C. Cumptell
Kina
Hip Railway Company
Hawaii Planters Meet At Spreckels Hall Hinwall Aug Thireday
The Hawaii Planters meeting was held on Thursday at Spreckels Hall in Hila. Officers and members from multiple sugar companies attended, including Kennedy, Campbell, and Falstad, with speeches by Deacon, FM ab ker, George Hows Huilite, and others.
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Huo
Hinwall
Spreckety
Hila
Althers
CC Kern Vetits
Ae Booth
Presiiery Deacon
Abker
Theaamers
George Hows Huilite
Aaneels Hew
Wl Temmert
Ane
C2 Kennedy
Wil
Kakwina
Oling
Kohala Sugar Co
Jay Cowan
Koneauger Co
Utd
Joan Hind
Mave Sugar
Beyane
Rooerall
W. von Gravensmeyer
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Cme
Lennon
Lanipaneehou Sugar
Lydgate
Hamakun Mul Co
Brocker
Pager Co
Woo
Police Versus Artillery At Makiki Grounds
Pollen and Aventiry lead a mixed upcoming matchup on the Makiki grounds this afternoon at 1 o clock as both teams prepare for the one-up ro ut. The lineup lists Potloe, Leake, Chillingworth, Duncan, Parker, Jackson, Laure, Kaual, Monrean and more for Police. Artillery fields Burbank Moyle Meg Mullen Hawkine Divsenroths Bonnett Blogler Jones Grant and others.
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Lew Aye Wong
Potloe
Joyes Leake
Chillingworth
Duncan
Parker
Jacknon
Laure
Kaual
Monrean Rt Artllery
Burbank
Moyle
Meg Mullen
Hawkine
Divsenroths Hh
Bonnett
Blogler
Jones
Grant
Untitled medical note with garbled text and placeholders
A garbled OCR segment discusses a medical preparation named PAINSKULER and a patient on an inodtivite with appetite suppression. The passage uses obfuscated terms and references blank public books and a manufactured item, with no clear patient outcome or actionable data.
Strikers End Water Works Strike With City Plumbers Agreement
The city plumbers union and journeymen plumbers reached a three month strike settlement. The agreement calls for 95 60 per day for journeymen and 5 60 for helpers with an option to renew for one year. The union will return to work immediately under the new terms. A committee led by Mastwee and others oversaw the talks. The dispute halted water service disruptions and industry remains cautious about future demand and wage changes.
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Jonoeyma
Sutton
Mastwee
Ana Elolon
Sener
Hoth
Gebring
Davideon
Vaninnee
President O'Donnel Road
Custer
Carty Hammere
Davivon
Manetere Avavelation
Fire Alarm Confirms Merchant Patrol Captain Details City Rescue
The merchant patrol captain recounted to a reporter that two of his men were near the business area when the fire alarm sounded. He described the quick response, the difficulty reaching a telephone, and the coordinated effort with the fire department, police, and city headquarters as flames spread from the Moor to the lower floors, with officers on Fort and Kite streets providing crucial support.
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Olberdwine
Morehante
Ety
Lletin
Chiltone
Caerier
Rpreckels
Port
Katie
Holman
Anderson
Gether
Fort
Heilman
Fire Department
Lave
Bay Aad
Fort Ann Kite Atrien
Valler
Negdham
Tire
Cam
Orchestra Recital Planned at La Rawale Church
An organ recital program arranged by Prof tailinseyue La Rawale at La Rawale Church on Sunday afternoon. The concert features selections including Strada and other works, with Helen Deshi on piano and Methyl Cameron on violin. Performers Hallam Yas and Constable contribute string and piano pieces, with attendance likely for the final concert in September.
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Tailinseyue
Rani Onverturs
Krntehmer Goriet Dole
Nariroth
Gunnada Lauran
Hallam Yas
Helen Deshi
Aor
Mthel Cameron Enntrat Tee A. Constable
Daartione
Flight crew report coastal navigation during patrol
In a briefing with Pilot Sanders, Captain Van Ortendorp described contact with the Hehta of Pacitle Helehta during a sea patrol. The distance to land and subsequent events were noted as part of a routine patrol log. Hawaii managers held a meeting to discuss nationwide operations and program direction.
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Sanders
van Ortendorp
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Ani
Palle
Cheong
Sheri
Kanal
Sehem
Javeon
Triad
Waialua Hotel
Hackpeld van Davies
Merchants
Oman
D.C
HLO Dock
Gomdany
Demstienen Cate
Meaers
Bratt Att Kennedy
Troan
Rte
Iedgerante
Ustottis Publiat
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Alt
Osorio
Maria Forges
Plattation Managers
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