Masked highwaymen terrorize Honolulu vegetable vendors
Police note a spate of robberies in Punahou and Beretyna Street areas as two masked men target Chinese fruit and vegetable sellers. Victims describe threats with a long knife while one man distracts and another drives the wagon, stealing small sums. Investigators link attacks to Portuguese suspects and urge caution as more robberies are reported.
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Honolulu
Punahou
Low J. McCarthy
Horne
Lit
Beretynta Street
Funahoa
Punuow Rio Mill
Vito Phinuman
Muring
Ano
David Kapa
Beach Property Sold at Auction Noon Sale
Auctioneer Will E Winbor sells for J A Mae Avon estate of W Kelli a undivided share in a Waikiki beach property. Robert Lowey and M Damga hold leases through June 1 1903 with George Cavanagh. Bidding opened at 1060 and rose in hundreds until bids ended at 5 90.
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Will E. Winbor
Wnte
J. A Mae Avon
W. Kelli
Waikiki Beach
IL Hog Bos
Robert Lowey
M. Damga
George Cavanagh
Danton
Major Gardener Seeks Report On Water Cure From Philippines Visit
Major Gardener of the infantry, en route to San Francisco to report to the adjutant general, discusses his views on the Philippines. He reflects on Filipino people, civil governance, and education, noting moral qualities and a thirst for learning as war ends. Gardener praises Honolulu's progress and recalls friendships formed during his stay.
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Buford
Gardener
Ith. & Infantry
Ban Francisco
Adjutant General's Department
Tir
Tayupas
Logon
Louly
Philippines
Kate
Japan
United States
Ann Arbor
Phelintines
Twan Elvil
United Slain
McKinley
Roosevelt
Honolulu
Chin City
Hie
Ani Styealis
Judge Estee's Reception IN OPEN COURT To Senator Thurston
A formal reception in court honored Senator Thurston as Judge Estee hosted Hendan Bar members and Federal officials. Notables included Justice Perry, Judge Humphreys, Dole, Brockens, and Thurston’s party. speeches praised Hawaii and the Territory's judiciary while noting political prospects and future visits.
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Estee
Senator Thurston
Morrin M. Estee
Hendan Bar
John M. Thurston
United States District Court
Kvter
Pequant
Rramens
Justice Perry
Su Preme Court
Humphreys
Circuit Court
Thurston
Carroll Mirman
Collier's Weekly
Geny
Robins
Whiting
Dole
Clarriet
Brockens
Generis Cathcart
Douthitt
W. 0
Congress
Rater
Court
Mr. Thureton
PSS Pitta MN
Fire Department Appreciation Honored by Local Merchants
A list of contributors from Phillips & Co and various firms supports the fire department fund. Members of the Versory Fire Department received payments and acknowledgments for a recent event with amounts attributed to Phillips & Co, Human Bros, David Lawrence & Co, Gonsalves & Co, and others. The Bulletin notes a subscription rate of 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Pililive
Phillie & Co
Phillips & Co
Human Bros
David Lawrence & Co
Liu
GR Carter
Gonsalves & Co
Woo
Theo
H. Davies & Co. Ltd
Campbell
Boodrwin & Co
Macfarlane & Co
H. Armitage
Political Five Meets Over Carter Tie in Fifth District
A Fifth District gathering debated Carter and Lane leadership as factions argued over who should control the Republican ticket. Attendees pressed for domination by party regulars while questioning Carter right to dictate. The meeting adjourned with calls to hold a May primary for representation and future strategy.
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Honolulu
Alltowns
euueMe
Republican Party
Cal C. Laiing
Colankes
George Ht. Carter
Thas
Arace
Cartr
Otein
Jone
Lana
Corry
API
Carter
Lane
Dave
Fuurile
Ponkat
Huddy
Ely
Wan
Lutlag
Heron
Jauken
Cartas
Carterhrough
Clik
Lachelayry
Benatar Anil Watts
Walter Tel
Hea Ltd
Prins
Howe
Murtuguysu
Startling Issue Rises in Manuwal Divorce Case
A curiona matter in the Manuwal divorce case raised questions about a presumed marriage. Judge Atkinson ruled communications to the court were private, while a public expression was noted. The case concerns a marriage license void due to old commission rules and could affect many marriages if upheld.
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Curiona Q
Manuwal
Choice
Athinenn
P. Weaver
Atkinson
Cournet
Weaver
Fernandes in Court For Turpentine Fire Inquiry
In the Police Court this morning Abraham Fernandes, manager of the Hawaiian Mardware Company, faced a charge over ten million slime of turpentine stored in a warehouse where a fire occurred last Saturday. Judge Whit ing represented the defense and a continiuer was granted. The case returns September 5.
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Abraham Fernandes
Boon
Pernandes
Whiting
Jane Wim
Soldiers give reason for canceled game at campus
Soldiers from Company K Rigith Infantry report they would not play yesterday due to thirty days’ absence and injuries. Several players remained unavailable while others moved between spots on the field. The unit planned a special test and reviewed potential replacements as they prepared for future duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company K
Rigith Infantry Coed
Lavon Phillynlne
Indicted Tax Office Clerks Face Multiple Counts In Hawaii Case
Two Honolulu tax office clerks were arraigned on multiple indictments for embezzlement and theft of state funds. Sentences and bail were set at $600 each after prosecutors outlined alleged losses. The proceedings included pleas of not guilty and delays for defense motions as grand jury activity continued.
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Phis Morula
Jean J. Babate
Rawin
Gill
JM. Viven Bate
John Gomes
Ball
Alexander D. Thompson
Jf Op Woodward
Cléerke
Honolulu
Territory of
Hawaii
Brooke
Bimarkttorney
Woodward
Robertson
Thompson
Brooks
Cart
Jurge Gear
Cathcart
Grand Jury
Time &T
Roharison
Pertund
Yokes
Jidge Qowrabe
Alor
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CTV
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Highton Wan
Fates
Bates
Thureton
Nebraska
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Thoman Fitch
Wittens
Itter Canerd
Fitch
Beecher
Chapi
Ammer
Garrison
Gough
Longfellow
Tim
Cecil Brown
JM. Davidson
Bator
Flitch
Huno Jali
Enon
Atona Nui
Raton
Havle
Geveril
Anika
Tiny Wern
Repatsinaa
Portusguese
Wan Co
Ehewom
G. M. Robertson
Washington
CP Taukea
Alex. Robertsoux
Manila
Nathan Hale
L. F. Sternemann
Fort Street
Club Stablas
Masonic Temple
Messenger Bervicn
Fernandez
TAX Office
Manufacturers’ Shoe 60., Ltd
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