Prisoners Seek Habeas Relief Amid Court Delays
Two prisoners Chida Manzabar and George Wade faced Judge Gear as petitions for writs of habeas corpus were challenged by Deputy Attorney General Cathcwrt. The motion to quash was denied but defects prompted fines and a postponement for amendments. Supreme Court actions affected related cases while the district court considered nolprose to charges against Ware and Chida. Meanwhile a military parade in Makiki was staged, revealing crowded regimental drill and morale issues.
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Lennon
Thhe
Qear
Cathcart Node
Lendon
Cathcart
Gear
W. A. Hall
George R. Carter
James Love
Orpls
Chida Manzabar
George Wade
Cathcwrt
Judge Gear
Ming
Meir Sherift Brown
Supreme Court
Waite
Chida
Genwal
Yenter- Any
Nolle
Ware
Thida
Wade
McGoldrick Charged With Larceny At Trial
Daniel McGoldrick was charged with larceny for stealing Olaf Olson’s Bible from the M C A building Saturday evening. After a preliminary examination before Judge Wilcox Oliver Jackson testified that McGoldrick met him at a sidewalk and offered a Cleveland wheel for 20 dollars. The stranger tried to buy the wheel from Jackson and was forced to houriah a toy revolver. Joe Goo Kim, the Chinese court interpreter, testified that McGoldrick tried to sell him the same evening while in a Fort Street drug store.
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Daniel McGoldrick
Olaf Olson
M.C. A
Circuit Court
Tril
Wilcox
Oliver Jackson
Ip Wilel
Cleveland
Doefadant
Hour
Gerard y arrives as famed Belgian violinist at Ventura Opera House
Joan Gerardy, world renowned Belgian violinist, arrived from Australia in the Ventura last evening. He will appear at the Opera House tomorrow evening. He possesses a magnificent Antoni Stradivarius cello valued at around £2000, cited by experts as a unique instrument with strong provenance.
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Joan Gerardy
Australia
Ventura
Opera
M. Gerardy
Bay Hast
Lonton Avaler
Coult
Charactors
College Hills Excavation Advances at Uilder Avenue Site
Foundations are ready to bolt down new high lift pumps to supply water for College run. Two weeks will give residents a chance to assess transportation and the property impact as crews complete the work near Alexand Street.
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Alexand Street
College Run
College Hilla Transportation
Wa U
Death by Own Action Or Murder Suspected In Waialua Case
Police investigated the Waialua death of Sava Kankaburo a Japanese man found in a Kobayanhia shop room. A coroner jury after hearings declared death at the hands of an unknown party though many Waialua residents suspect suicide due to blood pool and the missing killer. The body showed a deep facial cut and a bloodied knife lay nearby, with the deceased reportedly ill and not employed recently.
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Sava Kankaburo
Waiali
Kobayanhia
Wan
Akatoh
Kno
Aberif
8. K. Mahuo
Waialua
Japanoa J
Walatti
Dole to Resume Duties as Cooper Leaves Pearl Harbor
Governor Dole will resume executive duties at the Capitol Friday morning August 30. Acting Governor J. K. Cooper leaves his Pearl Harbor Peninsula home with papers for the Interior Department report, aiming to work uninterrupted at his retirement country home.
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Dole
Capitol
J. K. Cooper
Pearl Harbor
Rough injury at Pacific Mall wharf ends in finger amputation
Report from the Pacific Mall wharf describes a violent incident involving a Hawaiian provider who injured a man’s hand with a knife. The finger tip was amputated after bleeding and laceration required immediate medical care and binding before the workers resumed their tasks.
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Pacific Mall
Government Reverses Decision on Band Trip to Kawaihau
The Bulletin reports a government U-turn on funding for a band trip to Kauai. Acting Governor Cooperty says the band may tour Kauai if money is arranged, costing about $200 more than the Hilo trip. arrangements for lodging and a second mainland party depend on funding and approvals.
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Kae Ual
Cooperty
Kawai
T Han
Kunalty
Lihue
Porto Rican Laborer Dies at Pump Camp
A Porto Rican laborer at Walalu plantation died at the pump with beri beri cited as the cause after a physician’s examination. Fear and trembling spread through the camp as several workers showed signs of the disease and officials reported a number of cases among the workers.
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Wolshia Plantation
Beri-Beri
Walalua
Anchor recovered from Iroquois mystery at sea
A damaged report says the Iroquois searched for the Oregon’s anchor and chain but did not recover them. A large anchor and about fifteen fathoms of chain were hauled up, likely from a buoy replaced by the Hell buoy. Iron remains suggest the vessel may have sunk about fifteen years ago.
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Oregon
Afteen Sears
Police Court Notes from Forenoon Session
Reger sentenced to sixty days in prison on a vagrancy charge. Kalmimoka and two others arrested. indecent exposure cited. Alex, Magen, and Geo Duncan, from the transport Meade, charged with vagrancy. cases deferred until tomorrow at attorney Straus’s request. Yostoka faced notices to pay Lipis boarding. Homme fined and coached. total costs expected to be low.
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Reger Wax
Kalmimoka
Wim
Alex
Magen
Geo
Duncan
Meade
Straus
Yostoka
Lipis
Hin Feense
Morning Runaway On King Street Involving Metrop Meat Wagon
A runaway wagon from the Metropolitan Meat Co collided with a cart from B C Rowe's joint shop on King Street between Port and Alaker. Bystanders moved to prevent further harm as both wagons toppled and people nearby dodged the impact.
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Kingatreet
Port
Alaker
Metropolitan Meat Co
B.C. Rowe
Robertson Leads With Coupon Voting in Bulletin Promotion
A newspaper note explains that subscribers can vote via page coupons tied to subscriptions. One month yields 100 votes, three months 300, six months 780, and one year 1,000 votes. Prizes include a window display prize at 117 Fort Street and voting power scales with subscription level and single-copy purchases.
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Sw Finlethn
Serenaded Mr Cooper Birthday At Capitol Band Honors
Acting Governor Henry K Cooper marked his forty fourth birthday with a Hawaiian band in the Capitol. The event featured a program chosen to reference Cooper's tastes and included a cake, decorations, and a marching procession through the Capitol rounds.
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Henry K. Cooper
Capitol
Herger
Jean
Cooper
Hone
Martha Vee
Mayle
Hayle
Alolin
Blar Spangted
Auch Heethoven
Dole Decorated In Jest At Departure of Attorney General
Doled decorations and a prank marked the departure of Attorney General Dole. A smiling group including companions and a bride wore a large white silk bow ribbon as a joke. The groom was unaware of the marriage emblem pinned to his coat amid merriment.
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Bop
Dole
Francisco
Queen’s Birthday Reception at Washington Place
Queen Liliuokalani invites the people of Honolulu to attend a reception at Washington Place on Beretania Street from noon to twilight on Monday September 2, her birthday observance. The event calls for a general public gathering in the capital.
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Liliuokslant
Honolulu
Tiven
Washington Place
Beretania Street
Garbage department to charge for city garbage removal
A Honolulu note describes the garbage department planning a small charge for removal across the city. Sami Johnson of Public Works outlines a September start with a new system, promising nominal fees and steps to collect. A new bookkeeper was appointed, and staff are adapting to duties as routes and schedules are finalized.
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A. Sami Johnson
Warlage Department
The
Public Works Oe Jui
Rudy
Ty New Syatem Hogululy
Wien
Dohnwon Sai
Honululu
Kalli
Judd Street
Mauka
Punahow
Pai
Jobnaga
Wong
Waiting for Shoes at Motherny Show Store Crowd Grows
A large crowd blocked storefront entries as the Motherny show store opened, delaying sales. The store doors shut as buyers waited. the sale move to Me Inty block at noon, Honolulu Drug Co. to occupy former abioe department space. Melnerny clothing remains in place as changes unfold.
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Gible
Elerax
Gutabde
Ater
MeInty
Honolulu Drug Co
Abioe
Moire Nakilia Hay
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