Aoringl Arrives From Europe With Passengers
The Canadian Australian steamer Aoringl arrived from Venice and Victoria at Port this morning. The ship docked at Pavitte Afell Hineh and brought many cabin passengers including the Cotokies Amen party. One passenger died en route after a fall in the mountains. The vessel is slated to sail for The Colonies at 2:90 this afternoon.
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Stewart's Dirty Campaign Echoes From County Meeting
T McCants Stewart claims the meeting in August 29 1902 showed a bitter contest between reformers and supporters of the Zablan ticket. He accuses opponents of flooding the precinct with beer drenched voters, vows fair play, and names Sheriff Brown, Officer Jin Kuplten, and Captain Clancy as enforcers for his side. He seeks a clean struggle in the county race and denounces misrepresentation.
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Douglas Tank Display At Bath Show Window
A neat display shows a Douglas patent tank built to illustrate its oxydation and operation. The tank front sides are glass and sturdy, designed to reveal the internal workings clearly. It is mounted in Bath at 165 King Street for public inspection, signaling the product’s claim to superior reliability.
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Frivolition to Feature Freer at Wall venue
Freer, renowned for worldwide reputation and NIV credentials, presents a single performance of Frivolition at Wall, Mletiole Co. The show promises a lively evening with strong audience anticipation and semi seating secured at nearby venues.
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Witness Spirited Away In Custody Case Continues
The file reports that Ah Sin, inmate of Chu Kin, evaded capture after bail set at 2000 dollars. Judge Gear’s proceedings reveal efforts by United States Marshal and officials to locate her, with speculation a Chinese associate helped spirit her away to testify later. For Chu Kin’s case, pretrial hearings proceed as U.S. Attorney requests and charges against Chu Kin for forging warrants are discussed, with further action scheduled for the following morning.
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Local and General News Highlights from the Harbor Page
Mosaic of notices from Honolulu includes hotel room rates at BL S150 weekly, arrivals from Kinau and Hilo, a 49 corde wool shipment, and 192 packages sundries. Also reported are engagements, a photo shop promotion, funeral services, and police court actions involving Japanese detainees.
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Grand benefit ball planned for Hilo Hospital event
Arrangements are complete for a grand benefit ball for Hilo Hospital at Spreckels Hall on Friday evening September 11. A meeting at the Peek home in Part to Iaet Baturnay afternoon set details with committees led by Moe Peck and others to handle hall, program, printing, and tickets.
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Outdoor Cure For Painful Rheumatism
Riverside millionaire J C Henderson abandons his twenty room mansion for a tent in a Harlem avenue grove to test outdoor living as a cure for rheumatism. He, his wife, and five children have lived under canvas since June, reporting relief after six months of rustic conditions and minimal luxuries. He says traditional cures failed and claims the open air has brought practical success after years of suffering and fruitless treatments.
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