Forest fire report details Hawaii destruction and costs
Honolua August report outlines a native caused blaze in Mamakua burning 2000 acres by July to August. Fire damage covers kos kubuil and other timber with many trees killed. Estimate cites need for man power and funds to create firebreaks and control, noting injuries to Horner's party and government land involvement.
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Hawaii
Honolua
Wray Taylor
Mamakua
Albert Horner
Kuskalau
Brant
Horner
Avan Bect
Ku Wuthuete
Native assault case highlights gender safety debate
Continued on pages a report notes Ader Wilcox to intervene against men beating women after drinking. The Namaiotia case surfaced in the morning as the native wife-beating charge drew careful consideration.
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Ader Wilcox
Namaiotia
Water pumps to serve College Hill residents
Foundations laid on Wilder avenue opposite Alexander street. The new high lift pumps will be bolted down to supply water for College Hills. Two weeks will give residents time to see transportation and water improvements, and agents will have access to show property.
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College Hills
Wilder Avenue
Alexande Street
College Hill
Richards Family Air Troubles In The Court
John Richards was tried in Pee len Court on the channe of assault and battery against his brother Manuel, a bank driver. Manuel was found guilty and fined. The family feud spills into a dispute involving a niece who ran away. testimonies differ on who struck first, with rebukes about past conduct and an aunt seeking her niece’s return.
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John Richards
Peelen
Manuel
Kaulukon
John
Inez Manuel
Hin Slster
Manwel
John Cane
Alan
Heat
Klekeel
Detenge
Tom Kit in Drunken Disorder Charge Stirs Court
A man identified as Tom Kit, found drunk on Fort Street, was arrested by Officer Naipo and jailed on a drunkenness charge. The defendant pleaded not guilty claiming bias by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, with questions raised about his sanity as the judge imposed a fine while court tensions rose.
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Haying
Omeer Naipo
Fort Street
oMoers
Chillingworth
Petition Seeks Guardian for Harald Ke Lee Mare
The mother Jennie Sates Marr petitions for guardianship of her child Harald Ke Lee Mare, alleging the father Walter Erwin abandoned in December and traveled to New York. Marr says she followed across the country with her father in search of the boy, reporting the child's welfare at risk.
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Ruardian
Harald Kelee Mare
Jennie Sates
Marr
Pall River
Ball River
New York City
Waltham
Walter Erwin
Pueble
Mra
Dour HH
Katee
Newsboys Baseball Meeting at Rivertiesr Tomorrow
The Riverties newsboys from Tulletin plan a baseball game tomorrow at Makiki at 9 o'clock. The match is expected to be lively with teams and players including Manuel Sinunwon Caharn Wiehe Waray Kim Satie and others listed as participants, promising effort and spirited play.
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Rivertiesr
Makiki
Ats
Tony Alde
Yiluy
Aoutettny
Manuel Sinunwon Caharn
Wiehe
Waray
Kim Satie
Kunis Lan Piet Martine
Shug Chane
Piet
Tapttet
Hultetin
Kar
C. Viera
Mlverthcer
Willie Hickey
Game Law Controversy Spurs Local Debate on Wildlife Rules
Sportman Mangibaro and George Waite were released on habeas corpus after arrest warrants tied to territorial game laws. The incident centers on enforcement of statutes from 1809 restricting hunting of migratory and native birds from May 1 to September 15, with penalties up to ten dollars, and ongoing questions about authority of the Attorney General’s office versus the Circuit Court in releasing and re arresting the prisoners.
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Yenie
Dodge Entee
Plover
Waialia
Plovse
Chita Mangibaro
George Waite
Heprisen Fgent
Didae
Anthony
Gene Era
Brooks
Abdrewe
Wak No
Cag
Hyman Wer
Clecatt Monet
Jy Chem
Cumtody
Carheart
TP Dale
Supreme Court
Hirooks
Anedrews
Cathcart
Jurenu
Dole
Cathccart
Mney
Sparring Match Postponed by Local Club Leader
The Ithinet sparring match was postponed at the request of Fox of the Daily Athlete Club who cited Lon Agnew's sore foot and the need for better form. The new date was set for September 6 after initial arrangements for a week later were rejected.
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Fox
Manly
Lon Agnew
Tim
Subscription dispute at Evening Mulletin prompts debate
Fragmented OCR shows disputes over lead in payments and votes for a weekly edition. It mentions subscription rates from one month to one year and the impact on readership, with references to a Father exhibition and a future presentation to a player and a chair.
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Auberrhos
Ubarriur
Winale Voplen
Elehty Sinale
Sumarnptian
Sesjonhe
Yoon Win Jyrtee
Witdow
Wickwan
Brooke's Ornament Sparks Court Contention and Sheriff Order
A fragment recalls Brooke presenting an ornament that spurs a dispute over jurisdiction as Catheart asserts rights and the Attorney General steps in. The High Sheriff faces orders to enforce the court, amid a notable state of alarm and tension surrounding the case.
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Brooke
Cirenit
Ainneral
Brooks
George Muller Hurt At The Hall Building
George Muller sustained injuries in a fall at the hall building on King Street. He was knocked down by a beam while near Mor, Entte tall, and was carried to the offices of Der Herbert and Walters for treatment.
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George Muller
Geore Mutter
King Street
Inelamiti
Otitis Fonitent
Morkalili
KO Mall
Hiss
Afriich
Muller
Herbert
Walters
Miller
Ferreira Discouraged as Police Court Hears Hoodlums Charge
Officer Ferreira faces a police court hearing over alleged assault during pursuit of hoodlums at the Graham street area. Charles Ferreira, nicknamed Monkey, and two others, linked to prior offenses, are accused as townsfolk complain of nightly break ins and fruit theft. Jury set to read verdict after 1:30 p.m. with expected fine of $150 to the defendant.
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Frans Ferreira
Jute Wilcox
Charles Ferreira
Bie
Afc
Fraga
Monkey
Fisheries Exhibition Promises Russian Display February March
A grand fisheries exhibition to be hosted in Russia during February and March will feature nine sections. It will cover fish culture, preservation methods, aquarium systems, and fishing gear, showcasing aquatic life through drawings, models, and displays, with emphasis on traditional methods and modern techniques.
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Russia
Pobriaes
Hihi
Patwraburg
Imperial Society
Fusterlee
Soret
Alexandros
Alto
Walt and Trem Warenn
Camarinos Threatens to Dam Age Overboard Claims
In a heated statement Camarino says Bishop Ker Late seeks to reclaim former Kalili site without paying for improvements made under prior terms. He asserts the Bishop Estate would sue to compel payment and vows drastic measures if funds are withheld. He warns of firing plants and other vandalism to deter alleged neglect.
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Camaringe
Ker
Kalil Seithout
Bishop
Willeh
Kamehameta
McKechnie Wins Hospital Painting Contract
A long awaited tender for painting Queen's Hospital has been awarded to McKechnie. Work will start soon and the project aims to restore the building’s appearance, with the charity support noted in the announcement.
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McKechnie Gein
Queen's Hospital
McKeehnie
Tie Pantheon
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