Police Court Records Include Assault Verdict and Opium Prosecutions
Police court records show Alfred Tarvash found guilty of assault with sentence suspended. Ah Chong fined 30 dollars plus costs for possessing chefa tickets. Kimo not prosecuted for truancy. Nolle prosequi for three Chinese charged with opium possession. four others pleaded not guilty. Thurston and Stanley defended. Detective Knapa prosecuted. Cha Kun Ab Chim and Abi Tuck found guilty and fined 50 dollars and costs each. Ab Sang discharged. Lam Wa fined 65 dollars and costs. Several cases continued. The Double Wedding section reports a Tamil ceremony officiated by Rev. Alex Mackintosh. Mr Manson and bride later to their Waikiki Road home. Mr and Mrs Waldron to their Kapiolani Victoria residence. The BoxnLerry extends best wishes to the newlyweds.
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Alfred Tarvash
Kennka
Ah Chong
Kimo
Nolle
Thurston & Stanley
Knapa
Cha Kun
Ab Chim
Abi Tuck
Costa
Ab Sang
Lam Wa
Alex. Mackintosh
Manson
Waikiki Road
Waldron
Kapiolani
Victoria
BoxnLerry
Mr. Manson
Mr. Waldron
Honolulu
Ancient flintlock musket found by Japanese interpreter
O14 Brows Tess. Cheater A. Doyle, the Japanese interpreter, has come into possession of an ancient weapon a flintlock smoothbore musket of the British service stamped 1793 with a bore about one inch. The market draft notes disjointed details about local items and persons.
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A. Doyle
Tie Bool
Board of Health Record of Pestilences
At yesterday's meeting the Board discussed licences for Chinese physicians, emigration inspections, and public health measures. Plans included medical exams at Yokohama, handling of diseased aliens, and a potential delegate to the Leprologists Congress in Norway. Smallpox and cholera reports from Kobe Yokohama and Tokyo noted improving conditions and port bans.
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Board of Health
W. O. Smith
Des. Emerson
Day and Wood
T. F.lansing
C.a.brown
D. Keliipio
Drs. Monsarrat
Herbert
Alvarez
Howard
C. B. Reynolds
Monsarrat
Keliipio
Honolulu
Hong Sai Lun
Wah Kee
King Street
W. G. Irwin & Co
Hawaii
Yokohama
Eldredge
Kobe
Congress of Leprologists
Norway
Molokai
Reynolds
Kalaupapa
R. W. Meyer
Peenis
China
Japan
Jordan
Hongkong
Singapore
Amoy
Caretaker Greene Denies Flower Park Donations
Caretaker J. Greene of the Executive building grounds says flowers are not diverted to churches and only given when blooms surplus. He rejects impressions that public flowers compete with private florists and notes occasional donations to sick or needy individuals.
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Sk. J. Greene
Grosua
Sound money victory in debate over bimetalism
The author claims thirty thousand Republican speakers labored intensely for weeks before the election and notes over 17,000 worked for the National Republican Committee in key states. It argues millions funded this effort and criticizes gold standard limits, urging silver to regain its role as primary money and denouncing capitalist gains.
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National Republican Committee
Christmas Grocery Power in a Palama Notice
A notice from Palama Grocery on King Street promotes Christmas shopping, claiming strong purchasing power for groceries and inviting customers to visit opposite the Railway Depot. It references Celestials as frequent buyers and lists contact details and unrelated product hints including beer and wine services.
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Christmaas
Polnama
H. Cannon
Palama
Railway Depot
King Street
News from the Orient in the Higher Courts
A long, mixed summary of imperial affairs, including Formosan plague reports, Japanese press interference, bonds and currencies in London, French Dahomey policy, and a Formosa viceroy controversy. It notes a Formosa plague surge, critiques Japanese policy toward locals, arms flows to South China, and Bombay plague trends, followed by a Hawaii court decision on Stella Keomailani’s petition to access trust proceeds from a deed of property.
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Yokohama
China
Tokio Nichi Nichi
Yokohama Herald
Nippon Yuson Kaisha
Seattle
Agapanthos
Honolulu
Yokio
London
Formosa
Taipehia
Japan Herald
Nagasaki
Canton
Hongkong Telegraph
Kwangtun
Kwangei
South Ching
Latoat
Bombay
Calcutta
Carter
Stella Keomailani
Stella Cockett
A. J. Cartwright
Bruce Cartwright
A.J. Cartwright
Afong
Bispham Equity
Cecil Brown
Awe License Auction At Interior Office Results
Licenses to sell awa for one year were sold by auction at the Interior Office today. J A Haussinger, chief clerk, noted results as for OWS. No bidders appeared for Koolwulon.
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J. A. Haussinger
Chinese residents warned on six month limit tour policy
Aix Men before Minister Cooper ordered with Executive sanction that all Chinese in the country on six months residence permit who overstayed their hire period be notified to avoid bonds forfeiture. A judgment fee of 8500 is noted against George Cavanaugh tied to the derelict Chinese traveler.
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Cooper
Slink Bw
Hwouptey Nl T
George Cavanaugh
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Penal
P. O
B. L. Finney
the Globe
Castle & Cooke
the Frawleys
Nancy & CO
The
Honolulu Sanitarium
Ousa
Kellogg
X. D
Ayer
Wranine
Tae Olenett Bottin
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Tess
Towse
A. Williama
A. L. Morris
Board OF Health Record OF Pestilences
Wan
Dengkong
King Bros
Cout
Bnewm
Strumpius
Bauser
Criterion Spoon
Trang Dien
St Ho Stier
W. Bergatroi
G. West
Speomnton
Noverneed
Pingiy
Wall
Slohola
Honalulua
Koolwulon
Aix
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