City raids target adulterated whiskey in liquor trade
Treasurer Campbell says over thirty whiskey samples from city dealers show most adulterated while cheap claret fares better. Limited arrests made, with warrants pending for Condon and others as law allows fines up to 600 and license revocation.
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Campbell
Treasurer’s Department
St In neAn
Whitney
Dunran
Termanal
United States
Joe Clark
Condon
New York
Juen
Sing Lay
Morgan Dandonilla on Uation about the band
Morgan Dandonillat in San Francisco reports that the band may require no outside aid if it stays, and that Cohen arranged return for all members. He cites a $2350 fund noted in The Chronicle and says Union Trust Co plans to return the band unaided, with no relief fund disbursement.
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Morgan
San Francisco
Mexico
Peck
Ogden
Reno
Cohen
Korea
Atkinson
Hed
We Iblatance
Manletoe
Union Trust Co
San Francino
Wind
Str
Burglar Threat Highlighted by Este Deposit Vault Ad
A garbled ad warns that burglars strike when owners are away and recommends securing valuables in the Este Deposit Vault by Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd. The notice emphasizes safe storage and trustworthy facilities to protect possessions.
Hawaiian man commits suicide in Kewalo district
A Honolulu man described as 47 to 50 years old, Naopian Hills himself, reportedly shot himself in the head with a 22 caliber rifle at his Kewalo home. Suffering from prolonged illness, he died this morning. An inquest is planned for tomorrow evening at 7:80.
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Naophi
Muletde
Kewalo
Supreme Court Orders Idaho Trials for Moyer and Hayward
The Supreme Court ruled that the trials of Moyer and Hayward, leaders in the Western Federation of Miners, charged with Governor Steunenberg’s murder, shall be held in Idaho. The decision was issued from Washington, D. C. on December 3.
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Washington, D. C
U. S. Supreme Court
Moyer and Hayward
Western Federation of Minors
Armior Steunenberg
Idaho
Prudential Credited With Public Confidence in US Insurance
The Prudential stood flat among firms operating exclusively in the United States in ordinary department insurance. This reflects the insuring public's approval of Prudential management and its confidence in the company.
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Prudential
United States
Prudential Management
Fire in Kilawen crater sparks volcanic alert
Wireless reports describe a crater blaze at Kilawen with a jet of lava and rising plume. Hilo correspondent notes activity ongoing and confirms a volcano alert from Volcano Flour owner George Lycurgus. Debates persist about recent quiet periods after the prior tremors.
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Kilawen
George Lycurgus
Floure
Hin Mamare
Rundey Lara
Conti Demorthenis
Kilanentae
Named For New Cabinet
Washington, Dec 3. President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the cabinet nominations for Cortelyou as Secretary of the Treasury, an Attorney General, a Postmaster General, Metcalf as Secretary of the Navy, with the Interior to be filled by a nominee from Gommeres and Moody.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Roosevelt
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Navy
Metcalf
Interior
Ary of
Gommeres
Duatice
The
U. & Moody
Contractors Win Bid Delay Fight for Molokal Leprosarium
Honolulu contractors, aided by the Merchants Association, secure a postponement of opening bids for the Molokal Federal leprosarium project. Cable from George McClellan confirms a new tender date in February after obstacles. Correspondence details the bid-stalling campaign and interactions with Gov Carter and Lucas Brothers.
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Honolulu
Mun Rical
Astociation
Molokal
Associaton
Geo. F. McCiotlan
China
Motoriai
Vearneo
Washington
Merchants' Association
George McClellan
Lucas Brothers
George Rt
Carter
Territory of Hawaii
le Rhum
Kalawao
Will Not Compromise Ochiche Will Dispute In NY
The issue over the Ochiche will remains unsettled in New York City. Lawyers for both sides continue to argue the testator's intentions and the validity of the will, with no final ruling reported to date.
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New York, WN. Y
Recount Begins As Jaukea Narrowly Trails Brown in Precincts
The court opened the recount in the Seventh Eleventh Twelfth and Thirteenth Precincts of the Fifth District. Judges Frear Hartwell and Wilder presided as three precincts were counted with Jaukea gaining five votes earlier, narrowing Brown's lead to three.
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Brown
Jaukea
Fifth
Frear
Hartwell
Wilder
Supreme Court
Jankee
Tier
Mt Han
Iaukea
Main West Real Gas
Jaukes
Fir & Moment
Arala
Ome
Inaptra
Mia
Taukea
Kinney
Triple Murder in Diego Ends in Three Dead
In Diego California on December 2 a land dispute led Howard Gere to shoot Edward Brady and Nie wits. Gere was then shot by Nie wits. All three men died in the incident.
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Une . Diego
Cal
Howard Gere
Edward Brady
Nie Wits
Gere
Taylor Ow Trial in Police Court
The trial of A. P. Taylor for impersonating a police officer and assault with a dangerous weapon was taken up in Judge Why's court this afternoon. O. Mather son also faces trespass charges. Sheriff Brown denied issuing a commission to Taylor in his term. Mrs. W. J. Goodwin, once reported missing, is alive in a city boardinghouse saying she left her husband after differences.
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A. P. Taylor
Imperi & Police oMcer
Min
Judge Why's Court
O. Matherson
Ab Kwal
Taylor's
Taylor
Sherif Brown
Mra. W. J. Goodwin
Thin City
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Naopian Hills
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Bonolulu
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Abe Ruel
Behmitz
Ogal Contractors
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Erthele
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