Death sentences for two Japanese murder convicts in Lahaina
In Lahaina two Japanese defendants were sentenced to death for murder at yesterday’s term. The court set executions for the last Friday in March 1898, with one man convicted of first degree murder and the other of second degree murder. Both sentences were passed after brief hearings and included appeals to mercy and formal statements by prosecutors and defense counsel.
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J. W. Kalua
Lahaina
Sagnin Teunikichi
Prieconer
W. O. Smith
Charles Roi Eton
Baldwin
X. Hous
GO. A. Doyle
Jota
Ochura Sagata
Omura Sagata
Baw Bean
Sona Patt Wen
Oahu
Honolulu
Onhids
W.O. Smith
Atiome General
F. Cuillingaworth
A. N. Koppikai
Lindsey
Smith
Chillingworth
Hondas Rane
Keavapali
Labaioa
Oveojima
Oyasu
Oabu Privon
Leland
Scented claim of baking powder influence on meat flavor
A fragment notes a woman claiming her meat smells and tastes cleaner since using Schilling's meat baking powder, part of a larger unnamed group. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear dates or context.
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Schilling
Untitled Letter Fragment About Applicants and Travel
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a person named McCinire and an express office, mentioning young men and a plan to visit again. The legible parts indicate a casual note about travel or a run, with unclear references to names and actions.
Obituary for James Taylor 83 in London Canada
Death occurs on November 11 in London Canada at age 83. James Taylor served 21 years in the 98rd Highlanders with time in Canada and retired as Sergeant Major. He returned to Canada in 1855 and settled in London, where he held several public offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyne
N.G. H
James Taylor
London
Canada
Pia
98Rd Highlanders
Track Plan Moves Founders Day Events to Campus
The Founder's Day program shifts from Cyclanware Park to Kamehamota School, requiring a new track for rapnnog and hnnite races. The cinder top over red earth surface will host today’s events with a 100 yard limit for contests.
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Cyclanware Park
Kamehamota School
Prison transports list for Maui murderers and Japanese inmates
The two Maui murderers were brought aboard the Claudine and sent to Osha prison where they will remain and face execution. Three Japanese men sentenced to eighteen months each for the Spreckelsville homicide were also brought over to serve their sentences.
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Maui
Claudine
Osha
Spreckelsville
Visit by Joe McKay to Québec parents sparks royal sendoff
Joe McKay assistant foreman in the boiler shop at Honolulu Iron Works sails aboard the Monona and Thursday to visit his aged parents in Quebec whom he has not seen in years. He is a popular figure at work and received a hearty sendoff from colleagues. He plans to stay about two months.
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Joe McKay
Honolulu
Sailgs
Monona
Thurelay
Quebec
Mr. McKay
Starry Heavens lecture at Solani school Tuesday evening
Rev. L. Byrda will lecture on astronomy with lantern slides at Solani school Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Gustave Dore illustrations will be shown. Boys sing and perform. Admission 50 cents and 25 cents, pay at door. Proceeds go to buy new printing prose.
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L. Byrda
Solani
Gustave Dore
Cornwell Residence to Be Sold at Auction in Suburban Suburb
The Cornwell residence long occupied by Mrs Walterfield will be auctioned by Morgan next Tuesday at noon. The four-acre city residence features a fine two story house with modern improvements, cottages, stables and outbuildings. Inspect the premises by contacting Mr Morgan before sale day.
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Cornwell
Will Difield
Morgan
Impromptu Royal Reception by Hilo Thistle Club Chief
Chief Arch OC Steele of the Hilo Tribune received an informal royal welcome from the Thistle Club last night. The gathering honored his past chief status and marked his ties to the Caledonians in Hilo. A plan to send greetings formed for the Caledonians, followed by songs and refreshments in a jovial after party.
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Steele
Hilo
Thistle Club
Caledonians
Research Club Adams Papers On City Parks In Birnie Home
The Research Club met at Rev. D P Birnie’s residence in Falk Ward, heard several papers, and discussed them. Mr Weaver read a paper on City Parks and Play Grounds, presented by Andrew Adams. The charter of Greater New York was explained. About six speakers participated, followed by ice cream.
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D. P. Birnie
Weaver
Andrew Adams
Greater New York
Minister to Speak on Sayings of Christ at Central Union
The Rev D P Birnie will address Central Union church tomorrow evening on Christ sayings in the Bible compared with those in a papyrus discovery in Egypt. He has received from the Palestine Exploration Society a facsimile of the document, and is personally acquainted with its leading explorers.
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D. P. Birnie
Central Union Church
Christ
Egypt
Mr. Birnie
Palestine Exploration Society
Barber Shop Reopens Under Noted Coast Management
Erion Barber Nice The Criterion barber shop opened this morning under new management of noted barbers from the Coast. For several days painters and decorators have been engaged in extensive renovations and beautification. Every convenience is supplied and the shop will be strictly first class and up to date.
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Criterion
Rubber Tire Co. Agent for Hawaiian Islands Quoting Prices
Rubber Tire Wheel Co of San Francisco appoints J Walsh as exclusive agent for Hawaii. They offer price quotes on inquiry. Call at No 61 Fort Street opposite Club Stablas for information.
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Chas, J. Walsh
Hawaiian Islands
Rubber ‘Tire Wheel Co
San Francisco
Fort Streat
Club Stablas
Baltimore chalk art troupe selects Christmas night show
The Baltimore troupe of burnt chalk artists set Christmas night for their next performance in the Opera House. Christan falls on a Saturday, giving an advantage, with other favorable points noted. Admiral Miller and party will attend, and only one of the boxes will be used.
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Baltimore
Lave
Christan
Opera House
Admiral Miller Aml Pitty
Local notices from Honolulu stray with garbled names
Fragmentary OCR reads Ottreonnten and Mrs Exlward returning to Honolulu possibly near Peoballaw Hones and Bortanin street. Mentions a brief stop in town and a suggestion to try something. An Elite Barber Shop advertises a clown appearance and Ring atroal Hone Alben appears as a misread name.
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Exlward
Honolulu
Peoballaw Hones
Bortanin Street
For & Nice Clown
Hone Alben
Thompson arraigned in burglary case in Judge Perry court
In Judge Perry s court at 11 40 this morning Marshal Brown presented an indictment against Jack Thompson for first degree burglary. Thompson pleaded not guilty and chose to conduct his own defense. Trial set for next Monday. Also noted were divorce proceedings in Mooney v Mooney and bankruptcy matters for Awa and Julias Asch with hearings scheduled Monday. The Supreme Court convenes Monday December 20. A jury verdict for plaintiff in Naoue vs Rice and Kaneohe Ranch was returned with two dissenters. Cereil Brown for defendants objected to the verdict and seeks a new trial. In Judge Stanley s court Frank F Porter v Hawaiian Park Packing remains on docket.
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Perry
Marshal Brown
Jack Thompson
Perry Thon
Mary K. Mooney
Liubert Mooney
Aderrae
Kaulokoo and
Kaneskon
Bebhalf
Awa
Elec~tion
Naignes
Thoreday Nest
Julias Asch
Supreme Cent
Vreetment
Lilia Naoueapoi
Nannie KR. Rice and Kaneohe Ranch Company
Department of the Circuit Court
Gostock
Kapa=lapa
Kailua
Koalaupoko
Cereil Brown
Stanley
Frank F. Porter
Hawaiian Park Packing Company
Ex-lieutenant Dunbar cleared over hearsay charge
Dunbar to More, E. Dunbar, ex lieutenant of the Mounted Patrol, did not escape as Doric reported. An affidavit from the complainants states the charge was based on hearsay, later found untrue, and that they were misinformed.
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E. Dunbar
Mounted Patrol
Doric
Auction at Waikiki Road auction yields mixed results
Auctioneer Morgan sold five lots on John Bua road near Waikiki road at noon. Pred Harrison bought three at about 3240 each while Charles Achi bid in the remaining two. The same lots later brought considerably more at another auction held a little over a year ago.
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Auctionfer Morgan
John Bua
Waikiki
Pred Harrison
Charles Achi
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Kashomann Street
Charles F. Peterson
Notary Public
Keabumanu Street
W. S. Edings
Bather
King Streets
H. J
Gilbert F. Little
LAW
Hilo, Hawaii
A. C. Wall
D. D
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New Love's
Fort Hirst
T. McMillan
Royal Coffece of Physiolane
Edinburgh
Orvice
Beretania
Ieee
Burgh
Kalua
George M. Stoney
Naval Reflex Vous
California Street
Iona
Pensacola
Goat Iland
Leiek
Ty McCinire
Eliot
Akes
Uyal
Mt Kaeemtor
Falk
Erion Barber Nice
Ottreonnten
Will
Kaneohe Ranch Company
Dunbar
Ghices
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