Deed of Horror At Midnight At Hawaiian Works
A mysterious visitor enters the Hawaiian Ble de Company works between eleven and twelve at night and delivers a parcel to cremate an infant in the furnaces. The man departs abruptly after the act, while firemen and witnesses recount the event in cautious terms. Police and local reporters push for fuller details, noting secrecy from officials yet lingering public curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Blede Company
Monin
Meldon
Bennet
Kane
Callene Anide
Oon
Fret
Honolua
Tian
Frank
Courteou
Halekanda Street
Daarn Melton
Melton
Bonnet
Sennet
Alleloth
Night burial foiled by cremation of infant body
After lifting the burdened effigy, the wrangler watched as the infant's body wrapped in towels and oil cloth was burned in a furnace. The green smoke rose while witnesses fled in horror, and High Sheriff was notified to maintain secrecy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennet
Meaney
Meldon
Seaner
Hamanua Looks Well CoB Fixer of Kuluihaglets In Town
Hamakan iivtrlet travels to Honolulu to report on prospects of Olay plantation and its outlook. Westocker praised for executive skill in matching staff to departments while Fincher questions fertility longevity. long dry spell ends as cane crops recover and Jows return to the old cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cob
Fincher
League Polo Game At Kaplo Park Grounds
League polo action set for Kaplo Park with 2 PM start featuring Inagwe pote players led by G Potter Nod CA and W P Dillingham R Atkinson J T Erdman Angun. Schedule lists Lawyers and Artillery clashes through January 26 open date Rev J W Dickey remains named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaploail Park
Jnvwe
G. Potter
Nod
W. P. Dillingham
R. Atkinson
Hornete
J. T. Trv
Erdman
Angun
Follor Dee
Lawyers Va
Deo
Lawyery
Huanens
Dan
Lneneek
ArtiMary
Kamehameha Baseball Teams Set for Afternoon Game
Two Kamehameha school baseball teams prepare to play on campus at 4 o clock, listing players from Flint to Apola for the first team and Kewloha to Puuna for the second. Founder's Day athletics will accompany the event with spectators expected. The Children’s Variety meeting in the Central Valley School chapel planned a cantata choir, with Mrs McDonald and Miss St Varrow directing.
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Kamehamehapoye
Flint
Kekiowa
Lom
de Kanal
Tbs
Arnold
A. Pulte
C.lyman
Hardee
J. Willinas
G. Apola
J. Kewloha
A. Medards Pus
Bariety
Valen Fibt
Parlora
Bante Claus
Judge Banta Chain
Winging Society
McDonald
Mise Florence St Varrow
Grand jury report on slavery questions reads as inconclusive
The United States Grand Jury in Hawaii term reports to Judge Bate that while it is morally certain slavery exists, it found no direct incriminating evidence to indict. It urges continued diligence, cites labor abuses and Asiatic labor concerns, and recommends reforms including separate jail and federal work oversight.
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Alto
Urotoward
Seaason Ufnee
United States
Grand Jury
Bate
Malug
Jude Eater
M. Mateo
Jude
United Mater District
Honalutth
Territory of Hawaii
J. A. Atherton
Gulag
Torenan
Atherton
Mtr. J
Charles McDonald
Campbell
Onta
Wilton Mabika
Gery
Hata
Jutta
Apoe
Hatehl
Apuon
Baki
Rodrigues
Amuinde
Amiralda
Witnerner
Haker
Emily Reed
Wallace
Sea King
Weatther
Cason
Meg. Hy
Paris
Jo J. Dunne
B. Sr. Hendry
C.H. Brown
Foreman
Honolulu
TH. Dee
Help Coffee Growers Seek Abroad Charter for Kona & Chicago Co
Help for Palau coffee growers as Kona and Chicago Coffee Co, floated by J. Cooper, seeks a territorial charter to operate. The firm, with 350000 capital, plans direct Chicago shipping to consumers, promising better prices by cutting agents. It aims to ship 1000 bags monthly to Chicago and cultivate 1200 acres in North Kona with 600 bearing trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kona & Chicago Coffee Co
J. Coorp
White
Chicago
Chienga
North
Kona
Conkinta
Jane
Cherper
Ani
Honolulu Iron Works Ships Weighing Machines to Sydney Partners
The Honolulu Iron Works reports a landmark order from the Colonial Sugar Refining Company of Sydney for throw weighing machines. This shipment marks a new international venture for the plant, signaling growth unseen in its island production history and opening broader prospects for the firm.
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Honolulu
Alion
Bugar Refatng Company
Sydney
Ton Works
Colonies
Anery Company
Reporter clash and shooting scare at Home Rule meeting
Palau, longtime doorkeeper at Home Rule meetings, fired up during the afternoon and later fled, claiming reporters sought his downfall. A bullet barely grazed his arm as he spoke of a window hit, while police collected the slug and questioned witnesses. The tale left authorities puzzled by his odd, boastful account.
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Palan
Home Tole
Avera Cetasiona
Faserball
Valkaboluly
Palau
Arrivat
Pala
Dows
Cable bill reintroduced to authorize Pacific to Hawaii cable
Senator Wate today reintroduced the cable bill after passage in the last Congress, authorizing the government to construct a cable from the western United States to Hawaii. Margaret Haley and Catherine Goggin, noted young teachers, are flooded with invites to speak on the tax issue before academic associations and groups in Wisconsin Minnesota New Jersey and Illinois during the Christmas season.
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Rawhington
United States
Hawaii
Minn Margaret Haley
Slee Satherine Goggin
Chicago
Mies Hatey
Whiconain
Minnesota
Miss Gowgln
New Jersey
Apiele Son
Intrigue Over Waterfront Project Sparks City Tensions
Fragmented OCR notes describe a pending waterfront development plan linked to a new boulevard from the town to Kaytolint park. The draft outlines corporate steps, newspapers coverage, and public interest amid naval and construction rumors.
Kona Hawaii Railway Elects Officers and Accepts Charter
The Kona Ke Teltony Co. lof met in Wilder Hros office for officer election. Carl Coorper of Chicago was named president with Jacob Coorper and Lee Drealdent as vice presidents, J. Wilder as secretary, Harry Armitage as treasurer, and Mr Macfarlany as auditor. Directors include W. G. Cooper and Gardner K Whiter. charter from the Territory of Mawati was accepted. J. Cowrper will travel to Kona next Tuesday with a nine man survey crew to begin field work. officials aim to push work rapidly toward completion.
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Kona Ke Teltony Co. Lo
Wilder Hros
Ptpmhof
Carl Coorper
Chicago
Jacob Coorper
Lee Drealdent
T. Wilder
Harry Armitage
MR. Macfarlany
W. G. Cooper
Gardner K Whiter
Mawati
Wan
oMewrn
J. Cowrper
Kona
Hin Wil
Dew
Woo. Wall
Panaiily
Second match in the association league football at Makiki
The second league football match will be played on a sunny afternoon starting at 4:15. Teams listed include Honolulu Goal, Gleason backs, Pariah and Fela Anderson forwards, McWhirter Kay Goudie Fidder Clann Nackfold Daview Goal, Sinclair Rows Dulsenberg half backs Robertson Catterall Brett forwards, Clarke Heardmore Churton Morse Gull Hoservea Nopy Byer.
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Honolulu
Gleason
Roper
Harvey
Halfhaeds
Pariah
Fela Anderson
McWhirter
Kay
Goudie
Wopuuin
Fidder
Clann
Nackfold
Daview
Sinclair
Rows
Dulsenberg
Robertson
Catterall
Brett
Forwarda
Clarke
Heardmore
Churton
Morse
Caputiny
Hoservea
Nopy
Byer
Indoor athletic meet opener postponed until next year
The indoor athletics program faces a delay with events postponed to next year while organizers plan a pavilion gathering tonight and prepare for an upcoming event next Friday. A special industrial edition of the bulletin is expected to ship, outlining postage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Injunction writ refused in complex probate and guardianship actions
The article notes injunction writs denied in matters involving William Hall and Batch & Billiman, with probate concerns over Vitae and a receiver Henry Day. It references guardianship issues for James Estill’s estate, a minor’s welfare, and lawsuits in Hollister drug Co, Monotula Investment Co, and other parties. It mentions witnesses in San Francisco, appeals in the Fourth Circuit, and a quor sale incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laweltine Po
Henry Daytenn
Tim
Viva
Homlines
Ant
Mabel Wing
Linur
Robertynsd
Nellie A. Cook
Ber
Hollister Drug Co
Helen Howland
James Promser
Ault of Monotula Investament Co
Helen Rowland
Little
Fourth Circuit
jMng
Kaollo Katutawa
Julia
Mery
Clara Lee
Philip
Silliman
William A. Hal
George R. Carter
Maatdin
Politi
Kodak
Christus
Fonohata Photo Supply
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Hawaiian Electric CO
Stranger
Fiood Home
Makikis
Geob. Wrt
Apec FC Verererr Amar
Hamanua
Drouth
B. Fisher
Kukuihaels
Olan Plantation
Kamehameha
Dudge Genta Claus
Benale
Migh Beas
Federal
Oahu Prison
Qaba Jal
Feil
Abe
Peerche
Wuakl
Atticum
New Corporation
Honolulu Iron Works
Australia
Haley Pacivic Cable
T Alameda
Fargory
Union Kapres Co
Cnet
Mahon Valley
Kaytolint Park
Republie
Kona-Hau
Coerper
Corps of Surveyors
MG. A. Athleticn
Vivas
William Hall
Batch & Billiman
M.P.D
United States and Times
Huthel
Honolvin Markee
Fie
Peleon
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