Escape of Prisoner Rodrigues at Large from Hawaiian Hotel
Rodrigues, jailed for cottage robbery at the Wawatlain Hotel, escaped at about 2 am by sawing through cell door woodwork and using a bench to scale a wall. He swore to kill Judge Wilcox and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth upon release. Police and detectives scour the area, with the deputy sheriff on high alert.
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Peter
Pelaga
Chacce
Redeleude
Rodrieves
Rome
Ceneral Mites
Bleen
Wawatlain Hotel
Harden
Tim
Wilcox
Chillingworth
Harris Challenge Sparks Island Fight Pledge at Bulletin
Harris challenges any man in the teams to a 20 round fight for a purse of 200 dollars plus 1,000 site bets with weight variance of 18 pounds. Williams of the Iroquois has already challenged. fight could be with Azteen or twenty rounds, twenty preferred. Also noted are court actions with Judge Gear and Judge Robinson, including a guilty plea by Domingo Ferreira and a stenographer appointment. A horse suitable for hack or wagon is for sale under New Town listings.
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Fabis Ae
Bulletin
Hanoluli
Agit Do
Willams
Lroquois
YW CoA Directors Hold Early Morning Meeting
The YW CoA directors met at 10 o clock in the association room. A note of thanks from members aided by the association was read. 112 lunches served last month, 125 attended events, 18 applied for employment, 7 employers sought help. There were 657 visitors outside lunches and flags. The association aided Rev. Mr Wentworth at Camp McKinley on January 22. Four meetings took place at 1 Feamy outside the association meeting and 9 committee and devotional meetings. New members pledged include Harriet C Bound, Minnie Blake, Kate Mae Samuel J Rove Mian Juliette K Hush Mrs Marion Luning Are Gen Nichol Miss Henrietta Wale Jer Miss M M Fendall Miss Nettle I May Annie Smith Miss Hazel nnaud Miss Lahapa Kalelmakalli Mrs W Kelle Miss 5 Mr Crowett of San Francisco Miss Mary Seong Mrs Lifton Kolertion and Mrs Welle. Directors present included Mrs E W Jordan Mra 0 F P Dillingham, Mrs ff 1 Marx, Mrs 8 Dyke, Mrs John Osborne, Mrs H von Holt, Mrs John McCundress, Mrs Frank Atherton and General Secretary Mrs H G Brown.
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Camp McKinley
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Mine Blake
Katte
Mea
Samuel J. Rove
Juliette K. Hush
Marion Luning
Are
Gen. Nichol
Henrietta Wale Jer
M. M. Fendall
Nettle
Annie Smith
Mise
Hazel Nnaud
Mise Lahapa Kalelmakalli
W. Kelle
Henriques Seeks Removal of Mrs Kane as Executrix
Edgar Henriques acting as guardian for Dr. A. B. Carter’s children asks the court to remove Mrs. Jamesie Kane as executrix of the Carter estate and appoint a proper replacement. The petition alleges Kane ignored court orders and will conditions, allowing Japanese to enter the Makao homestead and remove wood while under trust for the children, and using the property as a resort for relatives and friends.
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A. B. Carter
Margaret V. Carter
Sra
Jemsie K. Kane
Mra
Mra Kane
Makao
Pleasing Remedy Promises Cure for Cough
An advertisement-style note touts a family cough remedy as a pleasant alternative to nauseating medicines. It claims no harsh ingredients and urges readers to choose this well known remedy.
Putnam's Cherry Cough Comfort Ad
An advertisement touts Putnam's Cherry Cough Comfort as a pleasant and curative remedy for curable coughs. It claims strong customer approval, a money back guarantee, and recommends the product sold by conservative druggists at 25¢ and 50c.
Republicans of Maui Seek Open Delegates Plan
Win J Coetha arrived on Maui and urged an active Republican push before the next election to win Home Rule. He called for a conference with H P Baldwin and J J Cooke, favoring open nomination to let people choose delegates, noting natives were angered by dictation in the last election and that compromise might have given Republicans a county ticket majority.
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J. Coetha
Maui
Bulletin
Mant
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J. J. Cooke
Leeton
Wailuku
Mevert
Baltwit
Cooke
Inet
Regubtionn
Bark Alden Besse Puts Back to Port
The bark Alden Besse returned to Honolulu harbor after leakage appeared at sea during a voyage from Honolulu. Captain Kexsel reported heavy seas and cross winds as pumps operated to slow leakage, with the vessel docking at Oceanic Wharf by afternoon. A board of survey will examine the ship while it remains at port.
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Abe
Kexsel
Honolulu
Honoluu
Lyn
Diamond Head
Board of Survey
Fuller
Cameron
Dan Francisca
Amateur Thespians at Punahou plan two plays
Oahu College amateur thespians performed at J F Brown's home in Waikiki. In Punahou Preparatory Building a large hall will host two plays My Uncle Wiant and An Ugly Custom to boost funds for the Punahou boarding department girls. Tickets on sale at a penny rate. The Mot Wahine arrived from Hamakua coast after 19 days at sea reporting rough weather. no cargo was loaded. Ka Mol reported at Kobe table.
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Oahu College
J. F. Brown
Waikiki
Punahou
Punahou Colle
Mot Wahine
Hamakan
Hamakua
Aw Paaullo
Ka Mol
Kobe
Wright Inauguration Marks Manila Ceremony
Governor Luke E. Wright and Vice Governor Ide were inaugurated in Manila with an imposing ceremony. The event was observed as a general holiday throughout the city.
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Manila
P. I
Luke E. Wright
Ide
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