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Newspaper

Evening Bulletin

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1907

Page

8

Frank Dillon Short Held for Shortage in Rail Funds

In Maui, Frank Dillon faced accountability over a shortage in railroad funds and a related postal deficit. Dillon allegedly borrowed money to cover gaps, leading to legal scrutiny and charges being adjusted to a lesser offense as the case progressed. The episode drew attention to the handling of territorial funds and the role of local officials.

Maui Cawu Cle Eine Iti Ehuarjee Tie Dillon Hare Hiermit Kahalul Yin Dillon Lal Pontal

Unclear court case recounts delays and transfers

A fragmentary report describes a Hawaiian court matter involving defendants and witnesses. Details are incomplete with names and actions scattered across the text. The sequence mentions charges, examinations, and transfers to Honolulu, ending with a postponed proceeding and a move back to Honolulu for trial.

POLGE FIND MIT HIDING AT WAIKTET

Car Mott was found yesterday after a long pursuit. He was in a pitiable condition and near death, reportedly due to physical hardship and mental strain. Father Vale and Detective Taylor found him. Friends at Mert feel he should receive the greatest possible aid. he may die if no help is provided.

Father Valeti Taylor Isto Ach Aml Ata

Bulletin Ad Starts Today for China Relief Sack Drive

Secretary reports public fundraising begins today under gubernatorial approval with a target of 469 dollars. Local commercial bodies and workers contribute as appeals gain momentum across the state. The relief drive seeks broad support and is coordinated by civic and commercial groups.

Do Not Waste Rainy Day Clothing Care Tips

Informal advice urges inspecting unworn heavy garments after rainy weather. Dress suits and overcoats may be damp and musty requiring thorough cleaning and pressing. A cleaning service offers sponge and press for 75 cents, with woolen skirts treated likewise. The wagon will call promptly if needed.

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