Weather details and jail case report fragment
The clumsy OCR outlines temperatures humidity and rainfall data plus a Honolulu jail dispute. It mentions weather bureau figures for 8 am and 0 am, wind movement, and absolute humidity, then shifts to a court hearing about Honolulu Jail conditions, prisoner uniforms, and a judge’s remarks amid an incomplete remand discussion. Names like ALEX and ASHLEY appear, with references to Judge De Bolt and Promer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex
Meo
Ashley
Weather Bureau
Sugar Quotation Report From Honolulu Stock Exchange
Honolulu February 17 1906 sugar prices show latest quotation at 236 cents per 100 pounds or 67 20 per ton trading at the exchange with typical market activity noted for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Local and General News Items From The Bulletin
A jumbled Honolulu bulletin summaries a mix of notices and ads. Items mention court actions, vagrancy cases, a meeting of the Lin Kalai Improvement Club, a Rainier beer calendar distribution, Hawaii promotion plans, Kinau steamship reports, and the Manoa Improvement Club officers, with scattered references to local businesses and upcoming auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwong Hing Lay Co
Stile Jean
Bulletin
Wantada
Aahing Company
Raymond Ranch
Costa
Oly
Lamine
Novelty Mille Matent
California Food Co
Kahawiks
Jill Hay
Mowan
Stonet
Alfred Benjamin
Kash Co. Ltd
Lin Kall- Ai Improvement Clu
Kalihi Warna Mol
Cimre
Mans Vel F. Peter
Japarese
Beatle Linwing & Malling Coy
Rainier
Aliss Hazel McKinnon
Seattle
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kinan
Onomea
Hoa
Manoa
College Hills
Litelike
Court debate on bail and appeal to reach higher courts
Judge De Bolt argued the prisoner should be kept in custody until a showing of why release is warranted. He warned the process could extend to the Supreme Court and then the Supreme Court of the United States, with the man out on bail until all are dead, and said a hearing to justify release is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouiu
Honogli
Oahu
Honolulu
Chan Hoon
Juden Himphreys
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
de Bolt
Hearing Delayed Over Return and Court Tactics
In a disorderly session counsel pressed to inspect the jail conditions to judge alleged mistreatment. Humphreys and Gear challenged procedural delays and argued for timely return, while Prosser urged continued proceedings. The judge considered postponement and noted previous conduct by counsel, aiming to decide justly on whether to discharge the prisoner.
Lawson Holds Key Conference On Insurance Control
The article reports T. Thomas W. Jeon son of Howton meeting Governor Johnson at the capiol to discuss forming committees of Governors and influential figures to probe the New York Life and Mutual Life Insurance affairs. Lawson asserts major voting control could come from state holders. Johnson agrees to remain on the committee but not as chairman due to time. A plaster piece falls as Judge Gear comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Jeonson
Howton
Johnson
Capiol
Lawson
Chicago
New York Life
Mutual Life Insurance
Lawcon
Governey Broward
Florida
Prank & Monnert
Ohio
Fremont Clier
San Francisco
Tam Rother Heady
Annames
New York
Jonneon
O Art
Jupiter
Judge Gear
Also Mentioned on This Page
McInerny Shoe Store
Fort Street
Armam
Jergstrom Music CO. Ltd
Odd Fellow
M. W. McChesney & Sons, Limited
Weather Report
U. S. Weather Bureau
Prophet Prosser
Stoce Exchange
Brockyardh Stables
Milan Hoel
Thielen & Williamson Stock and Bond Brokers
Hon
Stock and Bond Exchange
Thielen & Williamson
the Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan
Pronser
Hons
Corbin Parte
Prommer
Humphreys
Kaine
Prosar
Dunge Ue Bolt
Lindeny
Landeny
Vronner
Gear
Prosser
Geary
Aude de Boltauld
Proms
Humpherge
Prosper
Attorney General's Department
Attorne General’s Department
Diral
Macy
Wernecke
lacy"Wernecke Roller Top
Devkce
H, Hackfeld & Co
Primo
M. R. Counter
Wostenholm IX L Knives
Kien Ingpec
Hawaiian News Co Limited
Young Building
Denman
Denman Ranch
Ramery In
California
King ST
Lord & Belsei
J. T. McDonald
Alexander Young
Jander Young
Young Hotel
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!