Crime in Waialua: Threeyearold Henry Wharton found murdered
Police uncover grisly details of a cane field murder near Waialua. The three year old boy Henry Wharton was dismembered and his intestines removed. Seaman Wharton, the boy’s father, and laborer Johnson are central figures as investigators search for others tied to the crime.
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Johnson
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Chester Hoyle
Walalua
Cane
Wharton
Joe
Short Cox
Walala
Tan Johnson
Sugar quote steady at 3.625 cents in Honolulu market
In Honolulu on January 4, 1005 the latest sugar quotation held at 3.625 cents. The market item reflects a stable price amidst trading activity in the Hawaiian exchange.
Sugar and London Beets Market Terminology Listing
London beets quoted at 8 shillings, 21 and 4 pence. Sugar price noted at 3.625 cents. Geo P Thielen, a stock and bond broker, advertises loans negotiated and provides contact at Fort Telephone Main 12.
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Wharton Case Traced To Local Suspect In Hawaii
A grim murder case near Walalia unfolds with police naming a suspect Johnson, a long-time laborer on the Wharton plantation, as investigators probe a ritual of dismemberment. Evidence includes bloodstained clothing, a buried trunk, and a missing bowel organs, while villagers debate motive and whether a Chinese laborer linked to the scene is implicated.
Roving Needle Plagues Denver Patient Bert Clark
Bert Clark of 1016 North Fifteenth Street endures severe pain as a broken needle in his right foot resists removal. Surgeons have failed to locate it despite X rays and repeated operations, with the needle reportedly moving and advancing toward the leg, avoiding the heart and major organs.
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Local and General News Items From Honolulu
Various notices from Stockyards to the Nowrd of Health meeting at Je vlock and other local happenings. Dredging at the harbor, replevin case updates, a railway cargo arrival, and framing services offered by Honolulu Photo Supply Co. including a call for Christmas photo submissions and a frame selection.
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Archives Commission transfers Paty diary to Governor
The Archives Commission hands Captain Paty’s Journal, dating from 1842, to Governor Carter via Commissioner A. F. Judd. The diary covers events, politics, commerce, and social life, offering broad historical detail while archives plan building moves and document reorganization.
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