Jury verdict called absurd in Hawaii trial report
In Hawaii Territory, testimony detailed a fatal River Street incident involving Harry Murray, a moving car driver. Witnesses described Murray shielding a man from the vehicle and a later claim of pressure to stay silent. Attorneys labeled the verdict biased while outlining evidence and conflicting statements from sailors and bystanders.
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Murray
Petre
Peters
Thiuwtee Hermandes
Honoluni
Heful
Territory of Hawaii
Kukul
Vineyard
Timoteo
Harry Murray
Bolln
Yeuters
Kia
Reagan
River Street
Walit
Bolte
van Murray
D. F. Hendersont
West Virginia
Hopolita
Owung
Han Belog Hart
Robert White
California
Henterwon
Iran
J. Walter Dayle Walt
Moran
Doyle
Union Grill
Buckle’s
Molla
Tim
Tila
Hernandes
Ubton Grill
Tor Bolin
Sheri
Bolin
Sheri Jarrett
Mebumte
Murray Wall
Holin
Box Maala
Citizens discuss Murray's successor in city government
Citizens gathered after Har ry Murray may resign as supervisor. Louter Petrie, who narrowly lost last election, is cited as a potential successor with strong ties to Mayor J. J. Ferr. Report notes Petrie’s past campaign, a Republican-leaning board, and possible impeachment moves requiring a petition from 100 qualified voters. Public meeting at Alaska Park referenced as a forum for voter expression.
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Louter Petrie
Vemucrarie
Board Supervisors
J.J
Harrow
Murray
Kern
Hin Aucomsnor
Vretrie
Chik City
Petrie Ax
Aala Park
OMI
Ruperysor
Antu Sneha
Coroner Jury Details Accident Testimony and Political Tension
The coroner s jury examined witnesses about the accident and Supervisor Murray s role with many alleging political friction. Witnesses described the crash scene and a chauffeur driven machine, while questions persisted over Murray s actions before and after the incident.
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Cormber
Murray
Mureau
Hwan
Harte Bhscai
Hernandes
Porto Hleas
Bolin
Hupkle
Mat Alurray
Ian
Court martial for deserter Harrie named for Navy court
A general court martial ordered by Admiral Cowl to try Benjamin Harrie, who deserted from the Navy to enlist in the Army, with evidence from Washington matching prints on file and official identifications. The proceeding will include Capt. Hugh Hodman and other officers at Mare Island.
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Cowl
Benjamin Harrie
Navy
Harrie
Cneer Peo
Washington
Anenbintiuw
Ani Muirnie
Llneris
Coont Artillery
Tle
Bureau of
Waehinkion
Ranvene
Hugh Hodman
Welt
Howe Yard
Tae
Humane Society Meeting On Island Coverage Proposal
The Humane Society planned to extend its coverage across islands with a meeting at the Yuutie Meal pester in the afternoon. Officers and attendees discussed annual reports and proposed cures, with Miss Davison presenting the annual report and noting twenty patient cases and ongoing initiatives.
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Honotiiu Mimene Society
Nitmane Snr
Davison
Fleet Marines end big camp at Pearl Harbor
Five marine companies, stationed at Pearl Harbor for a month, marched into Camp Cowles in Henotita and resumed drills. Official reports praised the encampment for improving bearing, drill, and battalion spirit, despite one fatal work-train accident involving Private Ballewin. The camp was described as one of the finest for its purpose, with also time for rest and recreation.
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Pearl Harbor
Henotita
Cowles
Womiera
Ballewin
Stork Activity Reported at Stationwide Nesting Site
The stork, tracked by local observers, has made multiple migrations to the station area. Reports note a pair produced a chick under supervision with parents and caretakers present. The event draws attention to immigrant birds and the station's ongoing birdwatching program.
New School at Kaimuki Report Highlights Progress
A fragmented report from Kaimuki describes a temporary echoal and new school setup with plans and staff named. The notice mentions students preparing for the upcoming temporary school and lists individuals involved in heading and securing the project.
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Kaimuki
Rexall Orderites Remedy Adverts for Bowel Health
An old Rexall advertisement touts Orderites as a prompt bowel regulator and laxative. It markets capsules at 25 cents to 300 cents, claiming quick relief and agreeable action for irregular bowels. The copy targets shoppers at Penson, Smith & Co. and Hotel Street locations.
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Rexall Ordernon
Rexall
Penson, Smith & Co
Homelite
Regulation of pest control in Hawaii Territory
The document outlines rules by the Board of Agriculture and Forestry for governing insects and vegetable pests in Hawaii. It designates agricultural agents, duties, and penalties for violations, including inspection and enforcement at all ports, with provisions extending to pests like beetles and fungi and requiring compliance from individuals and firms.
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Board OF Commissioners OF Agriculture and Forestry
Territory OF
Hawaii
Harsen
Heerd
Agriculture
Hound of Aurionture
Forestey
Sneile
Unclear OCR shows disrupted text about a gold mine job
Fragmentary content mentions a job related to a gold mine and possible names or places obscured by OCR errors. No coherent events or verifiable items emerge.
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Humane Society
Islands
Fleet Marines
STORK
Kenor
Heanor
Hunrrore
Ryaniel
Kaatnwuki
Mayer Born
Ausniol Thurdenty
Charles Merrit
Sachs
Mayyall
Monalaly
Clarion
Hotel Sts
Hefner Riauewine Uiert
Mpapah
Elie Arner
Willy Sone
Ett
Orble
Walt McDougall
Senorita Conchita, Bolero
Chiquita Castanet
Georgi Ry
Governat i
the Shamrock Maid
Abdullah EL Haschish
Hookah
Madame ConauiTi
Roma Spaggheti
Pau
Sandy M
THE
Bonnie
Lassie
Sangorly
Ian Gouaish
Chicwen
Cyril Eustace
Prune Hamm
Native Action
Sadel Kimon
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