Supreme Court Roast Refuses New Trial Claim in Murder Case
LT De Bolt argues the trial court acted with practical justice in Kubukura Takamoto's murder conviction. He warns overruling would erode public confidence in law and urges upholding the jury's impartial verdict rather than theory over practice. The motion for a new trial is denied.
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Supreme Court
Thie
de Bolt
de Bolt Today, In Making A Ahne On Hi Hota For A New Trial For Kubukura
Takamoto
Suferme
Audge de Bole
Lam
Jude
Selected Pineapples and Nanas Head to Alameda Steamer
The fragment indicates cargo or shipment notes for pineapples and bananas bound for a steamship named Alameda. It mentions January and a Wells Fargo office at King street, suggesting a financial or logistic appointment or payment related to the shipment.
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Alameda
Jan, Vth
Murray's Job Sheriff-elect names for police changes
Sheriff-elect wax expects many new appointments in the Police Department next Monday. A chief detective and a clerk position are among the changes. A F Taylor to succeed Harry Murray as clerk and chief detective duties. Ed Nigham was offered a leadership post but could not accept without a compromise.
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Laukeu
Ebiet
Wind
Harry Murray
Asi
Taylor
A. F
Iaukoa
Awad Golteeken
Alee
Luke
Haunt Jolly Crowd Attends Lahaina Night Gathering
Fragmented text notes a evening event at a street rink with a crowd and attendance returning from a trip to Lahaina. Details are unclear but imply a social gathering or vigil with performers and local participants. Further readable facts are limited.
Tamitian Prince Arrives Ahead of Queen Lilinokalani Visit
The chronicle notes Prince Alexander Aviip of Tonit, a fluent English speaker, arrives with a large retinue for Queen Lilinokalani’s arrival. He travels with a French-protected status and is described as very wealthy. A reception is planned, and the prince will stay for a time before continuing his journey.
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Prines Alexander Aviip
Tonit
Adl Fe
Cour
Engliete
RK. Lilthatani
Lilivokalani
Kaplolivat Oh Bis Freant
Alexander
LSTA
Arnand Gil
Ponte
Raya
Lillunkalant
Quinn Lilnokalant
Laohntow
Remains Sent Coastward in Ventura Commandery Letter
A California Commandery reply orders forwarding the remains of a late Angered figure by the Alianita vessel, with sailing set for January 16. The document records the instruction to ship within a stated time window and mentions a female associated with the deceased, Henry Bo Uighton.
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Califordia
Knigita
California
Janney
Promotions Made in Tax Office Amid Reshuffle
Tax officials announce promotions approved by Treasure Campbell and senior staff. New assignments affect officers including Janie Amneneor and Shin Book as well as Vincent Fernandes. The changes occur during regular duty hours with coverage of Japanese and Chinese workers noted.
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Janie Batt Tae
Treasureer
Campbell
Haurbottte
Shin Book
Vincent Fernandes
daMor
Dikillet
Honolulu
Stig Hook
Fernandes
Estate trust company handles deceased clients' wishes
The ordinary bank serves the living, but the trust company takes charge of a deceased person’s estate and ensures his wishes are carried out.
Kilauea Pit Has Not Moved In Hawaii Report
A surveyor in Hilo finds the crater at Kilauea has not shifted its position. The measurements show the pit remains near its known location, contradicting a rumor of movement. Details discuss boundary markers around the Bishop estate and the surrounding terrain.
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Kilauea
Hawai
Jan
Baldwin
Ilinea
Aervat Linpurtaner
Woly
Alvy
Hawaii
Sam’s Victory May Change County Act
The board's resolution last night likely shifts county policy toward Sam. Cox, Archer, and Dwight supported it, drawing support from Thome and others aligned with Wilson Hite’s rival. Dissatisfaction from the firm district grows as opponents plan further moves, though the merit has not decisively won.
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Sam
Bownt
Sant
Iobanante
Cox
Archer
Dwight
Ly Thome
Wilson
Excitement in Nevada Stocks Rumor from 1906 San Francisco Call
A San Francisco Call excerpt from December 4 1906 reports rising interest in Nevada mining shares. Investors claim many local buyers have seen stock value gains and some profits exceed sixty thousand dollars as speculation grows in Comstock era mining. A San Francisco market letter promises timely tips and urges prompt action from Nevada buyers through the Tonopah Mining Exchange.
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Ku Hey
Nation of
San Francisco
Honolulu
Nevada
Thiele
San Fenneisco
San Francisco & Tonopah Mining Exchange
Monadnock Building
Cal
Bank bombing kills cashier and man in Philadelphia
An unidentified man demanded a $5000 loan at a Philadelphia bank and detonated a bomb after refusal, killing himself and cashier McLeary and injuring six others. In Washington officials announced the Ninth and Tenth Cavalries and the Twenty fifth Infantry, all African American soldiers, are ordered to prepare for service in the Philippines.
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Mpestat
Philadelphia
McLeary
Washington, D. C
Ninth Cavalry
Tenth Cavalry
Philippine Islands
Goldfield Company Shaking Under Mining Stock Troubles
San Francisco January 6 The Sullivan Trust Company of Goldfield is reportedly embarrassed by heavy involvement in mining stocks. The Goldfield firm faces mounting difficulties and financial strain due to its risky investment exposure.
Panama Sighted Off Pigeon Point Aboard City of Panama
The steamer City of Panama was sighted off Pigeon Point near San Francisco today. Reports are unconfirmed and details about the event remain uncertain as authorities verify the sighting amid a busy week at local businesses and markets.
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San Francisco
Cal
Panama
Boon
Pigeon Point
Buried Alive in Railroad Embankment Collapse
Forty workmen were buried alive when a railroad embankment collapsed here. Three bodies have been recovered so far as rescue efforts continue for the remaining workers.
Japanese Will Fight Americans Says Japanese Will Fight Americans
Fragmented OCR era text quotes Yo Yamaji claiming Japan will fight the United States amid wartime rhetoric. The garbled passages reference war aims, the Pacific theater, and allied concerns, with unclear attributions and many corrupted words. The piece reads as a chaotic wartime dispatch with insecure attribution and fractured phrasing.
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Dan Angeles
United States
Japan
Yo Yamaji
Saw Angels Seawide Rvaort
Clint Inehteny
Wits
Amit
United
Jovan
Philippines
Fapan
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Hawaiian Trust
Fifth Wants
W. C. Cox & Co., Inc
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J. Hopp & CO
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