Mob at Honolulu depot questions confessed murderer
A large crowd gathered at the Honolulu railway depot to see confessed killer Frank Johnson. Police guards kept order as reporters and detectives questioned Johnson, who avoided details while recounting little to the reporters. The scene mixed curiosity with restraint, as some women and men watched from trains and cars, amid cautious police presence and a tense, reverent mood.
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Frank Johnson
Honolulu
Walatow
Llu
Ay le Wae
Arcommae
Johneon
Chester Doyly
A. M. Brown
Doyle
Lake
Reform
Alan
Rwa
Bielde Linn
Bin
Bananas Ordered at Wells Fargo Office for Coast Sail
A purchase order for bananas was placed at the Wells Fargo office for an 8 bus to Alameda for a Coast sail on January 3. The notice cites delivery to the Alameda route and identifies the issuing office.
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Alameda
The King of Detectives at Orpheum and Local Meetings
Today brings screenings of The King of Detectives at the Orpheum while the Territorial Central Committee holds a meeting at headquarters. George D. Goar opens a law office in the former Justice Hatch suites on Kaahomana street.
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BF P. Mte
George D. Goar
Mr. Jaatice Hatch
Kaahomana Treet
Molokans Near Agreement on Kapaa Land Sale
Land Commissioner Pratt reports Molokans united over Kapaa land dealings with Spalding. Schubin and thirty four Molokan families cool on Texas proposal, leaving no split. A Spalding accord likely to be reached tomorrow with Botts Spalding and Fairchild en route for a decisive meeting before February 4.
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Molokitie
Kapaa
Spalding
Land Cat
Pratt
Castel
Demens
Schubin
Texas
Botts Spalling
Fairchild
Kaval
Low Awgelon
Island freight boats load cargo as Bark Nuuanu heads to New York
Disjointed page notes multiple island freight ships loading cargo for New York. The Bark Nuuanu sails while other vessels load bags and store at wharves. Rail and power lines loom in the background as hundreds are hired. the scene hints at ongoing page continuation.
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Nuuanu
New York
Yentoribay
Kivary
Convarers
Alameda
Discontinuation Granted In Uber Suit Against Hawaiian Star
J A Magoon won a motion to discontinue two suits he mounted against the Hawaiian Star Newspaper Association Ltd over editorials tied to disbarment proceedings. The case involved references to John Grae PROD 8 and a Dr CB Greenticht of Onoiaa, with various names appearing in the murky legal filing.
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Juge de Bolt
J. A. Magoon
Hawaiian Star Newspaper Association, Ltd
Axain
de John O Grae
Elo
Eleanor Vere Greepdeld
Dr. CB. Greenticht
Onoiaa
A Word To All People From an Alert Board of Directors
A short civic notice stresses a wide awake progressive stance and courtesy. It urges readers to remember the board when handling investments, estate management, rent collection, and related duties.
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Wilfal
Grand Jury Finds No Abuse at Hilo Jail Inquiry
A report from Hilo says Grand Jury investigators found no abuse at the local jail after examining officers and prisoners. They noted strict discipline but found no mistreatment and urged better light discipline in the quarry area and questioned the procedures of moving prisoners for interviews.
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Hilo
Henry
Mary
Hite
Grand Jury
Johnson Charged Murder Arraignment Before Judge Whitney
John Johnson, accused of murdering a Wharton child, was arraigned before Judge Whitney and charged with murder. Assistant County Attorney An deade described the case. Johnson waived a hearing, asked for trial, and was committed to the Grand Jury. He was moved from the police station to the patrol wagon and placed in solitary confinement in a special room.
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Doyle
Frank Johnson
Ania Doyle
Junta II
Faltan
Secon Warntines
Seu
Maby Wharton
Homer
Ae Maby
John Hi
Mabys
Posve
Grand Jury
Oliver Alou
Chaimete
Tod
Ory
Frank Jonathon
Wharton
Whitney
Andeade
Whitey
Johnson
Waderkiurd
Johneon
Prosecution of Johnson Aims for Insanity Defense
Attorney General Peters plans a personal probe into the Wharton murder at Walalua this afternoon, with Deputy Fleming leading the criminal case toward the Grand Jury, possibly invoking an insanity defense if supported by the evidence. The report notes a pastor at the Christian Church and a men’s club gathering at the HoT Co. Men’s Club house tomorrow at 10.
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Peters
Walalua
Wharton
Waate
Johnson
Fleming
Poturn
Christin Churchi
Palolo Lot Sold but Withdrawn Under Sale Rules
Palolo valley sale notice shows Lind Commissioner Pratt offering two land lots under purchase rights. Lot 6, area 2.01 acres, upset price 150 dollars, withdrawn after W. H. Behillings pulled out. Lot 14, area 217 acres, upset price not legible, bought by Henry Meyer.
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Lind Comminuioner Pratt
Pabele Thal
Palole Valley
W. H. Behillings
Henry Meyer
Nie Eee
Peacock Wins In RoDellar Case And Estate Matter
Judge De Bolt overruled the demurrer in the suit of W C Peacock against J G Rothwell regarding isl tx. Peacock claims Rothwell alleged portage station shipping to evade debts. The court granted time to plead in the estate matter of Luwhab Way.
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de Bolt
W. C. Peacock
JG. Rothwell
Peacock
Rothwell
Luwhab
Portage Stanion
Tan Haye
Lean Mhrwer
OTS AT HAUULA BEACH AUCTION ITEMS LISTED
A fragmented district notice details parcels at Hauula Beach with upset prices and bids. Lot areas range from about 0.344 to 22,429 square feet with prices from 50 to 9200 dollars. Several lots show withdrawals or pending action as listed by local officials.
Pineapples Shipment Under Way for Tropic Fruit Co
The Tropic Fruit Company commenced the shipment of selected pineapples, initiating a broader distribution move. Experts note fresh fruit quality and planned routes to key markets.
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The
Tropic Fruit Company
Chinese Commissioners of China Depart After Pleasant Visit
Chinese Commissioners completed a cordial visit in Mondluit with a small entourage at the wharf. The Royal Hawaiian band played as the fleet’s gunboat Concord remained at the Naval wharf delaying briefly for the government boat to depart. The Liberie moved after a short wait and the party proceeded toward their ship as the Liberie headed out under full steam. The Chinese delegation was welcomed by local officials and the Governor prior to departure.
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Ant
Rende
Thule
Conwil
Mondluit
United Channel
Concord
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Apquaproof
Benjamin E
Makers
Tha Kash Company
Limited
Molokans
L'Bel Cases
Pelers
Palolo
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
J.hopp & CO
Lexander Young Building
Axminsters
Brussels
J. A.M. Johnson Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Morales
Moralea
Ban Dor
Sada
Washington
Leonard Weed
Corbin
Department of the Philippines
Weeton
Department of Luzon
Williams
Viscayan
Department of the North
Odessa
Nicholas
Caucasiania
ST. Petersburg
San Francisco
Kunst Place
Gustav Kunst
Waikiki
Barry Lewis
Commiceton
Hauula Beach
Atl Comingtoner
Martin Tor
Gomet
Davenport
Paullyn Kodlek
A. Mumbarg
Price Blee
A. Humburg
J. 1 Morgan
W. H. Bradley
Gerew
Arem
AGH Commissioners OF
China
Chines
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