Man charged with assault after New Year dance dispute
The report recalls Pedgrift's assault on Edwards at the Healant Yacht and Boat Club New Year dance. Edwards, a Hebrew resident, testified he was insulted and propositioned, and Pedgrift pleaded guilty noting he acted to defend a woman's honor. The courtroom scene featured witnesses detailing the incident and the apology that followed.
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Cluly House
Edwards
Pedgutt
Alunice
Edwarda
Bahart
Wilcon
Higby
Healaal Club
Hart
Edwarde
Indy
Minteum
Hie
Wilcox
Lal
Bill
Ninieket
Bachelor’s New Year Dance At Walming Ends Quietly
A New Year dance at Walming ended with little disorder and a largely orderly crowd. Officials report the event proceeded peacefully with an atmosphere suitable for a holiday observance.
What has become of S100 of war
The British sloop of war ConVor sailed from Raidquatl for the port on December 2. A rumor says she drifted off course and remains missing, with sailors believed lost. The fate of the vessel and crew is uncertain, and the rumor persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convor
Raquimalt
Apstoty
Hayes
Deter
Kawailani Returns After Altered Course Near Diamond Head
A schooner named Kawailani, heading for Koala ports, briefly altered course near Diamond Head as winds from Koko Head shift. The weather report notes a strengthening onshore breeze before sundown, with daylight observable conditions prevailing at sea.
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Koala
Diamond Head
Koko Head
Blame Sought After Harbor Collision Involving Cummins
An early evening harbor collision damaged the steamer Malolo and involved the Cummins and J A Crim bilny. Crew of both vessels prepare reports for the Collector of Customs as a full assessment of fault awaits. Repairs for Malolo estimated at $2600 with $100 dedicated to fix. Cummins to be impounded for wartport custody pending arrangements for a replacement vessel.
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J. A. Crimbilny
Customn
Cummin
Mutoka
Bernlee Ceports
Rheavhooner
Colleton
Pine Koa Case Exhibit At Howland Cubhouse
A splendid koa wood case, five feet high and seven feet long, sits in Howland cubhouse. Crafted by RC Geer, the cabinet displays intricate poral work and two carved kroa brackets. Interior lined with blue velvet for the clothing and drapery items.
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Tae Lane Han Jae
Howland
RC Geer
Anthem
Steamship Steamer Burba Dur Nears Seattle Departure
The steamer Burba Dur is due to sail from Seattle on December 20 carrying about 400 tons of general merchandise and 1200 tons of coal. The cargo is bound for Ki Jalut, with several hundred crew and harbor time expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inheke Te Daily
Wells Fargo Express Moves to New Masonic Building
Wells Fargo & Co Express has relocated to the Masonic Building on Cor Street and Ala Kea Street. The move consolidates offices and signals continued service in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic
Prince Louis In Quarantine After Port Arrival
The Norwegian bark Prince Louis arrived from an infected port in quarantine procedures. A doctor faced with fumigation and detainment orders aimed to prevent the spread, with authorities considering shipboard containment and removal of tires before clearance.
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Prince House
Newt
Cofor
Felawan
Wwe
Cofer
Newercastle
Ymler
Weul Imaki Powaliite
Kiletven
Aries
Questions for Andrews and the Hawaii Herald discrepancy
Fragmented report discusses Sheriff Andrews and claims about a payout to My Green for information on a murder case. It notes corrections by the Hawaii Herald and references to names including Geeen, Andrews, and others, with confusion over dates and statements and mentions a courtroom proceeding and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilivarlal
Herald
Cb Cree
Nipon
Shertt Andrews
Sherif Andeowe
My. Geeen
Sherif Anidtewe
Hawaii
Political contest shapes up for Fourth Electoral District
In party maneuvering for Archie Gilfillan’s seat, Home Rulers and Liberals weigh candidates while Democrats back Gillian. Rumors say Prince Jonah and Labor men stir public talk as voters consider who best fits the Fourth Electoral District. The scene shows tense negotiations and street chatter on polling day tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Gilfillan
Horse of Representatives
Renal
Taferenre Tu
Vince Jonah Kalan le
Hugh
Jnie
Jonah
J. A Gillian
Filton
Abe Claiahge
The
Democrate
New Law Firm Forms in Magey Supreme Court Appeal
A newly arrived law firm recruits prominent local figures to bolster a high level legal challenge. The firm, Whitip J. Wartey and partners, submits a petition to the state Supreme Court and Circuit Court, drawing on leading members of the local fraternity to present a confident, integrity driven defense for a wide array of clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitip J. Wartey
Ras Bone
Ste
NTT
Foyle
Knother Mardi Gras in Hawaii Sees Charity Ball Revival
A fragmented historical notice describes a Mardi Gras charity ball in Honolulu with plans for a major annual event. It highlights the role of local society ladies, widows, and the king and queen of the carnival in organizing a large gathering aimed at supporting charitable causes, with emphasis on social and communal impact.
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Ely
Honolile
BNWT
Motwen omy Tomenera' Cla morte at Pumhow Preparatory School
The meeting at Aim on January 1 invited all interested parties to discuss the clue work. Professor Phauipenn of Kamreharins hosted the event, with Caldine and Mim.
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Omy Tomenera
Pumhow
Galtdine
Aim
Prhlay
Rewlnn
Nik
Hhowigan
Twat
Tan
Turnin Dbd
Phauipenn
Kamreharins
Entertain Many Peleneda Namblis and Kinney Featured
In the weekly edition of the Bulletin a feature highlights Namblis and Stan Kinney. The event centers on Panala and Naw Jehu communities as they perform a traditional game and share tea amid a festive crowd.
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Namblis
Stan Kinney
Panala
Jehu
Hina
Peaquet
Mane
Evidence at Pearl Harbor naval station hearing prompts debate
The witnesses discuss compensation, legal procedure, and tax issues in a condemnation case linked to pier and rail contracts. Attorney objections shape testimony on how much of the company’s expenditures and damages may be pursued, with testimony touching on land, depth of excavation, and possible associations with military contracts.
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Jame
Law Wannger
Oman
Mononlu
Ailliman
Dunn
Captain Pond
Captain Pont
Pond
Mullieaan
Witcen
Junn
Sip Wan
Wittiene
Ail
Kane
Phrane
Sillimans
Untangling a Fragment on a Kenyan Market Price Event
A garbled passage references price talk at a Kenyan market and mentions preparations for a ritual burial. The text also alludes to an old warrant and a peak named Mokauwnawon, with intermittent notes on a colored pallet and a clarinette. The overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors.
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Norris I
Cola
Sam Nereis
Keniamt
Atv
Mokauwnawon
Weasels Detained and Weather Muddle Reported
A garbled account notes Weasels Detained and a day of heavy weather affecting events. References to the Olympic event and a ceremonial gas context appear, with names and times obscured, mentioning a hearing and a career move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noeau
Kaui Police Work Pleases Kau People
A garbled report from Hawaii recounts police actions in a murder case. The text mentions Judge or court proceedings, witnesses and jurors, and a scheduled April date, with references to the attorney general and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uge
Kau
Supreme Court Term Awral decision remands cases for appeal
The morning session saw several cases argued and submitted including Wickard and multiple appelant matters. Attorneys presented for plaintiffs and defendants while references to the Fourth Circuit and various court actions appeared in the scattered text.
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Supreme 1
Tuna Et al
Attorney General Fur Appellee
Ae Wickard
Cleeute Court
Fourth Circuit
Piet Ad
CKCG
Rooks Vie Tax
Athineon
Robertyon & Wwrlder Coriefrande
Tramprobbed near Metropole as steamer arrives
A white man, hungry and exhausted, was trapped in a backstreet near the Metropole building on Alakea and robbed by a group of men from the pines. The suspect led police on a chase down Union Street before being booked for the assault. The W. G. Hall from Kona and Kaw port brought a cargo including 5000 sacks sugar, coffee, wool, tobacco, butter, hides, cattle, and other goods worth noting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropole
Alakea Ettvot Lagl AlKhe
Hindle
Union Street
Detrh
Dery Mian
Hils Way
Contested Hawaii Public Works and Waterway Ditch Debate
A Hawaii public works dispute discusses spending twenty thousand and the widening of the Hotel Street area near the Waite Kewalo ditch. Superintendent Boyd and officials debate funding, title transfers, and proposed Army and government roles in public works and a new ambulatory facility.
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Boyd Resua
Tamara
MMR
Olbef
Hawaii
Camptell
Storm Hauimiers
Bayd
Ted
Ali Fewartine
Hoyd
United States Army
Pravent
Robinson
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Andrews
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Gily
Mibkey Masters
Hawali Herald
Geren
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Kal, Howall
Jane
Palive
Liniol
UL Peooone
Jude Witriek
Houotit
NEW Law Firm
Knother
Honolulu Eye and Ear
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Hobireun
Amaleo Mall
Jotin Aylva Wewinet
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Hlemy Perr
Kan
Vane
Sarwki
Kite
Doyle
HarTment
Jung Harsamne
Hawaian
Tharpens
Worahwe’s
Monty
Supreme Court
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Schnack
Juen
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Meyer Estate
Saviilke
Seounes
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Kona
Kaw
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