Mock Marriage Performed Here
A sensational Honolulu-California tale centers on a forged marriage performed at a military hospital. Nurse Lucrecia Smith recalls learning the ceremony was fake, forged on official forms, revealing a complex web involving Dr. Willan P. Burke and a long-hidden child, with later links to Dr. Addison W. Hitt and the Burke sanatorium context.
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Camp Me
Kinley
Santa Rosa
Cal
Willan P. Burke
Luceu Smith
Honolulu
Eurgeon
California
Yale
Abbie la
Shilih
Turesal
Marke Samatoriity
Weran
Sal Yule
Ioe
Mins Smith
Honelula
Uly
Dianica
Mise Smith Sips
Yitle
Ory
Burke Sanatorumn
Mics Smith Hias
Mimstuy
de. Addison W. Hitt
le Hurke Sanatorium
Dr. Yule
Miss Smith
Ing Nurge
Bondsmen of Holt May Be Sued by Territory
The territory plans a damage action against bondsmen of former tax assessor Holt. The move follows Holt being indicted by the territorial grand jury for alleged misappropriated tax funds collected and reportedly returned against a delinquent. The case centers on whether the credit returned on Holt ties to the loss, with the territorial Supreme Court likely to hear appeals as legal challenges proceed.
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Holt
Petibatte
Wlulsay
Lorie
Offieg
Crnd
Turner
Altorneya
Supreme Court
Cooper
Alorney
Shrine club plans large February voyage overseas
Reports from Saint Paul and Los Angeles show Shriners in February voyage plans for a grand excursion aboard a steamship to Honolulu. Correspondence from George Filmer of San Francisco and J Harry Lewis of The Crescent hints at full bookings, delays, and rival sentiments among members.
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Shrine Eieley
George Filmer
San Francisco
McCandlens
Jim
George
Giron
Aml
Paul
Minnesota
J. Harry Lewis
Crescent
J. Harry
Sunny Jim
Sunnys
Honolulu
Howe
Vlad River
Noel
Bulletin Plant Moves to Alakea Street Site
The Bulletin Publishing Co announces relocation of its printing and bindery departments to a renovated building on Alakea Street. Movers will occur Saturday, aiming to avoid delays in newspaper production and maintain office operations during the transition.
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Yensing Buttetta
Bulletin Publishing
Bettettar
Kere 1
Alnkea Street
New Sugar Crop Delayed by Rain Across Tar Jams
Rainy weather across Tar Jams has delayed the 1911 sugar crop. Only about 23,000 tons have started with most of the harvest still at sea or halted by storms. The Alialan voyage to New York was disrupted. shipping mids show prices dropping as weather worsens.
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New York
Anyar Ternoon
Minde
M. Phelps
Wedding Was Only a Joke at Sea dasma Honolulu Tale
A spoof wedding tale aboard a liner sparked by a San Francisco joke spreads onlookers in Honolulu. Mr Winkleback denies marriage, while friends recall past nuptials and curious locals inquire about the prank gone far and wide.
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San Francisco
Matson
W. Winkleluck
San Francoise
Weeden Speen
Honolulu
Mtr. Winkle- Hack
Miis Port
Tutte
Winklebick
San Prenolsen
Taurhinge
Winkleback
Kamanoulu Says Kellinei Strong as Hawaii Delegation Considers Speakership
Kamanoulu claims Kellinei has six to seven pledged votes from Hawaii for speaker and notes local opposition to Kellinei’s rival Hostelstein. He criticizes timing and stresses he remains neutral while hinting at the delegation’s potential lineup.
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Hawaii
J. J. Kanyon
Holstein
Sendornine
Ketiinal
Kellinei
Mirwail
Hulstein
Ramana
Tawaul
Muni
Ramanan
Minhmati
Ferreira's Plea 15 Continued In Federal Case Ramifications
Domingo Perteira, linked to opium smuggling, faced arraignment in U S District Court with his plea postponed to Monday. Moehoe of Hawaii admitted adultery and received two months’ imprisonment from Judge Robertson. The federal grand jury indictments were refiled, while Low Kal Fal, a Chinese editor accused of sending obscene publications in the United States, faced charges.
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Domingo Perteira
United States District Court
Moehoe
A. GM. Robertson
Federal Grand Jury
Low Kal Fal
United States
Wyoming Senator Reelection Signal From Clark Region
In Cheyenne on January 12 a report notes that Senator Clark will be reelected amid assurances from local officials and supporters. The piece mentions residence details, prior terms, and ongoing legislative action toward confirming the new term.
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Arten
Cathy Cheyenne
Act
Fight 0 Aldrich Succession in the Senate
Reported discussion in Providence notes a probability of a death affecting the selection of a successor to Senator Aldrich. The fragment hints at political maneuvering amid uncertainty over the vacancy and succession plans.
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Providence
Aldrich
Macomb 10 have headquarters in Honolulu
Brigadier General Macomb arrives aboard the Sherman to take command of the unit and plan Honolulu headquarters. He mentions serving in the Philippines but never Hawaii and expects adjutant general in the next month. He prefers the Young building for offices and may keep Mali headquarters at Behofield Harrahs until then. Second Lt. Andrews accompanies him from the Eighth Cavalry.
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Hoenohin
Macomly
Philippines
Hawaii
Genem
Macomb
Unis Department
Schotiell Barraist
Lettehtin
Honolulu
Behofield Harrahs
Helgadier
Maroth
Cnmmand
Sixth Field Artillery
Hewat
Andrews
Eighth Cavalry
Moana Hotel Hosts Dance For Frat Club Leaders
The Moana Hotel gives another enjoyable dance tonight for the Kangers fraternity. Invited guests include Shor-Tan transport, Army, Navy personnel, and town residents from local hotels.
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Moana
Sivig
Foreign Ports Log and Ship Movements Report
In foreign ports detailed logs record arrivals sailing and cargoes. Vessels including Hokum, Hilo, and Katului report departures and inspections with cargoes such as coal and hemp noted. The Steamer St. Remnald and Kauai plantation shipments were mentioned with anticipated sailings and delays in ground cargo.
Five Millions For Defenses In Budget Debate
The president today urged support for fortifying the Hanima barrier and a new army and cabinet expansion plan. He warned that if the defense program stretches the budget, the treasury may face a seven million dollar shortfall, while stressing the need to balance urgent expenditures with national security.
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Washington
Mexican Rebels Desperate Battle Near Border
Comstock Texas January twelfth report from Associated Press describes a fierce clash between Mexican rebels and loyalist forces near the border. Rebels, engaged in guerrilla warfare, have so far captured little terrain and sustained heavy losses, with doubt about subduing the revolt for months while clashes continue and casualties mount.
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Associated Prev
Comstock
Tex
Cluz
European Shipping Suffers in Heavy Channel Weather
Ny Associated Pros reports heavy weather in the Channel and North Sea has caused many wrecks of wall vessels in the last 24 hours. Unconfirmed reports of lives lost raise fears shipping will endure severe losses as the gale shows no sign of abating.
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London
Channel
North Sea
Railway Strike in Lisbon Is Settled
Lisbon string of railway employes ended their strike as difficulties were settled and workers began returning to their jobs according to reports from Lisbon dated January 12.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Three Die In Gas Explosion In Connellsville
Three persons were killed and many injured in a gas explosion at a store in Connellsville Pennsylvania. The blast wrecked the building and caused extensive damage to surrounding property.
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Connellsville
Pictan
Mitty
Pope Prepares Estimates for School Department Appropriation
Estimates prepared by Superintendent Pope outline needed appropriations for the next biennium. General expenses requested total 9000 for general instruction, 15000 for industrial training equipment, 15000 for school supplies, 1400 for books and libraries, and 500 for lace making. Other items include travel, inspection, and various program costs totaling about spends reaching into the twenty thousand range. The commissioners reviewed figures but final totals will be sent to Governor Lindsay for potential conflicts with administration policies.
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Pope
Jd White
Ter
Schoo
Powe
Tullowo
Trovetine
Benno
Lahamplinia
Irlal
Mietonmnee
Giple’ Industrial
Thy Sesatan
Mieieners Uda
Himieners
Twiloax
Worth Atkin
Stanley
Herken
Moir
Hewat
Jbelasuna
Homglatin
Lindsay
Alexander Tennis Courts to Be Opened
A sign of progress with Alexander tennis courts set to open amid committee plans. Edwin Gibb and Arthie Rieh are noted organizers, with Richarde and others mentioned as involved in preparations for the opening events and member showcases.
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Vra S&t
Alexander
Alexander Aled
la Uinge
Edwin Gibb
Arthie Rieh
Moexander Tennis Corte
Ards
Nth
Richarde
Eahent
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