Father Threatens Husband of Daughter in Habeas Corpus Hearing
During a habeas corpus petition heard by Circuit Judge Robinson, Om B. Conger claimed his daughter Mrs. Conger was restrained at her father Thomas Rawlins home. The court adjourned for a brief period as Conger attempted to speak with his wife but was stopped by her relatives and escorted from the chamber. The attorney sought to have the record show the attempted confrontation.
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Clecuit
Itom
Tiahens
Coroua
Attney
Lightfoot
Om B. Conger
Conger
Huband
Giano
Junge Robinson
Afton
Hume
Robinson
Constromn
Nikeounael
Thomas Rawlins
Rawlins
Slaters
Mes Conger
Fort Bill Passes House in Washington Action
The fortifications bill was passed by the House of Representatives with a total appropriation of 5,617,200 dollars. About half of the funds cover fortifications in Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Washington, D. C
Janay
House of Representatives
Hawaii
Philippines
Estrada Resolution Tabled by House
General Estrada’s move to be recognized as Nicaragua’s president faded as the House tabled the resolution amid Nicaragua’s heightened excitement and minimal debate. The session in Washington D C reflected political tension over recognition without extended discussion.
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Washington, D. C
General Estrada
Nicaragua
House of Representat
Stocks See Broad Demand Push Prices Higher
Stock market notes show strong demand lifting various issues. Mayors and ratepayers push for gains, with Hail, Oabn and Kwa advancing and some selling above last quoted levels. McBryde Israme trades around two shares, Paauhin around 28.70, and Hawaiiay Commercial near 8. The week closes with limited changes as traders eye further activity.
Tweedie’s Troubles Told In Court
Deniel Tweedie, a known manager of the Expainer, faces an iron charge of fraud against Lionel Matthews over $100 tied to a moving picture project once named the Ban Francisco Theater. Witnesses narrate payments, debts, and disputed rights to the theater and profits.
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Hatwall
Lionel Matthews
Tweedlew
Francisco
Tweedle
Cmt
C.F. Chillinkworth
ALM
Brown
Mantihews
Atoek
George Oxbors
Koel
Tweedie
Dole Eyes Robertson Candidacy for U S Bench
A cable reports that A G M Robertson is a candidate for the United States district court seat. It notes President Patterson Hitte may back Robertson and suggests Judge Dole could influence Washington actions. The cable hints that the Senate confirmation depends on Dole's stance.
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A. G. M. Robertson
United Stateistrict Court
United States
Cheriet Hidtke
Judie Hott
Patt Htte
Dudee Dole
A. J6. M. Robertson
Dole
A Lewin to Quit the Law Firm Over Appointment
Fragmented notice notes previous announcements about A Lewin and a vice gubernatorial appointment. It references Marole Will and Brith & howls firm changes and Lanier, with unclear names and duties. The excerpt hints at internal personnel shifts and official paywrits amid an impending defection or retirement.
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A. Lewin
Fienoy
Hawalt
Businews
Marole
Brith & Howls
Hewth
Lanier
Wnt
Asmistant Eseuger
Fiat
City Bucks on Analysis Over Water Work Payment
Robert A Dugallil, Food Commissioner and Analyst, seeks thirty dollars for water analysis at Kaneohe. The Territory Board of Health disallows Duncan’s claim, noting he should present to the Territorial Board of Health. The issue rests with Hawaii government pending August action.
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Robert
Dugallil
Territories
Kaneohe
Duncan
Guy
Cammy
Duncan Elitin
Terriorin Board of Health
Val
Aerial Exhibition by Paulhan Flies Three Laps With Wife
Bulletin Cable Angeles reports Paulhan and the wife aboard a plane performing three loops around a course at an altitude of 16 feet. Charles F. Willard won the inaugural prize for a consecutive maneuver within a twenty feet square area.
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Bulletin Cable Angeles
Fyre Yy
Paulhan
Hia
Charles F. Willard
Prise
Death Confession in St. Louis Double Homicide Case
In a January 13 report from St. Louis, Ray confessed to involvement in a case tied to the Guinness family. He described a Gaines family trio, a mother and two daughters accused of luring men to their home and killing them. Their residence was later burned, with bodies recovered amid the ruins.
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Louis
Ray
Guinness
Ate
Gaines
Belo
Men Drown as Coasting Ship Breaks on Coos Bay Bar
Six mariners perished when the coastwise stern Cearina wrecked on the Coos Bay bar in a fierce storm at Saw Six Marshfield. A lone survivor reached shore as wreckage washed up and rescuers could not reach the rigging.
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Marshfield
Coos Bay
Missouri Man Against Subsidy Debate In House
In Washington today January 13 the House session opened with a speech by Congressman W. Jane Democrat from Missouri opposing the administration subsidy bill. He argued against granting subsidies and urged fiscal restraint, highlighting potential costs and policy implications for Missouri and the nation.
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Washington, D.C
W. Jane Democrat
Missouri
Unclear OCR fragment signals Clark seeks audience on matter
Fragmentary report notes Francis Clark calling TORIO on January 13 for an audience to define a matter. Win Ware and other unnamed parties are mentioned as involved, with an eventual opinion expected from unidentified authors. The text is incomplete and requires clarification.
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Torio
Francis Clark
EW Familiar Faces on Liner Korea
The Korea steamer docks with dignitaries from diplomats to commerce figures en route to the Orient on four Korea calls via Manila. The crew and officers mingle, with reports of a harsh fate for some officers and a possible trimming of the ship’s staff as tensions rise during the Far East voyage. The Korea arrived from San Francisco after a long voyage, amid rumors of political executions and official decapitation debates.
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Angels of Commerce
Orient
Korea
Manila
Store Closure Notice from Kerr & Co
LU Kerr and Co announce store will be closed all day tomorrow for thorough marking and relief work. All hands will be busy, with operations resuming Saturday morning at operating hours. location listed as Alakea Street.
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LU Kerr & Co
L. My Kerr & Co
Alakea Atriet
Lowotaly
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