Watchman Slain In Darkness In Watertown
A watchman was killed in Watertown during the night. The victim, believed to be Mints of Paarl Harbor, was found at daylight by water authorities. Deputy Sheriff Row notified and an auto ride to Watertown launched a murder inquiry led by the sheriff, chief of detectives, and jury, with the body described as of strong build and about forty five years old.
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Grenier
Waterstown
Mebume
Mocellin Hender
Anes
Aulomablle
Watertown
Bhaketey
Paarl Harbor
Eure
Torney
Andrews Peaseowen
Anderson
Supreme Court
Republican Territoral Committee
Ehaloe
Hemenway
Severs
Tergloey
Robbinw Anderson
Frear
Fred Milverton
Etty Wnd
Honolury
Largueh
Feneral
Mentions of Judd as Attorney General in Territoral showcase
Fragmented report discusses Athert Judd a famed wit and lawyer among divi and JAbeway, advocacy for the Attorney General post in Hawaii Territory. Mentions Andrews deputy status and political maneuvering, with governors and committee leaders weighing the next appointment.
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Athert Judd
Witormey
M Ember
Divi
Jabeway
Uile Mening
Prewr
Hartwell
Generil Hemen
Larelu Anirews
Lone
Hawaiii
Andrews
Hat Andrews
For Sale InUpper Nuuanu Valley Residence Property Listing
For sale a beautiful home with over three acres of ground with fruit trees and lawns in Upper Nuʻuanu Valley. Eight acres of fine residence property on Judd and Liliha Streets. For particulars apply.
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Judd
Liliha
Nabuco dead in Washington diplomat dies at 84
Ambassador Nabuco representing Brazil to the United States died today in Washington. He was a strong figure in South American diplomacy and aided Secretary Root in fostering goodwill between the American republics and the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Nabuco
Brazil
United States
Secretary Root
Lang Knocks Out Squires in Seven Rounds in Sydney
Sydney January 17 Bill Lang defeated Bill Squires by knockout in seven rounds in a boxing match held in Sydney Australis Lang dominated early exchanges and finished with a decisive stoppage in round seven delivering Lang a narrow triumph over the Australian rival
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Sydney
Australis
Bill Lang
Bill Squires
Russia balks at neutralising Manchurian railway
St Petersburg Jan 17. The Russian Government stated it will not coincide with America on neutralisation of the Manchurian railway and said it opposes the move.
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T. Petersburg
America
Russia
Warships Coaling in Yokohama Before Departure
The ships of the American Asiatic squadron visiting Yokohama are coaling today in preparation for departure. This marks a routine provisioning operation as tensions and duties in the region continue to demand rapid readiness by U.S. naval forces.
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Yokohama
Jay
Customs Inspectors on Board to Check Passengers
Report from the Count that a team of customs inspectors from San Francisco has boarded the steamship Cleveland. They will inspect baggage of passengers en route to the Coast to prevent smuggling and collect duties.
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Munchurti
Triton
San Francisco
Cleveland
Amy de
Death of Mr Metcalf Shocks Honolulu Friends
Frens report the death of Mr Metcalf the bookkeeper in Puyatkou Hawaii. Details are scarce beyond an apparent death on a Saturday evening. Mea Met Lal Wan, youngest daughter of Mr Pel, a Honolulu resident, is noted as an acquaintance in Honolulu and in Muwatt.
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Mr Metcalf
Duck Metcalf
Puyatkou
Hawaii
Mea
Lal Wan
Pel
Honolulu
Trihd
Hilly Hank
Honolula
Muwatt
City adopts tuberculosis test for milk under new ordinance
A city and county health measure gains unanimous support to require tuberculosis examinations for dairy cattle. The Board of Agriculture will oversee tests, waiving fees for farmers, while two helpers will assist during the adoption phase. The ordinance aims to reduce disease risk in local milk supplies and will go to the Editorial Board for ratification.
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Chaieman Si
Logan
Monte Go
Honoluli
Fragmentary OCR item on political stay and resignation mentions
An unclear excerpt references weather, a Supreme Court seat, a governor, and a resignation amid wartime events. Names and details are garbled, yielding only scattered phrases about rain, a haven for a report, and a political act. The readable elements offer no clear event or person to anchor a full summary.
Reappointed Robertson U S Judge Robinson II
A garbled report states Robertson U S Judge Robinson II is reappointed. It mentions the bench assignment in the United States district and references officials including President and Attorney General. The text is unclear on dates and many names but asserts continued judicial tenure.
Liberal Margin Grows as Liberals Lead in Key Constituencies
London Jan 17 Returns from constituencies show the Liberals ahead in centers of sharpest contests. Ministers have 56 MPs to the Opposition's 44, with Liberal gains across the line and margins widening.
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London
Tex Ricard Engages Arena For Johnson Jeffries Fight
Tex Rickard the successful bidder for the world heavyweight title bout has booked Saltair Arena Salt Lake City Utah to host the fight. Governor Spry says he will not permit the match in Utah under his authority. The venue is about fifteen miles from Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Tex Rickard
Saltair, Arena
Spry
Congressman's Neb affidavit on Ballinger Pichot funds charge
Washington January 17 Congressman Gilbert M I pace day in the Neb affadavit charging Secretary Ballinger improperly used public funds in the Ballinger Pichot case.
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Washington, D. C
Gilbert M. I
Pace
Sega
Ballinger-Pichot
Ballinger
Mills Fortune Bequeathed to Heirs in Equal Share
The will of late D. C. Mills filed in New York on January 17 leaves a fortune estimated at thirty million dollars to be divided equally between his son and daughter, Mrs. Whitelaw Reid.
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New York
D. C. Mills
Whitelaw Reid
Rainfall Ahead of Last Year Drops Noted in NE Weather
Weather Bureau reports total rainfall to date this January compared to 1900. Heavy showers have occurred since January 1, limiting church attendance at St. Andrew's Cathedral and contributing to wet, inclement conditions across the region.
Increase in Teacher Examinations Hit by Plan in Territory
The article reports a proposal by Paulie t steuetion officials to gradually raise the standard for teacher examinations. Under a tentative plan, examinations would go up by one per month, affecting teachers whose licenses were renewed, with some potentially affected by new requirements. The piece notes opposition from various groups and concerns over implementation timing.
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Paulie T Steuetion
Aupewultile
Debolt Supreme Court seat eyed amid court hopefuls
Reported contest for the vacant Supreme Court seat centers on candidates Colveitant Howey and William Mawling with strong backing for Robbing He from the district, while others like Andrade and Dintriet vie for influence. Supporters argue over timing and credentials in a tense nomination process.
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Tifl
Nome Nation
de Holt
Supreme Court
Willian T. Mawling
Stytoe
Dintriet Attarney
Ark
Supreme Cours
Dintriet
Te Andrade
Rawlinn
Etyin
Stock market roundup with mixed gains across firms
Market lists show varied moves with Oahu Sugar rising to 5 and a half, Mawalian Sugar at 1. The Bucked sector notes advances in Howathey Commercial and Antheonie while Panuhan dips from San Francisco. Several names like Oleg and Honokan trade around 6.28 and 22 respectively as quoted prices shift through the day.
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eBryde
Hattehinson Pavnav
Malea
Vrs
Mlronds
AL Bsg
Panuhan
San Francisco
Welleee
Antheonie
Bompany
Matehineon
Honokan
Oleg
Mawallan Sugar
Trustmen Plead Not Guilty In Sugar Refining Case
NEW YORK January 17 Secretary Heike of the American Sugar Refining Company and the other indicted men appeared in court and entered a plea of not guilty to the charges. The court session focused on formal arraignments and pending motions as the case proceeds.
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New York
Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
Sloop Martial wrecked at Warsloop Minorca
In Minorca a French sloop named Martial was wrecked today amid calm seas. Washington reports that in the same dispatch the Statehood bill advanced through the House.
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Minorca
Martial
Washington, D. C
House
Still In Progress High Prices Hit Local Retail Displays
The article reports rising prices as a Japanese firm expands, blaming shortages and calling for action. It notes a temporary window of higher costs and more workers paid to manage inventories. It mentions the firm planning to continue adjustments over several days and the impact on consumer affordability.
Bond increase for Sam Kavlite singer charged with negligence
Sam Kavlite, a chanteur, faced an increased bond after initial $200 bail was raised to $800 in a negligence driving case. The hearing occurred in court this morning, with the defendant appearing as bonds were amended.
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Sam Kavli
Tte
Chanteur
Ramer
Sraith
Wille Hall
Kawela
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