McQuaid Did Not Aim in Fatal Shooting Incident
Trial testimony on November 4 details McQuaid not aiming at Volney Driver during the Mort and Hotel eleele shooting. Witnesses describe McQuaid's mental state as stressed and unfocused, with Hedegaard and Osmar testifying to signs of intoxication or distress, while Driver and Dr Judd were examined to document the wound trajectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McQuaid
Volney C. Driver
Mort
Hotel Eleele
Charles Bon
McQuaid
Cathcart
Driver
Wright
Polock
Withonsh
McQualls
Hedegaard
McQuald
Motormay Osmar
Aula-Walalae
Fort Street
Osmar
Dr. Judd
Douthitt, Coke
Stanley
Mission Work Flourishing at Hawaiian Methodist Conference
The annual Methodist mission conference at Beretania and Miller streets, led by Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, highlighted ten months of growth. Rev. John W. Wadman reported 192 probationers, 129 in full membership, 248 joined, five new churches, over $6,000 raised for chapel work, and more than $30,000 collected for the First Church. Mission schools enroll 155 Japanese and Korean students, with 300 more at out stations, and plans for new buildings on South King Street and River Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islands
Beretania
Miller Streets
Edwin H. Hughes
John W. Wadman
Mr Wadman
South King Street
River Street
Mr. Wadman
Honolua
G. Motokawa
King Street
Kalakaua Avenue
Wahiawa
Dr Clark to Return Soon in Immigrant Mission
Dr Victor N. Clark, sent by the Territorial Board of Immigration to arrange immigrant ship chartering at San Francisco and to route Portuguese across the Isthmus of Panama, is on the Isthmus and plans to return to San Francisco shortly then sail for Honolulu on February 4. Negotiations for a steamer to carry immigrants across the Pacific continue as he weighs several charters. his mission at the Isthmus is to investigate health commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Clark
Territorial Board of Immigration
San Francisco
Panama
Honolulu
Pacific
Guaymas
Mexico
Psthmus
Islands
Ohoas
Eight on Battleship Delaware Killed in Accident
Hampton Roads Va Jan 17 Eight crewmen of the battleship Delaware under Captain Charles A Gove were killed when a steam pipe burst this morning. One man was badly burned. The ship had just returned from a trans Atlantic cruise and had been at Guantanamo Bay Cuba. An inquiry into responsibility will follow the vessel's arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Penis Conley
Hampton Roads
Delaware
Charles A. Gove
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Delawars
Submarine and Crew Saved After Near Trapped Sinking
Prem called Kiel Germany January 17 reports a frightful accident during naval maneuvers was averted. A submarine accidentally sunk with all hands inside the hull was raised successfully and the crew rescued from a potential tomb, turning doom into rejoicing for the trapped men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endiated
Kiel
Germany
Madman Fires on French Premier in Chamber
In Paris today two shots were fired at Premier Briand in the Chamber of Deputies. One hit Director Mirman who was wounded but not seriously. The assailant, a former asylum inmate, had earlier tried to kill the British consul at San Sebastian. He was quickly overpowered by guards.
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Prom
Paris
France
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Mirman
San Sebastian
Spain
Army Appropriation Bill Passes House With 95 Million Allocation
Washington January 7 The army appropriations bill sailed through the House granting ninety five million dollars for military expenditures. Associated Prosa Cable reports the measure now advances to the Senate for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prosa Cable
Washington, D. C
Army
House
Legislature names U S Senators across multiple states
The report lists state legislatures electing United States Senators on January 17 in Hartford Montgomery Olympia Indianapolis Harrisburg Augusta Bismarck and Lansing. Republicans and Democrats including G. P. McLean Bankhead Miles Poindexter Kern Oliver Johnson Purcell McCumber Townsend are named as chosen or noted in sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oins Hulletin
Hartford
Conn
G. P. McLean
United States Senate
Indianapolis
Indy
Indiana
Kern
United States
faRncie
Cohled
Bismarck
Purcell
McCumber
J.J. Gronan
Assault Cases Rising in Police Court
Charges of assault and battery are frequent at the police court with Julie Lymer signing them for service. Judge Jener heard a case a Chinese pol vendor who was assaulted by four Hawaiians who struck him and fled. The Hawaiians were fined. Seven Chinamen jailed for gambling were each fined ten dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Lymer
Jener
Pol
Pink Paper Moves as Bulletin Transitions to New Offices
The Bulletin prints on pink paper during its move to a new office on Alakea Street. Color signals the transition while the big web press is installed by night and day staff. The weekly edition will be delayed until Friday as the Hawaiian Gazette Company presses are used in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Alakea Street
Hawaiian Gazette Company
Alakea Street Newspaper SI Relocation Historical Note
The history recalls the Hatletin moving to Alakea Street as the city’s first newspaper hub. An old Polynesian officer mentions the old office on Alakea Street and a second floor printing place near Dr. Anderson’s office where Jib vis started her new daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G-Thrym
Hatletin
Alakea Street
Theuni
Federal Grand Jury Reports Endings of Dowry Work
The federal grand jury for the October farm presented its report to Judge Robertson this morning. The document details the final phases of seventeen days of work in the dowry investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Robertson
Manila Hears Mongolia Sunk At Minuili
Disjointed notes claim a Mongolian disaster near Minuili in the Philippines with reports of ships and messages disrupted by atmospheric conditions. The text cites sources from FL Hackfeld & Coy and mentions ships from Aisken wharf bound for Japan ports and Hong Kong, with chaotic references to Sherman and U.S. Army signals.
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Minuili
Philippine
de Peeville
Mongolia
Honolwis
Vultec
Manila
Elindula
Stsone
Polly
Aisken
Japan
Manily
Hongkong
FL Hackfeld & Coy
Thner
Kahuku
Ashford cites contempt charges against Lindsay and critics Judge Whitney
Contempt charges against Attorney General Lindsay Deputy Burton Pat Gleason and Billy Woods prepared by Attorney C W Ashford after a writ of ejectment in Manon Valley land case. Ashford criticizes Judge Whitney over procedure and asserts the Territory acted improperly staying possession under Judge Robinson order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Burton
Pat Gleason
Billy Woods
C. W. Ashford
Kaplolant Bette
Manon Valiny
Ashford
Whitney
Phot
Sutton
Whiting
Robinson
Manon Valley
Cirowit
Paleo
Judgo Robinson
Rainfall Records Hit Oahu After Historic Hawaii Event
Seventeen years after a revolution, royalists celebrate in Honolulu as heavy rainfall floods downtown. Clergy from Ka Mulamalama Church note services held with survivors from the anti annexation era. Weather officials report up to half an inch of rain in an hour and many drenched garments among downtown shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haveali
LiNlio
Kalen
Ehurates
J. Kekipl
Ka Mulamalama
Pai
Hellevad
Spfolock
Sugar San Francisco Mystery List
An enigmatic OCR fragment references Sugar San Francisco and names Jin Jue and others with numbers like 1.000 and 3.60c. The text appears to be a garbled listing or report from a historical newspaper page, mentioning places such as San Francisco and Scotland and hinting at dates or values without clear context.
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San Francisco
Jin
Hilo
Nolan Hon
Ban Francisco
Atio
Beotas
Annigala
Parity
Rato
Aiio
Tutiuti
Scotland
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Methodist Conference
DR. Clark
Madman
U. S. Senators
Spock Bud Te Tan
Montgomery
Ala
Bankhead
Legis
Hutterin Cab
Olympia
Wash
Miles Poindexter
Speaker Cannon
Cahen
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Oliver
Augusta
Charh Johnson
Waterville
Hale
Johnson
Sperman Lietin Cable
Lansing
Mich
Charles E. Townsend
Alakea Street Newspaper
Federal Grand Jury
Manilo
Unite States Army
Sherman
Aotorinia
Paarl
Hawaii
Revolution
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