McQuaid Weeps On Stand In Trial For Shooting
In Judge Cooper's court William McQuaid sobbed as he testified about alleged violations of his home and marriage by William Driver. Prosecutor Dowthitt opened the case arguing McQuaid was not responsible due to mental distress over the affair, while McQuaid attempted to maintain composure before a lengthy recess.
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Votney
Driver
William McQuaid
Cooper
Ts Cae
Douthitt
McQuaid
Mias McQuaid
Dowthill
McQuild
Hils
McQuail
Maui
Claudine
Fohnd
Rapid Transit Plan Doubles Alakea Street Traffic Flow
The Rapid Transit Company advances plans to double track Alakea Street from King to Beretania, straighten tracks between Aala Park and Liliha, and divert Nuuanu cars to Alakea to ease Fort Street congestion. Upon Y M C A building completion and Elks move, more business will concentrate on Alakea.
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King
Beretanta H
Aala Park
Liliha Streets
Tno
Alaken
Liliha
He T Nuuanu
the Elks
Lippitt Elected to Succeed Aldrich in Senate
Providence dispatch reports Henry F. Lippitt a wealthy cotton manufacturer elected by the Rhode Island General Assembly to succeed Senator Nelson W. Aldrich. Lippitt is father to Henry T. Lippitt and S. M. Ballou of Woonsocket connected with Social Cotton Mills Co.
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Lippitt
Aldrich
Speen
Providence
Henry F. Lippitt
United States
Henry T. Lippitt
S. M. Ballou
Social Cotton Milla Co
Woonsocket
Lang Disqualified in London Fight
Australian heavyweight Bill Lang was disqualified in the first round of a London bout with Curran on an alleged foul. The incident occurred today, January 18, at Bulletin Cable venue, interrupting the match.
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Bulletin
London
Bill Lang
Curran
Utah Re-elects Sen. Sutherland
Salt Lake City Utah January 18 United States Senator George Sutherland Republican reelected by the State Legislature today after serving one term.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
George Sutherland
Ex-Governor Powers Speaks at Hawaiian Methodist Conference
Ex Governor R C Powers of Mississippi addressed Honolulu Methodists in the old Methodist Church, urging diligent follow up of temperance work. He lauded divine religion, spoke of his Civil War era service, and praised pioneers in Christian effort. Reports from committees were read. temperance seeks fewer saloons, and the conference closes tonight after continuation. John G Woolley’s Washington activity on the Curtis prohibition bill noted.
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Beretania
Miller Streets
Edwin H. Hughes
R. C. Powers
Mississippi
Hughes
Powers
Christ
Temperance
Honolulu
Trent
John G. Woolley
Washington
Romance and Death Sentence Shake Tokyo and New York
A long feature traces Captain Charles Glen Collins and Natalie Schenck in a six year old Honolulu romance, involving a married couple in New York and London. It notes Collins’ alleged thefts, a divorce, and fresh court actions, then shifts to Tokyo where 24 conspirators including Denjiro Kotoku were sentenced to death for treason, in a landmark trial mixing public and secret proceedings.
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Honolulu
Charles Glen Collins
Natalie Schenck
New York
Mounu
Captly Comins
Natalie
Collins
Fekel Canton
Colling
Ethel Canton
Zoltykoff
Zoltykof
London
Tokio
Japan
Denjiro Kotoku
Why the Pink Why the Pink Bulletin Moves Offices to Alakea Street
The Bulletin explains the color choice and notes its printing plant and offices are moving to Alakea Street. When normal paper returns the Bulletin will likely be at home in its new, commodious offices, signaling a fresh start after the move.
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Bulletin
Alakea Street
Alak Koa Street
Parade Fund To Be Raised By Community Subscriptions
Floral Parade finance committee launches a thousand letters with subscription blanks to raise four thousand dollars for the event. The plan mirrors last year’s method of popular donations rather than a few donors. Chair W A Bowen reports encouraging early responses. committee members are Edwin J Parts and John Waterhouse.
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W. A. Bowen
Edwin J. Parts
John Waterhouse
Metzger Sued Over Tied Property By Railroad Company
In Honolulu Circuit Court a writ of attachment tied up Metzger’s property after the Kohulul Railroad Company filed a claim for 151,202.51. The suit names the First Bank of Hilo and others as garnishees. The plaintiff asserts he hauled rock for multiple quarries at fixed rates, claiming sums unpaid and alleging labor and freight charges. The case continues as bond and garnishment actions unfold.
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Kohulul Railroad Company
Metzger
First Bank of
Hilo
Gurntshees
Metz Jer
Kapono Aunery
Tilt Jaervies
Plaintife
Walt
Bulletin delays reach subscribers in rural areas
The Providence Journal notes the paper plant delays the third issue, causing country subscribers to miss the after noon train mail. Officials expect the irregularity corrected by tomorrow for next day newsbreak, while Baltimore deficit adds to aviation money woes.
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Baltimore
Providence Journal
Opium Seized Aboard Pacific Mail Liner Korea
Customs officials in San Francisco seized $20,000 worth of contraband opium hidden in a clever concealment aboard the Pacific Mail liner Korea after several days of search. Police and authorities pursue suspects among the crew as part of a broad crackdown on Pacific smuggling.
Aviator Ely Performs Precise Biplane Display
Ely flies a biplane from Aviation Field in South San Francisco to the cruiser Philadelphia in the bay and lands on a deck platform. He then remains briefly before climbing again and returning to the field miles away.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Ely
Aviation Field
Philadelphia
Bay
Submarine Officers Suffocated After Sinking
Kiel Germany Jan 18 The captain and two lieutenants who stayed aboard the submarine after it sank yesterday were suffocated. It had been believed they were rescued when the vessel surfaced.
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Kiel
Germany
Senator Lodge Re elected in Joint Vote
United States Senator H C Lodge conservative Republican was reelected today by a joint House Senate vote in Boston Massachusetts The result followed yesterday when Lodge trailed by three votes as some House members were won over to his cause in the final ballot
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Boston
Mass
United States
H. C. Lodge
House
Senate
Lodge
Party pledges urged to pass county record acts in Legislature
Carl Smith of Hilo writes to A. D. Cooper, urging Republicans to back county record offices and railroading bills through the Territorial Legislature. He notes prior defeats but argues party promises must be redeemed and supports active steering committee action amid Honolulu opposition. The Hawaiian county committee met Monday to discuss legislation, but details are unavailable.
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House of Senate
Carl Smith
Hilo
Islands
Chairjman A. D. Cooper
Republican ‘Territorial Executive Committee
Swith
Honolulu
Smith
Republican Party
Mr. Smith
Hawaiian County Committee
McLellan Brings a Ghost of Building Ordinance
Supervisor McClellan evokes a hostile recall of a building ordinance said to lie dormant in city archives for over a month. Deputy Milverton notes that the measure in his department requires pruning and amendment before action.
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McClelan
Jattorway
Milverton
Japanese forger pleads guilty in federal court
Alitite Sajikows, a Japanese national employed by the Internal Revenue Service, pleaded guilty today in Federal Court to forging the signature of Collector W. F. Drake on an order for 47 dollars. The case appeared before the grand jury seeking indictments.
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Alitite Sajikows
Intern Revenue Notice
W. PF. Drake
Taat Grand Jury
Stugars Company sale plan approved to California Pratt Packers
In Sugar San Francisco on June 18, an item notes Stugars Whoeatoes Test and 4620 quotas with analysis figures 88 and 114-40, mentioning parity and a proposed final arrangement for the sale of the Consolidated Pivenorle Company interests to California Pratt Packers' Advocates. Directors held a meeting to approve the plan.
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San Francisco
Consolidated Pivenorle Company Directora
Meerage
Mike Torting
California Pratt Packers
Axvoctit
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Witter
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