McQuaid Testifies He Cannot Remember Shooting Incident
On the witness stand William McQuaid said he recalled nothing of the November 4 shooting at Theo H Davies store. He described waking injured on the floor of the Baltimore Dairy and claimed memory gaps, while detailing purchases of revolvers, alleged entries, and his wife taking a weapon. He insisted he did not know how the events unfolded and memory returns only in fragments.
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William McQuaid
Theo. H. Davies & Company
Baltimore
McQuaid
B. A. Douthitt
Hanor
Meg Quaid
Big Wife
Douthitt
McQuald
Frank Thompson
Ashford
Davies
Sorial
MacQuaid
Makiki Tract sale to spark local home building effort
Dondero and Lansing offer twenty eight acres from Pilkol to Kewalo streets for the Makiki Tract with sixty six lots sized sixty by one hundred and thirty feet. Local capital forms a builders trust to finance homes on quarter down and monthly installments. Homes will be built under owners direction with a $1800 restriction, sewer water and gas provided, and streets parks and shade trees added.
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Montls
Real Cataté Élietes
Fim
Dondero & Linaing
Makikl
Dondero & Lansing
Pilkol
Kewalo
Wilder
Lumalilo
Win Hul
Secion
Fort Street
Supervisors Plan Charter Revision by Appointed Committee
A special committee from the new Board of Supervisors will revise the city and county charter. The panel will examine the charter section by section, identify flaws, and propose amendments. The legislative committee aims to complete work by the next Senate and House meeting. Suggestions are welcome for improved laws and regulations.
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Board of Supervisors
Legislative Committee
Senate
House
Sheriff and Deputies in Line for Salary Increase
Sheriff William Jarrett earns 200 dollars monthly and could see a substantial raise from the new Board of Supervisors. Deputy Charles Rose also stands to gain, as does Chief of Detectives Arthur McDuffie who is highly rated by the board and police committee. If Republican board members back raises for Democratic officials, opposition may come from Mayor Fern or Democratic Supervisor McClellan.
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William Jarrett
Board of Supervisors
Charles Rose
Sheriff's Department
Hetter
Arthur McDuffie
Courle
Fern
McClellan
Fern Signs Appropriation Bill for City and County
Mayor J. J Fern signs the city and county appropriation bill. It heads to print for ten days before becoming law, with funds available for all city and county indebtedness by January 31. The period’s final days in January are dubbed the maddest mid merriest of days at City Hall.
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J. J Fern
Committees On Parade Are Busy
Morning meetings of the Floral Parade auto committee reported encouragement. Officials expect nearly three times as many cars as last year with many owners still deciding entry. A public school meeting will decide foot section participation and number of students. The Hoy Scouts will debut publicly and fraternal orders push the foot section. The parade aims for a large foot section and broader school and nativity participation. Continued on Page 8
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Auto Committee
Prompton
Prevent T
Pope
Department of Public Tnstrucion
Wall
Hoy
Royal Hawaiian Band to Perform at Moana Hotel
The Royal Hawaiian Band plays an eight o'clock concert at Moana hotel this evening. The open air grounds attract a large expected crowd as night entertainment in this popular venue.
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Royal Hawaiian Band
Moana
Roosevelt May Visit Honolulu En Route to Orient
Reports from the mainland say Col Theodore Roosevelt may visit Honolulu within three months. Friends of the Longworth family learned from the ex president’s daughter and son in law in New York that Roosevelt plans an Orient trip via Honolulu. Stanford University meanwhile announced the president will begin his westward trip in March and has agreed to speak at Stanford on March 26. Whether he will then proceed to the Orient is unclear.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Honolulu
Longworths
New York
Orient
Stanford University
Stanford
The
U. S. Takes Up Art of Aviation
SAN FRANCISCO January 19 Lieut Paul W Bock Signal Corps and Lieut J C Walker Eighth Infantry have been detailed to learn to avi ate They are to arrange with aviators to teach them the art of flying The orders reflect U S waking up to the aero plane and biplane role in modern warfare The officers will watch aviators maneuvers and then perfect themselves in handling flying machines
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Brune
San Francisco
Paul W. Bock
Signal Corps
U. S.A
J. C. Walker
Eighth Infantry
Washington
Mytators
United States
Beck
Walker
Tammany Candidate Loses Two Votes in Senate Ballot
Albany Jan 1 William F Sheehan Tammanys candidate for United States Senator from New York to succeed Depew lost two votes today in the Legislature second ballot The fight grows desperate and Tammany leaders preparations for use of influence in tonight's vote are reported.
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Cashionntd
Albany
William F. Sheehan
Tammany
United States
New York
Depew
Aes
More Opium Found on Korea Liner in San Francisco
Fifty five more tins of opium with a value in the thousands were found aboard the Pacific Mail liner Korea, following a prior discovery of twenty thousand dollars worth on the same vessel. Inspectors continue searching the Oriental liner for additional concealments.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
Korea
Life sentences for Japanese conspirators thin out crowd
Tokio Jan 19 Twelve of twenty four Japanese condemned to death yesterday for conspiracy received life imprisonment today. Denjiro Kotoku and his wife, regarded as leaders, were not included on the commutation list.
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Associated Breas Cable
Tokio
Japan
Denjiro Kotoku
Rin Jeaders
Democrats Seek Fortification of Panama Canal Policy
Senator Hernando D Money of Mississippi introduced a resolution urging fortification of the Panama Canal as a national policy, aligning with President Taft’s suggestions. The measure reflects ongoing Democratic support for stronger U S control over the isthmic gateway.
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Associated Presadante
Washington, D. C
Hernando D. Money
Misippi
Panama Canal
Taft
Democrat Attacks Ballinger in Special Bulletin Cable
Senator Duncan A. Fletcher of Florida attacked Secretary Ballinger from the floor in Washington on January 19 urging his removal and declaring him unfit for office. The remarks were carried as a special bulletin from the capital.
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Washington, D. C
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Ballinger
Manslaughter Verdict Against Liddy in San Francisco
Joseph Liddy formerly tied to the Sailors Union was found guilty of manslaughter by a San Francisco jury. He admitted being the shooter to frighten Charles Thulin during a dispute at Sailors Union headquarters, claiming the blow was urged by Thulin. The jury added a clemency recommendation.
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Liddy
Ulen
Rndings
Lakme Abandoned in Gale Off Cape Blanco
San Francisco Jan 10 The steam schooner Lakme foundering off Cape Blanco was abandoned by her crew who were all saved.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Lakme
Cape Blanco
French wineworkers riot over poor crops and wages
Paris January 10 serious riots broke out among champagne district wineworkers amid poor harvests and low wages. unemployment followed as tensions escalated.
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Social Budletin Cabley
Paris
Champagne
Oahu Stock Rush Reflected In Market Activity
A brisk but uneven rush in Oahu shares was noted yesterday and today as trading unfolded on the stopie market. Prices swung with buyers stepping in later, while some sellers failed to appear in the morning. Hawaiian Commercial shares moved, with investors varying expectations. Reports from Ban Prinelaen indicate limited optimism, and Kodak and camera supply ads appeared nearby, highlighting Port Street business.
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Oahu
Ban Prinelaen
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Moana Hotel
U. S
Army
Tammany Man
Democrat
Sailors’ Union
Willam Daler
Pittsfield
Springfield
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Eversthime Photolitewphio
Honorary Photo Supply Co
Port Street
Hotel
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