Polson Court Fines Man for Animal Cruelty in Morning Session
Sato, a Japanese man, was fined $15 for cruelty to animals after an arrest led by Special Officer Apana. The case centered on a horse tied and branded cruelly during the incident, with bail set at $10. The defendant showed a smug demeanor in court, claiming the horse was merely tied for a title and that the whip and tack caused no harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polson
Sato
Apana
Aininly
Bate
Excursion at Intersdaland Draws Visitors for Saturday Trip
President Kennedy of the Intersdaland praised the ongoing flow from Manta Loa and the favorable weather. He expressed satisfaction with recent trips and the reception, noting that many visitors already inquire about the Saturday excursion and expect similarly perfect conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manta Loa
Manchuria Boycott Moves by Southern Chinese Merchants
The Chinese merchants of southern Manchuria plan a boycott of Japanese goods to protest perceived mistreatment by northern China. The campaign is prepared with backing from major business houses and aims to spread from Dalby southward, affecting provinces as protests cite violated agreements with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Japan
China
Asmyre
Ut Move
Dalby
Edina
Shor Jung Hina
Unclear Antique Trade Brief Mentioning Boycott
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Chinese merchants, foreign reps, and a boycott of certain goods. References a person named Jagan and vague actions with a shoulder item. Lacks coherent events, dates, or clear organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LMS
Jagan
Honolulu Brewing and Malting unveils new calendar
The Primo calendar from the Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company features a Diamond Head scene with a Hawaiian flag, aiming to attract circulation. Juvenile court day at the police station noted, with Chief of Detectives Taylor and Officer Lent reviewing the case amid arrests and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Brewing and Malting Company
Diamond Head
Catendar Ia
Paradise of
Pacifio
Langton
Po|son
Taylor
Joseph Lent
Feault Ainetye
Melani Seliaal Todas
Olor
Local and General News Briefs From The Town
In brief items, local finance, public notices, and daily incidents appear. A Humane officer is named a Board of Health agent. Laundry wages on Sundays are restricted. An altercation with a Chinaman leads to a charge and bail. Train and street traffic incidents disrupt travel. A school reunion and old boys gathering are scheduled, plus a planned volcanic excursion and other local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Globe
England
Pusell
Day & Co
Benny & Co
Main
Tone Davivon
Board of Health
A. Blow
Uni
Ron
California
Waikiki
W. C Bergin
Peeris
A. N. Kepotknt
Duder Findany
Maxine
Sylvester Stapporm
Fernandes
Kaatumand Street
Theo
H. Daylen & Ua
Tauken
Henry May & Co
W. CG. Peacock
Axatora
Taft
Wailuka
Intercor
Royal School
Jove
Jol
Chile
Maui Newsanya
Honolulu
Kinaw
Tromutn
Misc Household Tools and Kitchenware Apparatus List
A mixed listing of household items including German wood ball mixing spoon Candie and coffee sandwich cutters Timbal jelly moulds apple corers paring knives wooden butter moulds and paddy ware pieces. The fragment suggests a catalog style inventory of cooking and baking implements without a coherent narrative or pricing.
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McInerny Shoe Store
Fort Street
Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Swimming Club
Adralsstoo
Bex
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co
Leithead
Young Bldg
King Street
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
Miss Power
Boobton Meee Fort Street
Nuuanubetw
Hotel and King
Uyeda
Stoge Exchange
Walmen
Easton
Ookala
London
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Stock and Bond Department
Honolary Stock and Bond Exchange
William Williamson
ORT and Merchant &Tael
Private Exchange
Primo Beer
J. Lando
Boss OF the Road
Bovgott Jap Goods
Eginning
Lewis & Go, Li
Black Forest
Emer Ne
Crex
Union Sts
Rainier
C. A. Nelson
Paragon Market
Gore
Tania Streets
the Palm
Hotel St
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
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