Police Andbie to Catch Two Very Bold Robbers
Police Malama in Palama and nearby districts report daylight robberies as two Japanese suspects target servants’ quarters for three weeks. Detectives Kaapa and crew track footprints and stolen goods. clues point to a single group planning further escapes across the islands.
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Mi Ln
Kaapa
Godfrey Brown
Punchbowl Street
D. McVeigh
Atc
Tim Bean
Auid'e Jane
Kapalua
Wille
Fire at Colney Hatch Insane Asylum Kills Fifty Women
LONDON Jan 27 A devastating blaze at the Colney Hatch insane asylum killed fifty female inmates and trapped many others. Rescue crews battled the flames as hundreds of patients were saved amid chaotic scenes and the demented inmates impeded efforts to help.
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London
England
Colney Hatch Insane Asylum
China seeks relief plan for treasury, asks European ministers
Peking January 27 China asks European Ministers demanding indemnity payments to propose a relief plan for its impoverished treasury. The government seeks a remedy to ease fiscal strain caused by prior indemnities and wartime costs.
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Associated Press
Peking
China
Ingo
Newlands Elected Senator in Nevada Fusion Victory
Francis G. Newlands was today elected United States Senator in Nevada to succeed Senator Stewart. He ran as the Fusion party candidate, after a campaign in Carson City on January 27.
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Associated Prom
Carson
Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
United
Stewart
Newlands
Fusion Party
Berlin
Germany
Baron Speck von Sternberg
United States
von Helleben
Prince Stolberg Found Dead in Castle Park at Nordhausen
Reports from Nordhausen Germany state Prince Stolberg was found dead in Castle Park. Officials consider murder or self harm possible. In Chicago officials announce coal sold at cost to combat a coal famine. A German freighter Hiner was reported distressed off Wales with all aboard safe.
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Nordhausen
Germany
Prince Stolberg
Chicago
Hil
London
England
Hiner
Wales
Controversy over harbor authority and Volcano House plans
Proceedings before Judge Extwo or the Treasury Secretary address who controls the harbor amid actions by the Collector of Customs and police. The case involves Young Brothers fined for night operations, police licensing issues aboard the Elipse, and a shift in Volcano House management with F. Waldron returning to Hawaii to boost improvements and tourist travel, including a new free trip promotion and discounted rates for longer stays.
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Dectiian
Secretary of the Treasury
Young Brothers
United States
Breckonsted
Eelipse
Mau
Yyo Pollew
F. Waltron
Volcano
Are
Waldron
Richard IL Trent
Volcano House
St. Clair Hidgood
Mowan Hotel
Shidgood
Atpadt
Dtgood
Vrolcano
Bidgood
Trontle
Hilo
Kau
Holumpo
Koneenon
Mauna
Honolais
Trent Age
Pratt's Blind Message and Fire Case At Court
Governor Dole spoke about consulting Mr Pratt for guidance on a government matter tied to a fire claim. He noted cables from Pratt’s firm and awaited a reply from the Interior Secretary. In another matter, the Witten trial in the Potion Court concluded with Judge Wilcox reserving judgment, possibly delaying until tomorrow.
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Dole
Ndan
Tod
G. Pratt
Pratt
Lin
Frou Tin
Tr Dole
Wilcox
Territorial transfers to Federal Government near Kabul
The correspondence between EDR. Stackable in Honolulu and Governor Dole discusses two land lots at Kabash. One was turned over to the Federal Government, the other used to build a necessary lockup. The Government allows indefinite occupancy of the second lot.
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Kabul
Tom Hausa Ake
Edr
Honolwi
Dole
Kabash
Firrt
Chickens in Jail Case Involving Jack Knox
Detectives report Jack Knox, a Black man, confessed to stealing chickens from a Patama ranch last week. The birds were recovered near Kina Hreet and Dewha bine, where Knox allegedly sold them for five dollars and a half a dozen. Fowls are kept at the station house for use as evidence in court. HOCKING In Honolulu, January 100%.
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Jack Knox
Knapo
Patama
Kina Hreet
Dewha Bine
Knox
Jim Kapition
Kalaoa Bridge Collapse Report Amid Severe Weather
In Kalauao Eve reports a bridge collapse due to bad weather. Authorities rushed a temporary crossing over the stream with plans for a permanent replacement once the weather improves. Local district boards acted swiftly to restore passage.
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Kalauao
the Distrist
Komala Hilo Railway Advance Hints From Pecks Trip
F Peck returns to Eilo in the Kile niu today and is expected to finalize plans for work on the Kolulutulo partway. Authorities say his Honolulu return will likely complete the sequence of arrangements. Fine job printing at the Bulletin.
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F. Peck
Eilo
Kileniu
Ejectment case ends abruptly amid delays
The ejectment case of Adolph Kunet against Charlie Katman collapsed as plaintiff's counsel offered a voluntary nonsuit after defendant refused further delay. The matter involved a Catholic Mission lands lease dispute on Oahu with prior appeals and multiple judgments ranging from 61 to 270 dollars. A separate divorce action and injunction dissolution are noted, with February trial terms anticipated.
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Adolph Kunet
Charlie Katman
Thompson
Plaleti
Hinwinee
Wit
Keneos
Rom
Mall
Bilttian
Putoe
Paller
Tre Plaintit
Wattahole
Oahu
Panaperte
District Court of Honolulu
C. Ming Hym
Wong Kowal Et al
Inetween
Farrgoing
R. Puuki
F Kanha
Martins Ve
O. H. Moore
Koulau Kutkalatao
Aidmite
William’s Birthday Commemorated by German Consulates
The 41st anniversary of Emperor William I’s birth is noted with displays by the German and other consulates in the city. No reception at the German Consulate will be held due to the recent death of Wir Idenberg, per current custom.
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Tontay
William I
Gerevany
Wir
Idenberg
Deputy Attorney General Discusses Appointments at Meeting
Deputy Attorney General Loriia Andrews told reporters that no permanent appointments were decided, noting Deputy Attorney General Doothitt handles work in Hilo. Andrews declined to name candidates. A rehearsal of Maritana is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. at the opera house with duties afterward.
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Loriia Andrews
Dovt
Republican Territorial Committee
Ae Hy
Meig
An Irews
Doothitt
Hilo
Andreve
Opera House
Durty
Judge Wilcox Court Hears Silva Lottery Trial
Crowded courtroom as Judge Wilcox presides over the Silva case with Silva Rithenberg and DI defendants. Deputy Sheriff Chilfimeworth faces cross-examination attempts. Creighton questions witnesses while the court rules against most objections. The lottery tickets tied to the Loulinna Lottery are entered as evidence, nolle pro tunc granted for now, with new charges likely and rearrest planned this afternoon. An Eastern magic exhibition planned for Par Viva Heights offers 25 cent admission tonight and tomorrow, promising a novel act by Mohamed and Iscumel Katin in the new pavilion.
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Wilcox
Speviatoy
Withers
Thle Timing
Creighton
Territorial Supreme Court
Atultt
Kilva
Iekete
Onefida Publien Co
Sher
Nolle
Figamne
Silva
Thin Wan
Parvito Heights
Mohamed
Iscumel Katin
le Fadian
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Colonel Lynch
T Assodated Press
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Haun Af Tim
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