Hawaiian impostor poses as health inspector robs houses
Detective McDuffle exposes Kan, a Hawaiian youth, posing as a Board of Health Inspector to inspect homes then steal valuables. He was found asleep at his room with a Maltese cross badge reading Hawaiian Inventor and two memorandum books. About forty cases reported. Kan confessed after interrogation.
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Arthur McDumfie
Moine
Joho Kaa
Aiswis
Ie Ae
McDultie
Kia
Jim
Yarioux
McDufhe
Hawailay
Chillingworth
McDuffle
Kna
Emi
Kan
Monnalua
Kapautt Lane
Emma Ar Rest House
Nakamura
Beratanta
Britannia St
Atc
Lillhart
McDute
Cropp
Lihue Plantation Co
Germany
Pease Mis Te Sermenye
Hawaiian-Chinese girl coerced into illegal marriage ordeal in Honolulu
Baker seeks Acting Governor's help to compel surrender of a Hawaiian-Chinese girl held in China by a false marriage. The girl, aged about fifteen, was sent from Hawaii with a Chinese husband who already had a wife. She was mistreated and kept as a drudge, while the other wife reclaimed legal action and rescue efforts begin. The case involves potential actions by federal authorities and a push to return the girl to Honolulu.
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China
Haker
Maker
Concel
Honkkens
Baker
Iniony
John Baker
Mont
Jusk’n Atkinson
Naker
Hongkong
Rollet
Rome
Honolulu
Orient
Hiselty
Hawaii
Abe
Ching
Ulysses Harris
Opening Day for Wanon Golf Links
The Munda Valley golf link formally opened on Saturday July 2. An impromptu competition will be held with a pleasant afternoon social. Ladies of the Golf Club will serve tea in the clubhouse and members and friends are invited to attend and welcome the new course.
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Munda
Hurray Sues Lewis Over Promissory Note Details
Hurry FE Murray filed suit for $500 against D. E. Lewin claiming a July 20 1508 promissory note for $600 given to John T. Holt and later sold by Holt to Malou. The case centers on the note's validity and repayment obligation.
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Hurry FE. Murray
D. E. Lewin
Lewis
John T. Holt
John D. Holt
Malou
Korea Due Monday Arrives Here at Daylight
Mackfeld and Co local agents report a San Francisco cablegram from Pacific Mall lines stating the steamship Korea left yesterday and is due to arrive at daylight next Monday. The message confirms the vessel's scheduled arrival and time.
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U, Mackfeld & Co
Pacific Mall Steamship Line
San Francisco
Korea
Kaiping Taken With Small Loss
Honolulu dispatch reports General Oku stating Kaiping operation from July 7 to July 7 resulted in 24 casualties with 4 men missing. On July 6th and 7th about 180 troops were involved in the action.
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Kaiping
Court case trims service flaws in Mullen v Walker suit
Judge Robinson grants motion to set aside service in the Mullen against Walker case over missing official seal on summons. Attorney T McCants Stewart argues clerical omission invalidates, cites Hayashi Iwata ruling that without seal and signature a summons cannot be amended. Legislature had not clarified amendments to process. judge overrules, favoring vacating service.
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Robinson
W. J. "Rawlins
Thomas Mutlen
Jon Waixer
Tome Court
T. McCants Stewart
Mullen
Stewart
Robinsor
Supreme Court of
Hronr
Robin~ Wu
Tuday
Walker Cua
Acting Governor Atkinson Praises Davie for School Inspector Work
The Acting Governor Atkinson expresses satisfaction with Davie of Menuet sa Normal in Hawaii for his work as school district inspector. He notes Davie’s progress from schooling to life positions, while referencing broader opinions on government and cabinet gossip.
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Atkinson
Davie
Menuet Sa
Echoul
Oahu
Kaus
Davin
Axalet Bove
Jife
Roosevelt
Japanese Repulsed With 30,000 Loss
Mukden Manchuria July 12 Japanese troops landed midway between Port Arthur and Danny. Manila cloudburst destroys San Juan del Monte northeast of the city killing about 200 and causing $2,000,000 in damage. Chicago meat pack strike expands with about 50,000 out locally and 30,000 elsewhere, with price effects noted.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Port Arthur
Mukden
Manchuria
Danny
Manila
San Juan del Monte
Chicago
Trunteas Adopt By Laws Amending Umpire Policy
The fragment notes the trunteas adopting an amendment to the by laws allowing games to be umpired by a single umpire. The readable text is limited and lacks full context or clear entities beyond the organization and by law change.
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Trunteas
Trustees Deny Protests at Baseball League Meeting
The Baseball League trustees met and disapproved two protests. Present were Teen berg Whitney Col Allen and Chile Magworth. The first protest by the Elks challenged a season game timing under a National League rule. The second protest questioned an umpire’s call on a runner out at first base.
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Baseball League
Fie
Teenberg
Whitney
Col. Allen
Chile Magworth
The
Elks
Sunaet
H. A
War aRalokt
Immigration Station Construction Plans Open July Fifteenth
The office of Architect Traphagen Priday will host the bidding for the new immigration station on July 15. Estimated cost around $40,000 for a building at the naval reservation site. Officials anticipate relief once the new quarters are ready, replacing the current inadequate facilities.
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Traphagen
Priday
Immigration Bureau
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Board of Health
John Gardner Murray
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the Kash Co
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Court Slis
Supreme Court
Agat John Walker
Hawaiian Trust 60. Limited
Fort ST
F. Co. Enos
Agent Wells
Fargo
Sorel Opinions
Lee
Jack
Young Bida
Kuroki
Seoul
Motion Pass
Protesis Dinild
Heywood
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Alice
Herbert
Kitty
Harper's Bauaar
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