Compromise Reached As Independents Pass Unpaid Bills Act
The Senate, split between Republicans and independents led by Senator Kalauokslant, reached a compromise to pay the unpaid bills of the Public Works Department as proposed by Acting Governor Cooper. Republicans will oppose any new loan measure. The Brown bill, set for readings, may advance amid House uncertainty and possible adjournment.
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Senate
Benator Kalauokslant
Public Works Department
Cooper
Benate
Dilemme
Sien
Ulupalakus Cowboy Rescues Runaway Brake on Market Street
A native cowboy from Ulupalakus stopped a runaway horse and brake on Market Street last Sunday. He spurred his horse, grabbed a rope tied to a hitching post, and dragged the post for over 300 yards to slow the horse. No injuries or damage occurred to either horse or vehicle.
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Wathuku
Ulupalakus
Market Street
W. A. Bailey
Hore
Idiosyncrasy Highlighted in Honolulu Rent Case
Attorney Thomas Fitch notes a quirky 0cla legal condition in Honolulu. He says when a person earns rents of 200.8 annually, some attorney may rush to label the recipient a spendthrift and charge 100 in fees to distribute the remaining 200. The remark appears in the Bulletin report.
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Honolulu
Thomas Fitch
To & Bulletin
Dow Family Visit and Local Outing After Pearl Harbor
Mrs. Dow and family traveled Saturday afternoon to Pearl Harbor, spent the night, and returned by noon the next day. They visited near the vending area, cooked dinner, and later moved to a nearby site where a hot object on the ground was noted.
Accident Tally Seeks Aid As Acting Governor Helps Boy
A boy sustained a bad burn after touching hot metal during a crab Aehing expedition. Acting Governor Cooper arrived in his launch and, seeing the injury, carried the boy to his house, treated and bandaged him, then returned him to his parents. The Dow family expresses gratitude for his kindness.
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Cooper
Dow
Mr. Cooper
Rathburn charges Dr. Carter of Maka in assault case
Judge Rathburn traveled to Maka this forenoon to pursue a complaint against Dr. Carter for assault with a weapon. He states he was not in Dr. Carter's yard when the revolver shots occurred and that rumors of armed retainers are unfounded, calling the stories mere gossip.
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Rathburn
Dr. Carter
Maka
Judge Rathburn
Bulletin
Twain
Carter Place
Armen
Deportation Denied for Kut Yong in Honolulu Case
Judge Estee ruled Kut Yong must be deported as an unlawful Chinese laborer lacking required certificates, remanding her to the Marshal. The opinion states she would be American if born in Hawaii or married to a domiciled Chinese, but evidence fails. It upholds longstanding policy to restrict Chinese laborers and cites treaties and statutes.
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Estee
Kut Yong
Inn
United States
Art of Confess
Thene Ivlands
Couren Unt
Kut Kong
District of Harwall
Hawaiiag Islands
Tin Yeu
America
Fujihara fugitive rumor and Honolulu danger claim
The High Sheriff believes the Japanese murderer Fujihara remains at large and will hide near the Big Inland, planning to leave the country when safe. Dr. Bogle treats corns and painful nails. A nurse reports a newborn brother for Tommy, with birthday wishes.
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Fujihara
Honolulu
Plot Uncovered Involved Robbery Plot Suspects Arrested
Detectives report a three-man scheme led by a Chinese hack driver and two recently arrived men. They allege plans to rob a Chinaman, with a native boy as witness. The trio faces Judge Wilcox in Police Court on vagran y charges after a public incident near Kaahumanu Street.
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Kapa
Roy
Wilcox
Vas Graney
Kapatama
Atrert
Walpilaptlo
Kaithi
Kahaniki
Kamehameha School
Kaapu
Queen
Robl Sarset
Vagran
Libel for Divorce Case in War-Torn Household
Jamm A Kamalae petitions for divorce from Jenah Kumalae on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment dating from May 1901. Allegations include repeated beatings, threats with a carving knife, and demands that she leave the home. Valued at about 23000 dollars with rental income 250 monthly. seeks absolute divorce, alimony, temporary support, and restraining order to protect assets. Court to decide property, support, and alimony terms. J T Debott represents the plaintiff.
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Jamm A. Kamalae
Jenah Kumalae
Dartis
Thor
Whellant
Betapas
Hibellee
Ibeliant
Thel Jee
Belle
Libellant
Ibelice
Iibellant
Ibeilant
Ahe
Teidaldo
J.T. Debott
Plaintif
John do Rego Survives Apparent Death Hoax
From Wailuku on July 20 stories spread that John do Rego had died after being thrown from a horse last week. A large town rumor triggered telephones to Lahaina and a mournful procession formed toward his home, only to find him alive and sitting in a chair.
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Wailuku
John Do Rego
John
Lahaina
John de Kego
A BITING HATCH AT A Honolulu Luau
Hoobui and Apua two natives were arrested Saturday night on mayhem charges after a luau incident in Kalihi. They allegedly bit each other causing injuries including missing teeth pieces. Police sent them to Queen's Hospital and they appeared in court with cases continued to tomorrow.
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Hoobui
Apua
Honolulu
Gio
Togwether
Apu
Hoolutl
Queen's Hospital
Three George W Smiths Cause Local Mix Up in Selection
In town three men named George W Smith face a potential mix up as two are chosen and the third fears slighting. Friends with patriotic initials speculate which of the trio will be excluded from the selection, leaving one George W Smith uncalled.
Grant transport to Manila leaves San Francisco tomorrow
The transport Grant from San Francisco is exported here tomorrow with Quartermaster General Ludington aboard. He is on a tour of inspection and will remain in the Philippines for several months to review matters. The Grant was scheduled to depart San Francisco on the 1th.
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Grant
San Francisco
Ludington
Sam Francisco
Chinese Butcher Discharged After False Pretenses Charge
Gee Wo, a Chinese butcher, appeared in Police Court this forenoon on a charge of false pretense but the case was nolle prosequi. The halt followed Judge Wilcox's recent decision in Yong Kang Hung that Advisor Cooper, as Secretary of Territory, had no right to sue Chinese certificates.
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Gee Wo
Hoon
Wilcox
Yong Kang Hung
Cooper
Territory
Porto Rican laborers recruited for Planters Association
Minvitle, employed for months by the Planters Association to recruit and arrange laborers from Porto Rico, prepared to return with his family to Olwa to settle permanently. Manager Meorker claims Porto Ricans are content, with Peter McRae earning favor by attending to workers' needs, including provisioning milk for children.
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Minvitle
Planters’ Association
Porto
T Anu
Olwa
Mipville
Olu
Porto Rica
Iorker
Peter McRae
Wallut Mill Steam Blast Sends Two Men Escape
A Pale mill blast yesterday sent men fleeing as steam surged, with two workers escaping in time. No further injuries reported as investigators assess damage to the mill and surrounding area.
Unclear passage on plantation labor and figures
Fragmentary report mentions McRae and McStocker with labor handling by Misville on a plantation. References 16 Porto Ricans and a main storehouse or tore. Context and details are garbled with no clear event or outcome.
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McRae
Attorney General Seeks Vacation Before Marriage
The Attorney General writes Acting Governor Cooper in Hawaii Territory requesting a lengthy vacation to marry, noting many years in service with minimal leave. He explains constant work including Sundays and nights, and asks to be allowed to leave for San Francisco in about a month.
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Hawai Bir
Attorney General's Office
St. Tam
S En Francisco
The Shoe Co Sale Prompts Hint of Bargain Shoes
A fragment from a district page notes a sale at the Manufacturers' Shoe Co. offering shoes at half price. The dialogue references Oxford ties and Grace, implying shoppers seek bargains in local retail.
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Ethel
Grace
Oxford
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Japanese Husband Held After Giant Powder Discovery
Weitoku Takiori, a Japanese man, is held in Wailuku jail on suspicion after a girl living in Hawaii found a piece of giant powder with fuse and cap in a fireplace. The husband had vowed to bring his wife home but she refuses. Sheriff Baldwin currently holds the powder and Taklochity faces the suspected crime.
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Weitoku
Takiocki
Wailuku
Takiori
Hawaii
Japan
Fair Dame
Taidoch
Pleamure
Baldwin
Spowder
Frank Davey Killed Twelve Foot Shark
A twelve foot man eating shark was caught and killed at Pearl Harbor yesterday by crews of Reilgindyn and Marlon. The shark fought the crew and was hauled aboard the Gladys after it bit a crewman. The stomach contained shoulderblade fragments and a miscellaneous collection.
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Hebron
Pilot Bed
Pearl Harbor
Re! Gindyn
Marlon
Fib
Contempt witness and habeas writ in Kapiolani case unfolds
The Kapiolani Katate v Ka nehoe Ranch Co case heard before Judge Gear featured Frank Pablo held for contempt and Patia as a witness. AG M. Robert secured a writ of habeas corpus returnable at 4 pm. Other matters included Holt heirs funds, estate of Alma, and several demurrers and continuances. All trials postponed to Wednesday. jurors excused if idle.
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Kapiolani Katate Va Kanehoe Ranch Co. Ltd
Jude Gear
Frank Pablo
Patia
AG. M. Robert
Frear
Toor
W. W. Thayer
JA. Magoon
Kolohade
Ierwmia
Ve. Hames
Malupo
Wallele
Holt
Henrymith
Gear
Thomas Fitch
Mr. Smith
Smith
Executive grants vacation and wine license updates
Acting Governor Cooper authorized Attorney General Dole to grant vacation and absence up to sixty days. Licenses approved for Lau On at Kabuku and Levi Joseph at Hana. M Branco denied 18 dealer's license at Laupahoebo Hawaii. Kiser at Honakiy Hawaii refused. Frank G Deross and William Downer of Hito mentioned amid deportation case notes.
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Executive Council
Cooper
Dole
Lau
Kabuku
Levi Joseph
Hana
Maul
M. Branco
Laupahoebor
Geo. Kiser
Honakiy Hawaii
Frank G. Deross
William Downer
Hito
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Tommy
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Kalihi
Mubalae
George W's
Porto Rigars
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Henry E. Cooper
Hall
Frank Davey
Thea
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Pahia
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