Burglary case leads to police court adjournment
Solomon Lase Nuht, a native, was arrested last night for burglary along with a female accomplice planned to rob a native's house. The break in involved smashing a door and scattering items. The case heard in police court was adjourned until tomorrow for committal. A dairyman J Bilva of Kamoihili pleaded guilty to packing milk. sentence suspended for six months. Douglas White, author of On To Manila, noted for accurate work.
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Murphy Beats Mile World Record In Less Than A Minute
Murphy rides a mile in under one minute, surpassing his June 21 record by over seven seconds. The feat, backed by the Tribune, marks the fastest mile time on earth by any power.
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Local and General Highlights From Honolulu News
An engineer sought for the Honolulu Fire Department. The J A Caumies arrives in port as the Bulletin goes to press. The Tribune notes Murphy riding to victory as an ad on page 6. Samuel Parker and wife depart for home in Waines via Ki nau today. Upright pianos available from the toormanent plan per Bergstrom ad on page 5. Hawaiian Hardware Co erecting a large new shed on Fort street for oil storage. Foreign Office seeks the pamphlet on the Hawaiian Islands by Daniel Logan. Executor’s sale of wives to occur in Morgan’s room Saturday, daily 20 at noon, as seen on pages. Ex-Deputy Sheriff Scott returns to Maui aboard the Kian. says business on Maui is good. Captain King remains outwardly unsettled after his trip to the other side of the island and was not at the Executive building. The Fort street building formerly Henry May & Co will be auctioned at 12 noon next Wednesday July 26. Morgan’s ad on page 4. Jos F Morgan to auction a variety of greenhouse and nursery plants Friday July 28 at 10 pm at Mrs Riemenschneider’s residence, Reed on page 8. In police court this forenoon George Lawecki fined 3 dollars and costs for assault and battery on Ane Hila after a drunken brawl. A Utera hack driver arrested for assault on a Chinese man. Japanese lunges described. Ah Cheong sentence suspended for six months for unlawful possession of opium. Ah Lap fined 15 dollars and costs for possession of che fa tickets.
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Robbery of Interior employee by city soldiers
An afternoon paper reports an assault on Tom Cumming of the Road Department near Punchbowl and Beretania streets. Three burly soldiers demanded cash, total $17, and Cumming surrendered quickly, judging resistance impossible. He says he was glad to pay to avoid danger.
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