Disorderly Court Proceedings and Fines in Local Sessions
A jumble of court items reports sentencing for drunkenness, moral law violations, and assaults. Notable names include W Gray, Mary de Davin, Harry T Hule, Mary K Mills, and Ki Hing. Fines range from a few dollars to twenty-five, with judges and appraisers mentioned in estate matters and tax cases.
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Uwett
W. Gray
Deanewdl
Miles
Mary de Davin
Une Cage
Harry T Hule
Mary K
Lodge Monreal
Lacrtive
Henry May
California
M Petter Predenberg
W. Lo Whitty Yuaterday
American Clay Machinery Company
Frank K. Thompson
Garnivhee
Honolulu Lava Brick Company
Maurice TP. Carey Olvlmy
Canpar Lam
Weringo Molutein
Monuartat
Holateit
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Shipping New Steamer Kilauea Ready For Launch
Reported today that Intertsland Steam Navigation plans launch of the new steamer Kilauen at Union Iron Works San Francisco in August. Vessel will be passenger type with improvements and overhaul of the Mune Lon planned.
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A. Kennedy
Intertsland Steam Navigation Company
Launhing
Kilauva
Union Iron Works
Konw
Kawtun
Tandard American
Sihndond American Company
Honolulu
Barber
Bidoting Shipbuilding Company
Standard American Dressing Company
Feancireau
San Francisco
San Poitra
Freighter Conversion Aims for South American Route
The freighter Pentaylvnning Lee of the Poelfe Mall line on the South American ring will be converted into an all banner on bar wast voyngn into Sin Praudeed. Officials cite cost and labor concerns, seeking greater efficiency and cargo capacity for future voyages.
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Hie Willen
Untun Tran
Muxtalllig Olbinenere
Congress Party Plans Visit for Inland Members
Sawernne reports a Congress party plan to visit the Inland during the late August to early September period. The event may occur August 29 or September 2 with no firm confirmation. The schedule is unsettled but organizers expect a formal entertainment program aligned with the party’s routine events.
Imported Rice Shipment Increase Reported
A county meeting reported a rise in imported rice shipments for June with 40 percent more tonnage than May. Inspectors found infection in shipments including Japanese beetle and other pests, prompting disposal and parasite release experiments to combat coconuts and related crops.
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Diate Elvan Jim
Vetatla
Molokal
California
Kuedunut
Grover
Kaimuki Club Calls Meeting for Action
Kaimuki Improvement Club members plan to discuss upcoming issues at a meeting tomorrow night at BH Rowan’s residence. Topics include selecting a new board of supervisors and forming a separate municipality from Honolulu, with supervisors facing criticism. The gathering is expected to be well attended and lively.
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Kaimutil, Walllse and
Paloto Improvement Club
Rowan
Supervivora
Mid. Towne
Kukywylne
Honolulu
Baseball Charges Not Substantiated Amid Poor Attendance
A muddled report claims charges against a Japanese player Nakamori, with efforts to lift them failing as key officials did not appear. A further meeting is scheduled to address the unresolved accusations while Nakamura reportedly traveled to Hawaii.
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Ohare
Nakamori
Hahiel Hower
Chillingworth
Nakamura
Becau
Withope
Hawaii
Jeolf
County land sale power debated in state commission filing
Attorney General A G Smith drafts opinion denying state rail commission authority to condemn land for right of way. The filing argues the county should assume land purchase and rail project control, while alleging the county lacks explicit power to convert funds and take over the project.
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Apinion
Tepaty Atetorney
A. G. Smith
Rad Commisision
Thin Anne
Oman
Humane Society seeks city aid for dog euthanasia chamber
The Honolulu Humane Society asks City and County Supervisors for a 200 donation to fund a lethal chamber in the city pound. The plan, backed by Mayor J. J. Penn, envisions a wooden six by thirty inch box with a viewing window to euthanize stray dogs swiftly, claiming a one minute process with no visible suffering.
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Hongluin
Larme
Georges A. Brown
J. J. Penn
Ave Humane Society
Wade
Hrown
Aimaolf
Brown
Honolulu Humane Society
Mr. Brown
Oorvelyer
Shoei
William Jarrett
Pablic Works
Campbell
Honalul Gas Company
Hy Halloven
Uwe Humane Society
Korn
Munte
Charles 5 Judd Takes Office Amid Turmoil
Charles 5, Judd assumes office in a tense transition as local officials and press discuss staffing, asset claims, and plans for oil industry shifts. The controversial move prompts questions about authority, strategy, and the future of Washington state, Alaska, and Oregon holdings.
Parker a Milo boom dominates town meeting notes
A chaotic OCR fragment outlines political maneuvering around Alan B Parker's nomination in the 1918 campaign. It records reception for Parker by Democratic leaders, mentions senators and party factions, lists numerous names, ports, and dates, and hints at campaign planning and endorsements across Hawaii and other locales.
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Washington, DB
Pda
Law Bens
Alan B Parker
Parker
Nimiy
Demetric Helleopp
Wits
Macon
Hatfey
Ature
Desi Whivic
Conitnss
Judge Barker
Dinny Potitey
Wland
Transport Service Movements From Honolulu to Asia and Pacific
Shipping notices show vessels and routes with Honolulu origin calls. Logan sails for Ran Frans eleco arriving May 12, Sheridan leaves Honolulu for Ban Frandsen arriving July 14, Sherman bound for Manila arriving July 14, Bu ford from Manila duty July 14, and Maile listed for multiple ports including Yokohama and Vancouver with August departures and August arrivals.
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Seattle
Logan
Honolulu
Ran Franseleco
Sheridan
Ban Frandsen
Sherman
Manila
Awr
Buford
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