Burglars Foiled in Waimanalo Plantation Office Attempt
Detectives McDuffie and Renear foiled a planned burglary at the Waimanalo Sugar Company office by capturing two Porto Ricans, Ventura Cartine and Santiago Foutaro, as the trio tried to pry open a window and steal a small safe. The case involved a third conspirator and a cut telephone line. all three were charged with vagrancy and sentenced to one year hard labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDullic
Renear
Waimanalo
Ventura Cartine
Santiago Foutaro
Castine
Fontara
Porto
Waiganalo
Walmannio Wedbeatay
McDuihe
Renoar
Hionolwly
McDuffie
Reneuf
Rudge Iindsay
Hoth
Guilety
Mcbuffie
Walma
Lindsay
Fistic contest ends with forgotten guns in street melee
Two well known Hupolulvans fought on King street near K C Hall and Son's store over a domestic dispute. Both struck blows, weapons forgotten during the melee. Reports note a tense confrontation over conflicting plans for firearms and a brewing family quarrel potential. Judge Gear awaits assignment in Hilo Honolulu cases as Castine and Fontaro face prior proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Street
K. C. Hall & Son
Aharkain
Plaua
George D. Gear
Hilo
Honolulu
Fire Destroys Homes Near Cable Tank In Manila
At about 2 oclock in the afternoon a fire broke out in a row of old wooden houses near the cable tanks. The buildings included A. E. Kons store and two cottages likely from an oil stove. Firefighters and tug Pearle arrived quickly, focusing on the cable tanks within feet of the station. The three houses were totally destroyed and two behind them damaged, with sparks starting further fires but Japanese workers soon contained them.
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Pra
A. E. Kon
Cantral
Krammakal
le Tenquil
Louly Houls
Metrospolitan Ment Co. Kon
Nas Iwen
Contempt Case in Kona Involves Parker Ranch Officials
Samuel Parker J A Mayoon and J Lightfoot face court contempt in Kona over alleged interference with a court order on Parker ranch management. Judge Machewman has rendered a decision. Deputy Sheriff Caillingworth reports island-wide arrests in a Chinese motor incident. Prisoners from Waialua expected in Honolulu. One attacker took 800 from Aki's store. money not located. No deaths among wounded. they are expected to recover.
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Samuel Parker
J. A. Mayoon
J. Lightfoot
Machewman
Kona
Parker Ranch
Bent
Judes
Sherif Brown
Caillingworth
Honolulu
Shwetif
Monolulu
Aki
Washington
Oku
Toshikino
Kuropatkin
Gakaloff
Condendovitch
Takahira
Territory files suit against Pacite Hardware & Steel Company
Attorney General B C P ore for the Territory Castin & Withington and Holmes & Stanley for the corporation completed argument before Judge Gear in the Territory’s complaint alleging violation of Treasury regulations on foreign corporations doing business locally. The judge has the case under advisement. A sheriff’s sale notice appears as Jus W Pratt v Capt Le Claire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. P Ore
Castin & Withington
Holmes & Stanley
Judge Gear
Pacite Hardware & Steel Company
Treasury
Chinaman Killed in Valley Runaway
A Chinese hackman was badly injured in a runaway in the upper Munoa valley and died at Queen’s hospital. Deputy Sheriff McGuent investigates. a coroner's inquest may be held. Judge Gvar sits again Monday to decide the Hell Christian case.
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Chinewe Hackman Wa
Munoa Valley
Queen's Hosp
Sherif McGuent
Gvar
Maui Home Rule Rulers Reject Fusion on Candidate Stand
The Maui Home Rulers met at the rink and debated instructing their det onator to back a Home Rule candidate or to align with the Democratic party. About forty attended. both propositions failed, and delegates were given free rein at the convention. Hon. F. W. Beckley's name was mentioned as a potential Home Rule nominee and delegate to Congress.
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Wailuin
Man
Maui
Did Okating
Elf
Home Rule Party
Democratic Party
F. W. Beckley
Ur tine Returns From South Seas
Mr Sinclair and his companions plan the coastward voyage aboard the schooner yacht Lurtine. The party, including Sinclair and Freeman, reports a 2 200 mile run from Honolulu to Nakahiwa in seventeen days, then 400 miles to Papeete in three and a half days, claiming a record sailing passage between the ports in Tahiti's French domain.
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Lurtine
Maren
Harlios
Dk. Sinclai
Mia
Sinclair
Miss Sinclair
Arthor Sinclair
B. Ry Freeman
Freeman
Honolulu
Nakahiwa
Marquenas Group
Tne
Papeote
Tahiti
Thane
Papento
South Sea
Hall driven mad by a lie and Andrews hunts perjurers
Acting Governor Andrews takes up the case of common justice as a tumultuous legal drama unfolds. Allegations arise linking Jane Hall to a criminal assault and a mistrial, while Anne Kentwell fights to annul a marriage. Attorney General Andrews voices concern over possible perjury in the Hall trial as details spill into page four.
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Atlotusy General Andrews
Tie Cheo
oMr
Jane Hall
Albert Clirte Tan
Annle
Kentwell
Grice
Smt
Anne Kentweil
Eliza Holt
Christian
Hall
George Kentw
Atkinson
Mamie Cheistian
Iliea
Etty & Moat
Andrews
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Waimanalo Plantation
MR. Dooley
CLAA
Glassat
Iolani
Iblanns
the Kash Co., Ltd
Dix
W. Pratt
Kaana
Waialua
James
Holt
Capt
le Claire
Roach
Angaascent
Wailuku
Urtine
South Seas
Marquesas
Apia
Pago Pago
Fiji
Ventura
F.C. Enos
Wells Fargo & Co
Hackman
Panamas
Ing Gide
Port Arthur
Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Wei Hai Wei
Chefao
London
England
Japan
Chefoo
Great Britain
Alexieff
Vladivostok
Siberia
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Tachekiao
Tokio
Tachikiao
Santioff
Kondrateviteh
Europatkin
Atlapes of Laird, Schobur & Co
Manufacturer Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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