Morangy's People Not Liquor License Saw Skies AFLame
Neptune boarded the Canaiing-Auateauda Royal vessel the Aorangs arriving from Sydney Melobane and Suva docking at Pacific Mall wharf. Passengers planned to visit Honolulu Vancouver and Victoria before sailing to England. The voyage featured Neptune the carnival shaving ceremony and a large steerage crowd with many seeking standing room. The Aorangl reported calm seas though observers noted a red glow in the sky after sunset and a whale sighting near Honolulu with passengers amused by the episode.
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Canaiing-Auateauda Royal Mall
Neptune
Vancouver
Victoria
Honolulu
J Bowling
J. Sunderland
Sydney
Uriabane Roads
Teaving
Made To Order Corona Colt Shoes Advertised
Fragmentary ad copy promises patent leather shoes not affected by heat or void. Claims to offer early ordering with price details and information on how to place orders. Includes unclear contact prompts and names, with garbled brand and agent references.
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Corona Colt
Tully Guat
Crark
Saniile
Orden Pte
Meister
Fisher
Chive
Court hears Fujioka case in police session
In Bolles Court Judge Hatchelor and Police Inspector Hatchelor presided as Fujioka was charged for illegal alcohol procurement. He had quit briefly then resumed without a new license, with four notices given for renewal. His case may move to tomorrow’s police court. more defendants from the city are expected to appear. Deputy Attorney General Cathcart reportedly plans changes, with Mr Douthitt advanced to a new post.
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Pustoka
Wame
Bolles
J. Hatchelor
Lleetion
Fujioka Stater
Rome
Hatcheloy
Alent
Ely
Japan
Cathcart
Douthitt
Howbhitt
Resignation Offered by AV Gear as Fourth District Chair
A 1902 notice reports AV Gear resigning as chairman of the Fourth District Committee of the Republican Party. Gear cites inability to devote needed time to run the committee and asks the group to accept his resignation immediately. The meeting is set for 4 o'clock in the afternoon to formalize the action.
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A.V. Gear Clairman
Gear
Stroke Strikes Local Official Bergerweny Twice
TBergerweny, a longtime official, suffered a paralytic stroke yesterday afternoon on Bethel street while dining at his office. He regained some movement and walked briefly the next day, with prior strokes reported in San Francisco and this city last year and in November.
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TR Berger
Akent
Lie Dept
Bethel Street
Lrumediawsty
Bergersi
Phyaleti
Diamond Head
Bergerwen
San Praticiora
Say
Thin City
Cathcart's Position A Douthitt Talks of Cathcart's Resignation
A Douthitt says he has knowledge of Cathcart's reported resignation as Deputy Attorney General and his promotion to the position. The article notes Rowthitt's possible knowledge of Cathcart discussing private law work and potential vacancies amid recent political chatter and police court updates.
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A. Douthitt
Hie
D. W. Cath Sarean
Aid
Rowthitt Maya
Cathcart
T Rawlins
Dole Visits Los Angeles on Hawaii Route
Governor Linford Dole of Hawaii travels through Los Angeles en route to San Francisco. He praises President Roosevelt’s Indorsement of Hawaiian band work while avoiding broader political comment. The discussion centers on current administration conditions and a tense, uncertain policy climate.
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Rom Angoli
Linford
Dole
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Francis
Roonevert Indorsel
Banda
Hole
Writ of Habeas Corpus Case Halts at Common Law Ground
In a petition by Reminger Ferreira for a writ of habeas corpus the court debates form and authority. Judge Goar questions whether two Chronic Conet Judges can hold term sessions and whether mutiniae was detective, with counsel arguing California precedent and the need for proper commitment phrasing under the law.
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Trommuton
Réminger Ferreira
Sear
Goar
George A. Tavis
K. M. Brooks
Gentad
HNL
Davie
Tata
Domingos Kerrola
Cowie
California
Leangie
Mavis
Jundue Gray
Eich
Davia
Havin
Donthitt
Corporal O Leary Beaten After Altercation At Camp
Corporal Daniel O Leary of the Artillery baseball team was assaulted at about 9 p m near camp. He was battered and knocked down, taken to the police station for the night, and returned to camp this morning. Three assailants pleaded not guilty in police court. cases continued.
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Daniel O'Leary
Artillery
Opinion Formed In Naniel Yowell Fraternity Case
In Poller Court this forenoon Autores Ash ford for prosecution and De Hult for defense argued over a preliminary examination. De Bolt asked to delay and Wilcox noted a decisive opinion had been formed and the matter would be heard before Judge Diskey. The case will continue tomorrow with arrangements pending before Judge Dickey.
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Naniel Yowell
Manelwantior
Konewannl
Poller
Autores Ashford
Andy Uilermey de Hult
de Bolt
Poties
Dudes Wilcox
Diskey
Dickey
Court Hearing Set On Humet Settlement At Honoustly Plantation
An appeal hearing is scheduled for Monday at UF o'clock affecting Humet and the Honoustly Plantation Company. The document references a prior order and lists lawyers for both complainant and respondent. The court will consider exceptions and extend time for examination of related filings.
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Honouin
Harkother
Avstatant
Ant
A. Silliman
Hiteh
Oregon Foul of Anchors Hits Harbor After Banked Tide
The bark Oregon, Captain Parker, arrived from Newhaven with coal, weathered strong headwinds, and entered port at 2 o'clock. A tangled anchor line caused the vessel to drop anchor near a heap of old anchors at the harbor bottom, needing effort to free. Another anchor was brought up later, believed to have rested there for years.
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Oregon
Parker
Royal
Jon
Opening of New Kawaiaha Seminary Building
On matchday the New Punahon preparatory school building on the Dulin College grounds was opened. Architects defended cracks, trustees reportedly discussed delays, and the building was accepted after a sun‑driven explanation. Certificate exercises and a concert followed at the Kawaiaha Seminary with students in white, including a bilingual narration of the story of Joshua.
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Punahon Preparatory Schod
Dulin College
Someta
Dickey Newconib
Ohure Secenmary
Tate
Kawaiahag Seminary
Nominary
King Street
O'Etack
Miri
Giete
Leo Te
Hawilini
Dipus
Josue Tifo
Enelieh
Jeaik
Court Term Details From Vint Chee Conn Ape
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Hunititeye
John A. Waveineer
le Tailing Tanlay
Graituelly Econ
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