Seeing Honolulu Tour Prompts Civic Sentiment Shift
A fragmented Honolulu column urges public scrutiny of street growth, mosquito control, and governance under Taft era policies. It argues for local leadership in economic and sanitary matters, critiques Hoonevelt's push and sugar politics, and promotes a broader, eye-opening tour of the city to educate residents about town needs.
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Regulation Support Noted for Proximity to Auto Facility
In the immediate vicinity of a newer automotive facility general support for a regulation against—something—contamination ho hum. The message is unclear, but implies concern about nearby emissions or hazards and calls for action to prevent harm.
Proclamation Urges Official Recognition of June 1
A fragment notes the Governor weighing public opinion on a proclamation to acknowledge a regal event on June 1. The text suggests broad consent for official recognition, aiming to affirm the day’s significance without doubt or ambiguity.
Mountain Creek Clue Tangles In Suspected Theft Case
Mountain Creek investigators pursue a confusing lead as Jota Lia and McDuffie press for statements from incarcerated suspect Jekyt. Officers seek truth about two bracelets once belonging to Mire Porter of Tantatin with ties to a mountain stream flowing toward the open sea.
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Tantatin
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Governor Frear Debates Kamehameha Day Holiday
In a public inquiry Governor Frear weighs declaring a state holiday for King George coronation. He indicates he will likely not exercise the authority to proclaim June 11 as a holiday when it falls on Sunday, urging reconsideration of Hawaii and U S holiday practice amid legal questions about observance rules.
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Telephone case dropped against Mutual Telephone Company
The ened Af Peank Thompson, Harry Armitage and the Standard Telephone Company against the Mutual Telephone Company were discontinued in the Cirouse Court. The case involved the right to place underground wires on public routes and had lingered in court. judges upheld the demurrer on technical grounds but allowed amendment.
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Weather Today and a Missing Jewelry Case Mentioned
Weather details include early morning temperatures from 6 am to noon and humidity readings with dew point and barometer figures. A related crime note mentions Sheriff Henry’s road and a theft of jewelry, with suspects linked to an unidentified woman and local improvement clubs.
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Juvenile Gamble Case Ends With Suspended Sentence
Joe Vives and several high school peers faced juvenile court for gambling device use. District Magistrate Monkurrat suspended Vives sentence for thirteen months with a strict warning to return within a year on a further charge or face a thousand dollar fine.
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Informer testimony sparks Chinatown gambling case debate
Proceedings in a Chinatown gambling case reveal tensions over the use of police informer testimony. Judge Mongarrat questions the credibility of the informant and notes the weak, inconclusive nature of the prosecution evidence. Prosecutor Brown presses for convictions amid disputes about prior informer use and the defendants.
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Hyon Hla
Chiiin Ewworth
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Police delve into gambling via informants and raids
The detective department faces setbacks in proving gambling activity despite raids. Informants report encounters with alleged gamblers as officers encounter evasive occupants and hidden evidence. Officials acknowledge a discouraging outlook as prosecutions stall.
Indignant Emma Claims Assault amid Asian Love Interest
A he said she said case unfolds as Emma, a Hawaiian girl, accuses a Chinese man of beating and injuring her while a judge admonishes him. The scene touches on romance, cross ethnic tension, and legal censure as ships and cargo movements are noted in the ensuing maritime schedule.
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Kim
Ab Ung
Heverthel
Monsarrat
Emma
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching or bleeding piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. Made by Paris Medicine Co. Saint Louis USA.
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