Aylett to Tell Grand Jury in Bribery Debate
The article records Aylett insisting to tell the Grand Jury he faced bribery accusations. He describes discussions with Gilman and Crawford, asserting no money offer occurred and pledges truthful testimony. Aylett says he will explain his vote and the bribery allegations to the jury and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylett
Grand Jury
Tos
Gilman
Crawford
Huence
Inaleton
Public notice on June meeting and bribery testimony
A notice reports the Independent Order of Odd Fellows regional meeting set for June 10 at Gad Followe Mall. It notes a vote of 4 to 1 on a statement by Giliman denying a five cent bribe and discusses Ayers and Aylett in connection with alleged corruption, with comments from Timam and Supervisor remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Hollows
Gad Followe
Dmn Peam
Old Net
Giiman
Amy
Ayers
Giman
Timam
Sian
Aylett in the Roll of Sphinx Mystery Deepens
Aylett of the city and county faced scrutiny over allied declarations in a bribery inquiry. Wan confronted MU with a question about offering $1,000 to influence votes for or against Mayor Fry. Aylett refused to disclose details, citing attorney mediation and an inability to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylett
Wapervinars
Patie
Eniasarien
Abia
Ayiont
Ania
Lorri Andrews
Bent
Tie
Abih
Local and General News Amid Mixed Advertisements
A garbled 19th century local item lists theater notices, bookstore ads, and social notes from Honolulu. It mentions Miller at 1203, Haleiwa travel, Brown & Lyon, plus a Yale Padlock ad and Hawaiian News Co. notices. Several court cases are started, continued, or dismissed as officials discuss health reports and gambling cases.
Beckley toBuy Deckley Auto Business in Split Transfer
The agreement covers transfer of the Alnken and Hotel street auto business from George C. Deckley to George O Deckley Jr. Young Beckley finances the deal with 250 dollars monthly for four months and then 1450 monthly until paid, backed by a 25000 life policy as security. Purchases include stock, improvements, and three autos with total costs itemized. The article also notes Hawaii imports and vessels arriving at port Gamble and Lewers and Cooke shipments of lumber and graduation books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premiven
Alnken
Hotel Street
George C. Deckley
George O' Deckley
Bureau of Conveyancen
Young Beckley
Beckley
Thetis Back From Cruise Replaces Captain Pope at Sea
The Thetis has returned from a voyage to the westward with a calm run and no contraband found. Captain Cochrane arrived to take command, relieving Captain Pope who returns to command the erat. Lieutenant James Ahern leaves for leave and reassignment after three years aboard the Patch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Pope
Aero
Wyndon
Gulf
Kinkveston
James Ahern
Eeveral
Timie
Atlantic
Arotic
Reilot
Abern
Untitled note on wireless telegraphy and court events
No sign of Soon Thick up all noon Time today. Grace Anderson is said to be dabbling in wireless telegraphy and will likely communicate with Oulu Prison. A.M. Brown jet at noon today for Lahaina to take part in several important cases. court opens tomorrow morning in the ancient capital and will probably last a week. Methorn ends a shoe assortment at the Metherny Shoe Store Fort above King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Grace
Oulu
A.M. Brown
Lahaina
Wim
Methorn
Metherny
Fort
King
Exer Lee
Shipping notes and sailings to Hawaii ports list
A long shipping list notes June sailings to Hawaii including Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa from Honolulu with cabin passengers, names of travelers, and port calls like Hilo and Kahului. Interisland steamers shift cargo including sugar, water, and cattle while vessels depart for Kauai and Maui. The Interisland and American vessels prep for further freight to Pearl Harbor and offshore routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Mauna Kea
Hilo
Kone
Kau
Husbands in Hands of Law
Contained text from a newspaper page describes George Katinek’s threats to his wife and himself. A warrant was issued for him after he announced plans to drink and kill them both. The piece hints at a coroner’s inquest and a forthcoming band performance commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Katikane
George
Georgie
Poker Nation
Jakite
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Masonic Temple
Foeltie
Honolula
Te Ordoe
Todena
K.P. Hall
Decal Marine Evoineens
Beneficial Ass*siation
Ciations
Harmony Lodge
F. Mall
Fort Straet
B. K. Hendry
Seer
H. B. McCoy
Noble
Oahu Lodge
K. of FP
P. Hall
Torner Fort
Seretania
WM. Jones
Honolulu Lodge
Honolulu
Kitit
Vielt Hig Brothers
Jas
D. Doughenty
B. R.geo
T. Kluegel
Seo
Knights of Thiaw Hall
P. Higgins
Sachem
Tod
K. of P. Hall
Neretania
Portetroete
Hort
W. R. Rispy
W. P WM. ©. McCoy
Bee
McKinley Lodge NO
Oor Port
Beretania
Vinting Brothers
A. Taylor
Aincobbon, KR
Hox
Sphinx
Leithend
Brown & Lyon
Tate
Yale
Fat Kale
Lenora
Allonine Marques
Conmil
France
Mottinith
Territorial Board of Health
Wong Chuck
Hou
Lorrin Andrews
Maui
Johnvon
Ineiden
Mitlys Ta Eald
Wroken
Andrade
Conta
City Transfer Co
H_ LOVE
NT Hall
Robert Lowers
Port Gamble
Lewers and
Cooke
Choer Brown & Lyon Co, Ltd
Thetis
Tony
Jordan
Ava
Tuteday, J Prandees
Wipstmtan, Men, m
Adletresin
Parta
Nitta Amr
Oels
Kaila Porte
W. G. Malt
Stair
Thureday
Mani porte—Clausine
Tine
Wilhelm
Iun
San Francisco
Thompson
Perence Guppy
K. Myers
C. F. Hemenway
Morrow
Desmond
A Herbert
A. Shaw
Grace Waltham
Mins Hutchanan
Mie
Dartiott
W. K. Beckwith
Mina
H. Miller
A. Werbert
FM. Erigels
Jory
Mina Sadie Bturtavant
Mina F. Mollaway
Mina Margaret Kerr
Mina Sullivan
Carl P. Schaetter
Miller
Carrie B. Brodie
Anne Armh
LF. Johnson
Grace Blorer
J. Hed
Quist
Pon, White
FB. Bras
Dep
le Cary
HD. Bowridge
J. W. Bawer
Martenot
J. Fi McCarthy
W. Df Huntington
L. Ff
Cockroft
D. Mead and Child
Mr. Otedt Jr
and Mex, Hoa, Hop, Ten
W. Ohlandt
Allan Mann
Watrafront
Honolulu Seraptron Company
Hawaiian Naval Station
Pearl Harebor
Kawai
The
Inter-Taland Steam Navigation Company
Bate K. By Co
M. B. Co
Kina
Panoen
Korn
Interdolang
Cascade
Hosoluld
Helene
Interisland
Mahulona
KaWaltian
G.1. Watson
Port Villa
Puget
Mabut ‘Ona
Hilo Railway
Sonny Mon Obling
la and Prudentian, Hawai Truck Company, Ltd
A. Honekan
Japan
Korea
PLM
Kora
Kau Popit
Wlint
BOOH
Mahukona
Ialani
Ntmir
Motown
Por PM
RS Koren Fir Tapan Porta
Mongtong—Miliw
Chitrio J Pond
Mina L. Gardiner
W. Strong
Mea
W. Btrone
Mauna Lon
Kota
Mre
MK. Kake
M. K. Makekau
Mrs. Malekau
Feo
Campbell
B.D. Men. Wallace
Peratmr
Suse
Hllingaworth
Misa
W. Wellh
Gosling
Mra
Harry E. Murray
F. Blerma
P. Lew
Mex
P. Bartels
H. Hind
B. H. Wodehouse
Ff. Holmes
M. Droyenn
Mine L. Morchant
Jamieson
Gray
Lalllle
Minn M. Hil
Jobo Hill
A. ¥. Bornes
Kivan
Kauai
Francie Gay
Douglan Baldwin
Mra. C
Frasier
M. Kewwe
Atmi
Kinan
Kauai Ene
Dougwin
A. Franer
Mia A. Scle
Mise K Keawo
M. Keawo
Lillian Mokina
Mian W. Hills
H. Bryant
H. B. Newborn
Mian Ja- Ua Mukakon
S. Camara
Elizabeth Hano
Ledna Winhard
G. Bryant
Bether Kawa
Cocolta Kapule
A. Kuomoto
Marla Koawe
Rose Contrades
Mido
la Kealaul Perstmr
W. G. Mall
Kaual
Ernest Gay
SAN Francieco
Fa. m
Sierra
Waterfront
Pedro
Wonoala Berap Iron Company
H. Brown
Erick Miller
Matson Navigation
Binet
Inula
San ‘Francisco
Pa ‘Man
RP. Bedwerth
Herriman Steamettty Lings
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