Murder Witness Testimony in Republican Era Trial
A damaged OCR narrative centers on a murder case, detailing witness testimony about alleged partnerships, a body carried away, and claims of violence including an accusation of throwing a Chinese person overboard. The attorney Clown Quinn questions a partner agreement while the courtroom hears varying accounts of blame and involvement.
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Cortes
Mikaa
Yirtnerahip Hhureneos
Phat
WorKes
Corub
Clown Quinn
Hie
Ellent
Mie Moun
Pheombway
Funn
Kuhio Returning From Town for Honolulu Trip
Delegate Kuhio Ie returning today to Honolulu after discussions in Waun-h loxton about departure timing for the Congressional visit. Kaple 4 tani Hutato official Colburn says no confirmation of Kuhio’s plans or possible travel with him. Colburn may travel to San Francisco to join later.
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Kuhio Ie
Honolulu
Chin
Wanh
Loxton
Mamaror Colburn
Tani Hutato
Webi
Kuhlo
Colburn
Han Prancaco
Morrow
Night Blooming Cereus in Flower Show at Osh College Grounds
The article describes a nocturnal cereus bloom event at Osh College grounds, highlighting the rare night blossoms and the exhibition planned by local horticulture groups. Details appear fragmentary but indicate a special garden display with emphasis on the elusive night flower.
Lost, Teed notebook reportedly cut severed between two offices
A fragmented note from the Bulletin describes a lost notebook or document that has been cut or severed, located between two offices. Motyl Finder is asked to return it to the Bulletin office. The wording is uncertain but indicates a lost property incident and a request for recovery by staff.
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Teed
Davien
Motyl
Bulletin of
Tee
Olone
Committee Seeks More Time On Government Appointments
A local committee debates extending the deadline for gubernatorial appointments, with word of a public meeting planned for next Monday. The panel discusses reappointing figures including H. Cooke and J. Willan, while hints of broader changes prompt calls for careful deliberation before final action.
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Titania
Fermont Hallie
Cartos Lane
Willips
Jon Willan
Gear Cony
Ame
A. Rabidwin
Hawaii
Kaul
George Cambell
Kati
Hobert Mortert
Governor States Bond Issue Basis At Four Percent
Governor discusses new forestary bond issue planned at four percent. Officials Conkling and Hemenway describe market readiness and expected placement in New York, with attention to timing and federal approval in Washington.
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Hour
Ernor
Rybeslon
New York
Wiochington
Wastimatin
ThoradRh Ponshlers
Unclear OCR Driven Local Notice Involving Officials Contact
Fragmented text shows a municipal matter mentioning Harris and Heiner, with references to a police precinct and a public vote. It reads like garbled court or election prose, names such as Swayne and Amterean appear, but the overall event, date, and action are unreadable.
Kapiolans Estate Case Draws Supreme Court Appeal
A convoluted legal dispute over the Kapiolans Estate reached the Supreme Court. The case centers on land ownership in Mania and a government lien, with detailed arguments from Attorney Amhford and others. The court ruled the inversion of the defense wrong and that the defendant’s case did not prove a valid claim. The decision hinges on land transfer and government lien legality.
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Amhford
Iit
Havemeyer Defended By Son Before Sugar Trust Probe
Young Horace Havemeyer, son of the late Henry Havemeyer, sugar magnate, testified before the special committee probing the alleged sugar trust. He defended his father’s actions and stated they aligned with the law and the interests of the American Sugar Refining Company.
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Freeenter
Washington, D. Gy
Young Horace Havemeyer
Henry Havemeyer
Young Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Late Mexican leader charged with murder and arson
Los Angeles June 20 Gen. G Rhys Price formerly a rebel leader was formally charged with murder of former Governor Prieto V. Lower California and with arson in the latest Mexican case.
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Arene Prom
Los Angeles
Cal
G. Rhys Price
Prieto
Lower California
Diaz on way to Paris in transoceanic voyage
Ex President Diaz of Mexico arrived in Havre France and planned to depart for Paris now en route to the French capital. The journey marks a notable move as authorities report the former leader travels with no immediate public schedule.
Sunday School Workers Convene at Frisco Convention
San Francisco hosts the International Sunday School Convention opening with delegates and clergy from around the world in attendance. The event marks a global gathering of Sunday school workers amid a busy early summer schedule.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Cal
San Francisco Coroner Dies After Car Accident
Dr. William J. Walsh, coroner of San Francisco, died in San Francisco after being badly hurt when his car plunged over a steep embankment on June 1.
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San Francisco
Francisco
Cal
William J. Walsh
Sugar Ban Protests Spark Confusion in June
A fragment notes a contested sugar ban with references to June events and unclear names. The text hints at regulatory tension and public response but lacks coherent details or identifiable organizations or individuals to anchor a full report.
Work animals for planters under government ban
A fragment describes a ban on hunting and keeping work animals for planters. It notes the authorities timing and references a place called Breokton and a hospital or station. The piece hints at enforcement measures and public concerns about animal welfare and island residents.
Head of Tobacco Trust May Be Prosecuted Soon
New York report says James B. Duke, linked to the tobacco trust, may be among six chief defendants in a forthcoming criminal action. The Department of Justice weighs bringing charges against leading figures in the American Tobacco Co. Also named are Thomas F. Ryan and P. A. B. Widener.
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Tobacco Trust
New York
James B. Duke
Department of Justice
American Tobacco Co
Wam
United Court
Thomas F. Ryan
P. A. B. Widener
Lelphia Multimillionaire
Underwood Wool Tariff Bill Passed in House Vote
Washington June 20 The House passed the Underwood wool tariff bill by 221 to 100 as many insurgent Republicans joined Democrats in support. Ana related Perma atnute.
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Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Tariff Board Delays Wool and Cotton Schedule Reports
President Taft notified the House that the Tariff Board will not complete reports on the wool and cotton schedules before December. The message indicates a delay in tariff recommendations and outlines the likely timing for final submissions from the board in Washington D C.
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Tariff Board
Washington, D. C
Taft
Strikers at Crockett Try to Block Hawaiian Sugar Unloading
Striking workers at Crockett California try to stop unloading of Hawaiian sugar cargoes from warehouse facilities. Pinkerton detectives and strikebreakers were involved as tensions rose over labor conditions and protections. The incident prompted reports of possible further clashes and continued labor action.
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Crockett
Cutifwenta-thiwa Tan | Amor Hetiring
Crockett, AL
Tad Burt
Joe of
Sager Congoes Metio Ee Jeno Chronicle
Pinkert
Cattlemen Alarmed By Weeds Pest Threat
The article reports cattlemen alarmed as a pest weed advances across pasturelands. Officials and experts discuss containment, noting widespread spread could wipe out large tracts of grazing within years. Government action and farmer cooperation are urged to halt the invasion.
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Denramond
Hana
Ailands
Sowanil
Jolande
Devtomond
Fragmented account of university studies and political debate in Hawaii
The piece discusses ongoing debates at the College of Hawaii and related university matters. It references the maternal society, departmental stations, and federal involvement while noting fiscal needs and legislative attention. The text also touches on California missions, agricultural topics, and a partial report continuation on page 2.
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Rhine
College of Hawaii
Tutanen
Clark
Hibaishae
Hiewell
Kestera
Callifornia
Californit
Auer
Italia
Hawaii
Thalgi
Clean-Ups and Murky Promises Across the Community
A readble fragment suggests a community event and political undertone tied to a year after a major incident. References to cleanup day, promotions, and local figures imply civic action amid unclear details. Page 4 note hints at ongoing coverage and contested efforts.
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Kuhio
Cereus
Osh College
Ly Wermeeday
Dane
Elven
Wien
Alter
Manuay
Harris
Jorning
Albert Heiner
Ranetwdinn
Mies Swayne
Amterean
Joe Prewtnek
Tou
Mike Pact
Hardyeare
Kapiolans Estate
Devine
Hanna
Marita
Havemeyer
Son
Diaz
Paris
Prasoinco
Reete Shansilywis
Daniel
Barh Editorial
Rome
Bulle
Underwood Wool Bill
Apts
Anil
Vo Anivasits Raniitins
Iloenh
Coaree
Aiger
Te Omonr Fenning Company
Ania
Braunton
Vutitien
Wanien
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