Damages Sought After Writ of Attachment Case
A suit filed in the Second District Court over a writ of attachment against Lee Wal, a Chinese tinsmith on King Street, claims $200 in damages after his goods were seized and later released. The case notes no service of the writ and alleges fraud and concealment to defraud creditors. the plaintiff seeks damages and bond costs.
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Second
Lee Wal
King Street
Kolmar
Supply Co
Tee Wal
Lee Wail
The
Lee Wallow
Hawaiian Supply Co
H. T. Marsh
Lee Wai
Han Bers
Rou
Murder Verdict Declares Mortensen Guilty in 1901 Killing
The jury found Peter Mortensen guilty of murder in the December 16, 1901 killing of James J. Hay. Hay, secretary of the Pacific Lumber Company, was shot after asking Mortensen for money owed. Hay’s body was found two days later buried near Mortensen’s house. The trial, begun May 5, lasted four weeks with a unanimous verdict after deliberations. Mortensen faces sentencing, with options between hanging and shooting.
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Cowl
Peter Mortensen
James J. Hay
Mortensen
Hay
Pacific Lumber Company
May
James Sharp
Ar uMeAt
Patent medicine ad promises cure in one day
A historical advertisement touts a laxative and quinine remedy claiming rapid cure. It mentions a money refund if not effective and lists WW Grove as signer on each bulletin, priced at 75 cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Experimental fuel test on naval oil and coal mix
A report from Western Day under Navy Departmen authority details a fuel test at Beaumont oil works. It notes coal and oil tent comparisons, higher efficiency claimed, and plans to spray and patent engine components. Further trials will use Beaumont oil with air compression and new modules for future testing.
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Washington
USA
Thia
Westernday
Ander
Sten
Heaumont
Cette
OIL City Holler Works
Standard OH Company
Beaumont
Adamo
Merville Etelnewy
Vince
Shipping Intelligence and Passenger Arrivals Details
Unclear OCR text lists shipping intelligence with fees and timings, mentions United States origin, bases, geodetic references, weather notes, arrivals and passenger names, with scattered place and date cues. Due to garbled data, most names and specifics are unreadable or inconsistent.
July 4 Parade Trade Floats and Best Decorated Entries
Entries invited for the July Fourth parade with prizes for best decorated business delivery trucks and wagons, bicycles, and sustained or single characters. Prizes range from 3 to 60 dollars with special allowances to the fire and Read departments. Intenders must notify Grand Marshal Col. Jan H. Boyd by July War for placement.
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Jan H. Boyd
Valuable Gable Lost to Shallow Channel Findings Near Kauai
Reports detail a new fish species caught during a voyage between Niihau and Kauai. Albatross crew observed a surprisingly shallow channel depth, about four hundred fathoms, with dredging yielding Mah specimens and a uniquely shaped mouth. A broken 4,000‑meter cable was recovered from the bottom, part of a special 3‑inch line used by the Albatross. The vessel will remain in port through the Fourth of July for repairs.
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Chanel
Niihau
Kauai
Steater Albatroes
Kaua
Aliwiros
Jeff Honotala
Thurndlay
Tignelettn Ratoniay
Man
Mawilay
Waimen
Nilbay
Gospel Choir Plans Event at Local Meeting Hall
A gospel choir plans to stage a Sunday afternoon gathering at a local building, with a procession by car from a nearby street. Organizers expect a large turnout of young participants and feature short talks and musical numbers, inviting members to join and attend.
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YOM Coa
Ballentyne
Witgeat
Bert Care
Vomocal
Cay Manow
Downy
Gut
Sale Notice and Probate Court Actions in Hawaii Territory
The document records a sale notice under probate and real estate actions in the Territory of Hawaii. It lists court details for the Chadrin Jochen case and Kwong Chong Wai Company mortgage actions, noting public auction of property at Kalakaua Street police station, Honolulu, and related costs, judgments, and dates in 1902 and 1903.
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Mawail
Walter
AL Et
A.D
Kalasaua Male
Honolulu
Vlad
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Kwong Chong Wai Company
Kwong Chong Wai Co
Young Anta
Mw. Voth
Coronation Day Celebration Planned on June 26 1902
Coronation day events include a 9 a.m. service at St Andrews Cathedral a 2 p.m. garden party and cricket match at the Oahu College grounds, and a 7 p.m. subscription ball at the Moana Hotel Tickets are $2 and available from Ball Committee members or E W Jordan Fort Street Special tram service will run from Nunanu Ave to King Street with return cars after midnight Parties of 12 to 10 may arrange bus fare via the Hawaiian Tramways Company Cha ir men of committees listed Honolulu June 14 1909
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E. W. Jord Tan
Fort Street
Hawaiian Tramways Coy Terminua
Nunanu Avenue
King Street
King and
Nuuanu Streets
Moana Hotel
Nuanu Avenue
Hewatian Tramways Ca
Baseball Talk Amid Army Artillery Game Plans
A rough note describes an upcoming baseball matchup between the Artillery team and the Mulieiliman group on Saturday afternoon. It discusses pitcher Brown, possible changes in the regular lineup, and a hard contest against the Orange and Yellow wearers. Locals expect a lively clash at the Ahularte field around 1 or 2 pm with emphasis on the HA Chamehameha game and potential shifts in team standings.
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Ties
Brown
Franson
Ahularte
Cheety
Public Auction of Austin Publishing Co. Plant and Stock
On Saturday June 28 at 12 noon a public auction will be held at 1 Queen Street by order of Daniel Logan Trustee for Ava Hin Publishing Co. Ltd bankrupt. The sale includes entire plant and stock for two weekly papers plus artistic type and tools. If not sold as a whole the sale moves to the Austin Publishing Co. premises.
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Alearonm
Queen Street
Daniel Logan
Ava Hin Publishing Co. Ltd
Austin Publis
Pacific
Austin Publishing Co
Auction Sale of Household Furniture at No 6 McLeod Lane
Public auction at 10 o clock on premises No 6 McLeod Lane Loft Vineyard Street between Nunann and Hiver streets. Entire household furniture to be sold including parlor chairs tables rockers cabinet rugs dining set crockery glassware cutlery handsome oak double bed iron bed frame and mattress kitchen utensils and more.
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McLeod Lun
Vineyard Street
Nunann
Hiver Streets
Furnishings for Sale and Cottage for Rent Notice
An ad offers the complete furnishings of a small S-room cottage for sale and the house for rent. Central location, reasonable rent, electric lights, and mesquite-proof features noted.
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WM. Cc. Lyon
Telephone White
Judd Building
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Duke and Duchess OF Cornwall
York
Peie
Maman
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Gine
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Teane Amling
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Jey Pate
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OAI Bugar CO. Ltd
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Thie Company
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Chace Coort
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Chambern
Anmiet
Matt May
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Gabe
Osorgh Lucas Ork
Orpheum
Harry Cogill
Jack Sutton
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Lena Harvey
Della Ross
Adalina Barina
Maie Arlea Dave Caston
ASTRO
Duggler
Warsaw Bros
Rose Aquinaldo
Bt. Andrew's Cathedral
Oahu College
We Me Giffard Cathedral
T. C. Davies
Inglehurst
P. H. Burnette
Merchant Street
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