Military Fourth of July Parade Planned in Capitols Grounds
Orders from military headquarters set July Fourth parade details in Honolulu. National Guard units assemble at drill shed at 8:30 p m with white fatigue gear. Route runs from drill shed through Palace Square King Street Nave Ana Hotel Fort Vineyard Fimma King back to Capitol grounds. Camp McKinley troops to join. band may join elsewhere due to logistics.
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Fleet Regiment
National Guard of
Havaii
Winder
Jones John Schaefer
Palace Square
King
Naveana
Hotel
Fort
Vineyard
Capitol Grounds
McKinley
Hilo
Boyd and Joe Conspire in Home Invasion Trial
In police court Frank Boyd, a Black man, pleaded guilty to vagrancy after a plotted break in to steal $1000. Joe, a Porto Rican informer, arranged the plan and supplied a knife. High Sheriff Brown and Deputy Shortt testified about the attempt and Boyd received eight months imprisonment.
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Nk Boyd
Renear
Jock
Lanal
Brown
Joe
Boyd
Jin
Davin
Frank Boyd
High Bherit
Loyd
High
Kamehameha Team Granted July 5 Game at Wells Park
OAHA and Maui captain of the Wailaku Morning Star arrange with Manager Wise and Captain Lemon to have Kamehameha play at Alliant Wells Park in Wal laku on July 5. No league game on July 4, and team departs on the Maufa Loa July 3. The Mau people eat apart, and the game will be under the Athletic Asnocs Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin office.
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Wailaku
Monotuu
Wise
Lemon
Kamehameha
Alliant
Wells Park
Wallaku
Kamehames
Asnocs
WAGON UNDER THOMPSONS FIRE DISPUTE OVER TRUST DEED
On a disputed trust deed and power of attorney matter, attorney Frank E Thompson discussed a proposed compromise with J Alfred Magoon and others. Witnesses describe a sequence of conversations about a alleged settlement amount around 12 000 to 18 000 dollars, with parties including Wally Davin George Davin and Sumner Way. The testimony centers on who authorized any compromise and the involvement of Humphreys and Thompson in the negotiations.
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Frank E. ‘Thompson Crowm
J. Alfred Magoon
Humphreyn
Thompson
Magoon
Bumner
Wally” Davis
Geo
A. Davin
Davin
Hhis
Mr. Veters
Geo. Dava
Pelere
Mumphreys
Magoo
Peters
Hwa
Wally’ Davis
Geo. Davis
Petery
Sumner
Wally
Davises
Humphreys
Macon
Leas
Wally Davin
Humphreyal
How is your Appetite
Fragmentary ad text discusses appetite and digestive organ health. It suggests digestive systems may need toning and asserts there is no reason appetite cannot be restored to normal.
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Earth
Bottle promises vim and vigor despite price
An ad copy touts a tonic promising vim and snap to the rundown, noting the bottle costs 25 cents and a dozen bottles run $2.60, urging readers to try the product for renewed energy.
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Tate
Cable Ship Progress Report From Anglia Link
Superintendent Guinen received a cable from Anglia showing the wal link of the Pacific cable progressing at over 200 knots per day. The noon report placed the cable tid at 26 deg 14 min latitude, 167 deg 65 min longitude 0074. If weather holds, the cable ship should reach port Friday and connect with the wharf line, weather permitting, with Honolulu set to call Mantle on the Fourth of July.
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Guinen
Ato Anglia
Anglia
Hue
Honolulu
Conference Requested on Loan Bill Amendments
The Nourse declined to concur with Senate amendments to the loan appropriation bill and called for a conference committee of fourteen. House members named were AL Fernandes, H M Kaniho, B Kellinat, I Kumale, B K Ou, JK Gandall, and W W Farris. Seven Senators listed by President Crabbe included W C Achi, D P Thenberg, HP Maldwin, J D Paris, te Nakapaahu, C Brown, and J T Brown. A French House communication noted nonconcurrence in the supplementary bill for unpaid bills and invited all members to conference. Senate adjourned at 10:20 with sessions planned for tomorrow morning.
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Senate
House
AL Fernandes
H. M. Kaniho
Kellinat
Kumale
K. Ou
JK Gandall
W. W. Farris
Crabbe
W C Achi
D. PR Thenberg
HP. Maldwin
J.D. Paris
Te Nakapaahu
C. Brown
J. T. Brown
ML Dickey
Kahn
Ta McCandieus
Renato
Maile Team Names and Scheduling Amid Uncertain Play
The Maile squad faces uncertain prospects with mixups in player placements and a planned game against HACs. Riley departs to Hilo, a new catcher rises to backstop, and the team structure shifts as the season approaches an expected Saturday showdown. The Evening Bulletin and Weekly Edition promise a concise resume of legal notices tenders judgments building permits and real estate transactions.
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HAC
Dinenne
Riley
Hilo
Bubines& Man
Wells Fargo & Co Express Low Rates Noted
Fragmentary OCR shows Wells Fargo and Co Express with a note on low rates from Gan Pranciaco. Includes garbled figures like 2.75 and references to an office at the Masonic Temple and Blue 581 telephone.
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Gan Pranciaco
Masonic Temple
Geder thanks host members in Hawaii legislature note
Fragmentary Hawaii legislative record notes Geder thanking host members. Public Works head Henry Cooper letter expresses duty and thanks for passing House Resolution 1. Salary discussions include raises for sheriff, tapper roles, and district amendments. Ambiguous dates and places noted, with committee debate continuing.
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Henry E. Cooper
Journal of the House
Honolulu
T. H
W. Hockley
Howe of Representatives
Lam
Henry I
Cooper
Raives
Vermaniles
Wala
Kwa
Watane
Keltindl
Balary
Walluka
Kulalil
Aylett
Hawaii
Lewie
Mawati We
Kantho el
Andrews
Marston Campbell
Kumaine
Harris
Two Hundred Miners Entombed After Wyoming Mine Explosion
An explosion at a Hanna coal mine traps two hundred workers. Twenty five bodies recovered. many feared dead. Rescue teams labor amid heavy cave-ins slowing efforts to reach survivors. Local miners and rescuers conduct search and relief operations as families await updates.
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Associated Prem
Hanna
Wyo
Mins Run
Russian Warships at Port Arthur Gathered for Action
TIENTSIN China June 30 Great motive is shown in the naval forces of Russia in Oriental waters. Fifty seven Russian warships have been assembled at Port Arthur ready for immediate action.
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Tientsin
China
Russia
Oriental
Port Arthur
Texas State Officer Murdered By Employee
Texas June 30. State Comptroller Love was assassinated by an employee recently discharged. Police pursued the killer. the man resisted and was shot and killed by a posse attempting to arrest him. The shooting sparked widespread excitement as authorities acted quickly to capture the assailant.
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Asociated Press Special
Austin
Texas
Love
Ship Trust Insolvent Declared In United States
The United States Shipbuilding Company known as the Shipbuilding Trust was declared insolvent by June 30. A receiver for the corporation, in which Charles Schwab and his associates hold heavy interests, will be named tomorrow.
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Newark
United States Shipbuilding Company
The
Shipbuilding Trust
Charles Schwab
Mad Mullah Loses 10,000 in Somaliland Battle
An Aden dispatch reports Abynainian forces attacking the Mad Mullah troops in Somaliland. A fierce battle ensued and the Mad Mullah, after suffering about 10,000 killed, retired from the fight.
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London
England
Aden
Somaliland
Reliance Wins Again in Trial Race at Constitution and Columbia
Associated Press report from New York details Reliance winning another trial race at the Constitution and Columbia. Also notes Kiel farewell to the Kaiser as the American squadron sailed away after German naval maneuvers. Sugar analysis from San Francisco lists beet values at 7s 7 12d.
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Associated Press
New York
N. Y
The
Reliance
Constitution
Columbia
Kiel
Germany
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General Arthur Cigar
T. HL
Frank
Boyd Ets Wontas Tod
Alfred Benjamin
Parkers
Benjamin
Benjamin Summer
Abdio
the Kash Co., Ltd
Oaha
Maui
Bulletin
Power OF Attorney
Wally" Davin
Ljobron Drug CO
Tars
Willig
Humphreye
Gonferenge
Pein Ck
Wells, Fargo & Go, Express
Geder
Coursenus
Panama
Ship Trust
the Kaiser
San Francisco
Cal
Inoel
Fort Street
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