Grand Jury Set to Convene with Murder and Theft Cases
The Grand Jury will meet July 6 in Hitio with several notable cases. A Filipino, Hilario Asugai, faces a possible double murder charge after a man killed a woman believed to be his wife. Maria Balbona and Evangeline Pasqual, both Porto Ricans, are charged with assault and theft respectively. Other matters include charges of larceny in the first degree against Takano Nabutaro and Yoshigoro Iwamoto, and a robbery involving Mrs. Leonhardt’s trunk. Additional cases include two counts of assault with a weapon against Kano Kiokane and a robbery of an elderly Chinese on government road at Hamakun. Manuel Correa is jailed on an ambex statement for not turning in 17 in a package. A presidency change at Mumauma Ol Company is noted, with Ames A. Kennedy set to succeed Frank N. Payne. Baseball updates mention Jack Graney’s seven hits in a recent showing.
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Maria Balbona
Ramon Torre
Hito
Takano Nabutaro
Iwamoto Yoshigoro
Kano Kiokane
Pahoa
Hamakun
Auton 44 per hour Lewis Stublen fueling car service
Local notices report Auton charging 44 per hour by Lewis Stublen and Best at The Becore. A 455 automobiles registration at the gas station is noted with various local business mentions and upcoming events including boxing in Hawaii and shipping news.
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Auton
Lewis Stublen
James Baker
Young
Gree Station
Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd
Wort Street
Wahilant
de Mello
Hilo
Watluku
Honolue
Ware Hard
Divorce Mill Has Some Grist
Five libels for divorce have been filed in the past twenty four hours with two being Japanese and the rest white patrons. Most suits are filed by wives, alleging cruelty non support desertion and neglect. Nellie Bailey seeks divorce from Charles with custody of two school children. Lona K Davis asks dissolution of marriage and child custody while jailed on an indictment for violating the federal net. George Frindenberg seeks divorce from Bunyan on grounds of desertion. Two Japanese wives Muyo Suda and Bhi nave Higashi seek separation and dissolution for non support desertion.
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Nellie Bailey Haw
Charles
Lona K Davia
Iwan
Marrat
George Frindenberg
Hia Apo
Hidden Harbor Trade and Shipping Notices Amid Pacific News
The article records multiple maritime and commerce items: coal shipments from Norfolk to Honolulu aboard the Danarieth and W. G. Hall with cargo lists and crews noted. steamers Likelike and Lilolike schedules for Hawaiian ports. sugar and seed shipments from Hawaii, and Nippon Maru and Chiyo Maru movements. It mentions tax collection, Chinese buyers, and passenger lists for an excursion to Volcano, highlighting local labor and transport logistics.
Fires bullet through heart inquiry verdict report
The inquiry into the incident returned a verdict of instantaneous death. A post mortem by Dr. Mackall suggested immediate death. A letter mentions inheritance tied to Austria, with unclear further details.
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Austria
Nieslater
Fire at Peterson Lane House Damages Roof
A telephone alarm brought the brigade to RE. N. Duncan's house on Peterson lane yesterday afternoon. The roof was destroyed and some minor water damage occurred as flames were put out quickly by Chief Thurston and the firemen.
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RE. N. Duncan
Peterson Lane
Thurston
Foreign Ports Report on Ship Arrivals and Damages
A Thursday dispatch notes the Canadian Australian liner Marame arrived from Sydney via Honolulu, with earlier reports of Prometheus damaged in Nabtere. The Vancouver port update mentions arrivals on June 24 30 and a bake of activities tied to a track meet as crews recover. Names and specifics are partially obscured in the copy.
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Victoria
B. Marana
Nance Dune
Wort Firgue
Allen
Sau Prinesses
Prometheus
Sydney
Vancouver
Shipping News From Hawaiian Ports Developments and Arrivals
Interisland steamer sailings between Honolulu and Maui ports draw a large Honolulu crowd for a Kahuhu Maui trip. The Maudine brings wide cargo, including 20 cords wood, 60 cases honey, 1 bale widened, and 1600 pounds charcoal. Wadlile reports Emplacement and Kual ports, with notable passengers en route to Kahului and Lahaina.
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Hawaii
Mauiporte
Poreer Kibling
Weather report from Hin 8. 8 Storr June 29 1910
Wire bulletin received by agent from Hin 8 8 Storr notes moderate northeast breeze and light smoke from Blorra 14 miles from Honolulu at 8 p.m. Weather clear with a 10:20 p.m. update indicating sea conditions and a lull in wind while reporting dates and names of individuals aboard at the hotel.
APACIAL PRAYER For These Islands Prompts Voters
Continues in the local church paper a prayer urging people to vote against contending, seeking purity of conscience and integrity to uphold the holy church. It asks divine guidance to protect the welfare of the people and to resist secular influences that threaten eternal values. The piece closes with an Amen.
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