Year In Prison Is Sentence Of Labor Recruiter
Gregorio Alvarado was sentenced to one year in prison for labor recruitment violations under a law protecting territorial labor from foreign raids. Prosecution framed him as knowingly aiding illicit labor sales to plantations to export workers to the mainland. Defense argued insufficient proof, but the court upheld the statute and imposed the year long term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregorio
Alvarado
Tnt
Hawaii
AL Sarade
Tibor
Hue
Sean M. Stearns
Alvarao
Saya
Proskor
AL Huttyne
Pronser
Snorer Court
Fish Market Refuses Health Board Orders and Faces Closure
The Fish Market defies ten orders from the Health Board and will close unless it meets sanitary standards. The board met to assess compliance and warned that operations may cease if proper measures are not implemented, including certification of readiness from Health authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Market
Orders OF Health Board
Eliey
Taindmay
Ity
Motte Imbers
Arlington burial for Lt. Col Peed Wo Meter
Funeral rites for Lieutenant Colonel Peed Wo Meter will be held at Arlington with military honors. The service will proceed to a coastal transit to the national cemetery in Washington. A daughter and widowed spouse will attend, with ceremonies at the memorial site and subsequent interment at Arlington National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmal
San Francisco
National Cemetery
Artingtan
Old Carter Home 15 Sold in Transfer to Cemetery Group
A deal of interest was consummated today transferring the old Carter family home near the Oates Cemetery Association property in Newton Massachusetts to the association. The three roomed structure is tied to Governor Cartee’s sister in Maine Crehore. Official confirmation is unavailable, but the timing suggests the property may be used for the Oats Cemetery Improvement project with annual statements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C.J. Crehor
Newton
Mass
Oates Cemetery Association
Carter
Cartee
Harvard Open Letter Spurs Health Debate On Cholera Claims
Harvard letters flare into public health clash over cholera in Hawaii with fierce charges against editorial coverage. Open letter from President Matt-Smith cites cooperation with Board of Health and demands correction to avoid misleading readers. Harvard crew advances in the New London rowing meet as Yale dominance slips in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Matt-Smith
Huta
Hawai
le Ullver
Yuue
Arade
New London
Harvard
Yale
Alleged Confidence Man Pleads Not Guilty With Large Family
Dovero Anderson, arrested yesterday on geome cheat charges, appeared in police court and pled not guilty. He claimed a large family earned him money from victims, denying any agreement with Lies who allegedly trusted him. The case alleges he took funds from victims to aid a patent scheme tied to a construction project, with further details continued on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovero Anderson
Geome
Fuwe
Kmool
Eutiin
Hie Viottans
Ute Inornig
Amg
Andarwon
Mernoltett
Anderson
Warrior from Orient reveals Elusive War Tale
A garbled, damaged OCR fragment references a distant war, major figures, and dramatic events interrupted by unreadable lines. It hints at battles, leadership names, and global conflict themes without coherent facts or dates.
Honohu Best and Well Known local page bulletin
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions Honolulu names and places with unclear narrative. It reads like a local society or travel note with scattered phrases about people, events, and a possible dialogue, but concrete details and outcomes are not recoverable. The readable bits point to a Honolulu context and various personal names.
Polo Game Not To Be Postponed
Fragmentary note confirms a polo game proceeding on scheduled day despite unreadable surrounding text. No clear date or teams identifiable.
Opium Seized on the Siberia
A chaotic OCR fragment mentions opium seizure aboard the Siberia and references various people, places, and unclear events. The text includes scattered names and terms with no coherent narrative or verifiable details to form a clear report.
Los Angeles Times bombing suspect held in London
A man believed to be David Caplan, the target of the Los Angeles Times bombing, has been arrested in London. The confession by Cetin E. McManiga led to Caplan’s identification and detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOS Ammelie
David Caplan
Los Angeles Times
London
Caplan
Cetin E. McManiga
Ten Die in Buffalo Accident Aboard Watercraft
Buffalo June 30 Ten people killed and many injured after a chaotic accident aboard a boat on the river. Rescue crews rushed to the scene as officials investigated the catastrophe and transported survivors to nearby hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Mahley Buffalo
Heat cursed mother bans children then herself in Los Angeles
June 3 report states Mel McCruary of Los Angeles, driven by heat, confined and hanged three children and then took her own life in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel McCruary
Los Angeles
Wisconsin Senator To Be Investigated
Washington June 10 A Senate committee prepared to note the election of Senator Henson of Wisconsin after a probe announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Teechal Teather le Cable
Washington, D. C
Senate
Senator Henson
Steamer Spokana Beached After Collision. Two Missing
Victoria June 10 The steamer Spokana struck a rat in Seymour Sound and was beached. Two crewmen are listed as missing, with rescue operations underway and authorities examining the vessel for further hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria, B. Cy
Spokana
Seymour Sound
False reports land New York banker in Japan jail
In New York the banker Reichman of Inegie Trust Company was jailed in Japan after allegedly making false reports to the state backing department. The case outlines a severity of seven tensions to four and salt annuthigh imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.Y
JAK
New York
Reichman
Inegie Trust Company
W. 7
Taft Orders Withdrawal of Four Regiments
Washington June 3 Taft authorizes withdrawing four regiments from San Antonio as part of military realignment. The move affects troop strength in the region and signals a shift in defense posture during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Taft
San Antonia
Fragmented OCR adds confusion to local notice and names
A garbled OCR text mix lists names and places with unclear context. It references several personal names and terms like Sugar Han Parsctro d and Wy Mhenwet, suggesting a damaged notice or report with multiple entities and dates unreadable.
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ATUME
Hewford
Henith
Arlington
OLD Carter Home
Board of Health
Head Answers
Dr. Pratt
Hawalls
Ehulemn
Promident KA
Matt-smitiy
Hewli Hia
Stirs
Mayall
E. A. Mott-Smith
THE
Territorial Board OF Health
Orient
Honolulu
Ay Petit
Jon
Alylnn
Ireoke
Monty
Willey
Mister
Wwe
Ferhanliin
Rene Beasties
Preston
Han Parsctrod
Bheayalilly
Betty Wrulee
Revewentientiiner Mkeet
Reese
Eo Mans
Aati
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