Girl Swept Away and Drowned in Torrential Flood
A family tragedy unfolds after a heavy rainfall causes a torrent to sweep a carriage down a road near Camp Heven. Mrs Mantel and her daughter Maud Mantel perish, while Mr Mantel survives but is deeply shaken. The community offers condolences as rescue efforts continue, and nearby vessels report distress signals ignored by a Japanese steamer.
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Indy
Makaire
Mantes
Atable
Oh Wan
Lly
Ani Aire
Daugtter
Wannti
Walnen Central
Telephone Company
Mex Mantel
Ria Newman Wan
Sat Prtesses
Martinson
Bargain Day Notices and Public Updates
Local and general notices mix with scattered personal items and overseas mentions. A United States Marshal report notes foremen identified at a tavern, one returned voluntarily while another remains at large. A New York correspondent previews a May 2 special edition on Hawaiian literature and related topics.
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Aim
Atkyola
WiUle
Dewey
Mabini
Panamelias
Muarantews
Dirk Kearns
Germany
United States
Omer
Haweall
Departments Ehd Emergency Money Shortage Reported
The text notes emergency funding issues for departments as money is scarce. The governor and Legislature consider a $50 appropriation to carry on departmental work. Plans include advertising land openings in Hiekataw and Kohat, with attention to obtaining funds to proceed.
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Menuayee
Legislatite
Tee
Hiekataw
Kohat
Student to Expecting Much a Love Letter Case
A Jaifanene student named Frank Mall, from MUL Valley, attended school in San Francisco area, was arrested by Postoffice Inspector Coyne for sending an unlawful letter to a Hazelwood girl at the same school. The Webster item from MA Valley dated Web. 8, 1907, quotes a short reply showing a youthful, affectionate message and a pledge of letters to continue.
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Jaifanene
Frank Mall
Mul Valley
San Francisco
Postoffice
Coyne
MA Valley
Doar Marys
Frank Makai
Pasadena Talks Of Hawaiian Children
The McKinley County Cheese society holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 10 at the school corner 1a and Center streets. The event is led by the first and second grades with Miss Ban tle Fobes and Miss Lena Stewart teaching, while Mrs Grace Tawer narrates Hawaiian customs and the group is hosted by Harriet Mien who previously lived in Hawaii. The program includes recitations, a song by Ex-Queen Lilouoku and a focal piece celebrating patriotism ahead of the birthday of a former American president.
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Usted
Ban Tle Fobes
Lena Stewart
Grace Tawer Wit
Cbudite
Mawati
Mies
Harriet Mien
Hawaii
Mawaii
Halg White Wong
Lilwokaiant Ani
Wubjecke
Armgrama
Pasadena News
Ladies of Color on Transport Thomas to Roosevelt voyage
The transport Thomas from San Francisco to Roosevelt Harbor carries a party of sixty five Black women, wives of soldiers from the Tenth Cavalry, among them colored ladies previously aboard. The Tenth Cavalry is noted as the “married regiment” of the 1th Army. The Weekly Edition of the Kyoning bulletin provides a complete daily summary.
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Ladies OF Color
Thomas
San Francisco
Manite Aic Hhl
Rowrie
Ebb Port
Soitiers
Tenth Cavalry
Kyoning Bulletin
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Y.M.C.A
Arieny of
Melnerny Shoe Storey
J. C. Axtell & CO
Alakea ST
Honolulu
T. H
Phone Blue
Thelameda
Metropolitan, Meat Co
Main
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co
Leithead
Young Bldg
King Street
Pacific Transfer CO
King St
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Thames
Sewalon
London
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
Primo
Avery
Fenders of Mulietin
Pasadena
Malin Wow
Cynternance
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Monoimiu
Vole Grae
Crimetcinae
Itn the
Hives
Maisie Hot Meng
Chater
Cone
Laidane Heyer
Deanimen Lrantienee
Ordi
Hemine Lanier
Vrline
Meer
Ascorteal
ITE
Nags and
Madelie Atoquetort
Cheney
Camenbert Pineapple
Teo Mlack
Detter
Chien
Veni Merknaie
Cihew
Hvinw Chonee Heda
Moule
Royal Hawaiian Band
Rainier
Panama Commission
Mount Rainier
Panama Ditch
Rainier Beer
C. A. Nelson
Agt
J. Lando
Collegian Clothes
TONE
Elgin
Ingersoll
Jos. Schwartz
Hawaiian Islands
Cor
Fort and
King Sts
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Nuuanu ST
M'Cail
E. W. Jordan & Co. Ltd
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