Stole Funds Of Peking Legation Mystery Linked To Faulkner
A former American Legation attache at Peking, Faulkner, is held after boarding the Korea ship in Yokohama with funds misappropriated from the legation. Deputy Sheriff Rose and officers seized him on arrival, and he was taken to the police station with no funds on him. Faulkner, a well dressed man around thirty, had controlled large sums and cable charges, fled for Kobe and then Shanghai, facing extradition and a defense agreement leading to a guilty plea.
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Korea
Ji Wan
Chinon
Fred. ‘T. Paulkner
Legation
Peking
Rose
Abe
Faulkner
J. J. Viney
United States Maryshal
Shanghai
Vaulkner
Welt
Faulknerte
Posnesend
Washington
Kobe
Japan
Pawiknor
Two Years Sentence Imposed On Bigamist
Judge Robertson imposed a two year sentence on Charles Kekoa of Hawaii after he pleaded guilty to bigamy. Kekoa, married a second time while his first wife and children remained in his life, faced a sentence that hinged on mitigating circumstances noted by the judge. Family ties and the accused’s intent were central to the court’s deliberations.
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Robertson
Charles Kekoa
Kekona
Somonew
Lorrin Andrewn
Kekoa
Kokou
United States
Sugar and Beets Market Quotation Roundup
In San Francisco on March 7 the sugar market shows 06 degree tonnage at 4.43 cents. Beets are recorded at 88 analy 41d with parity 5.96, previous ton 14s bd.
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San Francisco
Scorchers Call for Jury Trial
Twenty eight alleged Kuto search era represented by Attorney Peters have come forward demanding a jury of twelve true as tried fellow citizens to determine guilt or innocence. The party waived a preliminary examination in district court before Judge Andrade and included many named attorneys and autoists. The court denied a plea for abatement after Attorney Peters presented it. Voters then submitted a plea continued on page 4.
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Peters
District Court
Jude Andrade
C. L. Wight
W. R. Young
Manuel Rely
A. V. Stevens
H. L Kerr
Frank B. Howes
J. J. Pleming
Caruso Receives Letters From Adoring Public Day and Night
New York report states tenor Enrico Caruso of the Metropolitan Opera Company has letters of admiration kept at his side around the clock, reflecting intense public interest in the famed singer.
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New York
Caruso
Metropolitan Opera Company
Posta District Bill Shows Large Increase in Appropriation
A March 6 government note reports an appropriation bill for Posta District totaling two hundred million dollars, marking a substantial rise from last year. Officials cite growth in projected spending and expanded programs amid new fiscal plans.
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D. C
Bogota Riots Erupt Over Attacked American Embassy
In Bogota Colombia today a large protest and clash occurred near the American Embassy. Authorities deployed to protect the American diplomatic quarters after a quarrel between a visiting American and a local person sparked the disturbance.
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Bogota
Colombia
Altercat
Fairly Quiet Tribe Situation Noted Amid Lane Conflicts
Readable fragments indicate a tribe in a quiet stance amid ongoing disputes. No major confrontations or casualties reported. Further details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lane
Cooper Confirmed as Circuit Judge in Hawaii
The Senate confirmed Henry B. Cooper Jr. as Circuit Judge of the First Circuit of Hawaii today, finalizing the appointment during the Washington session. Confirmation clears the path for Cooper to assume duties in Honolulu and oversee federal cases in the region.
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Washington
Hoxry B. Cooper
Flist Cir
Cult of Hawaii
Senate
Decision Establishes Legal Precedent in Habeas Corpus Writ Case
The United States Judge Dale Yeatersay granted the writ of habeas corpus, siding with John Gath Cathcart and Fred Milverton as Matua Smzuk’s attorneys. The decision holds that an alter notum cannot be departed for an offense after arrival, marking a significant ruling with broad implications for deportation cases.
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United Statoy
Dale Yeatersay
John Gathcart
Fred Milverton
Matua Smzuk
United States Court
Cathcart
Mul Verton
Mitoraea
Faithless Korean Wife Admits Infidelity and Violence
A fragment from a wartime newspaper reports a Korean man accused by his wife, Maren Coucella, of infidelity and domestic violence at a sugar plantation in Wal kapu. An iron bar attack left Mrs Chun battered as two children alerted neighbors and rescuers arrived. Contained on page 4.
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Maren
Coucella
Walkapu
Waililly Sugar Company
Osmaya
Kim Jat
Mrx
Sir
Ipala tials Homes Being Built in Nuuumy Valley
Victor Purrar, architect, has just completed plans for a 2001 house for Mr and Mrs Holloway in Nuuny Valley. The two sharl ed home will be built in the Cotapia style with modern conveniences. The kitchen and pantry occupy a separate wing and a spacious living room fills the ground floor.
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Victor ©. Purrar
Tow
Howe
Mra
Holloway
Thin
Nuuuny Valley
Cotoaia
Boor
Standard Oil Responds to Rail Case Filing in Washington
Standard Oil Company filed its answer in Washington today addressing the charge of railway collusion. The reply outlines the defense and sets the stage for further legal action in the ongoing case against the oil giant.
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Washington,’ D. Os Mar
Afternoon Sales Report From Obscure Local Listings
The brief item records a string of listed prices and product codes such as 44.99 and 10 000 Haw, with references to vendors like Palo and Serta aria. It notes multiple entries across brands and locales including Ewa, Hutchinson, and Mc Heyde, suggesting a scattered afternoon sale catalog.
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Palo
Serta Aria
Mefieyde
Mut
Tel
Ewa
Mc Heyde
Hutchinson
T Melleyde
Huth
Chalmers Dead After Fall at Watninnite Plantation
Andrew Chalmers of Papantea died from injuries after a fall from a horn at the Watninnite plantation. The incident occurred during a day of work as Chalmers and Geange Chalmers, relatives of the deceased, were involved.
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Fig Island
Andrew Chalmers
Papantea
Geange Chalmers
Watninnite Plantation
Strikers Burn Bridge in Protest at Firing
A mob attacked a bridge near town during a strike action by unionists. A car carrying strikebreakers was dynamited outside the city, causing serious property damage. Two people died in the incident while a conductor was roug h handled during the ensuing clash.
Beets Up Parity and San Parity in CISCO Match
In a CISCO report dated March 8, the text notes parity and a 41 to 24 score line amid partial quotes and scattered figures. The fragmentary OCR mentions Beets Up and parity, suggesting a sports or game summary with unclear participant names.
Court to rule on legality of amendments
A fragmentary report notes a call to the Supreme Court to determine the legality of certain amendments. It mentions a declaration by Bisson and concerns about the regularity of passage, amid unclear bi technical wording.
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Washington
Longreseman
Supreme Court
le Bisson
Billiard King Dead In Denver
Jacob Schaefer long held championship honors and was a famed billiards figure in Denver where he died today March 8 1900s era report notes his prominent status in the sport and his passing in the city
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Denver
Colo
Jacob Schaefer
Posen On Fire Battleship Damaged In Kiel Fire
Kiel March 8 The German battleship Posen was seriously damaged today by fire. The incident occurred during routine activities at the Kiel dockyard with no immediate report of casualties, authorities said.
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Kiel
Posen
Thomas Death by Own Action Shocks Colorado Springs
Earl Thomas, son of Brigadier General Thomas, died by his own hand in Colorado Springs on March 8, shooting himself. Authorities note suicide as the cause, with no further details released.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Earl Thomas
Thomas
Two Sessions For Stock Exchange
chaotic OCR narrative describes stock exchange sessions, committees, and votes. It mentions membership, bonds, brokers, and price limits while detailing governance actions and tensions amid market debate. Entities include the Stock Exchange and brokers, with references to meetings and policy changes.
Opium Found In Korea Seizure Report Sparks Arrests
Reported discovery of opium on a Korea bound vessel leads officers to arrest twenty two men tied to a criminal ring. Investigating agencies questioned suspects at port wharf events as details surface about a larger shipment and planned distribution. The article hints at further prosecutions and cross border involvement as authorities coordinate follow up actions.
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Buttin
Epium
Emire
Easton
Korea
Jane Nate
Optim
Hreecom
Morsing
Wind and Water Bring Willett to Havoluath
Wind and water have again carried Willett aboard The Fooling Sitey after a voyage from New York around the Horn to Havoluth in about thirty days. Captain Joha Ke Willott describes the voyage as regular for the packet service run by Brower Co. The voyage’s remains lie at Bishi with stores and plans for post voyage events while the ship Ne OwL arKL Mw plans further sailings.
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Agaia
Joha Ke Willott
Renee
York
Lori
Brower
Crise
New York
Honolua
Hinviery
Aalger
Bishi
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Fred J. Faulkner
Bigamist
Cooper
Carlous Gabe
Ipalatials
Standard Oil
Chalmers
San Parity
Cisco
Mar
Stock Exchange
Bond Exchange
Trehange
Tel Mavala
Piteieems Patel
Ale Banoo
LiGiers
Ponte
Davis
I Mani
Thin Man
Talon Traeces
Sisti
Tie Keele
H. W. Shingle
Ray
Waterview
Roth
Rey & Fant
Thetis
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