Missing Navy man alive sparks police inquiry in harbor记
A sailor identified as John Garvin, once of the collier Alexander, appeared at Lewin & Questree’s office announcing he is alive. Deputies questioned deserters Falvon and Bloomfield, and other sailors, amid confusion over a supposed murder victim found near the harbor and connections to the War ren and Peter Trodale.
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A Aailor
Lewin & Turk
Queenstrat
John Garvin
United States Navy
Alexander
Advertiser
Idaue
Pear Aestern
Warren
Alexander 19
Jobo Palvon
Heltah
Pater Trodale
Arsthur Bloomfield
Anil
Falvon
Sherif Chillingworth
Jueationa
Wharfield
Lewin
Beleht
Frank
Fredale
Kew
Bloomfield
Bloomfelil
Description of Bloomfeld and dead man in harbor case unfolds
A harbor murder inquiry details conflicting descriptions of Bloomfeld and a dead man. Witnesses, including a ship's carpenter and the transit office Lewie & Turk, link Bloomfeld to a depot and a job with Dutch Dawe. Marks on the dead man and a handkerchief bearing a matching number spur further investigation as authorities chase clues in a busy port.
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Falcom
Bloomfeld
Haley
Hetail
Depol
Charles David
Dawe
Lewis & Turk Lewie & Turk
Moombald
Dutet
Dave
Wilthon
Ohn
Paleon
Falegn
Falcon
Chatterton
Warren
Walior
Quarantined Arrival of Agrangl from Sydney and Brisbane
The Canadiana Australian Royal Mail steamship Agrangl, Captain Phillips, arrived off port early morning from Sydney and Brisbane. Quarantine officers boarded and ordered all aboard to quarantine, with no one allowed on or off. Three passengers destined for Honolulu landed after baggage inspection. The ship, which left Sydney February 24, had seen bubonic plague cases in Sydney and Brisbane before departure. The Aorangi proceeded to the channel, with expected arrival at Victoria and Vancouver later. A legal case involving Jacob Moseley and others against the ship Ad. Fuller was heard, with Gorge A. Davie and Hatchy Silliman representing the parties.
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Royal Mail
Phillips
Sydney
Brisbane
Briabanw
Vonieless
City of
Peking
Whills
Orient
Autleers
United States Marine Hospital Service
Hus Hol
Honolulu
Ateamship
Byn
Wight
Mat
Aovangt
Victoria
Vancouver
Pacide
Walter G. Smith cited for contempt in court dispute
Walter G. Smith editor of the Advertiser faced a contempt citation after a cartoon published in the Advertiser drew demands for action. The morning session included Judges Gear Humphreys and Robinson as they considered the motion and related affidavits in the McCarthy contempt case.
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Walter G. Smith
Advertiser
Udge Gear
Dane
Advertian
Humphreys
W. J. Rovinson
Gear
C. Bitting
William McCarthy
Trian
Swillogan
Hitting Wneil
Hummoteeys
Robinson
aMilavit Gh
Bitting
B.A. Douthnit
Witting
Maceh
Honolult
Cadit
Mawati
Thesus
Pacific Commercial Advertines
Honolua
Walt Walter G. Smith
Eifitor
We Roni
Wervorie
George D. Gear
Herwin
Futore
Vetion Im
Georgn D
Sala
LA Mena Dent
Crowah
Tidge Gear
Humphreya
Nini
McCarthy
Grigket Circles Plan Cricket Start Delayed by May Prohibitions
Cricketers in Grigket circles near delaying arrangements for finger to begin cricket this year awaiting the emarary May date. A polo match at Kapiolaat Park for the McKinley Memorial Fund is set this Saturday, with Asc football game next Saturday for the same cause. Field day events for Maya friends athletic fund on March 24 will proceed, while cricket plans avoid interfering with benett games. The annual meeting of the Bigar Co is Friday March 27 at 1 am to discuss bent and potential changes.
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Kapiolaat Park
MrKinley Memorial Fund
Asc
Fatinday
Maya” Firiende Athletic Fund
Bigar Co
Tad
Astortation
McKinley Memorial
Bentelemen
Tommy
Luncheon Honors Agriculture Department Travel Agent
Dir. Knupp served as guest of honor at a pol luncheon on Pensacola Street with attendees including KF, Ac Rehawffer, Hackfelt Wy, Amith, RM Pama, FM Swang, Cooke, Woo Gitar HL, Faxon Bishop, and Posner Jeweler, 158 Ho.
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Dir. Knupp
Agricultural Department
Oral Howe
Pensacola
Ac Rehawffer
Hackfelt
Amith
RM Pama
Swang
Cooke
Faxon Bishop
HW. Posner
Death of German man Harry Klemm linked to alcohol
Harry Klemm was found dead in his room on Christies lane after a night drinking. A bottle and suspected diluted whiskey or brandy were found nearby. a government chemist will analyze the liquid. Klemm leaves a widow and seven penniless children. the German Benevolent Society and Associated Charities will assist. Funeral expected the day after.
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Harry Klewm
Christies Lane
Kien
Nimaelt
Klemm
Chillingworth
Shorey
Chem ‘Tat
Chart Hee
German Benevolent Society
Holf
Harry Devoll Dies After On Wharf Injury
Harry Devoll aged 84 died at Queen's Hospital after injuries from a fall on a Lyte marine railway. He was a ship's carpenter long known along the Honolulu waterfront, with roots in New Bedford and a career in whaling ships. His wife predeceased him. he left no known relatives locally. The obituary notes his life on the coast and work with Sorenson & Lyle.
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Harry Devoll
Ituu
Yenterlay
Borisin
Lyte
Queen's Hospital
Dewoll
Kolhe
Bere
Tan
Honolulu
Sorenson & Lyle
Hiuelig
St aveRul
Marie Railway
Thomas Fitch Predicts Vast Pacific Commerce
Thomas Fitch discusses a vision of expansive Pacific trade from Alaska to Valparaiso and Vladivostok. He notes secret Privy Council records and the evolving influence of Western civilization in global commerce and maritime development.
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Thomas Fitch
Pacific
Wil
Anya
Privy Council
Valparaiso
Vladivostok
Alaska
New Zealand
Hawai Iv
Kamehameha Jauvet
Guardianship Petition Denied by Judge Humphreys
Judge Humphreys denies Gladys Fiscer guardianship for Thomas I. Dillon to manage life insurance from her father Will Fisher. Writ ten decree finds petition unclear and inappropriate, noting minor lacks own guardianship rights under Hawaii Territory law.
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Gladys Fisher
Humphreys
Gladys Fiscer
Thomas I. Dillon
Will. E. Fisher
Incurnee
Perordid
Humphreys Eayn
Waianae Company stockholders meet amid stock and crop reports
Annual meeting of Waianae Company stockholders in Honolulu office hears manager Ko Meyer detailing 1901 crop of 4913 tons from 799 acres and projections for 1902. Wage costs rise, labor mix includes Japanese Chinese natives and Portuguese, and investment notes cover new pump and mill work. Officers elected: O N Wilcox president, J M Dowsett president, J M Dowsett secretary and treasurer, Henry Holmen auditor. directors: G O N Wilcox, J M Dowsett, J O Carter.
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Aitj
Waianae Cotany
JM. Cowsert
Trwawater
Mangger Ko Meyer
Taywenn
Planter’ Association
Jalands
City of Pekine Steamship Waiting at San Francisco
Notice states the steamship City of Pekine waits for San Francisco at 4 p m with mail closing at 2 p m This item promotes sending the weekly Bulletin to friends priced at 1 per year
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Pekine Waite
San Francisco
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