Hawaiian Play Dispute Spurs Tully Literary Case
A heated dispute centers on alleged Hawaiian theme theft from a play. Key figures include Tully, Mrs Vearet, and attorney Fendler, with affidavits alleging prior discussions of a Mawallan story and Hawaiian motifs. The case traces authorship, originality, and the use of native lines as evidence amid claims of deliberate appropriation and commentary on the Hawaiian dynastic tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foo
Alen
Mauston
Jeite
Erie
Tully
Diewle
Tolly
Mlupoeee
Joe Cort
Mt. Ghroux
Mr Tully
Dyck
Howe A
Willan Taandolph Hearst
Califarnia
Wutherabye
N. Turner
Sity
Hess
Hieken
Hawaii
Ant Hutt
Jonet
Tully Ayatt
Rananee
Kool
Alice
Filie
Aly Thier
Elie
Adele
Tally
Ailver Moreeca
Porntiae
Kandler
Raya
John Cart
Paradive
Davie
ASETTA Hits From Shoulder in Territorial Debate
A long improvised political tirade from a Hawaiian territorial issue appears amid factional disputes. The writer urges party unity while denouncing opponents as traitors and aborigines, calling for a rally behind the Republican banner and criticizing Kuhio and the Hawaii Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henert
Papular
Otre
Honoluli
Shaws
Belrig
Uiese
Stone
Hawaii
Sandard
Wrong Man Stays in Prison Four Months
A confused report claims a man wrongly jailed for four months on a homicide charge. The text is garbled but references a mistaken arrest, trial delays, and uncertainty over the defendant’s eventual fate. The piece mentions authorities and a witness or jury confusion, with little clear factual detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Wow
Elton
Obituary notices from Kepauloa and Peavock deaths in 1913
Keauloa native of Kotrata dies at Lamittito Home in Hawaii at age 100. PracuuK resident Margaret Peavock dies at Wilder Avenue on March 11 1913 at age 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keauloa
Mareh
Kotrata
Pracuuk
Wilder Avenue
Margaret Peavock
Unusually cool week with showers across Hawaiian Islands
The Honolulu weather summary for March 11 1912 reports unusually low temperatures across the islands with showery conditions. Districts including Kohala Hamakai and the north portion show lower temps. rainfall below average at stations with 10 years of data. weekly averages list temperatures and rainfall by district with many locales recording below normal values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
T. M
Kohala
Hamakai
Maui
Molokai
Hilo’s
Puna
Oahu
Hawaii
Kauai
Hamakua
Niawao
Lahaina
Kor Noli Otto
Ewa
Walana
Linue
Koi Molokai
Moloki
North Hilo
South Hilo
Kau
South Kong
North Kona
Maui Makawee
Hana
Wailuku
Koolauloa
Koolaupoko
Waianae
Waialua
Hanalei
Koloa
Waimea
Melokai
Wlande
Walmen
Vee . Maul
Oon Oahu
Kaual Molokal
United Staly
Pets Island
Aly Area
A. Mason
Leywinn Kausleay
D.D. Balkwin
Kalua
Nahiku
Unclear primary source text with fragmented political scene
Fragmentary OCR message describes a Louisiana era political meeting with factions and names scattered. It references a Democratic tie, a delegate race, and various named persons, but the text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes to report.
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Grace A. Fendler
Asetta
Akaiint Kutihoy
Prince of Hoewallin Payatty Bible
Tyall
Mui Logatting
Benth Hilo
Wentrami
Halkis
Hatku
Moni
Blanchard
Hoynulah
Eames
Barrett
Hille Railroad Company
T. J. Stocks
Ted
Benton
Lee Ehleney
Anneelon
Willie
Hongtulu
Vetoarin
Sheerie
Miehe
June
Boron
Weather Report
Louie Wileon Ookala
W. G. Lawson
Papaalog
J. Penwee
Honomu
I- Gliver Papalkou
G.allean
Hain
Mix
Inek
Jose Chan Durinie
Mrother Friak Kaanapall
Ibland
Kahuku
Jean Femporaire
Joby Herd Walmanale
Toursbitee
Anepe
le Thodes
A. Levine
Luakaha
Bhoware
T. A. Moor
M. Muller
HM Culler
Corie Walalua
Howe
Pelveth
Island
Kilaueak
MOBI
Island OF Molokai
Stockman
Arction
Link
Halieal Eamyalene Nbeinen
Joan Manne
Haitionort
Andlane Setther
Tay
Wight
McCarthey
Dbs Cilllows
Wisterley
Toone
Slusenietadies
Hallion
Dane
Wits
eppoRiNg
Button
Wallies
Merchant Street
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