Hawaiian Band Member James Brown Kills Stepdaughter
James Brown formerly with the Royal Hawaiian Band killed his 14 year old stepdaughter Laura Hibler in Independence. He was jailed amid a mob and provided a sworn confession to Assistant Prosecutor George Kelly. Brown, described as intoxicated, attacked with a club after an insult, then fled with a pursuing mob while held by deputies.
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W. J. Costo
Lhnt
Kansas City
James Brown
United States
Royal Hava Hon
Brown
Erie
Laura Hibber
Independence
George Kelly
Dows
Sam Wilton
Laura Hiblar
Samuel
Hiblar
Williamy Green
Ant Maple Avenue
Milse
Parker
Royal Hawaiian Band
Old Weington Park
Amandar Hibler
Hin Arand
Farewell to Goudie by Honolulu Association players
The Association Football Songs players met at the Scat Tah Thistle Club rooms last night to bid farewell to W. Goudie the center forward for the Honolulu Association team. Goudie sails for Australia on the Miowera. A purse was presented as a token of appreciation for his good work during the past season.
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Scattah Thistle Club
W. Goudie
Honolulu
Goudie
Australia
Association
Hostetter's Bitters and Sailor Tales on Honolulu Wharf
An early Hawaii newspaper item extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion and malaria while recounting the adventurous life of Harry Hight. The narrative links Hight to Oceanic shipping circles, McCombe, and William Leallo McCombe, detailing his nautical career and marriage in Honolulu.
Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer advertised for infants
An old promotional piece extols Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer as a universal remedy for worms in babies. It touts natural forest origins and urges purchase from Hebron Drug Co. as agents, with a 25 cent price and a warning against counterfeit substitutes.
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Lowe Substitutes
Hebron Drug Co
Kickapoo Indian Remedien
Major Davis at Camp McKinley Recalled as West Point Classmate
A Warren officer asked Major Davis if he and Col Jack Davis were related. Major Davis replied they were classmates at West Point and became brothers three months after graduation.
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Davis
Camp McKinley
Warren
Jack Davis
West Pont
Col Jack Davis
West Point
Punahou Athletic Club Elects Officers for Baseball
The Punahou Athletic Club at Thursday night meeting elected John Soper captain J O Curetor Jr manager and A Steere as coach Steere previously led Brown University nine A team will be formed soon with candidates including Roger Soper Waterhouse Hemenway Maryeallino Marraling Cooke Loucks Perry Maddox Clark Young Babbitt Robinson Hapall Campbell Dickson Canavarro Taylor Kayluken and Humes The Evening Bulletin remains the Territorys largest weekly edition at sixteen to twenty pages priced at $1 annually.
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Punahou Athletic Club Baseball Association
John Soper
J. O. Curetor Jr
A. Steere
Cone Steere
Brown University
J. Roper
W. Soper
J. Waterhouse
G. Waterhouse
Hemenway
Steere
A. Mary Eallin
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Wellington
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Kimonas
Sekomoto
Robinson Block
Hotel Street
S. Shimamoto
Japan
Merchant Street
P.O. Bor
Wing WO Chan
Ch.se
Kinda
Muvans Street
Goohim
Nuuanu Street
Goo Kim
Dr. Alden
Pierce Electric
Bess Son "Prabcisco
Hawaii
Hoste Bitters
Hostetter
BOY Beach Broker
Harry
Jamies Leallo McCombe
Gontienan
Nuuanu
King Streets
Hinuinens
McCombe
Marry Hight
Warlete
Leslie McCambw
Hight
Honotula
Harry Hight
Hawaiian Electric C0, Ltd
Smyrna
Porter Furniture 60, Ltd
Beal
Major Davis
Punahou
Evening Bulletin
C. J. Day & CO
Ring St
Bulletin Office
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
Stangenwald Building
Vr. O
Foundstons
Piora
Frederick J. Amweg
M. AM. Soc
R. Castle JR
the Bulletin
DE Turk’s Wines
Sauternes
Haut Sauternes
Burgundy
Gomes & McTighe
Tandard Gas Lamp CO
Michigan Street
I der Srripitonss
Fred
L. Waldron Broker and Commission Merchant
P.O. Hox
Sprockely Building
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