Merchants Association Works on July Fair Plans
Merchants discuss Mercha nte Day arrangements with the Jockey Club and steamship lines to attract visitors to Honolulu for a four day fair around the Fourth of July. They seek reduced hotel rates and a citywide exhibition, but warn finances may limit plans.
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Booth
Honolulu
Anit Wiese
Jsuvceam
George W. Sith
Tamond
Ermine
Fale
Wauccoansi
Xualth
Man Wanted In Conspiracy Case In Washington Police Notice
Richard Silvester, Washington D C major and superintendent of police, issued notices for Sinan, Kupalstikrs, Al Atatrian, about 40 years old, charged with conspiracy. Described as 4 feet 4 inches, 118 pounds, dark complexion, black hair and mustache, thinning hair on top, traveling with Master Mulhsern Axnoelution. He was briefly detained on a bail release for damages claim against Washington Traction Company, then escaped. Police seek capture and warn of ongoing probe into related insurance and illicit activity. The piece notes a meeting of a local association and details about the organization and transfers.
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Richard Silvester
Washington
Wartim
Thelrayer
Sinan
Kupalstikrs
al Atatrian
Washington ‘Traction Company
Washington, D. C
Trady
Unclear headline from New Haven dispatch
Governor Dole travels toward Boston with Mrs Dole aboard a Yale connection flight. The report notes his pace toward a political gathering and mentions Governor Bote and the Yale man in a brief, fragmentary update.
Orpheum Row Leads to Assault Verdict in Local Case
A two party dispute over household tensions and a theater outing ends in assault and battery findings. The husband faced a $10 fine and costs after a police court hearing ruled his temper caused the incident and noted the wife and daughter were involved in a separate matter connected to an Orpheum showing.
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Orpheum
Hackman
Wah Lee
Hole Wala
Uahnelt
Gapiaien
Mannel Corea
Magoon
Dillon & Lightfoot
Leon ML Straus
Lake Denen
H. B. Monieicks
Tc Axil
Firkeln
Stenien
Serine
Wwe
Hawaii
Rebecca Houghtailing
Wilaw
Morris
Atery
Hart
Hangry
Wilcow
Morhushan
de Fendant
Adi
Saul
Jane
Japanese Watchful Theft Suspect Sentenced in Police Court
A Japanese man was accused of tampering with a box containing a watch as police confronted him near a curb. He allegedly opened the box but did not fully reveal its contents, drawing alarm from bystanders and leading to police intervention. The court found him intoxicated and imposed a $10 fine with a warning to refrain from similar acts.
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Tellow
Witcox
Roots
Warniothin
Wiffie
Boves
Cohen Resigns as League Manager Amid Baseball Meeting
The Baseball League in Honolulu held a session yesterday to address resignations and future duties. J C Cohen formally resigned as league manager. the motion passed with thanks for his service. Bailey of Oahu College may supervise operations and event payments. next meeting will decide umpire staffing and finance for upcoming games. The group expressed resolve to ensure the city hosts high quality baseball.
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J.C Cohen
Walihae Tiv
Hie Wie CO We Busines
Slnen Aily
Jeane
Lamenee
Baseball 19
Cily
Cohen
Tien
Winpiros Wan Leu
Abe Canll
Lieut
Newton
Camp McKinley
Bailey
Barky
Athletion
Oahu College
Tal Fince
Lalley
Wanette
Price
Umpiien
From Garden Isle Walabala Arrives With Sugar Shipment
The Leamer Walabala capt Mite docked at 55 morning from Auabala Kaunl carrying 3254 bagas of M 8 Co sugar. Surker Stel notes fair weather in The Garden, light nutritious winds veering and a moderate sea channel. Reports mention vessels Kanalte WG Hall Abwikini mutant Pewee Nina Walmen Edward May Matuwell and Anatolia in voyage.
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Leamer Walabala
Mite
Auabala
Kaunl
Surker Stel
Admits to larcony charge in police court
Pokinl appeared in the police court on the charge of larceny in the second degree. He allegedly stole a number of weighs from the City Water Company mill. He was told he could not be found in the Police Court and would have to appear before a jury in the Circuit Court. Judge Witcraft committed him to the Circuit Court with bond set at one hundred dollars.
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Merchants’ Association
Achenie
W.W. Dimond
Wimber
Pokinl
Wan
Cent
Funity
Witcax
Dirigo at Last Steps Ashore From Ocean Voyage
After a long voyage from Vonghong the American ship Dirigo arrives sixty miles off and reaches port by nine o clock this morning. Aboard report mentions a cordial reception and notes insurance rates quoted at ten percent. Local cheer and a celebratory concert planned at Hawadlin Hotel amid patrons from Kaedorhik Wards.
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Vonghong
Hiplela
Gandwit
Jng
Ste
Jovering
Keedorhik
Cable Landing Discussion With Governor and Officials
Dickenson of Mackay Cable Company visited Governor Cooper with Public Works Hoyd and Surveyor General Wall to review possible landing sites for the cable. They viewed several locations near Honolulu and Waikiki Road, with ongoing surveys to determine a suitable landing point. The officials planned further inspections this afternoon as Dickenson anticipated leaving shortly.
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Dickenson
Mackay Cally Company
Cooper
Thin Wud
Wall
Dienenton
No Longer Exists Frank Cabral In Battery Case
A man named Cabral was accused of assaulting a woman and her young son after a dispute at a home on Millon Street. The mother claimed Cabral beat the boy, while Cabral denied striking the child. The case proceeded to police court for trial amid dispute over who started the trouble.
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Frank Cabral
Do Hage
Millon
Catral
Fink
de Rego
Cabral
Triad
Witcax
Mike
Polten
Wolf
Waterfront Buzz as Ports Stir with Six Sailing Vessels
Harbor activity peaks as six sailing vessels depart in a single day. The scene at the waterfront buzzes with ship movements including the bark Nunend, the schooner Transit, and the Arthur Sewall arriving from New York with cargoes. Harbor masters, chandler, and stevedores stay busy as crews prepare ships for loading and departure.
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Angihituf
Theo
Hongkong
Schouner Tranalt
Mont Wunders
Arthur Bewall
New York
Mzdasa
Kabulys
Mantis
Trent
Europe
Square
Initio
Coant I
San Francisco
Uni
Ableton
Bone
Newenstbe
Bremen
Arthur Sewall
Hiogo
Japan
Shin Chandler
Mel
Turk
Brokaw
Yortape
Nan
Porto Rigan Talks in Court and Convictions Reported
In a court led by Judge Gear, Porto Rigan speaks on minor's estate clouding title as several hearings proceed. Maria Ortea is convicted of a Jal peny offense, with Judge Hobinson placing a strict sentence and noting the crime’s affront to public order amid calls for clemency and courtroom procedure.
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Gear
Minor
Humphreys
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