Jury Disagrees in Liquor Case Against Frank Rosales
The jury in the liquor selling trial of Frank Rosales did not reach a verdict after hours of deliberation. Judge Robinson discharged the panel. Mc Cauley the Spanish interpreter testified for the prosecution, while Rosales denied selling liquor. The Yong Tat trial followed the discharge, with allegations of assault over fare tickets. Yong Tai received a two month prison sentence in the tower court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rosales
Robinson
McCauley
Rosaies
Yong Tat
Yong Tai
Knights of the Black Plume Toast Ledger Page
Evening Bulletin notes a festive gathering of the Knights of the Black Plume where Don Quixote is mocked and a writer is humorously hauled across the table for audacious acts. The piece jokes about press influence, a treasury quip, and a light scolding over a prime beer advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Bulletin
Knights of the Black Plume
Don Quixote
Ula
Knight Kevery
Elele Way
Don
Tresmurer
Sargent Banquet Promises Immigration Reform
Immigration Commissioner Sargent and his secretary were feted at a Japanese Club banquet in Waikiki. Oxa wa and Mead of the Sugar Planters' Labor areas were noted among attendees. Sargent promised reforms including four new stations and apportionments to improve immigrant treatment. Other attendees included Japanese Consul Mild Rialto, Vice-Consul Okabe, District Attorney Reyreckons, Inspector Brows and detectives Ridgway, Gelfrey and RO Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sargent
Waikiki
Oxawa
Mead
Sargen
Hime
Arone Thane
Comimiestoner Sargent
Mild Rialto
Okabe
Water Fairies Out at Kamehameha Girls School
The Glee Club of Kamehameha Girls' School presented the operetta The Water Fairies with a large cast of bright women, staged on the veranda between the two wings. Performers included Water Queen Miss Roslin Shaw, and many soloists and choruses under Musical Director A Mine S. Llitlan. The program featured songs, overture, and scenes from The Water Nymphs amid a decorative setting with green motifs and tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Vision
Kamehame Girls’ School
Almple
Greena
Margie K
Bishop Forest
Aml
Carele Rebults
Har Beryl Bower
Holle Lima
Yondur Mes the Shining Bower
Mary Thompson
Elizabeth Vannatta
Mlan
Rowitan Shaw
Eiieabeth Vauuutts
Hattie Jones
Water Queen
Roslin Shaw Maide
Mattie Howland
Catherine Judd
Soprance
Edith Dunn
Zetla Lina
Carrie Beholtz
Helen Kalwinen
Sound Soprance
Hannah
Murder at Jackson Courthouse Ends Kentucky Feud Histories
Attorney Marcum, ally of the Fusion faction in the Hargis Cockrell feud, was shot dead at the Jackson courthouse. He had faced threats for a year while seeking to reopen election cases tied to the feud. Witnesses report a shooter fled via a rear doorway as Marcum collapsed, his death ending a long political clash in Breathitt and surrounding counties.
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Lexington
Dex Tulle
Mutecum
Bulletin
Jackson
James Cockrell
Marcum
Sherrit
Cock~rell
Pnd
Benjamin Ewing
Dor Marci
Fred
Cee
Hare
Picton
Mareum
Perone
Wina
Fone
Mateum
Kentucky State College
Lexington Ad Masters Hallroad
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Moana Hotel Co, Ltd
T. K. James
Kapiolant Park
Kalin
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Ella Dayton
Aala Saloon
Boretanta
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Our Optical Department
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Hotel Street
Kicker
Mr, Sargent
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Ceanteetars
Pucid
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd
Telephone Main 390
Sherlock Holmes
the Porter Furniture Co.,ltd
Corner Hotel
Bishop Streets
Kamehameha
Beene
Balo
the Rey
Charley A.troman
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Woul
San Francisco
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New
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Kentucky
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M. Phillips & Co
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Wall Paper
Alko
Culeanan
Union Street
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Harry Roberts
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Maherson
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