Criminals Wanted For Medical Experiments Plot
The article reports on a plan involving Dr Wo Bh tle and others to inoculate two condemned youths in Lexington, Kentucky with a dangerous disease to study treatment methods. The condemned murderers, Mer chant A B Chinn-Claude O'Brien and Kear Whitney, face execution while some physicians and a jailer discuss the ethics and risks of such experiments amid public sensationalism.
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Wo Bhtle
Lovieville
Kentucky
Jadeot Lyle
New York
CL. Wheeler
Walter Bullock
D. J. Healey
Lexington
A.B. Chinn
Claude O'Brien
Kear
Whitney
Hoyn
Ker
Low Tore
R.A. Wallace
Coroner's Jury Delivers Verdict In Fukuoka Death Mystery
Jurors found death in Honolulu by drowning with probable intent after hearing a Japanese witness Nishida Tokuma describe a night of chaos at a cane field. The account claims a man with a white shirt fled after a throat wound and that Furkuoka may have killed out of fear of trial.
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Fukuoka
Pearl Harbor
Nishida Tokumachit
Pieson
Ely
Nashimoto
Alea
Honolulu
Tan
Furkuoka
Uther Withessen
Liner W. G. Hall Brings In Cargo and Reports Weather
The steamer W. G. Hall arrived at 5:08 this morning after the Mauna Lowa run to Maul Kowa and Kau port. She carried 2 500 bags sugar 2 600 bags sugar 482 bags taro 164 bunches bananas 40 bags ginger 8 tubs butter 34 basawa 1 1 bunchen hides 2 head cattle 2% cones fruit 17 plan 1 crates chickens 18 bags coffee 85 barrels water lem s and 800 packages sundries. Sugar is reported in Hawaii ports ready for shipment by A. Co 18440 bags Honuapo 4000 Honokawa 000 Kuhulhaele 3 000 and Kona Sugar Co 100 bags. The purser notes ships at various ports and rough seas, with wind along the Kona coast and high surf at Lahaina, mail transfers to Lehua, and small freight for Lahaina brought to Honolulu. The Bulletin and Weekly Edition publish notices and rates.
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W. G. Hall
Mauna Lowa
Maul Kowa
Kau
He A. Co. Muir
Hawaii
IH. A. Co
Honuapo
Honokaw
Kuhulhaele
Kona Sugar Co
Kukulhaele
Honokaa
Katlia
Honoka
Punalin
Kien WiKer
Honwapo
Maalaea
Lahaina
Lehua
Lav Haina
Honolulu
Weather and shipping notes from Kahului to Hilo May dates
Weather Bureau Panabou May 15 reports morning minimum 6 midday maximum 81 barometer 3004 falling rain 0 dew point 0 humidity 40 percent wind 5 to 8 and calm cloudy Wednesday May 14. Vessels Helene Nicholison from Mokun ports and C B S Coptic Rinder underway off port 10:30 p m May 15. Ste Kanal Arabe Kauai post steined for Ka sorte. Wo He Dismond Nilson San Francisco. Nevensian Green for Kahului. Helene Nicholison bound Hawaii ports 3 p m.
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Bareau
Panabou
Stmr
Helene
Nicholison
Hasmokun
C. B
Coptic
Rinder
The
Orient
W. G. Hall
Thompson
Trom An
Rome
Aum
SC. Allen
Johnson
San Francisco
Ste. Kanal
Arabe
Kauel Post Stine
Waintenié
Mosheg
Kasorte
Dismond
Nilson
Sailed Rivalry Between Columbia and Reliance at Sea Race
In light wind and foggy heat, Columbia overtook and led the new Reliance yacht. Starting leeward, Columbia surged ahead, gaining a quarter mile lead within twenty minutes and finishing well ahead as both boats battled windward tacks and steady maneuvers.
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Gléncore
Levy
Colimna
Reliance
Columbia
Tuckel
Reiague
Vanity
English Emigre to Canada Immigration Movement Grows
A Herald special reports Rev J M Marr leads a large English emigration to western Canada near Saskachewan west of Battleford. About 2000 immigrants head to a planned settlement in Manitoba with 40 man township sections allotted. Government plans support settlement at Barr while rail companies hold other lands. The move follows trade downturns and South African War effects and food supply fears.
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New York Herald
Winnipeg
J. M. Marr
Hoyland
Neew
William Penn
Pensylvania
New Home
Saskatchewan Valley
Hattle Ford
Barr
Peren i Hingland Wan
Harr
Canada
England
South Africa
Embezzlement Fine and Local Court Actions
Frank Lanton was fined 100 and conte for embezzlement in the Potlea Court the morning. The cases of B. M. Moll and of 8, Obayashi, both charged with usuantt and battery, were wollw pred. Julia Naone and Howse Naone, two young girls, were oned 50 cents ad conte each for assault and battery on Maria V. Garcia. The case of Hulahaa charged with profanity was continued until tomorrow. See Mrs. Charlotte B. Wilbour, the sd President of Saroais, validd hume, thirty-twe years ago, the set meeting to consider the formation of shat Cla.
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Frank Lanton
Conte
B. M. Moll
Obayashi
Julia Naone
Howse Naone
Maria V. Garcia
Hulahaa
Charlotte B. Wilbour
Saroais
Hume
Shat Cla
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Sledge Brand
India
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NEW Overland Limited
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Kewalo
McCully
Kwa-makal
Bere
Tania
Punchbow
Maka
Bere Tania St
Miller St
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Business Man's
Standard Gas Lamp Company
of Hawaiian Trading Go, Ltd
Fort Street
Love Building
EWA
Juy
Honolulu Carpet and Rug Co
Adama Lave
Bulletin
W. B. Allen
D.D.S
F. L. Ferguson
Hawaiian Islands
Hotel Street
Union
Arlington Block
Shipping Intelligence
Wein
Friaay
Saturna
United States
Kahulul
Hilo
Greenwich
Coptie
Kinder
Nevensian
Nreen
Kahulat
Helene, Nicholison
Hae Wall
Geigha
Whitney & Marsh
Adiens Bulletin
Lazarus
Harry Glyndon
Orpheum
Punahou Campus
Punahou
Kamehameha
Hawaiian News Co
Whitman & Co, Pearson & Potter
E. O. Hall & Son
T.G. Thrum, Wall, Nichols Co
Kona
Party
Richard H, Trent
Gent
Garner Fort and
Merch
Jessie Norton
Barkentine
Magnolia
Hayward
Seattle
Jas. A. Hassell
Queen Street
Alakea
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co., Ltd
Hon
L. Dickerson
Alameda
Kinwall
Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Go., Ltd
Lonna
Meintyre Bldg
the Hawaiian Realty and Maturity Co., Ltd
LK. Kentwell
Lam
Lewers
Cooke
J. Lando
JAS. F. Morgan
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