SLOPS COLLECTOR ACCUSES MAN OF DEBT IN OREGON CITY
An incident in Oregon City involves Walter Chy as a collector from Segourney of the Merchants Protective Association. Segourney, seeking payment from Towle Mendelson, arrived with a large crowd, wore a red suit and bicycle sign, and demanded payment. Mendleson refused, a scuffle followed, and a bucket of slop was thrown. Law officers denied warrants, Segourney then drew a revolver while Mendleson armed himself, and the pursuit continued with both sides reportedly armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chy
Ore
March
Deliger
Delugee
Segourney
Merchante’ Protective Association
Towle Mendelson
Thin City
Holee
Bogourney
Mandieson
Mendleson
Fed
Justice of the Place
Begourney
Was Lawson's Raid Shocks Wall Street Profits Near Million
New York reports Thomas W. Lawson exploited a bear raid to seize profits approaching one million dollars. The raid followed tax talk, East Asia tensions, and a looming stock market close, with Lawson allegedly aided by James St. Ken. Keene's friends deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Wall Street
Higugine
Japan
France
England
lfe-Insurance
Lawson
Wallatroot
James St. Ken
Keene
Claire's Fashionable Parlor Millinery
Claire's Fashionable Parlor Millinery advertises hats and millinery at Car, Hotel and Union Streets, upstairs, managed by Mrs. and C. Cressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire
Hotel and Union Sts
Mre
C. Cressman
Mgt
Laurier outlines two Canadian provinces with Catholic schools
Sir Wilfrid Laurier proposes creating two new territories in Northwestern Canada as Alberta and Saskatchewan with separate Catholic school systems funded from public money. He cites U S contrasts and asserts Christian morale in Canadian schools. Provinces will be bounded by the 60th parallel and 110th meridian, with Regina and Edmonton as capitals and legislatures of 25 members each. Public funds allocations include per capita and federal supports totaling over 1 million dollars plus building grants.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
United States
Bir Wilfred
Aytem
Wilfrid
Jechurch
Duhamel
Haur
Lens
Buncombe
Fatinile
Manitoba
Katchewan
Alberta
Regina
Edmonton
Hawaii General Appropriations Up on Second Reading
The House passes the General Appropriations bill after committee amendments. The revised total reaches 1 902 400 with several island allocations adjusted, including Inland of Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai. Senate defers action on deficiency appropriations and refers the bill for further conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulta
Karatte
Cabute
Appropriations Joint Committee
Joint Conference
Senate
Kuudten
Hepes
Hata
Long
Lewis
Oeneral
Ila. m
House
Honolulu Bond Market Rally Holds Narrow Gains
Disjointed OCR data shows daily bond prices with stems like 5 Morning Sale per cent bonds at 101.50 and notes on various issues including sugar quotation at 4.37 cents. The fragment mentions multiple bond types, quoted prices, and company abbreviations indicating a fluctuating trading session in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Co
County Law Debate Mirrors Delay Claims and Frear Quotes
The article centers on claims that attorneys defending county law delayed a decision, countered by a conference with the Governor. It notesAttorney Frear’s supposed remarks on federal jurisdiction and reveals ongoing political tensions in Hawaii, with varied views among business leaders on local self government and political stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winty Law
Highton
Territorial Supreme Court
Frear
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Tha
Law'n Friends
Hawaii
New Prison Law Reshapes Road Work in Territory
A new law separates jail inmates from convicts, expanding road work. Those jailed for misdemeanors may be assigned to government road tasks or parks, while convicts remain the primary labor force. Captain Bam Johnson and the Governor discussed a practical compromise.
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Department of Roads
Bam Johnson
aViulhe
Johnson
Department iv
Corveraa
Anijert
Somenatia
Shingle Declines Candidacy for County Treasurer
W Shingle of the Waterhouse Trunt Co rejects Republican bid amid business demands and travel, saying he cannot listen to workers and businessmen urging a run and will be away on a business trip during the election period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Shingle
Waterhouse ‘Trunt Co
Shingle
Neveral
Rim
Inionda
Extra Sessions End After Eighteen Days of Work
The extra session of the Leginiilire will likely close Saturday after eighteen days. The town and talurion bills remain the only major measures. the former had a second reading in the House and the latter will be reported by a special committee tomorrow for likely passage on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leginiilire
House
Senate
Local and General Highlights from The Alameda Coast News
Local notices report W T Brigham and Mrs K W Baten leaving for the coast for vacations and Alameda trips by the Alameda liner. Andrew Brown heads to Byron Springs with details of passengers including H A Strong and Miss Winston. Advertisements mention Paradise of the Pacific caricatures, hot clams and cocktails at Favorite, and the Kabuki plantation drive. San Francisco’s H R Robert returns after several weeks with a serenade on Alameda deck. Evening attractions include music at Kalmukt Zoological gardens with dancing primates and a Japanese monkey performer.
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Johnson
W. T. Brigham
K. W. Baten
Alameda
Wwe
Billie Vonutain
Boleagouta
Wall
Nichole Co
Ab Armigh & Coos
VT Ste
Ettinger
Tour
Neutly
Fort Street
Paradise of the Pacific
All News
Muncest Lockwood
Mien
Nannly Winston
Richmond
Alamein Shehan
Moana Hotel
Mr. O'Meara
Mins K. O'Meara
Nis
Nave Boom
East Lake City
Ala Meda
W. J. England Plumbing Co
Tant Tran
Ay Howe
H. Robert
San Francico Examiner
San Francisco
Dave
Kalmukt Zoological Gardens
Teachers' Salaries Raised Seventy Thousand Dollars
A special House committee on Benate Hill No 2 has increased public school salaries by seventy thousand dollars beyond the Senate's allowance. The effort aims to restore salaries of teachers earning about 75 per month. The committee will report at tomorrow's session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Benate Hill No. 2
Senate
Republican Clubs and Other Organina: the People From All Over the In Lands
Tt In
Kawaikau Orchestra Play Nights at Kaimuki Zoo
The Kawaikau Orchestra will perform at the Kaimuki Zoo on Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7:80 to 11 p m. Enjoy an evening ride and explore the Fish and Turtle Pong, ledgery items, and other books sold by the Bulletin Pub Dubing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawaikau Orchestra
Kaimuki Zoo
Bulletin Pub Dubing Company
Ukuleles From Fitte Stock Attract Shoppers
Our stock of these beautiful Fitte ukuleles is an exceedingly fine one with prices to suit everyone. The instruments offer a beautiful appearance and splendid tones and are ideal souvenirs of the islands, strictly Hawaiian.
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M. R. Counter
Love Block
Laurier
Northwest
DEX
Henty Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Cor
Fort Ano Marchant
Eta Telephone Exchange
Mo 4
Honolulu
Stoge
Wame OF
London
Geo. P. Thielen
Meeviet
Loars
Goo Hart Street
Mane
Thave
Delay
Mra. O'shanghucmy
Traymumber
The
Bulletin
Hotel and Bethe Sia
J. McCarthy
Kaimuki
Hanan
McInerny Shoe Store
Condensed Milk Ie
Condensed Mike
Borden's Condensed Milk Company of
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Roger & Gallet
Violets, Pivers
Hourigant
Guerlain Boirgo
IDEAL
Cytise
Peau DE Espagne
Marechale
Alsatan Clover
Chypre
Jockey Club
Heliotrope
Bouquet Des Amour Jickey
LA Treffle
Manon Lescaut
Prima Violeta
Lewis & CompAny
King Street
Hawaiian News Co., Ltd
Young Building
Hino Lee Chan
California
Island
Aleo Poultry
Fort BT. Cor
Union and Hotel
Telephonue Oy
J. J. Fern
Manag
North Fort
Oppantt Catholic Mission
E. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
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