Thetis Back Empty Handed At Sea Patrol
A vessel named Thetis returned to port with no poaching or bird hunting violations noted. It departed Hooglute in May, reached Infanda and the Westword amid rough seas, and successfully landed at several islets. No evidence of recent Japanese depredations was seen aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layxan
Lyalaneky
Nelear
Thella
Hooglute
Ceveral
Jonely
Thetis
Hook
Hey Moors Tage
Tulle
Yokohama
Manetal
Tayean
Lynhamsky
Fragmentary report on warning and vessel status
A damaged OCR passage notes a warning about activity and a United States Government vessel. It mentions th es tic officers and multiple trips to a western ward, but details are unclear and names or concrete facts are missing.
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United States
Memorial Day Parade Line of March Starts at 9 AM
Memorial Day parade begins at drill ground on Miller Street, proceeds through Bertania and King Streets to Fort, then to Nugent and Nuwan streets, returning to School Street, ending near Vine and Sard intersections. Marshal Edgar Barry directs the route.
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Drillhed
King Atrent
King
Fort Atredt
Port
Behool
Nuuann Street
Iy Nugent
Cerewry
Nuwan Street
Down Fort
Vineyard
Vinn “Sard
Kina
Einae Borviavia
Edgar
Barry Marahal
Sunken Submarine Crew Alive as Rescue Efforts Continue
News from Calais reports the French submarineProvolue with a full crew of thirty trapped after a collision with Pax de Calais in the English Channel. Divers heard tapping from inside as wreckers work to surface the vessel and rescue the imprisoned sailors. In Punta Arenas, the British bark Swanhilda wrecked off Terra del Fuego with Captain Pyne, his wife, and thirteen crew members drowned when the ship broke up. The lost vessel formerly carried the murderer Mutter from Australia to San Francisco years ago.
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Calais
Hutt
English Channel
Wikkin Herdle
Dover
Abe
London
Ebalon
Nitheh
Chalnm
Punta Arenas
Terra del Fuero
Pyne
Australia
Maijor
Golden Gate
Butler
San Quentin
Jammers Pinched in Wheat Market Corner Attempt
Jamen and George Pattap unloaded eight million bushels of September wheat, then withdrew from the firm trying the corner. Heavy selling pushed September wheat down four and a half points and May deliveries declined. Estimated loss from Pattton’s attempt runs between six hundred forty thousand and one million two hundred thousand dollars.
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Jammers
Eichae
Jamen
George Pattap
Bwen
Jaren Patton
Taft to Pay His Fare for Travel Costs
Washington May 26 The twenty thousand dollars appropriated by Congress to cover the presidents traveling expenses for the year will not be available before July. Any travel expenses incurred before that date must be paid from the President's own funds.
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Taft
Washington
Congress
Quinns Road Board Plans Signal Progress and Delays
City and County road board chair Quinn declares 4 million dollars in petitions for new roads and fixes, noting funds shortfalls. Aylett and Kane head a June work schedule across Inland districts with repairs, grading, oiling, and a move to slow rock and macadam projects. A separate inquiry into Pagle and Watson leads to a recommendation to pay Watson seven dollars and fifty cents, while praising Pagle's honesty but deeming him careless.
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Quinn
Mu Alriyal
Quing
Aylett
Kane
Teading
Sehnack Tract
Alno
Kaplolani
Ewa
Kh Papa Guich
Waialua
Koolauioa
Koolaupoko
Healakea Beach
Meelakea Beach
Pace
Kuo Ianpoke
Agconnte
Tom Watson
Hindo
Board of Supervisors
Brett
Koolanpoko
Watson
Parka
Wats
Pagle
Paulas
Koolaypoko
Haleakala
Lane
Paele
Trent Nover
Electric Control From Diamond Head Fortifications
Electric communication will connect inland fortifications around Oxby from Diamond Head. The system, nearly finished, aims to guide batteries and coordinate defenses. Four large mortars at Diamond Head base have been out of commission since last year. Fort Armateong defenses are being programmed and armored positions at Fort Kamehameha and Pearl Harbor added, but not yet ready for action.
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Oxby
Diamond Head
Damond Head
Fort Armateong
Fort Kamehameha
Pearl Harbor
Officer Olson Exonerated In Anonymous Letter Case
An anonymous complaint against Officer Olson was reviewed by the Police Committee and Board of Supervisors. No verifiable informant could be produced, leading to the conclusion that the letter was a motive driven fabrication and Olson was cleared.
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Palge Offerlain
Me DoMe
Supervl
Joe Ka”wort
Fern
Acer Olwen
Pollen
Bherit Jarrett
Vieira
Dedwite Tequerta
Sheri
Weiter
Olson
Central Grammar School Expansion Moves Forward
Campbell Jollie and the city supervisors received a letter noting the Public Works head has acquired property on Vineyard Street between Fort and Emanuel to enlarge Central Grammar School. The report cites council action and a formal communication at last night’s meeting.
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Marston Campbell
Nicola the Great Magician at the Novelty Theater Show
Nicola the famous American magician and illusionist appears in a large variety program. He showcases new tricks and paraphernalia while challenging the audience to bring prop items to the stage. George Nadolny and Whipple Sinners perform juggling and singing acts, with Marguerite Button as a psychic marvel and Dobski as a comic, plus Mayo and Rowe in comedy sketches. The program promises novelty and musical interludes, with special requests and a near dawn Romne music segment.
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Nicola
Ant
Nicole
Nicolay
Handcutt
Eltixens
Niewin
Himelf
Maavelf
George Nadolny
Whipple Sinters
Artinty
Marguerite Button
Dobski
Orient
McGrath
Prev
Mayo
Rowe
Hhe
Park
Work Ahead for Rapid Transit
The Rapid Transit Company plans extensive future improvements on company property. A new barn is to be erected near Young Street to support expanded car storage and special holiday operations. Steps include extending shelters, obtaining Washington permission for track work, and lengthening sidings on King Street east of Fort Street.
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Belie
King Street
Fort
Treacherous Road To Iwilei Reported For Action
A garbled report notes highway hazards on the Twitel road near Iwilei as major local businesses petition city authorities. They argue the thoroughfare endangers traffic and urge immediate corrective measures by the road committee to ensure safe, reliable movement for heavy loads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twitel
Honolulu Packing Company
Mar Wallan Pioeapply Company
American Can Company
Hawaiian Fertilizer Company
Joseph J. Perny
Tod
Kalihi Residents Press for Roadway Improvement Project
Kalihi residents continue to demand action on the roadway extending from Walkamil to Kalil Beach Road. Solomes Mahelon, now secretary of the Kati and Palma Improvement Sociation, wrote to May or Perth seeking support to advance the project amid concerns the highway is unsafe after nightfall.
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Kalili
Solomes
Ue Kati
Palma
Perth
Walskamil
Kalil Beach Road
Weeiwetenl
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Messaline
Sachs’ Dry Goods CO
Honolulu
Paris
Versailles
Arts & Crafts
Fort Below
King Frances Morrison
Folger’s
Grace
Kalih
Benjamin
Officer Olsen
Campbell Jollie
Buscemi
Cohen's New Company
Empire
Viva McNair
Honoluld
Volce
Iwilei
Kalihi
Ofice
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