Maritime Injury Suit Over $10240 Damages In Admiralty Court
Hans Lorenzen sues Inter-Island Steam Navigation Co and others in U S District Court for 10240 damages claiming injuries and lost wages after a maritime collision while Noeau ship was anchored near the Irm gard in Honolulu harbor. He says he was a chief officer and not a Noeau crew member, and that the Noeau’s discharge operations and gear caused his injuries. He is 26, supports his San Francisco family, and held unlimited licenses at the time.
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Admiralty Division
United States District Court
Hans Lorengen
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company
J. J. Dunne
R. W. Breckens
Ithellant
Nbel
Hans Lorenzen
Irmgard
San Francisco
Ris
Irn
Honolulu
Vowell Granted Court Run On Own Recognizance
Daniel Vowell appeared in the Post Live Court forenoon on a manslaughter charge after arrest yesterday for a shoot. The defendant asked to be released on own recognizance pending a Wednesday session for self preparation and an attorney was retained. The court continued the case and allowed Vowell to go on his own recognizance, with a promissory oath to return.
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Daniel Vowell
Yowell
Acho Chit
David Kanewannt
Atturney Andford
Hohn
de Holt
Ashford
Julie Wilcox
Tudeh
Olmos Fails to Appear as Court Dismisses Case
Yanuel Olmos, holder of a warrant for his brother’s deputy was charged with vagrancy and linked to Rodrigues case. Olmos did not appear in Police Court to prosecute the owner and was discharged for want of prosecution after Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth said Olmos wished to discontinue. Judge accepted absence as grounds and Olmos again failed to appear.
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Yanuel Olmos
Uslin
Rodrigues
Wilcox
Sherif Chillingworth
Olmos
Olona
Waterfront police chief sued for cruel treatment claims
Plaintiff accuses Mary Pint and other defendants of extreme cruelty over four months. Allegations include assault during a visit to see a friend, injuries at a hotel, and payments through alimony disputes. Plaintiff seeks relief and back alimony totaling 75 cents per month.
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Mint
Alelite
Anittien
Mires
Memorial Day Parade and Services Amid City Tangle
A Memorial Day program begins at 2 PM with a parade along Alakea and Kinama streets, featuring mounted police, marching bands, and a public carriage processional to the cemetery. The event includes a poet at Vineyard Hall and a call for half-mast flags, with arrests and a shore of orders connected to town security noted in the record.
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Kina
Vineyard
Nw Tani
Cemetery
Hait
Coknae IE Nhnor
Maya
Comrad Hunt
Diete
Atere
Port Street
Deansportar
Hhon
Thome
Mat Thay
G. Deis
Thanks for Bulletin on Hawaiian Opera House event
A note from ALLE M FREER at Honolulu thanks the Rolling Evening Bulletin for coverage of the entertainment at the Hawaiian Opera House on Thursday evening May 1st. The item was produced by the educational branch of the Mechinivy Memorial Committee and mentions the Pattons at the YWCA.
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Mechinivy Memorial Committee
Pattons
YW. OA
M. Freer
Masbinger No Better 1A Hopeful for Recovery
A garbled report notes Masbinger showing slight improvement after a previous night’s condition. The piece mentions Haswinger and Hines in a context of medical or urgent care, with hopes for further recovery today. Names appear inconsistently due to OCR.
Colonel Boyd Named Grand Marshal for Parade
A morning meeting of the Fourth of July Parade and Salute Committee outlined events for a Hawaiian National Guard parade. Participants include Honolulu Fire Department, Kasmehameha School cadets, Lovie College cadets, Horn Brigade, and various floats with prizes for best original advertising schemes. Colonel Boyd proposed as grand marshal amid internal dissent as the Fourth marks controversy over leadership.
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Boyd
Gauhites
Pratt Faces Hurdles in Attempt to Pass Public Works Bill
Washington May 17 The Senate Committee reviews Pacific talent proposals as J O Pratt presses to insert cattle payment provisions into the General Deficiency bill. The sole general appropriation bill unreported in both houses remains stalled with uncertain prospects. Breckons notes Pratt labors against swift opposition and procedural obstacles to advance the measure.
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Washington, D. G
Benate Committee of Pacific Talents
JO. Pratt
Sion
Pratt
J. A. Breckons
Arrest Order Seeks Alfred Kroba and Daniel Smith
The bulletin reports a court order for the arrest of Alfred Kroba and Daniel Smith, important witnesses in the Wateron murder case involving defendant George Parris. Officials fear the men may flee the country before trial.
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Kateuel Mayeda Glayan
Ene
Achill Frederick Mead
Rit Pareer
Etaworth Brock
Ape Prentive
Firatolasn
John George Amon
Jatt Hay
Henry Daniel Paterick
Carpores
Oscar Joline Plson
Domin
Habiey
Wach
Dadge Roby Moon
Alfred Kroba
Daniel Smith
Wateon
George Parris
Atte
Furnlale
Hall Gale Closing and Legal Proceedings Mentioned
The notice describes a court session with Judge Habineon in a divorce matter and a related appeal. It notes the Royal Tneurmaee Do and involvement of Wong Chow of New Zealand in a case against Hop Hing & Co. and North German Insurance Co. It also references a marriage release, mortgage notices to Philip d. Farley, and an appeal to the Supreme Court from Judge Gear’s ruling concerning the United Chinese Society.
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Juiue Humphreye
Wong Chow
New Zealand
Inaup Anew Co
Hop Hing & Co. Ve
North German Insurance Co
W.C. Achi
John Silva de Paso
Wan
Rapiolans
Aly
Morteager
Philip d. Farley
Sollettor
Supreme 1 Court
Gear
K. al
Aenerates
Weathered Sentiment Delays Tomorrow Baseball Games
Citizens debate whether to hold baseball games tomorrow with a large turnout against play on the commemorative day. President Ch as worth of the League weighs delaying to allow observances, while supporters argue postponement disrupts season end timing and may trigger more scheduling issues.
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Mr Chilling
Amy
Namie Tainrnin
Deserter Buckley Captured by Camp McKinley Guards
Fred Buckley, described as "the man deserter," was captured yesterday evening by private soldiers from Camp McKinley after being away from the camp for some time. He is now at Camp McKinley awaiting trial by court martial. Additional deserters from Dan McKinley are still at large, some believed to be in the city.
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Fred
Buckley
Camp McKinley
Bickley
Avian Howe
Courrtmartial
Dan McKinley
Ttsk
Ehly
Corliss Proposes Purely American Cable Link
Washington May 17 Representative Corliss of Michigan met with the President and Secretary of War to press a bill for a pure American cable between the United States and Hawaii with a connection to the Philippines. He warned foreign firms German and Dutch seek landing rights and urged prohibiting landing by any cable owned by foreign governments. He said he would introduce a bill to address the issue.
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Washington
Corliss
Michigan
Verterilay
Amt
Prewfont
United States
Promis
Woudt
Freight Steamer Tampico Struck by Monster Storm
The Globe Navigation company steamer Tampico arrived in port after a twelve day Seattle run hampered by a ferocious hurricane. Waves swept the vessel washing into cabins and wrecking doors while water flooded holds and crew feared for the ship’s safety.
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Globe Navigation Company
Seattle
Boari
Hines
Elrdo
Medals for Pupils from Catholic Institutions
The Young Men's Institute issues four handsome gold medals to local Catholic institutions. Two medals go to Saint Louis College pupils, with one awarded for best Christian doctrine and the other for best knowledge of United States history. The program promotes "For God and Our Country" and costs 75 coins per month.
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Damtes Connell
Ut Ad
Et Luis College
United States
Evening Bulletin
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Flint
Cnet
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Welaek Tamoreee
Elday
Noah
Alwke Street
Kinma
Kamehiteha School
Kamehiametn Choot Caders K. Geo
Detong
Carrige
Frontier
Manila
Tole del Worthington
Pet Vate
Ghee Corwin Minh
Kuna
Karlin
Hookens
Masbinger
Colonel Boyd
FEROS
Prabranee
Phin All Dealers
Imperial Cigar Store
Port Street Distribl Vols
Humphreys
United Chinese Society
NEW Oam Association
Ermerker
Heerlen Te Sued Cnettiody
Vince Stat Limate
Wenedalty
Ie Gees
John
South Afria
Botton Herald
Sal
Sierra
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
Black Vici
Fort Street
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