Two Shot Gun Fight On Busy Street Continues
On a crowded street a driver and McQuaid exchanged gunfire after a dispute near the Guntive Hotel. McQuaid fired twice at Winter as he moved toward a Newbury avenue car, striking Winter in the heart.
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
3
On a crowded street a driver and McQuaid exchanged gunfire after a dispute near the Guntive Hotel. McQuaid fired twice at Winter as he moved toward a Newbury avenue car, striking Winter in the heart.
The examination of Driver reveals he was struck by bullets from a McQuald revolver. A dangerous wound to the kidneys is reported. Driver, staying at the Majestic Hotel, asked his father Hawaii, superintendant of the West Hawaii Railroad, to come immediately to Hor Holuta. O’Conour, present with him earlier, may know more about the incident.
McQuaid says the driver affair involved Joile Lovin and that the driver was leaving a home when a tragedy occurred. He asserts the driver’s actions followed a pattern of risk but notes the driver was often with his wife during business trips.
A fragmentary notice hints at a future event involving a group or person named Nevhe and Miyetoetlog. The readable text suggests a connection to a meeting or venture, with limited detail on location or outcome. Further context would clarify names and the event’s nature.
Fragmented text records a chaotic local notice page with scattered names places and phrases. It mentions Bee hour Hok Stam Mhowe Queen How's Kant and Amatow plus Sony Motel station referencing various people and local items in a garbled schedule style.
The jury will decide a case involving Betton, Wath, and others accused of contravening laws. Testimony centers on alleged actions at a university and related agreements, with questions about timing, duties, and employment in the county court.
The article details a long-standing controversy involving two well known territorial figures. It recounts a violent incident with a shooting, the driver’s confrontation, and witnesses describing fear and confusion during the event. It notes hospital care for one man and the witness Virginita Parker’s frightened testimony.
Shipping reports describe multiple vessels sailing from Manila and other Asian ports heading to Honolulu, San Francisco, and Japan, with cargoes including sugar and oils. The log details quarantine, crew changes, and port movements, along with election day activities and a legal verdict in a separate case.
In Foreign Ports item lists ship arrivals and departures with sparse details. It mentions Port Townsend, San Francisco, and a few vessel names and dates though the text is fragmentary and hard to parse. The entry reads like a shipping telegraph column with inconsistent dates and ship names.
Saffery was fined after a sentencing in Wailsky on November 4 for embezzlement involving a dustyr Tudae Kihgatinry case. The Centreee War ordered payment of eight hundred Dallas and two hundred Hollore Battery seeks to appeal the fine.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and events, mentioning quitting city employment and a potential oath or appreciation. Details are garbled. no clear persons, dates, or actions can be confirmed from readable portions.
In October the city and county plumbing teams reported 72 planes filed and 72 parts, with 62 senior workers and 31 apprentice notes recorded. The month saw retirees listed and a total cost of about $100 for the period.
General Tasker, commander of the Department in California, reports a simple solution to the permanent post site issue. He notes a favorable choice for temporary quarters to accommodate troops, with renovation plans and possible Advancing scheduling for a final site decision. The plan aims to adapt existing buildings or find suitable locations for Crops and future troops. General Nile plans to depart Craigport Logan tomorrow afternoon, likely with General Alemire.
Mim Dein, fowl of the Med Crows Society with Noadyimrters at Wank, heads the Kea Dame of the Army of the Fairy. A religious ceremony will honor her during a home event at 740 thieving. All interested in Rest Crom work invited to meet Atlee Dolue to evaluate active involvement.
The Republican meetings tonight draw a large crowd at Last Malt Hall by Tiowrelock as supporters rally under Fifth President Fourth District chair CG. Halteneyne plans to lead the campaign. Scheduled speakers include WOO. Smith B. Faxon Mahop Norman Watkin HM von Holt J. W. Shingle and John Hughes. Hoket talk expected to attract notable attention.
Peking dispatch reports an imperial edict from the throne ordering the imperial party to convene Parliament in 191%. The note notes the timing and authority of the imperial summons and signals a formal political move in the capital.
Wires received by agents from Sierra bound for San Francisco detail a weather delayed voyage from Bea with winds and cloudy skies. Listed names include Wilcox, Quarles, Thayer, Moller, Kinley, Wisharts, and Huberts among others, with wind readings and times noted.
A dated passenger list and shipboard names appear, listing numerous individuals and titles with origins from Nagasaki to Kona ports, including officers such as Captain Dostolio, Dr Florentine Amphy Jonn Bf Mader, and Major John Portard, among a long roster of passengers and affiliates. The fragment notes Nov and Jan entries, plus various locales and ship routes, reflecting a harbor record or naval muster.
Thayer 15 vanished in Manila as lawyers argued for or against production of papers in the Calamba insolvency case. Judge Croswelld ordered disclosure of correspondence to assess relevancy while creditors press for the 640,000 purchase price terms and a two year breathing period to secure capital.
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