Retaliatory attacks by Chinese gang terrorize city crowds
A mob of Chinese criminals known as highbladers has attacked individuals and wounded victims near crowded areas. Chief Detective McDumte has begun arrests, targeting leaders and compiling names in a notebook. Madame intends to press actions during the campaign as lawmen pursue multiple suspects. A reward of 50 dollars has been offered for Chinese informants or apprehensions, with violence extending to hirelings of local gamblery and plum vendors.
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Mera
Suteltuius
McDumte
Ife
Department of Justice Decides Kabul Railroad Company Bid Protest
The Department of Justice will decide the protest by neutral contractors regarding Kabul Railroad Company's eligibility to bid on the Kabulus breakwater project. Major Winston forwarded the papers to Washington. a decision is expected in a couple of weeks. Cable reports will inform Nelala Hall of the outcome as details unfold.
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Comany
Kabulus
Department of Justice
Major Winstow
Washington
Nolala
Hall
War Department
Stephenson Hires Citizen Labor Only
The document records Stanley Stephenson sworn in Honolulu as stating he employs only citizen labor and will hire at least six citizen workers. It lists local witnesses and notes a separate arrest related to a neighborhood dispute and a warrant served by Deputy Almelia.
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Stanley Stephenson
United States of America
Local election forecast from Maui in the 19th century transfer
In a speculative field note, the writer projects Maui county race outcomes with names like Shipton, McCunciene, Kublett, and Kay. Predictions cover Kona, Hennte, Boad of Supervisors control, and County offices, noting Home Rule tensions and cross district chances, with cautious optimism on several personalities.
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Shipton
McCunciene
Kublett
Ain Maguire
Aetager
Thantho
Herve
Supervicons
Shipman
Kau
Te Te Hikewlnn
Moard
Lyman
Pana
Mia
Attp
Fowaliko
Tuvd
Johile Kal
Archie Haji
Bowh
Ewaliko
Boonye Woo Kakae
Harry Tewin
Hardson
Treasuryr
Hose Retains HHS Office Amid Officer Howe Probe
Sheriff William Jarrett took no steps toward removing Officer Polar Howe from the police force as an accuser’s affidavit alleged improper relations with Howe. J A Rath said the girl, Howe’s stepdaughter, testified of misconduct, but Jarrett denied stronger insinuations and said the accuser misunderstood most questions.
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William Jarrett
Polar Howe
Dev Alte
J. A. Rath
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Howe
Sher Jarrett
Altt
Rath
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Tomorrow 15 Election Bay Highlights Oregon Proposals
The article discusses multiple Oregon constitutional amendments framed by initiative petitions. Proposals include verdict by a three fourths jury in civil cases, expanding initiative and referendum powers, and conservation of natural resources with annual state funding for water power reserves. Minnesota mentions a tax exemption for private lands to be used for reforestation.
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Oregon
Minnewta
Dunn Wedding Notice From Unclear Source
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a birth or wedding related item with names Dunn and Wimsatt. The text is garbled with stray symbols and lacks clear context, dates, or locations to confirm event details or participants.
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