Frisco thug is fakir in Honolulu bank case
Frisco police identify a Hawaiian named John Siemsen as son of August Oreler of Kauai. He faces murder and robbery charges tied to the cashier’s killing at a Japanese bank and other assaults. The elder Siemsen once ran in mugor despite reverses and died by his own hand at Oahu Prison. Siemsen has two brothers, John and Charles, with ties to Hamburg and Hilo. Hawaiian Hotel attendance planned if Alameda arrives.
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San Francisco
Cal
John Siemsen
August Oreler
Inter
Kauai
Emu Dreier
John Biemeen
John Ben
Hamburg
Germany
Siemsen
Mugor
place @ eai
Oahu
John
Charles
Hilo
Alen
Wien
Band Fund Plea Mentioned In Town Bulletin
A fragmented bulletin references Link McCandinns and George Bigelow in Cecilstrown with vague talk of collecting money for a band. The text hints at promised contributions and a call for funds, mentioning a bus edition and road concerns without clear totals or dates.
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Link McCandinns
Walt
George Bigelow
Cecilstrown
Link
Band fund planned to bring Hawaii boys home
Royal Kawahattan Club and town residents discuss a public subscription to raise funds for returning the Hawallan band boys from San Francisco. K Nainoa reports the club will hold a benefit dance and ticket sale, with managers offering venues and pledges to cover costs if community contributions meet the goal.
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K. Nainoa
Royal Kawaihan Glee Cub
Bute Lot
Ieetub
Kawalhau Club
Hortiche
Nainow
Ballot Box Opened in Fourth Precinct Incident
An election irregularity report details a box opened during the Rev pth Precinct count. A ballots mix up occurred between Senator and Representative boxes, inspectors noting a possible breach but focusing on recount evidence and legality of the action.
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Wo. Rott
Mle
Hallot
John Hills
British Consul General Howard to be temporarily named Ambassador
London reports Howard, British Consul General at Grete, and a Councilor of the Embassy, will be temporarily appointed Ambassador to the United States, in place of Sir Mortimer Durand, who resigns. The move signals a shift in diplomatic ranking amid ongoing negotiations and expected U.S. relations.
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London
England
Kames Howard
Grete
United States
Mortimer Durand
Resi
Merchants Association Plans Relief Meeting and Fund Use
A special directors meeting of the Merchants Association is set for tomorrow at 10 to discuss relief funds. Secretary BW Faris proposes that the Merchants Association and the Chamber of Commerce coordinate on surplus funds for the relief effort, with a petition to be circulated for support.
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Uke Merchintn Assa
Faris le Foon
Chamber of Commerce
Apockal Say
Mateo Colon Charged With Knife Assault and Battery
Mateo Colon glare and grins mark a violent crime scene after a recent knife attack on a Japanese man and woman. Victim remains in hospital but recovering, while Colon faces first degree felonious charges. Detectives arrested Kimura and Taurushime for publishing obloquous statements regarding Dr Uchida and Shimban, with related assault claims.
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Mateo Colona
Porto
Menault
Fenony Anit
Hualiry
Kimura
Taurushime
Japanone Chronicle
Miki
Shienixy
Uchida
Shimban
Wags
Meault
Alameda Steamship Delays Reported Again
The Alameda is described as over half a day late, with 13 o clock reported behind schedule. The steamer’s arrival in Honolulu has been tardy, and it continued to be late on the return voyage to the Coast, affecting punctuality in recent service.
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Alameda
Honolulu
Concrete Walls In Collapse At Long Beach Hotel
A wall of the Bixby Hotel under construction collapsed in Long Beach. Reports say several workers were killed and many were injured among the ruins. A rescue tug arrived to aid, as workers scrambled to reach the trapped. The incident disrupted preparations for the hotel's completion and future events at the site.
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Long Beach
Gal
Bixby
Poortess
Comling
Fort Street
Enverprise
Wigar
Wesrge
Sueut
Eneneh
Theodore Richards
Gebagtian Kaylukow
Four Texas Rangers killed in Nuevo Leon border clash
A band of Mexicans attacked a Texas Ranger unit near Rio Grande City, killing four rangers. The violent incident occurred amid mounting election turmoil as legal proceedings and immigration issues dominated court time.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Texas Rangers
Sufficient Evidence Warrant Recount Emerges From Election Issues
A sheriff reports a recount request after examining ballots with torn corners and miscounts. He cites many ballots rejected or counted improperly, urging a full or partial count to confirm or overturn the result, with plans to file once Judge Gear returns.
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Chaie
Brown
Gear
San Francisco
Cal
Harry Durray
Elling
Murray
Droctors
Robbed By One Man In Glasgow California Limited HoldUp
In Glasgow Missouri on November 9 a masked robber held up the California Limited. He robbed the passengers and escaped, details limited but the incident is reported as a lone bandit crime on the train.
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Glasgow
Value security offered by Henry Waterhouse Trust Co
A brief notice stating the firm can protect valuables with professional care, offering safe, default vault services and guaranteed security through Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd
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