Jaden Ma Hautu case widens over rent payments and checks
In a Honolulu court, the Dowsett and Proser arguments focus on rent payments to the Walanie Co and a $5100 check to the Commissioner of Public Lands. Witnesses testfy about destroyed checks, while Spreckels & Co entries link the payment. Former Land Commissioner Edward Boyd testifies amid ongoing proceedings. Thanksgiving cancels court tomorrow with continued sessions likely Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunt
Stephen Matiwaiu
Walanie Co
Stephen Ma Hautu
Fifth Land District
Dowsett
Public Lands
Thompson
Prower
Gear
Downett
Leannot
Usta Nguro
Promer
Prosser
Spreckels & Co
Fem
Spalding
Beardmore
James
Rower
Combs
Dowcett
Lawd
Edward Boyd
Boyd
Land Office
Robinnune Court
Telal
Thanksgiving Message on Duty and Freedom in a Great Republic
The text extols gratitude for past deeds and urges fearless, honest duty with charity and goodwill. It frames national strength and personal freedom as intertwined, noting success depends on individual citizenship and how each person fulfills duties to self and neighbor in a vast historic scale.
Army Matrimony Debate Cited by Generals Curtailed
An OCR fragment mentions Hon Joe Mantey and figures Grosvenor Beott amid claims of abortion and excessive matrimony in the army. General Curtin and General Corbin are named as context, with remarks about balance and exception cited from the era’s New York World report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mantey
Figgere
Grosvenor
Nathan BR. Beott
Curtin
Corbin
Thanks and Thought On Civic Duty in Territory
Fragmented editorial reflecting on gratitude, civic duty, and education in the Territory. It discusses values, citizens, and the need for ideals, concerted effort, and American principles to guide future growth and public improvement. The piece emphasizes educated independence and community action to meet high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maral Romson
Hell
Mawall
Northern Mine Promotes Hawaiian Winter Migration Scheme
Canadian miner Cameron advocates dispatching northern miners to Honolulu and other Hawaiian sites for winter work. He notes hydraulic upgrades in Alaska and British Columbia as boosting gold output, and he urges a Northwest promotion effort to lure miners abroad for milder climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Erie
Eh Colmmtia
Camerot
Honolulu
Lin
Hono
Jon Commie
Aimaka
Liritiah
Columbia
Rome
Dawson
Tucson
Allin
Enid
Hawaii
Hatier Discusses Robbery Mystery At Young Hotel
Police have not yet made a tangible discovery in the Young Hotel robbery case though rural clues are being diligently followed. Pinkerton Detective Hatter Harted says he is not currently with the Police Department and has limited time for police work, but will continue inquiries and may return to the case. A separate note mentions a Hawaiian souvenir calendar being marketed by J. Holton at the Hawaiian Nee Co Young building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunt Ou
Pinkerton
Hatter Harted
Eminent
Police Department
J. @ Holton
Hawaiian Nee Co. Young
Bastille
Coulter
Aherif Rawlins
Geo. Bea
Mana
Aho
J. Lang
Lang
Sher 1
Rawling
Fue Hirota
Bunsuchi Hirota
Territorial
Territorial Grand Jury
Haleiwa Limited excursion to Haleiwa from Honolulu
Haleiwa Limited runs each Sunday from Honolulu at 9 22 for a two hour trip. Round trip fare is 6 200. Passengers spend the day at Hotel Haleiwa from 10 22 pm to 8 10 pm enjoying baths tennis golf drives and fishing before returning to town in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Haleiwa
Soleek
Senator Butler Endorses Hartman Remedy Card
A letter from Washington quotes Senator M C Butler of South Carolina praising Moruna as a remedy for dyspepsia and catarrh, noting relief after use. The ad promotes Hartman’s facility in Columbus Ohio and distribution through A S A Benson Smith & Co for Honolulu retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. Butler
Ned
South Carolina
Washington, C
M. C. Butler
Koruna
Moruna
Hartman
Martman
Hartman Hanitarium
Columbus
Fe. Runi
Nix
B. Hartman
Ohio
A. Benson, Smith & Co
Honolulu
Police Corruption Inquiry Expands In Honolulu Grand Jury Probes Officials
The Grand Jury in Honolulu investigates police department conduct amid re organization changes. Former officers are questioned as indictments loom. A Chinese suspect Ab Namta cooperates, aiding a sweeping robbery case across Honolulu. A Japanese woman Umi was abducted as part of ongoing inquiries into police methods and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Juty
Ieald
Ah Nam
Honolulu
Abram
Jggdotter
Umi
Detention and inquiries swirl around mystery case
Fragmentary notes describe a detained woman kept under silence in a high level inquiry. Officials deny direct departmental involvement while investigations extend to higher authorities. The article also mentions a gridiron battle preview and local legal notices with various names and events.
QINTEEN MACHINES WILL ENTER FLORAL PARADE
Sixteen decorated automodiles enter the Floral Parade to be judged by the beauty of their pictures rather than cost. Entries include Doering Young G at Cooks Graham Anderson and others. Machines meet at Union Square at 10 o'clock and depart at 10 30 for Kapolao Park where prizes will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doering
Mr. Young
Cooks
Graham
Anderson
Gus
Schumann
von Mamm
C. J
Wisht
Col
Sam
Parker
Robert Hayday
Dwyer
Hoffmann
Daj Waterhouse
Union Square
Capitol
Phey
Kaplolao Park
Theolts
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Fime
Vospatkinaki Babevicho
Muslane
the Evening Bulletin
Sean Nonin
Bource
Tha.rdgiving
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Cor
Ferrard Merchant
M.D Smith
Eis
The
Sierra
L. B. Kerr
ALAKE
Hatier
Haleiwa_Limited
United States
Petu Ae
New Fall
Art Department of
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Stanley Stephenson
King Street
Walker
Malles
Rind
Punahoun
Jude
Vey
Auartor
Soreeee
Damon
Clark
Odo
Vesee G
Jude R
Matt
Hellvron Payee
Hart
Plunikett Ores Sveee
de Hart
Ooceesseeseeysee
Bplivalo
Dr. Hobdy
B.A . Mott-Smith
Rem" Marrison
Hnesman
Beats
Woods & ‘Sheldon'n
Johnson
Kalulang
Maui
Molokai
Sundebaech
Deal Estate Loans
Hornix Savings
Absocial Judd
Juarantes Capital
Henry E. Pocock
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