Supreme Court hears Honolulu precinct vote contest
The Supreme Court of the Territory considers petitions from John Lane and thirty electors demanding the Kakaako precinct vote be discarded. They allege poll openings beyond legal hours and voter coercion, arguing about sixty four votes were legally cast and the precinct results should be nullified.
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Honolulu
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George Davie
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George B. Curry
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Meat markets back city food safety ordinance drive
City authorities move to enforce an ordinance regulating meat markets to protect food quality and prevent contamination. Most market operators support the measure, while a few Chinese merchants may resist enforcement. Implementing strict sanitary standards is favored by trade leaders and city officials, with compliance expected soon at major markets.
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Nedio Watt
Beyten Marine
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Passport searches and travel delays noted in report
The document cites attempts to locate passports and mentions officials plans for next Tuesday morning at Mauna Kea. It references a visit to Hite and Vishal, with actions by the Comtain General and Secretary Ite to conduct searches.
Earthquakes Felt in Old Madrid Reported Today
Fragmentary report notes quakes felt in Old Madrid with unclear details. No formal confirmation yet. observers described tremors and brief disruption, but specific damages or times remain uncertain.
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Old Madrid
Suffragettes Sentenced in London Convictions Rise
Fragmentary report indicates arrests and convictions of leading suffragettes in London as authorities vow no leniency. The text notes protests and property damage in government buildings and other sites, with detentions mentioned and a warning to abstain from further disturbances.
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Jonnson Arrested for Grave Charge in Local Case
A man named Jonsson was arrested today on a grave charge following a late night incident. Police say the suspect acted violently and endangered a child, with details continuing as investigators proceed.
Erratic fragment recounts a club dispute over funds and action
A disjointed report describes members of a club facing internal strife over expenses and petitions. It notes insurgent sentiment, a vote to fund primary costs, and tension about reopening a high court or meeting venue. Names and precise events are unclear due to the garbled text.
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Four Dicted for Robbing Railroad
Four men were indicted for robbing a railroad line after a long delay, details show a plan and a defendant’s statement. The case involves a family member and a broader criminal scheme, with the court noting the involvement of several named individuals and the potential outcomes of the trial.
Utineers Win and Demand Met by Brazil
A muddled report notes the Utineers win and demands met by Brazil amid tense press details. The article references naval units and officials, with unclear names and dates, indicating a courtroom or military context and a successful outcome for the Utineers.
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Brazil
Mexico Throttles Internal News in Turbulent Dispatch
Fragmented wire item from San Francisco reports Mexican authorities tightening control over domestic information. The piece mentions new directives and planned charity measures, but full details remain unclear amid garbled text and uncertain dates.
Spreckels Company Reconstruction Delay Report
Spreckels has answered regarding the reconstruction of the Associated Garage and the company building, with delays due to cable typhoon and extended work on the Top street extension. The two buildings, owned by Spreckels estate, remain intertwined and awaiting approval as crews work over a week since the incident.
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Informer Overzealous Trial Details Emergent
The report outlines an aggressive informer during the investigation and a courtroom dispute over evidence. It notes attempts to bend a witness and mentions Judge Lymer and others in connection with the proceedings. The piece emphasizes a lack of conclusive proof and contested testimonies.
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Jon Hagia
Dapanege
Polieg
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Petring Hotere
Lymer
Hide
Connor
Awere Thorn
Baki
Batian
Ingientoe
Femnell
Kona Liner Ordered for Hawaii Route Upgrade
The Inter Inland Ship Navigation Company plans a new steamer to replace the Mauna Loa on the Kona Kau run within a year. The ship, to be named Mauna Kea, will seat 120 passengers, feature promenade decks and improved dining, and cost about 150,0000 dollars. The project aims to shift passenger traffic away from volume routes toward quicker, comfort oriented service with port calls at principal Hawaiian ports.
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Mauna Loa
Uin
Cmpany
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Wales
Fe Tahun
Bulletin Newsboys Enjoy Long Honolulu Entertainment Day
Bulletin newsboys spent a busy day touring Honolulu, riding streetcars and parading through districts with cheers from spectators. Parents and neighbors greeted them, while publishers and local officials offered encouragement as the boys traveled to Kapiolani Park and toward the city’s public landmarks.
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