Marriage advice bottle rises in town farce tale
A humorous piece centers on a village elder advising a man with $200 and an unstable job to marry Kathryn Mae Ellie Wagner. The elder weighs names, family history, and practicalities, praising restraint yet urging action if happiness is the aim. Interwoven are local notices about church matters, debt discussions, and a court proceeding on church property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomarry
Kathryn Mae
Ellie Wagner
Prndt
Adwod
Svar Jomb
Mish Dinawagnor
Ely
Catherine
Elizabeth
Mary
Feuale Ogares
Kathryn
Mae
Mattie
Yaabel
Tua Holla
Charles Augusto
Anne Howee
Kathryn Tae
Karoye
Shooting at Fort Street: McQuaid and Driver in Hospital
An early account describes a shooting scene on Fort Street involving McQuaid and a driver named Driver. A revolver was fired, two men were hospitalized, and witnesses testified about the events and the shooters positions. Osmer questioned McQuaid’s actions and a man named Deiver was alleged to have drawn a gun from his hip. The motive, sequence, and involvement of bystanders remain under legal scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Meanard
Wan
Rapid Taysh Motoran
Nuwan
Oomer
Deiver
Fort Street
McQuaid
McQuahd
Ormor
Saaton
Oliner
Baltimore
Kirti
Markenmanuhiy
Osmer
Tnatinite
Willian Mc Mcorn
Ofir
McQuaid Case Heads to Circuit Court After Preliminary Hearing
Dr. Moore testified witnessing two shots from a porch as McQuaid clung to a revolver. A bullet, likely .38, struck Driver in the left side. McQuaid’s weapon appeared in evidence though witness could not identify it. The hearing produced two witnesses. the district court will proceed to trial after grand jury indictment and bond set at five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hls
Jadae Lymer
McQuaid
Elreart
Te Grand Jury
McQuaidie
Pastors Row Over Kawatah Had Property Transfer Disputed
A Kawatahad row centers on a proposed board of writers to manage hire funds and a dispute over land deed ownership. The Kamny nunluswan faction opposes the plan while Rew My and Parks Mehee challenge the process, prompting a call for legal opinion. The deed shows property transferred to Kataluhas Church members, with equitable ownership claimed by the community despite formal transfer terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamny Nunluswan
Rew My
Parks Mehee
Trowlle
Kamehameha TV
Tte
Kwalaha Church
Mawatlan
Kataluhas Chive
Elvis
Metbwrs
Tha Wraverty
Kamanoity
Warp Dredd Jr
Elas Committee on Carnival Holds Five O'clock Meeting
The Elas committee on carnival meets at five o clock to discuss novel features for the upcoming event. Kim Cap Bien presides as ideas and plans are reviewed with Hawsie Pongherty submitting new concepts after recent return to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Cap Bien
Luke
Hawsie Pongherty
Trent
Dave
Bindapaetty
James
Library deal about closed under mainland move
The article reports a pending library transfer involving Mark P Robinson’s itinerary and negotiations led by Norton agent Mr Cromer. A representative from Robinson’s circle says the deal will close upon arrival in Honolulu, with plans to move the library to the mainland and reveal monetary details of the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark P Robinson
Robinson
Revinson
Norton
Cromer
Bur Hasan
Honolulu
Rol Ineon
Filipino Burglar Foiled by Coupons at Mountain View Store
At Hilo on November 26 a Filipino burglar entered the Ola y plantation store at Mountain View. He attempted theft again the next day using stolen coupons. The storekeeper and officers tracked the coupons, and the man confessed after police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Olaw
Mountain View
Lawrence Canario
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M.R
Counter’s
Coats
American. Brokerage Co., Ltd
King Street
Ates
Alexander Young Hotel Laundr
Althy
DAY & CO
Just
Holly Designs
Board of Sim Nfun
Kamanoulu
Athens Awe
Fey
Parker
Elaveh
Kawaishao
Trantens
Kamanoniy
War Neede
Nekila
K. Nakapant
John Mana
Jax
Pott
Nhe
Kallimal Dno
Wa Fetey
Pascal
J. Mabtattu
Kawatahad Row
Elas’ Committee ON Carnival
Palm Cafe
Rainier
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