Pride of Taft Troops Set For Manila Voyage
The United States Army transport Thomas from San Francisco remains at port on Oetos hay 5. Wn due to arrive at Monotoly on Tupeday morning with a list for passengers including headquarter and troops. Aig returning to the Island after spending their vacations in the Homeland. The vessel will be hailed by local authorities and the Philippine contingent band under Captain Walter Loving returns from a tour in the United States. The medal presentation by Willam McKintie honors Patriotism Fortitude and Loyalty with inscriptions noting Philippine Transcension 1899.
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United States Army
Thomas
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Monotoly
V. 8 Quartermasters
Wey
Cannale
Aig
Tocal
Walter Loving
Philippines
United State
Willa H. Tate
The
Bern
Atlottie
Alu
Beattie En Quale
New Haven
Thorsay
Weilas
Patyiotian
Philippine
Toul
Hawaii
Metropolitan Police
Willan McKintey
Eighth Army Corps
Philippine Medal For Chief Seal
Outgoing steamers crowded as emigration to America increases Sweden's public movement blamed on strike. Government attributes the strike to arbitration. Coastline news notes unrest and a sense of national tension amid labor actions and isolation.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Ncw
America
Plan Consolidation of Rural Schools in Ko Bala District
Tentative pins show consolidation of Onomen and Peopekwo with Hono takin wad Alvopea in Ko Bala district. Plan tested by Anaiwen and Kapaa beds. main obstacle is delivering student transportation. Free transport would accompany the consolidation, but current concerns remain.
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Bupientead Tee Ann
Onomen Ad Peopekwo
Honotakin Wad Alvopea
Kobala
Kunal
Directors Decline Park Rent for Marathon Event
At a 1 o'clock meeting the Athletic Park directors refused the proposed 150 rent for the park for the marathon race. They offered to take 2.2 percent of net receipts while park authorities would receive 3 percent, a proposal to be reviewed by interested parties with a likely favorable decision tomorrow.
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Athletic Park
Mapaxore
Thone
Trial Begins in Kawakami and Co-Defendants Case
The trial of Kawakami and Hi- Whing with Hogilly Insile joning K Teunoda, 1 Twunuko and Hi Teunoda, opened before Circuit Judge Do Bolt. A duty was repuired without dirculty and social witnesses were placed on the stand as the day ended. The defendants face charges linked to an incident on July 1 where they allegedly abducted three fellow countrymen in the Japanese quarter.
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Kawakami
Hi- Whing
Chiriet
Hogilly
Joning K
Teunoda
Twunuko
Do. Bolt
Sind
Lorie
Bedford Minstrels Tonight at Decante Dork
The morsy minstrel group of the Hilt dah Grulpor Medion performs this evening with a fay program. The affair begins at twilight under the amwplows of the theatrical party. Invitations have been sent, and seats are likely filled as the show unfolds with a parade of entertainment.
Bulletin News Desk Contacts and Office Phones
Bulletin lists contact numbers for the Busyness Office and Editorial Room with 256 and 185 area codes respectively, indicating the expected channels for readers to reach staff or submit notices.
Trust dispute over Christiey estate and minor heirs
The case involves claims that a probate trust tied to Christiey’s estate, including real property and a minor, Llewellyn De Cow, is invalid. Attorneys Holmes, Binntey, and Olson represent David Christiey, while Beatrice Christley, Jane Ann Williams, Lisle De Cow, and Llewellyn De Cow appear as petitioners.
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Bill Ford
Holmes, Binntey & Olson
David
Christiey
Jane Ann Willams
Lisle de Cow
Llewellyn le Cow
Rich
England
Thornay
Richard Hy Tront
Lisle de Cew
Llewellyn de Cew
Beatrice Christley
Hall
Beateier Christos Durin
Beatrice Chriatley
Llewellyn
Hort Atraut
Withehoot
Our Congressmen Trouble on Mongolia Cruise
Wealthy New York widow Mrs Menage describes distressing voyage aboard the Mongolia from Honolulu to San Francisco. She accuses some congressmen of gossip and social missteps, notes frigid receptions, and recalls a tense confrontation with Congressman Watkins and Captain Morton.
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San Francisco
Baten
New York
Fullmont
Kronen
Witte
Pantengorw
Mongolia
Menage
Mengle
Abe
Ogo
Von
I Nem
Customs Department
Morton
M. Simmons
Unitedatates Consular Service
Mra. Menge
Talxtenes
VoullMunu
Watkins
Marx
Menage Wild
George W. Taylor
Alabama
Urges Definite Plans For Annual Floral Parade
Acting Secretary Will J. Cooper calls for firm steps to organize Honolulu's Washington Birthday Floral Parade. He urges selecting a director, agreeing on a full celebration plan, and aligning promotions to elevate the event into a citywide, tourism asset with international recognition. He notes last year’s success and stresses sustained preparation, funding, and expanded features.
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Will J. Cooper
Washington
Honolulu
Fale
Memphis ix
Pasadena
California
Portland
Oregon
Kangon City
Yaibe
Houston
Texans
Hawaii
Middle West
New England
Ohio
Vermont
Npat Pakia
Conmultter
Aine
Birliows Mra
Neuse
Orient
Coipite
Supreme Court Against Scott Delivers Draft Responsibility
The court finds the defendant undertook to pay the draft but failed to secure payment from the maker. It held no additional obligation existed beyond delivering the draft, and that the action was barred by the statute of limitations since the event occurred in December, over six years before the suit. The Evening Bulletin provides a complete daily summary.
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Indoreing
Plate
Igenn Telunton
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