Wife Killer Is Sentenced to Six Years in Prison
Deputy Attorney General Prossar spoke of the case with sarcasm while Judge Kingsbury and Judge De Bott presided. George Walne was sentenced to ten years at hard labor or six years in prison for manslaughter in the second degree. The court considered mitigating factors and the defense praised the conduct of those handling the trial, with remarks on Governor Carter and other officials.
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Uw Tan
Prower
de Toitant
George Walnee
Gabe
Carter
Grant
Anit
Territorial
Klagn
Burg
Ihoegard
Thvell
Bern
de Bott
Kingsbury
Anderson
Rawling
Trustees Disagree on Harbor Works Deliberations
The Chamber of Commerce trustees meet at 2 pm to discuss harbor projects and personnel changes. Elections for officers are held, portraits promised for quarter decorations, and Makai light upgrades are reviewed with responses from the Lighthouse Board and Molokal light proposals.
McClanahan's Hope for Plantations Support Shattered
A damaged bulletin notes McClanahan failed to secure endorsements from planter interests. Kahlo gains open backing from a broad set of business leaders and political figures, with several firm Republican supporters citing Kahlo's record and loyalty to sugar interests.
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McClanahan
Kahlo
Baldwin
Alexander & Baldwin and
Tim Plantations
B.D. Tenney
Castle
Conarea
Castle & Cooke, Limited
Kuhlo Haw
Harbor improvements and lighthouse at Pearl Harbor debated
A Washington report details aHarbors Shipping and Proposition committee review directed by Captain Klattery. It supports removing the lighthouse point at a cost of 210000 and dredging near the railroad wharf for 389200, with US option to buy land for 190. If both tasks are under one contract, 100000 could be waived. The panel notes Hawaii’s favorable revenue balance and urges appropriation for Pearl Harbor beaconing and related coast projects, while weighing congressionals timing.
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Chamber of Comnerve
Hawe
W. M. Uittard
A. Darvie
G. W. Smith
J. F. Morgan
K Paxton
J. K. Galt
W. A. Owen
Peck
K. J. Boardhaut
Garvie
H. P. Wood
Wood
P. de Jones
Mohonk
FM. Hate
Chan
Alb Wilcox
G. P . A. Woodhouse
GN. Wilcox
FM. Hateh
Lighthoues Board
Washinton
Makai
Blattery
Molokal
G. P. Melollan
Petrie
Giffard
B. Paxton
Klattery
Honolua
United States
Prevent
Congresa
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Smith
Spalding
Paxton
Galt Wis
Boulding
Lghthouse
Contraband Chinese Captured in Providence Waters
The schooner Frolic, with contraband Chinese aboard, was captured off Providence on October 10 for attempting to land people in violation of the law. The incident involved foreign nationals trying to reach shore illegally, with authorities detaining the vessel and its passengers.
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Associated Press
Epecial Cabwe
Providence
Frolic
Vantesn Ohl
Chineas
Cubans Celebrate Ten Years War Anniversary in Havana
Havana marks the ten years war independence anniversary with celebratory events. Dispatches elsewhere report incidents in San Francisco with a contractor attacked by thieves and a banking house assignment in New York, reflecting varied urban news on the same date.
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Havana
Cuba
Hidden Safety Study Sparks Household Debate
A fragment mentions security around the hearth and hiding something away in a closet, asserting that true safety is not found there. It references Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Limited in a cryptic tone.
Attitude of Planters Association in McClanahan race
Hawaiians watch Planters Association support for McClanahan stir debate among Republicans and Democrats. Leaders say planters may walk over or be split, with Cuban annexation and duty free sugar as key issues affecting finance and local alliances. Continued discussion notes tension between planters, Hawaiians, and business figures in the campaign.
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Planters’ Association
McClanahan
Thule
Allan Tan
Vaud
Hulletin
McClana
Cuba
Wolven
McClanahan Iv
Cupid Wan
Brown
WO. Smith
W. W. Hares
Republican
Democrat
le Campe
Manning Mayook For The Ventura
Fragmented OCR text discusses Manning Mayook and Ventura, with unclear references to a geese, steambiy, and a schedule. It mentions a person facing weather issues and delays, potential travel, and local agents. The passage is garbled but centers on Manning Mayook and related activities in Ventura.
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Noir
Stu
Alameda Arrival Report Delays City Telegram Notice
A telegraph notice reports the arrival of Reamer Mameda in San Pranetsnc this morning, marking a city delay by one day. The message notes ward ownership and references departure from Gan Prins elo with unspecified changes or events surrounding the journey.
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