Townsend Denies Threat Allegation After Meeting
A rumor spread that George W. Smith, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, threatened Ex-Detective Townsend if he did not attend a meeting. Smith rejected the claim, saying Townsend promised to attend and that there was no truth to the rumor.
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George W. Smith
Board of Supervisors
Townsend
Smith
HMWR
Bau Krancinco
Breckens
Secret Service
Hawaiian Pol Company Formed in Boston Headlines Lutted
Oswald Lutted of Honolulu returns to Boston to promote the Hawaii Pol Company with headquarters at 150 Milk Street. The plan calls for a pol flour mill on each island, aiming to ship 150 tons within 60 days and 1,000 tons in the next year, backed by officers H W Hildreth president and J Oswald Lutted vice president.
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Lawson
Arnold
Young's Hotel
Boston
Oswald Lutted
Honolulu
Bonoma
M Great Business
Art
Hawaii Pol Company
Milk Street
Wenton
Lutted
Newallan
Kauai
Mit
The
Hawaii Pal Company
H.W. Hildreth
J. Oswald Lutted
Nathan C. Harrison
Geo. ‘T. Collingham
Lotted
al Hie Hotel
Hawaii Pot Company
Carmichart
Chemlets
Waeter
Humphreys Denies Damage Suit in Jury Trial Request
Humphreys files a denial of Jim Lakers damage suit for $10,000 through attorney John W. Laker. He rejects Lakers allegations and seeks trial by jury. Humphreys claims the officer with a $100 professional fee did not exact a claim from the dining table incident.
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Humphreys
Slattery Seeks Boost in Harbor Upgrade Funds
Slattery, in charge of Honotutu harbor improvement, asked for a larger appropriation after $200,000 was allotted. He seeks $900,000 in total to complete the work.
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Slattery
Honotutu Harbor
Katherine Lanner Retires From Stage After Sixty Years
The daughter of Joxef Lanner, once rivaling the “Waltz King,” has died aged 76 after retiring from a sixty year theatrical career. She debuted in Vienna with Taglioni and Adelina Patti. She married dancer Alfred Gerallin, who died last year, and for decades directed a London variety theatre with her three daughters. Sir Frederick Treves notes a steady decline in alcohol use among doctors over 25 years.
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Joxef Lanner
Ett
Ate
Vienna
Taglion
Fanny Kllsler
Alfred Gerallin
Kathi Lanner
London
Frederick Treves
Chaffeurs Regulation Ordinance Proposed by County Supervisors
A proposed county ordinance sets rules for motor cars including registration for non residents after arrival, display of numbers, and examiner oversight. It details speed limits within city bounds, at crossings, and penalties for violations, including fines up to 50 dollars and possible jail time. a supervising examiner role is created.
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Supervionr Tucan
Board of Supervisors
AML Motor Care
Ume
Ctr
Monolth
Board Catl Tear Up Queen Street Track
Deputy County Attorney FW Mil verton sent Supervisors an opinion transmitted to the Superintendent of Public Works. The document discusses removing Honolulu Rapid Transit tracks on Queen Street, referencing a petition from prominent business houses. The opinion cautions against action without judicial forfeiture of the franchise and notes potential injunctions and legal steps by the railway company.
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FW. Milverton
Holloway
Board of
Board of Supervisors
Ward
Honolulu
Queen Street
Territory of Hawaii
Precaution Amid Theaterside Gossip In Chicago Daily News
A fragment from the Chicago Daily News notes a cautious remark about a woman in a theater. The quote describes a gallery lady reacting to a melodrama, suggesting a scene where Burghee removes a hat and discomfort in the parquet seats during a performance.
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Burghee
Chicago Daily News
Desperate Bachelor Maid in Cologne Seeks Living Alone
A fragmentary verse sketch from a historical column notes a bachelor maid in Cologne facing sparse living conditions. She muses on companionship and the idea of stealing a partner to call her own, revealing social attitudes toward courtship and independence.
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Cologne
Odd Hypnosis Tale From Chicago Daily News
Fragmentary OCR text describes a curious episode involving Homer and hypnosis. The reader encounters garbled references to a hypnosis claim, a town, and a tongue tied remark about cuisine. The passage is incoherent but hints at a humorous or sensational anecdote from a Chicago publication.
Sherman Men Arrested A San Francisco Case
A Federal Grand Jury reports two San Francisco men tied to counterfeit money. Investigators expect further action after uncovering evidence seen during the Sherman port transit to San Francisco. Authorities will present findings to Judge Dole as Secret Service probes the counterfeit notes’ origin.
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Sherman
San Francisco
Federal Grand Jury
Hele
Tle
Thie Port
Praneiace P
Water Bay Ing
Nivet
Anil
Dole
United Statee Dintriet
Brockenshay
Laker Shay
Hoathluld
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