Wallace R Farrington Admits Amid Hawaii Newspaper Miscellany
A jumble of 1900s Hawaii clippings details editor Wallace R Farrington and the Evening Bulletin circulation notices, rates, and a mortuary of unrelated items. It notes post office usage, monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates, and references the Bulletin’s circulation figures, with scattered remarks about local events and individuals.
The Unmentionable Pizzle and the Knorkers’ Compact
A caustic critique of a sensational court report on the so called Knorkers’ Compact. The piece mocks the court’s handling of damning evidence and suggests the public sees it as a wasted effort.
Fragmented vigilante study from a noisy press note
A garbled OCR style rant discusses a controversial press report, the Knights’ rumor network, and public reaction. It references courts, subpoenas, and political figures while urging caution and accountability amid chaotic claims and sensational speculation.
Automobie expenditure and board action at San Jurngon ill
Board of Supervisors discusses road and vehicle spending with a proposed $378 top item and a $100 automative outlay. Plan includes hiring a motor wagon for fifteen days to test. GEO FAIRCHILD and Towee topics noted. Paris dispatches and a comic supplement teased in the Bulletin.
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Geo Fairchild
Kapaa
Ed Towee
Paris
Ladice
Geo. Fairchild
Ed Towse
Charles Evans Hughes Insurance Inquisitor
Charlee Heme Tighe directs insurance management for New York textelitire's Heauranen commission. He is Brown University and Cornell University educated, with ties to One venue Whe titery Corwell University's Lay Weleral Ht. He remarks on knowing when a person knows exactly where to go at the corner.
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Charlee Heme Tighe
New York Textelitire
Tina Seme
Brown University
Cainnibay T
Titery Corwell University
Discharge in gambling case amid lack of evidence
In a Honolulu court, defendants Moore and Apoleona were discharged after Justice Whitney found insufficient proof by the complainant and witnesses to convict on professional gambling charges. The judge noted some gambling evidence existed but failed to show banker profits or rake, with further testimony from A Miyamoto and A B Taylor detailing observed gambling activity and attempts to prove compensation or gaming profits.
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Charles Moore
Amt
Ram Apoleona
Hirano
Kingatreel
Liliha
Justee Whitney
Prant 4
Thompson
Judee Whitney
Sen
Adsertiversia
Miyamoto
A.B Taylor
Syamoto
Moore
Whitney
Moore Rae
Miinn
A. P. Taylor
Taylor
Hiruno
Apoleona
Agai
Queen's Hospital Pay Patient Department Rates
The Queen's Hospital offers pay patient services with updated facilities including sterilising, water service, elevator, resident physician, trained nurses, and staff. Rates cover ordinary medical cases under hospital physicians with private or ward rooms from $1.60 to $3.50 per diem. Applicants must provide surety for operating room charges and admissions are handled by the superintendent.
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Roma
Hopital
ITAL
Punchbowl
Miller Streets
Geo. W. Smith
Smith & Co
Bishop
C. Brewer & Co
Judge Humphreys Reports Progress At Court
Jwige A. B. Humphreya returned from Lotutha where he observed the Second Chrolt Court in session. The judge praised the court’s dignity and ability while County Attorney Cave noted solid handling of cases with all but one trial concluded. Several important matters remain, including the Makawao incident and a case involving the death by burning with waxoline. A jury will be drawn in coming days. Kinney and Humphreys plan to Lahaina this afternoon.
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Jwige A. B. Humphreya
Lotutha
Jun
Sexton
Judee
Kepoikat
Jude
Makawao
Hihi Ean
W .A. Kinney
J. la Coke
Sayrenmat House
Junge
Humphreve
Ad advertises blasted hotel plaster blast blamed on construction
The Advertiser blames a ceiling plaster collapse at the Hawaiian Hotel on blasting near Alakea Street while contractor Lord and Del deny responsibility. Night clerk Cruse and local officials discuss potential causes, noting no expected damage to the nearby electric plant. The Naval Station reports similar blast sensations along the waterfront as work continues.
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Hawaiion Hotel
Thio
Alniew Etroot
Alakea
Alice
Fred
Church of the
Cruse
Holsloway
Lord & Bel
Alakea Street
Lord
Kngthy Nove Williams Baw
Naval’ Station
Williams
Lord & del
Counterfeit Ring Trials Continue at Camp McKinley
The court heard testimony in a counterfeiting case centered on Camp McKinley badges and $410 in gold pieces. John F. Cooper admitted making money and implicated others as plea negotiations proceeded. Charles Hamilton and James Jackson faced counts of forgery and conspiracy as Judge Dolan and District Attorney Dine pursued the case.
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McKinley
Uolw
John F. Cooper
Cathcart
Cooper
Charles Hawiton
Hamilton
James Jarkeon
Derbiy
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