Tragic attack case shocks town as mother and child hurt
In a shocking incident, Douglas assaulted his wife Alpha Agnew and her daughter Irma, with the infant reportedly struck a severe blow. The mother and stepdaughter survive as doctors fight to prevent paralysis and complications, while police investigate motive tied to property disputes and inheritance.
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Han Dine
Chars Jet Doviging
Alpha Agnew
Fom Douglas
Sukerie
Pitcon
Haya
Mir
Bane
Abouy
Douglas
Sho
Dougie
Henry J
Aloka
Donglan
Irma Agnew
Doiglae
Sugar Prices and Refining Rates in New York Market
New York market round up shows molasses sugar at 240, refined sugar steady with 6 teat, crushed 6.600, powdered 5.200, granulated 6.100. Ovt remains mixed. sugar-raw fractionally higher on fair radoing while percent flic holds.
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New York
No Title Provided But Affordable City Lots
In the low lying district a third of an acre lot is offered for 900 dollars. The deal advertises low prices and is aimed at buyers seeking value, with emphasis on location and rate. Potential buyers are urged to act quickly to secure affordable property.
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Hille
y.Verma
Ne Baie
Campbell Wakes Deed of Trust Contract
Fragmentary OCR note describes Campbell relation to a deed of trust and possible assignment under arrangements. The readable portions mention a contractor named Campbell and potential implications for property and operations. No clear dates or locations are established in the legible text.
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Campbell
Ternitt Company Varietion Opens In Ho mphilis Tent
The Ternitt Company's fircus of varietion began in the second week in Ho mphilis with a crowded tent. Ten new numbers delighted the audience who left satisfied. An accident to a St. Laons boy during morning practice injured a dove keeper. Beverley and Danvers delivered an excellent comedy. The same program repeats tonight.
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Ternitt Company
Homphilis
Molighead
Wan al
Beverley
Danvers
New Deputy Marshal Handy Appointed Chief Deputy U S Marshal
Fred C Handy was named Chief Deputy United States Marshal to fill the office after Marshal Rays death. The appointment follows Judge Katen’s wish to fill the post, Handy already serving as deputy clerk of the U S District Court. A California native, he previously led a state insane asylum as secretary and served Mendocino County as undersheriff.
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Fred. C. Handy
United States
Eugene KR. Hendry
Ameehal
Ray
Katen
Handy
United States District Court
California
Hi Wan
Uudor
Mendocino
Nandy
Heteo
Tea Marine
Honoluda
Telephone Lines Burned Cut District Telephones Across Town
A live wire dropped by Hawaiian Electric workers on a Saturday burned out a stretch of Mutual Telephone Company lines above Thomas Square. Twenty seven Mutual workers rushed to repair the damage as injured subscribers endured delays and inconvenience.
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Tinemen
Hawaiian Electric Company
Mutual Telephone Company
Thomas Square
Mutual
Rumor of Buta capture unsettles London market
London reports a circulating rumor that General Botha, British commander, has been captured. Lord Kitchener disputes the claim in Pretoria, noting only weekly capture summaries and ongoing column movements near the Natal frontier. The Beheeper command in the Cape Colony is said to have been broken up.
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London
Stock Exchange
Butta
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Tlw
Kitchener
Thoere
Natal
Botha
Beheeper
Cape Colony
Grand Jury changes and juror absences report
A court session notes shifts in foreman and grand jurors as several jurors are absent or excused. Captain George A Isaker faced no true bill for assault while Charles Me faces an indictment finding. The proceedings reveal travel, personal duties, and a request for a new foreman amid delays and adjournments.
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Grand Jury
Canton
United States Mall
Ro N Doyd
Hawaii
K. B. Porter
Thue
Talding
Aloknere
Hilo
Fleet
David Lloyd Conkling
Sioorge Cateatomeygt
Wan
Ettao
Ceorge H. Partin
D. J. Muedoch
Hoxt Mporting
Jowsph
H. Atherton
New York
J. Dunne
Atherton
H. Hrown
Hrown
Grand Durora
Uli
George A. Isaker
Charles
Gouvernor Dole orders delayed election after death in Hullo
Reports indicate Governor Dole will fix a special election date following the death of Mr. Walike in Hilo. The proclamation extends to about the 9th or 10th of year, with the date determined by statute. In a separate matter, Baker’s case saw a sentence for contempt overturned. McDonald’s case involved a contested trial with a leniency plea and a $20 fine for a misdemeanor.
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Walike
Hilo
Bern
Yeader
Dore
Dole
Baker
Aldon
Mc Donald
Caar
McDonald
Rooney
United States
Perwon
Eoltmon
Mooney
Brockeyarda Co
Brooks
Hanne
Retee
Comte
Fox to Mindanao and Manila Route Update
Fox formerly led mounted patrols and travels via Mindanao toward Manila. He plans to reach Hongkong to board another voyage then proceed toward Mindanao. En route he faces health concerns but expects to recover. Local commerce notes include ship printing at the Bulletin office.
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D. Fox
Mounted Patrol
Manila
Fox
Hongkong
Mara
Asi Nodi
Can
Ate
Mindanao
Pease
Cable plan to link United States to Philippines via Asia
Washington evaluates a Commercial Cable Company proposal to lay a direct line from the United States to the Philippines via Hawaii and Guam. Attorney General Knox argues for a complete United States to Philippines cable, potentially extending to China, while tensions with Britain and previous franchises are considered. The president is urged to await more information before acting.
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Washington
Ort
Atte Ecal
Knox
Roogeveux
Philippines
Guam
Neve
China
Engilary
Chat Ilready
Hongkong
Aula
United States
Alka Co
Chita
Anka
Kenatieh Company
Bour
Wilson lauds beet sugar growth amid trust opposition
Washington discussions reveal Wilbon defending beet sugar expansion against sugar trust efforts. He notes the trust fears losing control as beet sugar factories refine and ship full product, while by products keep producers valuable, and asserts law enforcement cannot halt the industry. He warns attempts to intimidate sugar beet makers will fail.
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Washingtort
Wilbon
Witkon
Tall
AURHE
Agate
wiKar Trust
Met
Fool Killer Didn't Kill the Fool At Niagara Rapids
Peter Nineon of Chimartbie completes a perilous whirlpool run in a tiny steamer called Fool Killer. Spectators watch as the boat battles rapids from Whirlpool to the Canadian shore, suffering damage yet surviving the dramatic descent.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Peter Nineon
Chimarte
Niawen
Frst
Rome
Nissen
Donthla
Sen
Appes ii
Navy court to try Captain Tiley for alleged misconduct
Rear Admiral Canny heads a naval party aboard the Angship Wisconsin bound for Tutulle to convene a naval court regarding alleged misconduct by Captain BF Ti ley, naval governor of Tutulle. Admiral Evans to preside. officers Cooper Glass Morty Harrington and others listed as court members. Balnew from 8 Francisen.
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Washington Holley Dy Bitoon
Canny
Pacific
Wisconsin
Tutulle
Bamon
Ley
Navel Wernor
Tiley
Evans
Kinney Pleads $50 Payment in Court Delay Case
In a terse morning hearing Attorney W. A. Kinney paid $50 to address a court delay. The judge noted the waxy clockwork reminder of punctuality as minutes lingered, underscoring time as gold in the proceeding.
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W. A. Kinney
Detained Japanese Woman Seeks Landing Before Deportation
A Japanese woman named Neohaw Ween, detained in Peking, fights deportation as authorities seek to bring her before Julie Kwteo. The case hinges on alleged prior marriage and bigamy risk, with possible appeal to the Secretary of the Treasury if land is allowed. Also notes Wisconsin battleship Wisconsin sailing from Honolulu under naval orders.
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Neohaw Ween
Wihart
Julie Kwteo
AthInwon
Pontraint
Yul Kue Hiro
Mateu
Japan
Japan, On August 10, 1001, and On Seppene
Neo
Tuwe
Dabeas Corpot
Spe
Cole
Truant Officer and US Duties Fray Over School Child
A police court dispute centers on Angle Kaniby, a child taken from her home by the Beretania School authority. Mossman and her husband resist, citing private schooling, while authorities threaten arrest warrants if the child is seized again. Vaccination certificates and transfers are discussed amid muttered threats of further trouble.
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Herbert Mosaimiy
Barvtania
Mowerinn
Cleveland
Police Court
Moseman
Maxeman Howe
Pollen Court
Juda Dickey
Arid Mire
Mossman
Beretania School
AU Tat
Sho
Beretanja
Jani
Eleram
Bealdes Lint
Wehool
Orearton
Souman
oMeer
Moneman
Ae Jarsault
Hoffman
Claveland
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Harry Aches
Agnew Raoth
Eras Aatio
Navnie
Eries
Camp Bell
Fred C. Handy
U.S
Hendry
Federal Court
M.P.D
United Staten
Europe
Hethel
Opponite
Honolulu
Mate McDonald
Hackman Rooney
Les. B. Atherton
C. H. Brown
Gul Speul Etion
Bulfetin
MacKay Gan
Philippios Conces
Sion
Congress
Ninnen
Ni Potaly
Ida Bobean
DSS Tas Wit
Kenney
Peking
Wisconsin OF F
Johannie
Johnnie
Johanie
Carlo
Herb
Ferson
Little Annis Kanibo
Berotania School
Veurday
Herstanta School
Catlet
Angle Kanihy
Tanta School
Fueen
Uber
Wamilton
Brown Security School
Oat Fort Steeet
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