Fraud claims flare as Alex Smith testifies at Fire Claims Commission
The Fire Claims Commission hears Alex Smith, a Hawaiian ship carpenter, assert he buried household goods to save valuables from a fire. Proceedings turn tense as counsel challenge related claims while officials defend safeguarding honest Hawaiian claimants.
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Fire Claims Commission
Alex. Smith
K. Paele
Elaine
F. W. Macarlano
Lahapa Mauliawa
Poole
Lahapa
Fr. Testa
Tts
Alain
Macfarlane
Circuit Court
Mr. Swarth
Commi Maner Pratt
T Board of Health
Laha
Smith
Fragmentary crime note on excavated cache near Lahapa Mauliawa
An incomplete report describes a hand drawn statement and a windowed hole 12 feet long and 1½ feet wide, 6 feet deep, created by Mex Lahapa Mauliawa for a cache war. The site was covered by earth and rubble, with a layer of soil over it.
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Lahapa Mauliawa
Pollard's Lilliputians Run to Beat The Silet
Pollard's Lilliputians announce a packed schedule starting Wednesday September 14 with The Silet and a Thursday guest. Friday and Saturday feature The Belle York, with a matinee of The Belle of New York on Saturday September 21. Tickets go fast, booking advised.
Maui Trouble Story and Arrest in Walluku Riot
Oliver Akaw recounts events in Maui tying to a Saturday night clash at a native camp. Cockett knocked a Japanese man, prompting pursuit. a revolver shot occurred. Six of the party pleaded guilty. Raymond faced rioting charges later changed to assault. others paid fines and costs.
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Oliver Akaw
Maui
Baturdey
August Wad
Nolle
Walluku Bo
Honolulu
Bultin
Afta
Cone
Lahaina
Raymond
Thompson
Wradiey
Cockett
Horne
Howe
Corkett
Gulley
Bank
Law Cockett
Agai
Adnault
Bix
Atteast Duvauchelly
Wradley
Conte
Raysmon
Wailuku
Forden
Vanderslice and 60 to Open In Alexander Young Building
Applications for stores in the Alexander Young building come in by the dozens. The King Street corner space is reserved for the Von Hummel Young Co as soon as ready. Vanderslice and Co of San Francisco seek prime space, while local firms such as Lowry & Co Bermstrom Muale Co Wall Nichold Co T G Thrum Co Hawaiian News Co and Hl F Wichlan also vie for rooms.
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Alexander Young
King Atreet
Ature
von Humm:Young Co
San Francisco
Boapeakine Space
Vanderslice & Co
Bio Jewelers
Lowry & Co
Bermstrom Muale Co
Wall, Nichold Co. T
G. Thrum & Co
Hawaiian News Co
Hl. F. Wichlan
Mankich Case Goes Back To Court For Grant Jury Review
In Police Court this forenoon Judge Ka fee presided as Mankich the Japanese defendant faced a murder charge read by High Sheriff Brown. On motion of the prevention the case was continued for a week awaiting Grant Jury action. no preliminary hearing was held in the Police Court.
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Mankich
Owak
Appeal Direct Habeas Corpus Reaches Federal Supreme Court
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart informs the press the appeal in a habeas corpus case will go directly to the U S Supreme Court rather than through the Ninth Circuit. He argues federal authority supports direct access to the nation’s highest court and challenges the Hawaii court’s status under the Organic Act.
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J. We. Cath
Eetee
Supreme Court
The
United States
Court of Appeals
Ninth Judicial District
Cathcart
Habover Corp Crven
Katee
Bulletin
Biv
Hewaiian Courte
Ester Himaeit
Funds for Races Rally Held by City Volunteers
A local fundraising effort by Captain Campbell A A Wilder A A Cy Atkinson and Charles Gray aims to raise about six hundred dollars to cover expenses for the Rewatte Day event. They have canvassed city inns and shops, expecting residents to donate and plan a quick return to complete the needed sum. The water book of the raven will be opened at the Pacific Hur for orders and programs to be printed and distributed.
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Tverthelens
Captain Campbell
A. A. Wilder
A. A. Cy Atkinson
Charlen Gray
Pillens
Pacific
Grocers Ring Up Blue Bit Amid Local Beer Sales
Local merchants continue selling beer at ten vente per lasek while others resist what they deem a bad precedent. Representatives from each side of the contract dispute will proceed along their chosen paths, rejoicing and avoiding reconciliation efforts.
Smoking on Rapid Transit Cars Debate Sparks Tense Talk
An unrest over banning tobacco on rapid transit cars prompts a debate among riders and workers. A city porter argues the rule hurts traveler comfort, noting smokers find front seats acceptable when compartments differ. Supporters claim restrictions protect all passengers, while others warn of alienation and discomfort for regular commuters who smoke.
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Ts Cara
Orientals
Eahaing
Aare
Vollar
Kontieman
San Francisco
Tawiee
Tubaren
Noted Attack on Austin Man Sparks Capitol Controversy
A morning incident on the Capitol steps drew attention as critics accused several papers of unfairly attacking Austin, who has been active in the community. The remarks reference his right to defend himself before condemnation and condemn the attempt to malign him.
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Dillingham
Capitol Steps
Austin
Thia
Voter Coupons With Subscriptions Offer Voting Credits
Gorman introduces coupons on Bulletin subscription receipts to grant votes. One month to six months subscriptions yield 40 to 180 votes, with detachable coupons deposited on the ballot box. A year’s Evening Bulletin equates to 760 votes for new subs, more than single copies. Prize is an in-window exhibit at 617 Port Street for the top vote getter.
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Evening Bulletin
Dulletis
Wabauriner
Hullatin Law
H. Wiehman
Port Street
Teponte
Honolulu Journal Calls Certain Editorial Actions Reprehensible
A fragment from The Advertiser condemns a distant journalism course as highly reprehensible and warns about the taint of yellow journalism in a distant Honolulu setting. The note emphasizes ethical lapses and the need for responsible reporting standards amid controversy.
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Honolulu
Murphy Club Call and Pledge Meeting in Honolulu
A notice invites a meeting at Murphy Hall on Mat hlay evening at 8 o clock to address temperance and vindicate honor. The public is urged to attend as speakers discuss the cause and present personal statements in support of the pledge and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Murphy
Honolulu
Francia
Trial 15 Blogkaded Japanese Boy Witness Tangles Lawyers
The Nakamura trial proceeds with a juvenile witness whose competency is under scrutiny. Attorneys clash as Judge Gear weighs the boy’s reliability and religion in the examination, while backers argue over oaths and affirmations amid a lengthy session.
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Nakamura
Japan
Hon
Dowthit
Douthlit
Brooks
Monica
Davis
Wilder
Gear
Donthitt
Jones
Dr. Bingham
Redleivin Suit Against Cooper Claims Illegally Withheld
A test case on a replevin suit against Henry Cooper as secretary of the Territory opens before Judge Lyle Ammennoy. The plaintiff Ung Rung, Chinese Tealdent of Honoldl, seeks delivery of a certif icate of naturalization for Wag Song. Cooper allegedly holds it unlawfully. The case features bond, affidavits, and questions of procedure under the new dispensation.
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Warved
Om Henry Cooper
Ung Rung
Honoldl
Imckey
Andrews Peetore & Andrade
Hauwe
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Waikiki Beach
Annex
McLell
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Varderslice
Federal Supreme Court
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Betee
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Grevange
Gorman
A Robertson
Suis
Ant Herrick
Mahuka Jackson
Eui
Limawon
Williams
Dayton Gleason
Brown
Kaai
Wow
Lou
Gay
Simerson Wrightfreitas Bullock
Marcali ” Moore
Richardgon
Cooper
Ung Sung
Lyle
Mmeney
Murry Armitage
Armitage
W. B. Plaher
Judiciary Building
G. D. Grundy
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Europe
Utica
Wether Bt
Oletilier
Fort Etrect
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