Costa is Found Guilty in Federal Adultery Case
The Federal court returned a verdict of guilty against Manuel Costa on adultery charges under Edmund's Act. The jury deliberated after twelve o'clock, with defense pleas for Wisclio and ward sone, while the district attorney's office conducted the proceedings.
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Federal Court
Agaiiat
Manuel Costa
Edmund'y
Cave van Heatly
Horney
Amirens
Wisclio
Garemello
Butch Leads Other Newsies In Prize Contests
A fragmentary report describes newsboys competing for prizes including a suit of clothes and boxing judges. Names like James Polpol and Akama appear amid playful race bets and efforts to win first prize in football. A dispute over moving papers is noted during a United States convention season.
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Sang Tee Nadie
Jong James Polpol
Sau
Iett Hine
Tne
James Tawail
Olivers
Akama
Tine
Gell
Denen
United States
Fragmented account of a chaotic bombardment scene in court or trial setting
The text depicts jurors fearing a building collapse as bombardment voice pieces fade in and out. Amid the noise the crowd watches a crack widen while figures named Lewis and Hilde, along with others, focus on a contentious matter before the court or assembly.
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Sherman Wattle
Orlven
Claire Taiy
Open Plumbing Tight Joints and John Nott
Fragmentary OCR text mentions plumbing joints and individuals such as John Nott, with scattered words and possible names like Hesston Wilda and Shilpa. The excerpt lacks coherent events or clear actions to form a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nott
Kuhio 15 Named Territory Delegate Amid Convention Strife
The Hawaii Republican convention named Kuhio 15 as a territorial delegate amid disputes over immigration plank. Delegates and officers were elected across districts Maui Oahu Kauai with names including Atkinson Matunin Moog and Crawford opposing immigration stance. Police captain Bakker clarified he is not a candidate for any office and will not seek a nomination at the Democratic gathering.
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Donn
RP Peters
Kuhio
United Muppet
BN Crawford
Kylie
ALC
Atkinson
Chaiman A. Matunin
W. H. Moog Hi Crawford
Crawford
Hawaii
Peete
Rhekard
Ald
Cart
Gee
C. Watt
MH. Akona
MK. Makekou
Schwallie
Tew
C Watt
Maui
Geo. Kokipt
Amin
Non
Coopar
Franda
Kauai
C. A. Meedati Kaneakwa
Poi Masge Win
C. A. Tee
Charles Bakker
Police Department
Tee
Ant
Bundy
Cathy
Arrest of Chief M Duffie Admitted by Attorney Lightfoot
Attorney Hert Lightfoot announced this afternoon that his father J Lightfoot had been released by the gamblers group targeted Monday night by Chief of Detectives McDuffle. The defendants in the case were discharged as not guilty by Judge Andrade. Lightfoot claims McDuffle will be charged with malicious prosecution as the warrant proceeds this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
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Hert Lightfout
J. Lightfoot
McDulle
Andrade
Wow
Lightfoot
McDuthe
Ty Lightsfoot
Turbulent Shuffle in City Stocks Delivers Fractured Trading
A hazy stock note outlines a messy session as the local market grapples with erratic orders and unclear bids. Traders report thin volume and volatile swings while a few large holders try to push prices higher amid uncertain demand.
The Womans Health Claim of William Pink Pills Ad
An advertised medical claim touts William Pink Pills as a cure for weakness in growing girls and related ailments. The text cites testimonials from a Mrs. and a doctor’s witness, promising recovery from anemia and tiredness and offering free booklet and trial samples via Willan Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
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Oman
Parrmata
Varble
Cloka
Hun
Trom
Aperle Conten
William
Tau
Vanes
Willan Medicine Company
Sciionectaty
N.Y
Chinese Prince Arrives Amid Harbor Welcome by Officials
A royal party meets Imperial Highness as Chinese Consul Li Kwo Ying and Secretary Tang Wan Wan greet the liner. Governor Wren, Admiral Rees, and local officers welcome the prince aboard, with detectives and interpreters present. The voyage continues amid formal ceremonies and official receptions.
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Ibenae
Pamengera
Ramus Wild
Hoos
Priton
Wik Fatsod
Liang Kwo Ying
Tang Wan
Li Kan
Kees
Buneh
Wrenr
Admiral Rees
Houston
Judge Ahlo On Manchuria In International Talks
An article reports on Judge Ahlo addressing Manchuria issues and the Imperial Chinese Government at the International Prison Congress in Washington. It notes Ablo Oe and other Chinese officials traveling to discuss naval matters and military improvements, with details on attendees and the uncertain fate of unnamed commanders.
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Peking
Home Majesty
Washington
Mie
Deland
Abia
Mire
Abie
Caniguins
Famminlorioe Hanwoell
Prtwan Eoentoms
Ponto
Imperial Chinek
United Brats
Wigile Ian
Fale
Ilery
Shi
United Bruton
Namie
Ryan
Bost
Thirteen Deaths From Tuberculosis Reported
In Avener month records show thirteen deaths from tuberculosis and a total of fifteen deaths from all infectious diseases. The report notes a rise in cases among adults and attributes the surge to local health conditions and limited access to care.
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Nim
Enane
Blessenee
Agabnat
Clelle
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Remington
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Brown & Lyon Co, Ltd
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Tab
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Mpany Tour
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Manchuria
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Hwatlae
York
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Lelehna
Prives
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Samn
Prince Buus
Sah
Hom
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Nece
Tay Ya Ying
Taeng Yu Cherie
Cho Chit Ping
Teeng Te YE
14H Pao Lun
Pn Tang
Ofcom
Matichuria
Prntie Court
Chino Magenty
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Rte
Joe
Janio
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Mopor
Fae Lewem
Dorhent
Teerkarink
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Judge Ahlo
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Yuna
Pawhauin
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Deerelianaien
Bat Teks Amr
Betim
Whelfield
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