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Story July 11, 1912

Honolulu Star Bulletin

Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii

What is this article about?

Acting Chief Kellett swiftly arrests a thief who stole a young man's tuxedo, suit, cot, and clock from upper Nuuanu district, securing a confession and returning the items within 12 hours.

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ACTING CHIEF KELLETT CINCHES SNEAKTHIEF

A young man from the upper Nuuanu district recently reported the theft of his tuxedo, one business suit, a $25 miner's cot, and a clock to the police. Within twelve hours Acting Chief Kellett had the thief rounded up and obtained a full confession from him, whether by the water cure, third degree or suave engaging manner the Acting Chief does not say. But the fact remains that the young man from the "wet belt" is rejoicing in the possession of his clothes, for had that business suit not "come back", he says, "the Ostermoor for him" while he is dressed it. he wears was.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Story

What themes does it cover?

Crime Punishment Justice

What keywords are associated?

Theft Sneakthief Police Arrest Confession Recovered Property

What entities or persons were involved?

Acting Chief Kellett Young Man From The Upper Nuuanu District Thief

Where did it happen?

Upper Nuuanu District

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Acting Chief Kellett Young Man From The Upper Nuuanu District Thief

Location

Upper Nuuanu District

Event Date

Recently

Story Details

A young man from the upper Nuuanu district reports theft of his tuxedo, business suit, $25 miner's cot, and clock. Acting Chief Kellett rounds up the thief and obtains a full confession within twelve hours. The young man rejoices in recovering his clothes, especially the business suit.

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