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April 6, 1894
The Daily Bulletin
Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii
What is this article about?
F. H. Miller, ex-special policeman and Schutzen Club secretary, flees town under an assumed name on S.S. Monowai after failed attempt on S.S. Arawa. He owes over $100 to a saloon keeper and is linked to two women.
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ANOTHER P. G. PILLAR GONE
Ex-Special Miller Leaves Under an Assumed Name
F. H. Miller, the ex-special policeman and ex-secretary of the Schutzen Club, has got away at last. He tried to skip on the S. S. Arawa last Sunday, but was prevented through the intervention of the police. Miller owed a certain saloon keeper in town over one hundred dollars, but if for drink the debt is not collectable by process. There are no less than two women mixed up with the cause of the young man's sudden departure. Miller called at the Custom House two or three days ago and took out a passport. This morning shortly before the leaving of the S. S. Monowai he boarded the steamer and bade farewell to "love and home." As he had his passport no one could stop him. He left under an assumed name, as his cognomen could not be found on the passenger list at the Custom House.
Ex-Special Miller Leaves Under an Assumed Name
F. H. Miller, the ex-special policeman and ex-secretary of the Schutzen Club, has got away at last. He tried to skip on the S. S. Arawa last Sunday, but was prevented through the intervention of the police. Miller owed a certain saloon keeper in town over one hundred dollars, but if for drink the debt is not collectable by process. There are no less than two women mixed up with the cause of the young man's sudden departure. Miller called at the Custom House two or three days ago and took out a passport. This morning shortly before the leaving of the S. S. Monowai he boarded the steamer and bade farewell to "love and home." As he had his passport no one could stop him. He left under an assumed name, as his cognomen could not be found on the passenger list at the Custom House.
What sub-type of article is it?
Deception Fraud
Biography
What themes does it cover?
Deception
Misfortune
What keywords are associated?
Fleeing Debtor
Assumed Name
Passport Escape
Schutzen Club
Saloon Debt
What entities or persons were involved?
F. H. Miller
Where did it happen?
In Town
Story Details
Key Persons
F. H. Miller
Location
In Town
Event Date
Last Sunday And This Morning
Story Details
F. H. Miller attempts to flee on S.S. Arawa but is stopped by police; obtains passport and successfully departs on S.S. Monowai under assumed name, owing debt and involved with two women.