Upper House Proceedings on Judiciary Bills and Reforms
Report from the Judiciary Committee on a Senate Bill limits land recovery actions to ten years and discusses various Senate and House measures. It notes House Bill 64 on adulteration of food and drugs, read twice and referred to Public Health. Session adjourned to Monday.
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Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
Hocking
Anta
Makiki
Levstor Brown
Judiciary Department of
Islands
Judiciary Department
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Brnute
Discvetov
Committee On
You Can’t Afford to Waste a Cent on Cheap Baking Powders
You say you cannot afford waste yet you buy weak cheap baking powders that squander money and may raise medical costs. Ask your grocer about Setring’s Best Schilling & Company and Frencioce.
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Setrling's Best
Schilling & Company Ees
Hawaiian Village at Trans Mississippi Exposition
Robert W. Shingle leaves the Star to devote full time to the Hawaiian Village exhibit at the Trans Mississippi International Exposition opening June 1 in Omaha. The Oyelorama of Kilauea and the Hawaiian Government display will feature Island coffee as a leading point. Shingle may be named a general commissioner and departs Omaha in early May.
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Robert W. Shingle
The
Star
Onaba
Shiogie
Oyelorama
Kilauea
Shingle
Ouaho
Mendonca Closes Road Route Near Kailua Waimanalo
The Government reports Joseph P Mendonca is closing a branch of the new Pati road on the east side of Ovbo near Kailua Waimanalo. Officials call the move peculiar as fences narrow the highway to 13 feet. Mendonca owns the land but the Government will contest the closure.
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Joseph P. Mendonca
Kailuawip
Waimanalo
Ovbo
Interior Department
Koolao
New Pati
Mendenza
Teachers Examinations Close in High School Building
Examinations for teachers certificates closed at noon in the High School building. A record breaking season with 27 candidates in primary and 10 in grammar school grades. Most from the city, some from the surrounding islands and a few new from outside. Examiner will grade and arrange papers over several days.
Kanikawi and Pabokula receive 30 days each on ref Lum Chew case
Polles Court Teme sentences Kanikawi and Pabokula to 30 days each on a ref for common nuisance. Lum Chew is fined $5 and costs. Kaniluki, charged with masanit and battery on Kelii, receives $10 and land costs.
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Kanikawi
Pabokula
Costa
Kaniluki
Kelii
Princ in Pia Case Faces Police Court Today
A Chinese employee on the U S 8 at Bennington erased the arrest of Capid Kalavianade on a robbery of air and battery. To the police court today the one was not for tried tomorrow and the prince allowed to go on his own recognizance to appear.
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U. S
Bennington
Full Pardons Granted by State Council at 2 15 P M
The State Council met at 2 15 p m with President Dole presiding. W J Rickard and W Wilcox were granted pardons restoring civil rights alongside other clemency petitions. The session heard pleas for John Kanulavi a leper jailed for opium sale and William Henry a dishonorably discharged soldier, both granted. A murder case from Kauai prompted debate on commutation versus full pardon, with no final action on some petitions.
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Council of State
Dole
Bolte
K. Kane
B.C. Winston
P.O Doves
John Phillips
Thos. Nott
J. A. Kennedy
W. C. Wilder
Cecil Brown
John Ena
Smith
Deweu
A. G. M. Robertson
Ieenny
W. H. Rickard
Rickard
Trusoo
Dale
R. A Wilcox
Wilder
John Kanulavi
Molokai
Lois
Beny
William Henry
Thomas Bart
Twiles
Alo
Executive Council
Kaio
J. K Smith
Brown
Pres Dent Dole
Kapea
Ingresion
Bean
Kato
Upsos
Sorcery blamed in child death amid Hawaiʻi health scare
A Kakanko child died after suffering from a congestive illness treated by an alleged sorcerer who claimed licensed health authority. Dr Herbert and Dr Emerson were reportedly unaware of his methods. Authorities, including Marshal Brown, investigate as the suspect extends to other cases among Hawaiians.
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Kakanko
Herbert
Honglala
Board of Health
Herbot
Emerson
Wnh
Bia
Marshal Brown
Entries Closed for Criterion Horse Races on Saturday
Entries for the Criterion horse races closed at 1 oclock this afternoon with Major McCarthy in charge. All events are full and the program promises strong interest. W Smithies holds exclusive rights, so the entry list is withheld. The first and fifth events are bicycle races. other events include Hawaiian bred horses, trotting and running races with various distances.
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Major McCarthy
Criterion
W Smithies
Saturnas
J IW
Chapman
Tripp
Chee
Hofmann
JO Clavey
B. Wisen
Madrid Public Mood Favors Peace Accord
Reports from Madrid indicate growing public support for peace talks. Citizens express optimism about a diplomatic settlement, with officials noting steady backing across communities.
J A Martin Merchant of Milo Laid to Rest in Hilo
J A Martin a pioneer merchant and father figure in Milo town was buried Monday afternoon in Hilo Cemetery. Nearly 70, he came to Hilo about 14 years ago and ran a notions stock. He was widely known and respected, with ties to local papers and the Hawaiian Historical Society.
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J. A. Martin
Milo Town
Mlet Inet Sanday
Foreign Church
Dippy
Devon War Nots
Mastic
Hilo
Martin
Islanda
Holo
Hojo
Mir
Marstin
Meyjavtto
Husto
Myrtle Boat Club Ball Tonight At Eight O Clock
The Myrtle Boat Club hosts a dance this evening at the club house. Tickets can be obtained at the door and those needing a bus ride should notify DFB. A native orchestra will provide music for the event in the newly restored dance hall.
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Myrtle Boat Club
DFB
Masie
Maritime Shortage Clips Seattle Steamer at Harbor
A damaged report notes a Seattle steamer docking causing space constraints. It mentions a large Rainier beer cargo discharging and occupying pier area, with remaining room tight for other freight and operations.
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Seattle
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