Judge Rules Cantle Complied With Court Decree In Contempt Case
Judge Robinson finds W R Cantle complied with decree to pay 1900 plus interest and to convey land to administrator Antonio Philly’s estate. Contempt motion denied as plaintiff failed to show immediate possession of the premises and the decree did not require Cantle to covenant against trespassers.
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Robinson
W. R. Cantle
Cantle
Cleghorn
Antono Philly
Walbee
A. S. Cleghorn
William Ro Castle
Airpoint
de Fendant
W. R. Contin
Thie
Manuel da Ailva Nevit
Uly
Vetor Jowpa
John Nicholas Ann
John Nicholle
Antonio Philip
Didge Robinson
Supreme Court
Geland
Weis
Auobe
Poss Seaelan
W. Rk, Castle
Hig Court
Albatross Steamer Delays Leave For Maui Cruise
The United States Fish Commission steamer Albatross plans to depart this afternoon for a two to three week cruise off Maui. Officers onboard are now complete, enabling continuous watch in day and night shifts. The voyage aims to advance scientific work with surface nets and trawlers, while lab staff prepare reports for Washington on recent Coast work.
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Caited States Fish Commission
Albatrone
Maui
Muvch
San Francisco
Washington
Actentiae
Enalen
Mitchell
Peking
Allmtrons
Albatros
Electric Car Upgrade Would Benefit City Ambitiously
A Honolulu resident urged in the Bulletin office that a bill to authorize tricity use on Has Wallon Tramways cars would aid the city and traveling public. He argued faster service, quicker routes, and an electric system without waiting for territorial legislature, calling more electrical accommodation beneficial.
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Hawaiian Tramways Co
Bulletin
Has Wallon ‘Tramways Company
Houser of Cotren
Washington
Mr Sakao Leaves the Consulate for Vancouver
Secretary of the Japan Consulate departs Honolulu for Vancouver to assume a voting role at the port. He has served four years and made many wart friends. A hearty sendoff is planned by the Japanese community at the Hawaiian Hotel tonight with an important meeting and dinner program.
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Bakao
Japandee
Vancouver
Moana ‘Tesay
Sakwo
Hin
Th Dupanuse
Hawailan
At & Orlbck
Ted Owight
Children of the Schools Unite for May Day Concert
The McKinley Memorial Committee plans a citywide May Day program to raise funds for a children’s playground memorial. Schools across Honolulu will participate with a joint performance at the Opera House on May 1, featuring Normal School, High School, and island schools, under Rev. Alexander Mackintosh and Miss Thwker, with music by Territorial Band.
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Monte Aver Bald
Hhe
McKinley
Cur Honal
McKintey Memorial
Mra Nitu le D. Frasher
Petwcipal
Kalilani
Ate. Kinley Memorial Committee
Itte
Inlands
Lexuml Certificatin
Mokatoy
Chas
J. Cooke
Ninald
Prasher
Alexander Mackintosh
Bartlett Dyke
Arthur
Alexander Markintont
Sim Anba
Toker
Inisse
Mum Thwker
Entertainments Normal School
Royal Wvhoo
Kaabumani School
Kawalahiou Seminary
Kamohameta
Minalion Cot Tone
Merger
Territorial
Munl
Gunn
Puplle
Home Rule speakers urge independence in election talk
The second Home Rulers meeting today drew about 150 listeners at Brewer’s wharf. Speakers including Kaitlin Wise and Emaneluth attacked Republicans, urged keeping Hawaiians united, and accused the GOP of “killing the snake” while promising reform. They warned against backing the Republican party and emphasized independence and local welfare.
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Brewer's
Kaitlin
Wise
Emaneluth
Dale
Hawaii
Tan
Drojer
Silvekalant
Sreior
Supreme Court
Kantia
Samuel Parker
Republican Party
Wankington
Dole
Wannington
The
Republicana
Fourth District
Hoomevelt
Lowers & Cooke
Probate protest over will of Das vid Kebana heard
Petition for probate of Das vid Kebana's will faced a protest by David Kahoana and the widow, claiming the decedent was not of sound mind and under influence of a named woman. The contested estate revolves around alleged abandonment and improper influence, with petitioners arguing for relief under Hawaii law.
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Kaolela
David Koatana
Kaallaikt
Air
Httv
Kaallaiikt
Ux Hhide
Muy al Din Ole
Robertson & Wilder
J. J. Dunne
Patent Infringement Missionary Life in Gibert Group
In a claim over patent rights, Jamon Mallin the diverstor and pat enter of the Sallop Hadley cane loader and feeder asserts several machines by Greig Company wren. He reports two installations in Hawaii, at Olan and Walakea Mill, operating with sixteen men per day and praised for performance. Mallin plans further action and visits Hawaii to perfect cane cutting machinery for Thoreat Arawhdek and Louisiana trials.
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Ofay
Hawetl
Jamon Mallin
Greig Company
Wren
Teingenonts Wn
San Francisco
Mallon Haw
Olan
Walakea
Matton
Louistian
Lauviana Theen
Hawaii
Louisiana
Interesting speech at ministerial union meeting in Honolulu
The Ministerial Union met at Central Union Church, with Rev. Gullck presiding and prayers offered by Hon. Mr. Peurann. Reports covered growing Hawaiian interest in sectarian work, need for preachers and lay workers, missionary updates from Japan and Micronesia, and plans for speaker series through the year highlighting Japan, the Gilbert Islands, and Micronesia missions.
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Vinton
Central Union Church
M. Gullck
Mr. Peurann
O. B. Emerson
Alexander
Japan
Alenth
Roy W. J. Westeevelt
Pearson
WM. Kincaid
Thbelty
Leadingham
Tinter
Alexanter
Mae
Hioharde
J. Gallek
Me. Leadinghan
Hiram Ningham
Nthe
Gilbert Standy
Ham Beieu
Micronesia
Bie
Rostou
Vensel
Wwe
Ponape
Gilbert
Littlejohn Promoted at Wilder's Steamerly Company
Wharf office changes at Wilder's Steamerly Charles Littlejohn of Wilder's is promoted to the general office uptown Harry Kwell, formerly teight clerk of the steamer Clantine, takes Littlejohn's place on the Wharf.
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Charles Littlejohn
Wilder's Steamerly Company
Littlejohn
Harry Kwell
Teight
Clantine
Kwell
St Louis Boys Win Warm High School Baseball Game
The St Louis boys team and Mt Loule College with Captains Shampron and Viera played a morning baseball game on the Maltierounis Site in May. The High School BE Latinoso finish with a notable display in a spirited contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shampron
Loule College
Viera
Malti Erounis
Eva Row Birthday Party at Ewa Plantation Pavilion
A large gathering honoring Miss Eva Row’s eigavornth birthday took place at the Ewa plantation pavilion on Anthrday evening with about 100 guests. The celebration continued until late, followed by refreshments. Sol Omon’s orchestra provided the music, and Boswell received many handsome presents.
Chinese Murderer Brought to Honolulu for Trial
A Chinese suspect connected to a Kauai murder was brought to Honolulu by Sheriff Coney. He is held in custody at Gubu Jail awaiting trial after the burial site was located in a field near the scene.
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Kaual
Lior Monty
Ata
Win
Honolulu
Sheri Coney
W. G. Hall
Gubu
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Union Sts
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MR. Sakao
Kaulla
Abi
George KH. Carter
Senate
Carter
Waton
Heaven
Dreier
Hbocial Weaalon
Woson
Republicata
Kfawallans
Eemeruth
John Emmeruth
John W. Bush
Kwnen
Ueary
Vourth
Yourth Diatetet
Legitanice
Regulay Sekaton
Tme
Rradt
Ev Sfy Mnone
Marcie Lareer
George H. Carter
Tony George R. Carter Tawause
Sapper
Kromelith
Eaglane
Anton
Alameda
Walls
Fargo & Go
Masanle Temple
Moseenger Bervica
Gibert
Big Island
James Mallon
Gregg Company
Hiram Bingham
ST. Louis Boys
WA Party
Witla
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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