Fourteen Grand Jurors Qualified in Hawaii Federal Court
The April term of the United States District Court in Hawaii opened with Judge Este presiding. Of twenty three summoned grand jurors, only fourteen qualified, prompting a special venire of seven to be ordered for tomorrow morning. Names of qualified jurors and various court actions were reported, including adjournments and adjournment-driven absences among trial jurors and officials.
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United States District Court
Este
Hawaii
United States Grand Jury
Humphroye
Gear
Jude
Clark Mating
Mandy
United States
Baird
Ray
W. R. Hendey
Reynoke Wery
Rey
W. M. Kinewich
W. D. Weaterwell
Rew
Agbill
Didge Esteo
Grand Jury
Entee
A. J. Bean
Edwin ‘Thomas
Chas, Phillips
John B. Ollever
J.B. Anderson
P. J. Burnette
F. R. Vida
Jan L. Torbet
M. M. Kohn
J. W., Podmore
C. B. Ripley
BR. Rieh~werd
JG. M. Sheldon
James Nott Jr
Chav
Hellina
AL. Morris
John Buckley
A. Mes Intosh
Hapal
Wan
Hocaing
Hilo
Brown
Feder Court
J. G. Spencer
Mons
J. C. Ables
AE. Wall
Mist Wan
Reringeour
Ah Accoumulnl
Buslhene
Public Work Shutdown Plans Due to Treasury Shortfall
Owing to the treasury state, public works will be halted significantly. Rock crushing at the Asylum road plant and the portable Kaithi yond crusher will stop this afternoon, halting two thirds of Road Department projects. Makihi crusher and Makihi district road work continue for now as council constrains funding.
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State of the Treasury
Asylum Road
Kaithi Yond
Progrem Lhat
Executive Council
Treasury
Colored Lady's Feats At Wailuku Benefit
A grand concert by L A Hutchinson a colored lady from Alabama will be held this evening at the Wailuku school building for the benefit of a home for colored children. The event promises remarkable acts including engaging claims about remarkable feats. Public interest is high but expectations depend on fulfillment.
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Wailuku
L.A. Hutchinson
Alabama
Pronkelavidle
Mutehinson
Abe Mts
Walluku
Wounded at morning incident near Irwin & Co location
The well known employee of W. G. Irwin & Co. wounded himself in the head with a revolver. He was brought to the Queen's Hospital for medical attention after the incident.
Makawao Buster Vacation Remarked at Wailuku Event
A Makawao Buster vacation event at Wailuku featured evening entertainment with musical and rhetorical exercises. Many relatives and friends of the pupils attended the program.
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Wailuku
Makawao Somnary
Alexander Pri
Community funeral services to honor deceased parishioner
Mau Mau Lauter Services in Walley will be conducted at both the Roman Catholic and Anglican churches tomorrow morning. A high Mass is planned at the Catholic church with Rev. Wasi Anta, followed by communion at the Church of the Good Shepherd after the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauuxt
Apert
Saneter
Walley
Thie
Wasi
Anta
Church of the Good
Tailor Promises Khaki Uniforms for Company 1
In Wailuku on April 1 the tailor named Goohip promises to have ready next week the khaki uniforms for all enlisted at Company 1 at Wallen. The company will be nearly fully equipped except for the guns currently en route from Amwerten, 20m away.
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Wailuku
Goohip
Bas Bala
Wallen
Amwrten
Delegate Wilcox Seeks Dole Interview at Capitol
Delegate Robert W Wilcox pressed for a meeting with Governor Dole at the Capitol, engaging in a lengthy interview to discuss forthcoming fare plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W Wilcox
Dole
Capitol
Standard Telephone Franchise Bill Prompts House Actions
The House opened with petitions for road and bridge improvements in Manoa and Halawa, a push to widen Halawa bridge, and a request for $950,000 for road works. Committee reports urged tax abolition moves and reform of health laws, with several prayers tabled or rejected. Debates covered franchise bids, liquor law amendments, and civil damages, as sessions adjourned after a 2 o'clock break.
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Aylett
Manoa
Makainal
Halawa Bridget No Malawa
Haaheo
Hilo
Bwatiko
Committee On
House
Senate
Makekau
Noey
Paine Tramway
Beckley
Kumalae
Committee On Judiciary
Dickey
Feault van Myen
Painters Threaten Strike Over Saturday Pay Demand
A morning meeting of the Patterns' Union leaders pressed Sterling to grant a seven hour day on Saturdays. Sterling refused, leaving six workers on a Nuuwna job uncertain for the day. A union meeting will decide this evening whether a general strike will be proclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Rommicter
Sterling
Nuuwna Walle Anii
Labor dispute banners mark push for shorter workday
Report from a labor area notes plans for a six hour day for all workers including laborers and mechanics under union rules. Strikers search headquarters to place a banner declaring shorter hours and criticizing those who oppose the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tara
Tinion Late Association
Upolu Wreck Sold at Auction
The wreck of the steamer Upolu was sold at auction to John Hinds for iv. The boats saved in good condition brought 26 dollars. The larger pieces sold for et.
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Upolu Wan
John Hinds
Amit Boata
Oath of Judge Gear Presides at Hawaii Circuit Court
The oath of office was administered to Judge George D. Gear by Chief Justice W. P. Frear. Gear was appointed Second Judge of the First Judicial Circuit for the Territory of Hawaii by President McKinley. A special term was set for Wednesday at 10 o'clock with Justice Gear presiding. Details include estate petitions and a probate calendar, plus related motions and a steamer convoy incident near Laupahoehoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Territory of Hawaii
George D. Gear
W. P. Frear
Supreme Court
Humph Teya
McKinley
Gear
Ballist
UY Junge Humphreys
Justiice Gear
Pestana
Max Kiki
Marl Josephine Hall
Willian A. Hall
Hhelee
Dispensary debate in Senate over liquor bill prompts petitions
In the Senate, White introduced petitions signed by 1280 urging inquiry into the Dispensary bill amid claims of misrepresentation. A minority report labeled the majority’s position as plagiarism and urged passage with amendments, while petitions from Maui and Olan and Puna called for road appropriations and the First Regiment N.O.H. to continue. The body adjourned for a two hour recess as the debate continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
White
Kanuha
Howse
Baldwin
Maui
Ruse
Olan
Puna
House of Senate
Hhewail
Yirivaty
Committee On Miscellans
Nay Wall
Dimvensary HS
Hogal
Renate Lille
Rise
Board of Health and & Communication
H. Auntin
Varnlehes
Protita
Che Quiblit Treasury
Anch Lltrastomen Ratio
Norway
Switzerland
Binoy
Hanore le
South Carolina
Wight
North Cavell
Russel
Trester
United States
New York
Pacific Heights Exten Connection Project Progress
Work began this morning on a road bed to link the Pacific Heights railway with the Trams Ways Trail in Nuwani valley. Mr Dewky, under the government right of way, proceeds despite difficulties, aiming for a full connection that will be highly appreciated.
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Cific
Trarms
Nuwani Valley
Mtr. Dewky
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IC. Rowe
JC Winston
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Kinney, Ballou & McClanihan
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Wailuku Sugar Company
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James Dodd
J. W. Davidson
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Mau! Lauter Services
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Tramways Company
Upolu
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