Grand Jury Witnesses Must Preserve Secrecy
The court ordered grand jury witnesses to keep testimony secret under contempt penalties. A new rule, designed to avoid perjury issues, instructs witnesses to preserve confidentiality and refrain from discussing proceedings. The grand jury convened but was unable to proceed as witnesses were unavailable.
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J.T . Holt
Howellat Ee
Supreme Court
Mike
Keon
Clecuit Court
Corres Home Ruined by Fire
A Coliage at Correa and family on Fort Street Kwawide suffered major damage from a morning fire. Fire officials and local firms assisted as investigators look into the blaze started near downtown. cause not yet determined. Firefighters contained the interior blaze quickly, saving surrounding property.
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Pyre Fort Street
Kwawide
Correa
Tronwonth
Howin
Hirkfeld & Co
Hawiiutay Trust
Hackman
Taxation values spark debate at local and federal levels
Taxpayers and business leaders denounce rising property valuations they say inflate taxes. Commentary notes potential Supreme Court involvement and hints at overvaluation trends while urging a review of tax laws to protect business and curb excessive assessments. Local officials defend the practice amid mounting protests and political pressure.
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Galt
Supreme Court of the United States
Tax Office
Inet
Gabi
Ix Offien
Make Your Will Now For Your Loved Ones
Your duty to those you love requires preparing a will today. If you are unsure of how to draw up a valid document we offer guidance and will assist with related matters to ensure your affairs are in order.
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Labatt
Kiel
Watliki
Bryn Mawr
Money for Yacht Race Discussed at Public Meeting
A meeting in the Mangenwalt building considered allocating about $2,500 of roughly $5,000 from the Washington delegation fund to promote the yacht race between San Francisco and port. The committee weighed feasibility and the need to avoid depleting the fund for other purposes, with support to spend up to $2,500 but not more.
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Merry
Mangenwalt
Washington
Tnt
San Francisco
Lil Port
Swany
KL Apalding
Mr Follon
Murder Trial Delivers Conflicted Mental State Debate
In a hearing details emerged on Johnson's mental condition after the murder and the role of alcohol. Dr McDonald discussed hypothetical questions about motive and insanity, noting evidence was shaped by prior drinking and a watch incident the night of the killings.
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McDonald
Johnson
Johnnon
Molokan Settlement in Kapaa Sparks Labor Tension
Manager Fairchild discusses Kapaa Molokan colony in Hawaii and the strain it places on joint labor efforts. He notes the plan to unite Molokan, Portuguese, Japanese, and others failed, with Molokans bearing most work while a minority shirks duties. Local figures credit Col. Spalding for attempts to keep unity amid debt and discontent.
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Kapaa
Kauai
Ceiala
Hawaii
Fathire
Hohean
George Jakentin
Atakor Sugar Company
Wan
Kale
Col. Spalding
Molokane Htemaclves
Manchuria
Californy
Rives
Panic Grows as Vesuvius Eruption Evacuations Spread
Naples reports distressing conditions after Vesuvius eruption. Property losses are put at 20 million dollars with 50,000 people displaced. Evacuations reach Ottajano Torre del Greco Barne and Baugennaro while areas like Ciricello Peggio and Morine are uninhabitable.
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Naples
Italy
Mt In
Ottajano
Torre del Greco
Barne
Baugennaro
Ciricello Peggio
Morine
Compromise Chinese Exclusion Bill Introduced in House
Congressman Denby of Michigan introduces a compromise measure on Chinese exclusion in the House. The bill aims to balance the President's revision with more radical seeks, seeking a middle course amid ongoing debates. Across the Atlantic, rumors from ST PETERSBURG claim De Witte's resignation is reportedly refused by the Emperor.
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Freon Hoevial
Washington, D. C
Congréesman Denby
Michigan
St, Petersburg
Rumaia
de Witte
Atkinson Endorses Rapid Transit Plan Expansion
Acting Governor Augustin backs the Rapid Transit Co plan for a 20 minute service from Latta Street to Walalae with a 10 minute core route, citing easier later adjustments and overall better service. He notes local residents on Latta Street and Walalae gain, while Bordanta Street residents face less favorable change but overall system efficiency improves.
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Rapid Transit Co
Berriania Street
Walatae Row
Liliha
Public Works
Holloway
H.flt de Tl. Co
Rapl Transit Co
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