Grand Jury Report On Marital Law Violations In Territory
The veteran Grand Jury of Hawaii Territory reports it investigated cases involving violations of marriage laws and related matters. Foreman Richard Ivers and Judge Ranford reflect on the extensive inquiries into reform, with indictments returned and notices to continue on page 2a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binamy
Mitchie
Judee
Richard Ivers
Ranford Th
Dole
United States Distret Court
Territory of Hawaii
United Staiea
Aragd
Chante
Brown and Lane Involved in Koalay Political Dispute
A local report details Brown and Lane facing malfeasance charges as Koalay political tensions rise. The incident centers on officer appointments, with Brown accused of politicizing posts and Lane defending actions as grievances against party leadership.
Japanese Labor Recruitment Alleges Immigration Violations
A Honolulu report accuses emigration agencies of recruiting Japanese laborers in Hawaii to work on American railroads on the mainland. It cites Japanese and American firms, Honolulu hotels, and railroad interests as promoting travel to the Coast, potentially violating U.S. immigration law and Japanese government policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IC Fe
Japan
Oy Large Corporatione
Hawai
Hawaii
United Suites
America
Krnown
Olympia
Agenta
Ackers
Orient
Honolulu
Kenjio Hotel
Honoful
K. Haga
Haga Rey
Orbital Trading Company
George B Gripanese
Cy Tor
Stiomwa
Great Northern
Biaranford
Kanjlo
Olympic
Bssips Fom
Washington
United States
Dapat
Union Ps
Hood
Shinpo
Southern Pacific Railroad
Nichebet Tungolehel Corporation
Amorles
Vie Honolult
Roosevelt Urges Life Insurance Regulation in Congress
Washington April 17 The President sends a message to Congress urging passage of a bill to regulate the life insurance business. In other items Guantanamo reports a Kearsarge sailor dead and ten seriously injured in target practice. A strike trouble flare up, a church blast at Johnston killed three and wounded a dozen. King Alfonso visits England to court Princess Ena at Osborne House. Port Said reports the Dewey drydock signaled 180 miles away. Canary Island volcano Palma erupts more. Joseph Smith of the Reorganized Church names Frederick to succeed him amid church leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Congress
Ance
Montigny
Johnston
Spain
Kansas City
Joseph Smith
Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints
Frederick
Convention
Moana Hotel Hosts Uninvited Town Dance
A garbled notice describes an uninvited dance at the Moana hotel with town residents and guests amid a wartime atmosphere. It mentions widespread attendance concerns and a lengthy appeal or request related to U.S. date and events, but details are unclear from the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellaide
United States
Diatelet
Dunne Las
Angry Liliha residents oppose new 10 minute transit plan
Residents on Liliha and River Street claim the Rapid Transit service change fails to connect Waym at King Street and Hop at Rivertreet. They say the new schedule yields twenty minute trips, wasting time and property values while workers at Honolulu frame Works report missed connections and longer waits.
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J.11tha
River Tatreet
Inernel Raiind
Liltha Street
King Street
Jane
Rivertreet
Lilthe
King Steeete
Vty
Nome
Honolulu
Fram
Aioe Mini
Adame questioned in gambling probe amid government stables inquiry
The Superior Adaks Nasst supervisor Adame faced questioning by Jude Gear in a gambling case at the government stables. A witness, Maloe, said Adame sent him to locate the gambling site while employed by the Advertiser to gather information. The session described attempts to obtain money and the evening's lively events with dancing and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adame
Nicholas
Jude Gear
Maloe
Lok
Kovernment
Advertiing
Advertiser
Floral Paradise Parade Edition Prominent Photographs Feature
Floral Paradise edition highlights prominent figures with individual and group photographs. The elegant parade showcases vibrant blooms and praised work, celebrating notable contributors and attracting local attention.
Ellords Not Coming to Orphen Open Meeting
May 3 court report shows Pollard’s ball and a sailor from the dark 3. C. Allen arrested for assault. Latvenir tied mate. Fond milly in Police Court. Evening Bulletin costs 75 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khefords
Pollard
Noo M. Hanson
C. Allen
Tie Fhe Mate
Latvenir
Dr Moore and the Jas Debate on Insanity and Marriage
The text records a discussion where Dr Moore regards Jas as sane after considering a hypothetical question on mental state and intoxication. It notes an attempt to label him sane rather than insane and reflects on the influence of alcohol on judgment. It then lists several weddings and a strange plan to prevent heresy by couplet head turning combined with mutual consent, ending with a note on arranging outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie
Gr. Moore
Wittena Calle
Autorney
Moore
Conaider
Awered Moore
Vrusaire
Fojel
Cher Wittens
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Tue Toe Ie
Toy Fruit
Ite
Brown and Lane
Peonty Sheri Kekwoha
Koalay Fa
Etlew
Eninat
Republican Party
Atal
Wien
Hrawn
Jon
Lane
Tane
Kmpert Brown
Bam Kalaw
Por View
Plaid
Kean
Haoul
Brown
Koolnutoa
Kae Muir
Raut
Kranul
Kwkuaha
Shertmahipain
Agaliat
Roosevelt
Guantanamo
Cuba
Kear Sarge
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Alfonso
Lare
Ena
Orborne
Dewey
Suez
Port Said
Canary Island
Madrid
Palma
Canary Islands
Thin Sea
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church of Utah
Reorganized Church
Joseph Ft. Smith
Jowyh Smith
Duweph
Hhehureh
Joalph Smith
J. Hopp & Co
Old Reliable Furniture House
Young Building
LSE RE Eee
New York
Alfied Enjamime
the Kash Co., Ltd
TEL. Main
Moana Hotel
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts
Liliha
Superior Adaks Nasst
Poogiene
Mils
Santil Mall
Fort Street
Bonoluta
Ellefords
L. B. Kerr
L.B. Kerr & Co. Ltd
Alakea Street
DR. Moore
Jas
Marie Wittle
Weil
Fuiad Betak
Potter
Peetienen
Mie and
Aire
Harry Macfarlane
Marie Nalant Jones
Malph Aluwrt Lyon
St Clements Elaiveh
Elizabeth Wo Juswelya
Alfred Moore
Andrew Cathern
Bryn Mawr
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