Deed and mortgage dispute tied to Ashford case
The document reveals Ashford’s denial of a court order to deliver a deed and mortgage for lands in Wailuku Maui. Judge Perry denied a dismissal motion for lack of jurisdiction. The parties will set a hearing date for the morite while related cases proceed. Stephen J Field of the U S Supreme Court died at his home on Capital Hill after kidney complications.
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Ab Mira
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Wailuku
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Turner
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F. W. Hankey
Angurt
Washington
Stephen J. Field
United States Supreme Court
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J. O. Smith
David J. Brower
Edgerton
California
Lawton
Edward M. Mott
Church of the Advent
Government delays Honolulu docking facility improvements
In Bardor Washington April 6 a lack of appropriation prevents any real expansion of Honolulu docks. Two small slips are under construction for coaling convenience and the department will seek funds from the next Congress for proper improvements. No sites have been prepared yet. Ex Senator H A W Tabor is mentioned as a Colorado bonanza king now landowned.
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Congress
General ofws notes scene d and baseball score
Strong the artist is read J Walder Fearn a noted diplomat in American circles. The collier Nero has been put in commission. University of California defeated Stanford in baseball by 4 to 1.
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J. Walder Fearn
Rebels Surrender as Santa Cruz Falls to American Forces
A Manila dispatch reports over 300 rebels gave up amid a U.S. naval push toward Santa Cruz. General Lawton’s force, supported by gunboats Lagana de Bay Ovasto and Napind, advances from Pasig river shores to seize Santa Cruz, with fighting described as sharp and pivotal. Sixty to eighty insurgents killed, six Americans wounded.
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Manila cable from General Lawton reports lake region actions
Washington April 12 cablegram from General Lawton describes pursuing insurgents eastward from Santa Cruz and dispersing them, capturing larger lake trade vessels and a Spanish gunboat. Wheaton advances ten miles east of the railway line toward Malolos. Mindoro and Polo evacuations noted. sugar company deposits referenced.
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Scenes of Bloodshed in Samoa Reported in War News
The April 12 dispatches recount brutal fighting around Apia as American and British sailors resist Samoan rebels. Lieutenant Landsdale and Ensign Monaghan of the Philadelphia and Lieutenant Freeman of the Tauraga are killed, with several Marines also slain. Bodies recovered and buried with honors as clashes continue and European presence remains unsafe.
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Dieutenant
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Bonigo
John KR
Monaguan
Xawain
James Butler
Semor Norman Ennil
Worccester
Helbiinie Phia
Washington Dispute Over Samoa Ties Officials’ Silence
Reported tensions in Samoa provoke dismay as Washington officials refuse to declare the incident. The German cabinet, Japanese envoy, and American Navy contend over jurisdiction and the fate of alleged offenses. The Bulletin notes smaller events pale beside the major dispute shaping imperial claims.
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Samoa
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Apia
Will Start the New Bank in Honolulu
Gel George Macfarlane travels to Honolulu to organize the First American Bank of Hawaii. Backed by Seligmann and the Anglo California bank, the project aims for a $1 million capitalization, with Hawaii reserving half. The plan contemplates charter under Hawaiian law and eventual reorganization under U S rules through Fleet National Bank of Hawaii.
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George Macfarlane
Selignacs
New York
Hasth
Bank For
Honolulu
First American Bank of
Hawaii
Seligmann
Anglo-California Bank
Tranaury Gage
Heath
Toil Savings and Trust Company
Companion
Bonduollera
NILA MONEY RETURNED TO NIN'I STOCK SUBSCRIBERS
Henry Waterhouse & Co announces return of money left on deposit for Ninki Sugar Co stock Aethere. Waterhouse explains questions about the scheme and states all funds will be returned to subscribers. Public remarks on Waterhouse's conscientious handling of the proposition.
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Niali Sugar Company, Ltd
Honry Waterhouse
Henry Waterhouse
Henry Waterhouse & Co
Ninki Sugar
Waterhoup
Niuli
Senator Waterhouse
The Lovermark Sails Toward Taltel With Game Load
The Lovermark sails for Taltel today carrying a load of game. She plans to proceed to a port in Harepe after the pickup.
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Taltel
Eail
Harepe
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