Mysterious Lost Collar in Police Trial Sparks Questions
The trial of Man Chong unfolds with debate over a missing blood flecked collar said to be key evidence in a murder case against him. Deputy Attorney General Peters and defense lawyer C W Ashford present arguments as witnesses, including the Chinese Consul, testify about the disputed item and the circumstances surrounding the officer’s death.
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Madolona
Mas Chong
C. Peters
Man Chong
de Bolt
Peters
C. W. Ashford
Hoalte
Peters Haw
Ewa-mauka
King and Lilthantreete
Thia City
Charles Chillingworth
Oficer Apana
United States District
R. W. Breckone
McClellan Returns From Congress Well Satisfic
George B. McClellan returned from Washington to Hawaii after two months opposing Hawaiian Electric Company's franchise. He says amendments aided Dillingham interests and that Hawaii has many allies in Congress. He urges continued contact with funders to sway future votes and notes harmony among Hawaii interests before committees. He references the electrical machine law as favorable to political interests and defers details to W. C. Simbli.
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Geo. B. McClellan
Korea
Washington
Hawaiian Electric Company
Dillingham
Hawaii
House
Senate
McClellan
Inquirer
W. C. Simbli
Harbor Race Opens Season With Club House Start
The event on May 1 gathers Year 1 sailors from Hat Rage My 7 class heading to the bell buoy off Honolulu Harbor and returning to the Pentula club house. Winners receive trophies for fine vie.
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Harbor
Pentula
Honolulu Harbor
Trial unfolds over neck wound in policeman murder case
Doctor J T McDonald testified in Judge De Bolts court that Policeman Madelena died from a pistol shot to the neck. He said the officer might have moved after the wound and possibly drawn and fired his gun before losing control.
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J. T. McDonald
Madelena
Man Chong
de Bolt
N Court
Pirates Concert by Kiloh Art Langue at Young Hotel Pavilion
A Monday evening program by Kiloha Art Langue features violin and piano duets, solos, and choral pieces. Performers include Beher, Senge, DiAlwert, Meyerboor, Mrs. Hibbardine, and Mrs. Whitney. Selections include Brahms dances, a Chaminade piano solo, and songs such as Suh wie die Nacht and My Love Is Like the Red Red Rose.
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ART League
the Pirates
Kiloha Art Langue
Young
Meyerboor
Chaminade
Hibbardine
Brabs
Whitney
Bohra
Schumann
Moors Is Stant Hard Moors Is Stant Hard
A wireless telegram reports the death of J Rodrigues instantly killed at six o'clock last evening while playing near a pile of lumber for the construction of the new wall. The incident occurred near a pi n of lumber awaiting use.
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J. Rodrigues
Wallakia
Inter Island fish company plans to sell at Nepton e
Promoter H W Edmunds and partners prepare Inter Island Live Fish and Refrigerating Company to begin selling live and refrigerated fish next week. They aim to open three markets on Heretania Street near Muunikea Street and near the government market site. Engine issues delay Talula launch. Neptune may replace Talula, with several Mitsubishi engines. if no engine arrives soon, ships Lohua or Likolike may carry operations. The Neptune name may replace Talula once commissioned.
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Inter-Island
H.W
Edmunds
Heretania
Muunikea
Hemi
Wook
Abe
Alameda
Dala
Molokai
Nam
Neptune
Frear and Court Prospects for Hawaii in Washington
Reports from Washington gauge the Hawaii Supreme Court selections with Frear likely as Chief Justice and E P Dole shifting to Kona Circuit. Conversations note distrust of Washington and possible reforms, while local and territorial juries face evolving rules under the Organic Act and post annexation changes.
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Smith
Washington
Supreme Court
Smith Sald
Department of Justice
Hawaii
Frenr
Supreme Bench
Perry Hartwell
Hatch
Cooper
E. P. Dolohan
Kona
Congress
Senate
House
Con Fem
Walpahn Robbers Sentenced By Judge De Bolt
Robbers Loo Jim Chew Hoy and Lee Yok of Walpahn were convicted and this morning sentenced by Judge De Bolt to fifteen years' imprisonment. Prosecutor W. 8. Fleming led the case.
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Loo Jim
Chew Hoy
Lee Yok
Kang
de Bolt
Fleming
Supreme Court Rules on Jury Challenge in Ne Kow Case
Unanimous Supreme Court at noon today sustained Circuit Judge Lite by overruling exceptions in the Ne Kow assault case. Chief Justice Frear writes the syllabus noting the open venire validity and the procedure under Hawaiian statutes as amended by the Organt Act, upholding the trial jury method since territorial government.
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District Court of
Routh Hill
C. L
Supreme Court
Fourth Circuit
Lite
Frear
Krounda Bot
Korea Arrives From the States
The Pace Mari steamship Korea arrived off port from San Francisco early this morning after a voyage with rough weather but no major incidents. The ship did not carry an cargo list of passengers as usual, yet held a fairly large number of passengers for Honolulu, more than for all the Orient ports combined.
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Korea
San Francisco
Whi
Honolulu
Orientil
Owl Land Room doubles space at hotel for guests
The Owl Land Room at the hotel near Fort street has been enlarged and refitted to accommodate ladies and gentlemen. A brand opening dinner will be served Saturday evening April 23 from 5 to 8 o'clock for sale cards at the Bulletin offices.
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Owl Land
Fort Street
Ja Brand
Bale
Carde
Bulletin Ofhes
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