Light sentence for elderly man on liquor charges in court
Judge Retee imposes the lightest penalties allowed on Manuel R. Castanha, aged over 62, for two counts of distilling liquor. One month imprisonment and a $100 fine on the first count, plus $600 fine and six months' suspension on the second, reflecting his age and lack of prior record despite a heavy family reaction in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel R. Castanha
Cette
Castanha
P. Chillingworth
Chillingworth
JM. Vivas
Howe
Frank
Yenre
Twatares
Ketee
Estee
United States
Ant
Fred
Cartanhm
Chilgworth
Bia
Cato
Hester
Marshal Hendry
Castania
Contanhne
Corr
Caele Sam
Gustin on Wendel Letter From Mahop Gunstan
A Catholic letter from Mahop Gunstan is translated showing a bishop's firm stance on Father Wendelin. The letter urges no signature or recall without proof of culpability and dismisses public calls for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahop Gunstan
Kaun
Homith
Prengh
Pather Wendel
Cutting Is Surprised By Cuban Reciprocity Move
New York April 19 W Bayard Cutting president of the American Sugar Company said he was completely surprised by the House action on Cuban reciprocity. He exclaimed that the medical stay on abolition of the sugar differential had been vanquished and that he hardly knew what to think about its possible effects on the industry and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. Bayard Cutting
Eet Sugar Company
House of Heprenenta
Estate of W Niccolls to settle Hawaii sugar estate
The estate of W Niccolls, linked to Wal kaumato Hawaii, faces a small realized value due to low cane prices and harvest deductions. Planters indebted to the estate reportedly received only 240 dollars per ton of cane nets, with valuation tied to Laupakehue Sugar Co. at Paton. The forthcoming report on the estate will draw attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henod
W. Niccolly
Walkaumato
Hawaii
Belik
Mothie Particntay
Tyler
Laupakechue Bugar Co
Paton
W. Niccoliate
Tug Eloi Escorts Waterlogged Twilight for Repairs
The tug Eloi departed from Baturia afteroon to tow the waterlogged schooner Twilight of the Sea to Kw owal for repairs. The tow is slow due to the little lumber aboard the Eloi. The Twilight’s arrival time is uncertain and depends on the tug’s progress, with a possible sighting later this afternoon or tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloi
Batur Ia
Seabl) Navigation Company
Kotoa
Kowal
Thin Port
Sbe
Off for Manila Little gchooner Malsoutoff to sail with three men
The small schooner Malsoutoff bound for Manila left after taking provisions and water yesterday, carrying three men from Honolulu. One crew member, George J Hawking, known as a long-time house tracker in his city, has been omitted. Captain Gray, familiar with Philippine waters, is to enter interisland trade there. Commander Wray Taylor received a package via a Wilmington boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malsoutoff
Anptwin Gray
Manila
Ferning
Honoluhi
George J Hawking
Tom House Traker
Interisland
Phillippines
Gray
Philipine Watersee
Hawaiian Boys Are Doing BIG BUSINESS on the Mainland
An amateur Hawaiian music group reports rapid success on the mainland, with Joe Pant as manager. They describe concerts in St Augustine Palm Beach and Charleston, meeting notable figures, planning a possible serenade of President Roosevelt, and eyeing England and New York for a wider tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Haw Wentten
England
Joe Pant
Munhager
Mr. Pant
Charleston
St. Auustine
Palm Beach
Fingler
Whitehall Mansion
Mrm
Andrew Carnegie
Pitta
Wire
New York
Roosevelt
Poo Foundation
Oliver Ricketson
Mtnn
Carnegie
Dartsmouth
Mass
Jamies Shaw
Ben Jones
Boston
Kneland
Opening of the cricket season stirred by May plans
The May first signal spurs preparations for the colonial sports season in Culllan. An upcoming meeting with Hinie, led by Captain It, firm on cricket and football aims, promises two teams if enough men enlist. Cricketers hope Makiki grounds remain available. baseball talks shift plans, with local legal notices, guardianships, and estate matters threaded through the day’s civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Athletic Charing
Teague
Crievers
Alven
Cuse
Supreme Court hears Kamal case pleas amid delay and claims
The Kamwala Sugar case reached the Supreme Court with pleadings read and defense counsel arguing against a motion. Judge Humphreys’ judgment awarded the plaintiffs $3000 to their treasury and $120,000 in capital stock value or its equivalent plus costs, while demanding attorney fees to be specified. Court to hear newly prevented evidence in a second hearing. Two basketball games reported for Saturday gym events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Tatay
George A. Davia
Magoon
Supreme Court
M Hon
Stewart
Jogo Humphreyn
Aimalo Sugar Company
Wren
Marx
Hateh & Sillimian
Jorge Humphreys
Buprome
Porter
Alg
M. Roberton
He Was Too Exacting Newawl Cannot Prevent Harvesting
Judge Robinson sustained the demurrer of Hakalau Plantation Company in a written opinion. The case involves Allwrt Nawabt suing for damages over entering, removing cane, and interfering with growing crops. Guardian Nawal claimed late 19th century action and the court notes the right to terminate the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Ander
Helen A. Holt
Wade
Adguet Ateron Ae
Fapil ‘Transit Company
Tadeo Robesegun
Louie Pearson
Prondorgastae
Alice Robtasin
Hakalau Plantation Company
Allwrt i
Platneltt
Ajo Inder
Acna Nowa
Ruardian
Plaimul
Hwentty
Nawal
Hilo Business Men Praise Bulletin Enterprise
Hilo business leaders commend the Bulletin for the Hilo edition, praising its timely, well written report that highlights Hilo and Hawaii’s potential. Letters from local businessmen, including Wright, Schoen, and Little, thank the Bulletin for a favorable edition that boosts interest from mainland investors and highlights island development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Bulletin
Hawaii
Piugderick Miller
Honolulu Tare Department Box Keys List
Fire department official provides a list of fire box locations and key box procedures to speed emergency responses. The bulletin outlines box numbers street intersections and how to access exterior doors and alarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tare Department
Honolulu
Omet Charlee Thurston
Heya
Theroof
Regular Boxes at Bethel and Merchant Exch: Delivery windows listed
A list of box designations and locations around King, Punchbowl, and Punchbowl areas. Entities include Bethel, Merchant, King, Punchbowl, Salvation Army Home, Queen, Emma A. Defrine, Chas Baker Gov't, and related shops. The text reads like a directory or receipt line with numbered items and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bishop & Co
Hnxurance
F. A. Schuster & Co
Losurapee Piffew
King
Salvation Army Home
He Johnson
Punehbowt
Emma A. Defrine
Mine Jonnie Kapalu
Chas
Baker Gov't
Stabler
Queens Store
Punchbowl
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Union Sts
Union
Gustin
Wendel
Cutting
W. Niccolls
Twilight
Cammnuiniuner Wray Taylor
Ahrow Chonan
Wietlimion Boy
Miyala
Flagler
Plas
Plagher
Palma Beach
Standard ON Co
Washington
Grigket Min
Kilohann Art League
Yuewlay
League Room
Progress Black
Oliver
Emer
Kamal
Pe En
Hakalau Plantation
Rapid Transit Co
Fostorien
Staamner
Lobrensthin, Burveyar
Ilo
Robert Acott
Ilo Hotel
M le Wlond
Anwrniy
Nin Hell
Schoen
Hilo Lamber Co
Hilk
Euch
Attilte
Mukte
Prion
Ijonelu
Prrueagiin
Avovlal Elsay
Atdainer Kindaeck
Hutlytin
Alameda
Coast Express
Oole & Co
Quews
Naum
Queeg
Nuuanu
Kho Numan
Alakea
Alakes
Fort
Alles
Kaplenader
Alken
Hatekawwlay No
Micharde
Queen
Beretania
Heywood Patrol
Fort Street
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