Case Discharged in Desky Fraud Charge
Charles Desky's case cleared on preliminary motion with no evidence of false representation. High Sheriff and Judge Lindsay found no proof of misrepresentation despite questions over a mortgage on the condenser sold to August Dreier for 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Dewby
Thas
High
Milverton
August Oroler
Desky
Dreter
Deaky
Dreier
Mr. Dreier
Vm Apm Frye
Dreler
Richardson
Denky
Dieter
Lindsay
Dewky
Rancher Sparks Talks Cattle at Parker Ranch Visit
Special to The Bulletin from South Kohala Hawaii August 22 reports Hr Sparks son of Nevada Governor Sparks visiting Manager Carter at Parker ranch. Sparks, from Reno with his father governing the Am o ranch, oversees Hereford cattle famed for hardiness at high elevation. The piece notes Herefords’ resilience and depends on what stirs audience pity, with playful commentary on cattle and ranch life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Kohala
Hawaii
Sparks
Nevada
Carter
Parker Ranch
Reno
Territory Rules Foreign Firm In Pacific Hardware Case
In a territorial case Judge Gear rules against halting Pacific Hardware and its agent Maya from doing business here. The court finds the foreign corporation engaged in interstate commerce not subject to territorial ban absent local stock or office. The Territory loses the injunction bid. corporation may continue operations with office and representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
Pacific Hardware & Steel Company
Respondent
Pacific Hardware & Steel Co
T A. Maya
Ite
U. S
UB. A
Mays
Han
Eure Hey
Hays
Iterstate
Goody
Anch
Calliarnia
Oxia
Petere
Castle & Withington
Holmen & Stanjey
Tax Appeal Board Faces Complex Tax Questions
The Tax Appeal Board confronts large totals in tax returns and assessments for the year just closed. Figures show $8,109,270.64 in assessments with potential gains for the Territory if the state wins cases on appeal. Income tax collections for the year ending December 31, 1908 stood at $160,964.20. Officials note anticipated declines in income due to lower rentals and salaries, while sugar shipments from the East delay returns. The board expects important questions, including agency contracts, to reach the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex Amsesnor Holt
Seremee
Eee
Mr. Holt
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Parker Ranch Hearing Delays Proceedings And Funeral Procession
Judge Gear hears motions in the Parker ranch controversy. A warding order blocks A W Carter from further court actions while a grave conspiracy claim against Samuel Parker and others is debated. The day ends with a funeral procession for Parker Valentin as residents honor the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghar
Parker Ranch
A. W. Carter
Guardian
Ante T
Pendiig Ao
Low
Samuel Parker
II. P. Low
Wunderberg
J. A. Mingnon
Lightfoot
Gear
J. $ Law
Kidlua
Carer
Honolulu
Parker
Hopkins Funeral for John Rovgan Mapkins at Pearl City
The body of John Rovgan Mapkins, once purveyor of the Queen’s hospital, was buried at Pearl City Cemetery after a funeral from Vineyard Street. The Cathedral held a solemn requiem mass officiated by Rev Mather Mathing with De Profundis sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oath Railway
Triania
Hawaii
Parker Valentin
Hile Sacredotal
le Ife Thone
John Hughes
William 8. Fleming
Will Om Fennel
John Beart
William Metnecay
George Parr
John Rovgan Mapkins
Queen's Hospital
Pearl City Cemetery
Vineyard Street
Rey. Mather Mathing
Botos
Rey
Patho
Waipahu Koreans Strike After Fatal Incident At Plant
Waipahu Koreans remain on strike after a fellow worker died last week following a confrontation with plantation physician Dr Hoffmann who reportedly tried to board a train. Police rescued Hoffmann after being challenged by Koreans. A cane field fire near the mill is blamed on arson by locals, though management cites a motive tied to a separate incident. About three quarters of the Korean workers have refused to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waipati
Hoffmann
Hoffruim
Honoe Tub
Iitm
Loc
Koresna
Darin Leaves Yokohama With Freight For Honolulu
A cablegram from Yokohama reports the Pacific Mail steamship Darin departed this morning for Honolulu carrying about 1500 tons of freight to local consignees. The liner will offer accommodations for 15 to 20 cabin passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackfeld & Co
Yokohama
Pacific Mail
Darin
Honolulu
Robberies Reported At Local Police Station
Two robberies were reported at the police station this morning. A Japanese resident near King and Liltho streets was robbed of clothing, trainers, a gold watch and chain, and 60 cents. A Japanese woman on Kamehameha Street lost silk kimonos, a bow, and a gold wart. Detectives suspect two Hawaiians in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King and
Liltho Street
Hete
Kame
Mebutie Han Foun
New Markets Clean A Business Man Defends Local Markets
A businessman on lower King Street rejects a morning paper’s claim that the Territorial market on Alapal Street is cleaner than the one on Kekaulilke Street. He asserts private markets maintain high standards of cleanliness and service and are convenient for most shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftnh
Lower King Street
Alapal Treet
Kekwulike
Alskea
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Charles Desen
Derky
Freenanin
the Kash Co., Ltd
FBI
Pacific Hardware and Steel Co
S.S. Ventura
Chloe Plosapples
Jou Rales
Fnos
Wells Fargo & Co
Tax Appeal Board
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fort ST
Waipahu
Siberia
Wante
Panamas
Young Bldg
Russia
Associated Preas
Cherbourg
France
Port Arthur
Tokio
Japan
Shanhakkow
Kuroki
Yusuilikzu
Yangee Pass
Vladivostok
Knight
ST. Petersburg
Havuen
Mas. Mills
West Point
N.Y
Mre. Miles
Milen
Banenoncarnt Cal
the Bulletin
Laird, Schober & Co
Eilers
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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