Grand and Trial Jurors Offer Array of Excuses
At the opening of the August term the court room and corridors were crowded as jurors and spectators gathered. Judge Gear heard excuses from jurors claiming exemptions due to prior service, travel plans, or court obligations, with several being excused and more granted temporary leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
Henry R. Macfarlane
Hawaii
Denmark
Allen
Wis Tle
Abley
James A
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Jon
Sachs
Orient
George Castle
Dita Penn
Pesson
Crane
A. W. Pearson
Pear
Janetie Company
David Kawananakow
Samuel Parsker
Alacnee
B. F. Billinghem
Hess
P.C. Jones
Geo. F. Renton
David Lawrence
A P. Rolinson
College Hills Expansion Sparks Housing Venture
Three residences are under construction with another soon to open and plans for several more in the works by leading architects. The push is driven by bona fide purchases. The nearing completion of the yardling and water plant makes immediate occupation possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Architects
College Hills
Adultery Arrests Reported in Police Court Case
A. J. Gonaives and Mrs. Mary Young were arrested on adultery charges and appeared in Police Court with the case continued to the 7th. The husband of Mrs. Young alleged opposition and surrounding actions at their home as part of the complaint. A circuit court suit for divorce had been filed previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gonaives
Mary Young
Averan
Young
Prion
Wailuku Plantation Finishes Crop Crushing
Wailuku reports the plantation finished grinding last Wednesday. W. A. Halley the agar boiler says the 7900 tons of sugar this year fell 700 tons short of the estimate due to several factors, with labor being the principal cause of the reduced yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Wailukis
W. A. Halley
Agar
Fea t of fear at Wilder steamship dinner in honor of William A. Johnson
A grand dinner at the Kinau last evening honored Wilder Steamship Company Superintendent Engineer William A. Johnson, recently in San Francisco. A gold watch was presented, engraved on one cover with Johnson’s monogram and on the other with a three bound propeller. Notes praise Johnson for notable service and support of inspectors, engineers, and captains. Distinguished guests included W A Johnson, Captain Clarke, and many company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Hoger
William A. Johnson
San Francisco
Thes
Johnson
Johnstone
Bteamship Company
Billy
Department of the Comdany
W. A. John Rinterning
Captain Clarke
A. W. Keech
Intertaland — Company
W. Quinlan
K. R. G. Wallace
James Lynch
A. W. Wathine
O. Wilder
King
BR. Windrah
Chas
T. Littlejohn
Uhaa
van Invrett
Heo. Beckley
and A Wharton
Upsold Dr Cofer Sparks Territorial Medical Society Debate
At a Saturday meeting of the Territorial Medical Society the group condemned recent attacks on Dr Lee Cofer of the United States Marine Hospital Service as unjust and unfounded. The discussion highlighted explanations offered by Dr Cofer and her critics Mr and Mrs Okabe, which were deemed satisfactory by those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territorial Medical Society
Lee, Cofer
United States Marine Hospital Service
Mary
Okabe
Cofer
Philadelphia Police Face U AB Team In Exhibition Game
A Philadelphia police team meets a U AB group in an afternoon game at Maliki Pen ground. The local players, described as seasoned veterans, expect a tough challenge from the navy men, with kickoff around 8 o clock and a focus on defense and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAB
Philadelphia
Pallor
Feeb
Navy
Phillie
Tumietenkt
Land Commissioner Boyd Sees Hope for Small Farmers on Hawaii
Land Commissioner E Boyd, returning from Hawaii, praised settlers on government tracts and outlined plans to open more land to small farmers. He cited road needs, called for better highways in Hamakua and North Hilo, and said 2900 acres are ready for allotments between August and September. He expects settlement in Olas Kaneohe Nanawate Omao Kehena Kala Pana and noted pending Kue Kan boundary case resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Boyd
Hawa
Boyd
Bulletin
Bing Placed
Hamiakua
Waimea
Munoki
Olas
Kanyiti Nanawate
Omao
Kehena
Kala
Hamakua
North
Hilo
Harwaii
Kue Kan
Court Calendar Notes and Guardian Appointments
Judge Gear disposed of two juries and cleared the calendar for AWK sessions. Divorce cases set for trial, civil matters ready or continued, guardianship and estate matters heard with guardians appointed, and a minor note on a Honolulu train incident.
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An Moe
Gear
Panen
Kelit’ Kunin Ve
Kelitkuals
Houpo Ve
Houpo
Ah Sam Va
Tom Chat
Avenat
Ketlawe
Kolomone Kimowen
Avenat &Y
Kuleialohe Knonoht
Bom Mor
Chong Quoe
Lopex
Lopes
Hattle Kanaul
Joseph
Ty Kwong Mow
Killone
Gehring & Huteke
Camptell & Minton
Genngleve Dowsett
J. M. Moncarrat
W. W. Williams
J. H Hunt
George Ashley
F. Chillingworth
Emily Hunt
Victoria
Bo Fandead
A. A. Montano
Vlaime
Innin
Manow Valley
Mayoon
Thompson
Aultimatner AW Chew
Porto Rican Captured After Week-long Manhunt
High Sheriff Brown received news by the Kinan on Saturday afternoon of the capture of a Porto Rican plantation laborer in Wallku. He was convicted in the District Court at Walliku on the charge of larceny in the second degree. Police had been hunting him after the offense. He hid but was surrounded and unable to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Brown
Wallku
Walliku
Larcetty
bin Wocaped
Jones
Damages in Court Over Damaged Wall at Property Site
A court case involves alleged wrongful destruction of a stone wall on a property listed as Lot certain, measuring 100 feet long and twenty feet high. The defendant is accused of tearing the wall down on the 20th of the current year. Traves represents the plaintiff, with local parties preparing for the upcoming proceedings and a large show of support anticipated at a farewell event for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diatrick
Yokaniteo
Mandevine
Executive Council Meeting To-day Denies Davien Co Request
The Executive Council denied a request from T H Davien Co to marry and Knoye in the harbor area. The fence along the property of Hriew Waring Co on Fort Street was ordered replaced. Trustees of Oahu College sought to quit claim property on Vin yard street near the Peck property, which was denied. Council members claim the hand belongs to the cry and accuse Whitetees of aiming to get hold of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esenative Council
T. H. Davien & Co
Knoye
Hilo Haybor
Hriew Waring & Co
Fort Street
Oahu
Vinyard Street
Peck
Lhe
Whitetees
Eteking
Samuelson Sets World Bicycle Record In Provo
Samuelson of Provo UK shattered the world hour or mile record with a 1:58 26 mile effort set tonight on the Hal Lake venue, racing to the top time as spectators watched on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Lake
Tab
Samuelson
Provo
Meinerny Libel Suit In Federal Court
In federal court today the Meinerny Co libel suit was set for trial after a fire damaged cargo at the wharf. Values ranged from 110 to 39 for the goods, with plaintiffs seeking the balance. Witnesses will be called. Hutch & Ailliman for plaintiff and Kinney Ballou & McCingan for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BA. Meinerny @ Co
D. Bryant
Wilnemmes
Afernoon Hutch & Ailliman
Kinney
Senator McLaurin Ruled Out by Democratic Party
Columbia July 2 The Senate Executive Committee adopted a resolution ruling Senator McLaurin out of the Democratic party. The action was totally unexpected and shocks party ranks in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McLaurin
Columbia
Senate Executive Committee
Democratic Party
Peking Delayed Quarantine Arrival At Yokohama
The City of Peking, two days late, reached port for quarantine inspection in Yokohama. A suspected smallpox case was found but later deemed minor. ship to remain at anchor while authorities retest. Passengers include German officers, an American-built crew, and several notable travelers bound for the Orient and Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Almot
Orient
Yokohama
United States
Hongiong
England
Foon
Gronevell
J. Guderian
Welesdert
German Coasting Service
GW. Pigman
Monterey, Iecond
A. F. Dison
Mine Woolf
Grogan
Mra
D T. Beale
Josae B
Cart
California
Thorne
San Francisco
Coldren I
India
M. Fowah
Samoa
Kauai Towns Seem Poised for Growth and Entertainment
A local report outlines Ikauat and Line as budding business centers with new factories, a bakery, a dramatic club, and plans for a minstrel show. It notes a rail line and wharf improvements, plus civic projects including a hotel and public hall. Deputy sheriff Halvorton resigns. W A Wright named interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Hilt
Bee Works
Itwan
Orl- Him
Imelt
Kawal
Lihue
Linele
Comente
Ani
Digby Bloggett
Foren of Ludus
Lillie Plantation
Aio Club
Likue
Kaual
W. G. Hall
Hanalulein
Watmen Han
Fiereen
W. A. Wright
Treaperer Wright
Man Falls From Mango Tree In Tragic Fatality
News from Molokai reports the death of a Chinese man named Al Kamu on July 24 after a mango tree branch broke while he picked fruit near his home. He fell to the ground, suffered severe injuries, and died three days later. He was a seaman with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinnu Saurday
Molokai
al Kamu
Sven
Chipanan
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P.M. Beardmee
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de Johnson
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Ve. Police
Gat
Brokgrs
Bor
Rapid Trauatt Co
Alapal Street
Au Uuin
Ro & L
Vansonger
Realroad
Brant
Archie Gillan
Rai
Aunize
Merchants
Comnar
Peepee
Executive Council
Meinerny
Froturas
Ward Katehewer
Bragland
Mold
Ms Proms
Tinhn
South Africa
Quaratine
Japan
The
Bulletin Publishing Co
Ikauat
Tiger Attractions
Dramatic Circle
Port Treet
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