Mori Pleads Not Guilty In Circuit Court
Mori appeared before Judge De Holt of the Circuit Court for arraignment on a charge related to a deadly weapon. The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge, posted a $5,000 bond, and was ordered to return for a December hearing. The case involves multiple codefendants and a conspiracy allegation. The defendant requested to consult his lawyer and was scheduled for further examination and proceedings.
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Mari
Didge de Holt
Aretoek
Yan
Havi Rman Kall
Mtr
Sega
Newood Tela ii
Wwer
Conault
Attornony
Anwardo
Bilarney
Mort
J. Lightton
Ewart
Cran Fury
Heavy sentence for Japanese in plea of difference case
A criminal case notes a two year sentence for adultery in a trial involving a Japanese defendant. The article lists defense arguments and the judge’s remarks about oriental differences and deference as the court considers sentencing. The piece references the Japanese company Rave and context of Oriental relations, with continuation promised on the next page.
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Kueewa
Japan
Conris
Treasures Go to Cooke Library From Will
In the last will and testament of Sir Kwara Hine the court names executors and releases bond requirements as the will’s turn. Judge Robinson and Walters Genta Bs. Pinettary are to oversee the are named. The Cooke Library of Ona College is to receive a portion with specific trust provisions. Continued on Page 2
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Kwara Hine
Dee H
Cirewit Court
Heil Doumthan
Shaw
Arthur C. Aleaander
Bond
DP Robinson
Wlters
Pinettary
Cooke Library
Ona Colle
Aistop
Xulondi Hormarty Bawa
Kenta
400 Men Move In At Waipara
About four to five hundred laborers and families moved into the Oatn plantation camp near Waipahu Hawaii. Many had been in Walnut town for two days and began returning to work as shipments resumed. Some strikers refuse to return until funds are exhausted, while others see returning workers as a break in union plans.
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Bull
Campe
Aies
Aala
Oatn
Eigit
Kun An
Ania
Waipahu
Alea
Mori Chipper and Defiant Tale in County Jail
Mori faced arrest after an attempted flaying incident involving Kedlior Bheba. He caused a scene in a patrol wagon, joked with officers, and demanded his clothes as he was driven to jail. The Detroit Detroite nine beat the Chicago at 12 to 2, with five more games left in the Bulletin Cup series.
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Mort
Kedlior Bheba
Lightfoot
Taft Will Stay at Beverly After Pacific Coast Trip
President Taft will remain at his summer home in Beverly after traveling from the Pacific Coast, postponing return to the capital. The forward trip and stay reflect a relaxed Washington schedule this August.
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Washington
Taftlef Washington
Beverly
Pacific Coast
Water supply cut by Rif tribes near Melilla
Aug 6 The Riffs have cut off part of Melilla s water supply threatening chemical contamination. The Rif tribes inhabit Atlas mountain regions and have disrupted the water line prompting fears of further action.
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Oran
Algeria
Melilla
Army Service Roll Call Through Spanish Army
Fragmentary text discusses universal military service and duty to join the army. It references orders or bans on service and calls for all to prepare for duty, indicating a nationwide mobilization mood within a Spanish military context.
Wheel of Justice Conspiracy Trial Adjourned After Whisky Incident
The conspiracy trial stalled when a liveried judge and jurors waited as A Varick allegedly drank whisky, causing a disorderly scene in the courtroom. Sheriff Henry assumed temporary charge as juror Yarrisk excuses postponed until Monday for explanations.
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A. Varrick
Varrick
Ila
Partion
Sheri Court
Hiim Uy Koltke Lane
Sheri Henry
Kingey
Asohwesea
Ectoyen
Lightfoot
Yarrisk
Sheba Improves After Hospital Care and Recovery Hints
A hospital update on Sheba shows gradual improvement after treatment with little contact from visitors due to quiet conditions. The report notes ongoing healing and cautions about potential pen complications, with doctors optimistic about progress. Meanwhile three Palama youths appeared before Judge Whitney in Juvenile Court for sugar cane theft and were placed on probation. A French ship under Admiral Coelle remains in port awaiting orders after a voyage.
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Queen's Hospital
Palama
Whitney
Admiral Coelle
Program for Visiting Solons
Meeting of the reception committee at Governor Krear’s office discussed a tentative program for the visiting notables. Prince Kuhio was elected chairman with Mott-Smith as secretary, and plans included avoiding certain groups while focusing on the forthcoming events and consultations with the Inter-island Steam Ship Company.
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Luca Hocal
Krear
Gremnop Frese
Prince Kuhio
Chillingworth
Wosmith
Robert Shingle
Territory
Mott-Smith
Manager Kennedy
Inter-tland Steamship Company
Min
Chaikiman
Mott-Minith San
Thowe
Japanese Money Orders Decrease During Strike Period
Postmaster Pratt reports to Governor Frear that money orders and revenue from sales of lamp oil and second class mail declined during the strike on Java plantations. The period shows a drop in foreign money orders and a high proportion of payments payable in Japan, with comparative figures indicating reduced domestic receipts compared with 1909. Continued on page.
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Sanders
Lasund
Java
Frear
Pontmanter Pratt
Pratt
Wales
Alampo
Marie Perdi
Japan
Dere
Ambiguous Age of Lass Puzzles Theft and Guardianship Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR notes document a young girl with unclear age tied to a possible guardianship dispute under Malenne or FT law. Mentioned are a petition to appoint a guardian for 4 children, a court hearing this morning, and potential funds of 2000 from Luwdtania and San Aw.
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Bob
Ras
Horning
Hor AiMiers
Tivilian
Mariana
Marie
Luwdtania
Ernest
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Kollar
Xuroiwa
Oahu
the Kash Co., Us
Waipara
Honolulu
Mori Chipper and Defiant
rTr
Royce
Kame
Chicagos
Betralte
Trust Department
Hawaiian Trust Co
Shine
Capitol
Czar
Stockholm
Palm le Hotel
Union
Territorial Messenger Service
Young Hotel
Wheel OF Justice
Sheba
SS. Hilonian
Island Fruit Co
Hollister
Sassafras Sour
Tenduta
Rinne
Rebimon
Fort St
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