Circuit Court Business Opens With Mixed Trials
In Judge Stanley s circuit court four native boys Kahne Henry Bookano Keomoni and Kamaka faced assault and battery charges against four Okinamee at Iwilet washhouse. Verdict was not guilty with three dissenting. Next Lilinoe kakank woah to be tried for treating a sick woman. Manoa arson case with Nehemin Kasinoni defendant to follow. George Wade to receive second degree murder sentence after plea of guilty. Genji to answer indictment for knifing his wife. Appeals filed in Nobrogo adulterating milk case. district court fines total 225 and over. Jobo Mar Alsandra guilty in liquor sale case fined 100 and curls. Estate matters involve J A Williams and H A P Carter annual accounts. Manila chapter notes American troop reception in Honolulu.
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Stanley
Kahne
Henry Bookano
Keomoni
Kamaka
Iwilet
Lilinoe
Kakank Woah
Kakanko
Manoa
Nehemin Kasinoni
George Wade
Genji
Nobrogo
Ovate
Jobo Mar Alsandra
W. BR. Castle
J. A. Williams
J.O Carter
G. BR. Carter
H. A. P. Carter
China steamer China delays Yokohama voyage by typhoon
The P M 8 8 China left Yokohama a day late on July 30 due to a typhoon. Several Japanese vessels are overdue or missing as they head for Bakan and Hoki Province. Captain Seabary notes the China may hold the record from San Francisco to Honolulu, surpassing the America Maru with a 5 day 7 hour 15 minute voyage in 1894.
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China
Yokohama
Fuso Kiara
Jali Sakai
Hoki Province
Bakan
Sailin
Otara
Seabary
San Francisco
Honolulu
America Maro
Philippine Peace Commission
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
New York
Hay Log
Norning
Schurman
Japan
Pali
Judge Frear
Philippines
McKinley
Waying
Corell University
Mania
U.S
Bennington
Hong Kong
Rohilla
Io Yokohama
Bonats Margareita
Okgsn
Sud
Philipines
Peace Commission
Brocklinger
Charleston
Thins
Lowa
Mang Loa Arrives in Port Sets Sails for Honolulu
The Mang Loa reached port around 11 o clock to buy and make a record row from Labsion. She departed at 4 25 p m for Kounokskai, covering 1 51, paused fifteen minutes, and then five more minutes outside to avoid Iwa Jani that crossed its bow on the way out. The total trip to Honolulu took just over six hours, and without the stops would have been about 5 10.
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Labsion
Kounokskai
Honolula
Honolulu
Mauna Lei Plantation Sees Booming Conditions And Water Supply
A. Hayselden reports everything in five shape at the Mauna Lei plantation with ample water and thriving activity. The note describes strong growth and productive conditions amid favorable resources.
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t+ A. Hayselden
Maunalei Plantation
Supreme Question Reported In Honolulu On Habeas Corpus
Attorney George D Gent leaves for Washington to file a habeas corpus writ before the U S Supreme Court seeking release of Galician laborers held in Honolulu. Funding comes from Honolulu and Hilo citizens who push for a final constitutional ruling on Hawaii’s status and rights under the U S constitution.
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George
Offton
Dicax
Washington
Supremes Court of the
United Binton
Gear
Onha
United States Supreme Court
Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
Supreme Court
United States
Gear Han
Police Court Dispositions Fore Noon
To the Police Court this fore noon the following cases were disposed of T Brestin assault and battery on officer Walker sentence suspended six months 8 Goody larceny in the second degree die charged Kalsihena assault and battery on Jas Week 86 and costs John Graham profanity 6 nod costs Preonan and Hellenborg Biarbine the night reprimanded and discharged Atome J J Q Wood leaves in the China the evening to be gone sbort three years From San Francisco he goes to Vancouver then to his home in Maine After a visit with his folks he will enter Harvard Law School and take a post peduste courty of a year After wishing he will begin a tour of the world and as he smilingly said a will probably not make the trip alone
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T. Brestin
Officer Walker
Goody
Kalsihena
Aault
Jas
John Graham
Preonan
Hellenborg
J. Q. Wood
China
San Francisco
Vancouver
Maine
Harvard Law School
Honolulu Cricket Club elects Irvine and honors Anderson
At a Board of Management meeting held in the Arlington hotel parlour J T Irvine was elected an active member. W R Anderson received a bat for making a recent score of 74, the record noted.
Prospect Street Hoodlums Rob Vegetable Basket
Clare H M Dow of the marshal's office reports seeing a robbery on Prospect Street this morning. A vegetable basket was stolen as the suspect fled toward town. Dow chased one man a long distance but did not catch him. Police are pursuing the culprits.
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Clare H.M. Dow
Marshal's Office
Prospect Street
Verbal Word Suggests Dole Return If Operation Succeeds
A report to Minister Mott Smith states that if the operation on Gay Dennet nephew proves successful, President Dole is likely to return by Thursday morning on the steamer.
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Mott Smith
Tia
Gay Dennet
Dole
Kihei Sugar Mill Contract Awarded to Honolulu Iron Works
The Kihei Sugar Plantation Co through Alexander & Baldwin awards the mill contract to Honolulu Iron Works. The project aims for a large, modern mill capable of forging up to 100 tons per day with completion by January 1, 1901. 1200 acres are planned for cultivation and two Worthington pumps are already arriving for construction.
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Kihei Sugar Plantation Co
Alexander & Baldwin
Honolulu Iron Works
Dollare
Joseph Cooke
Report on Plague and Poisoning Muddle in Japan
Dr Rokkaku reports an epidemic growing in Japan despite cool weather. He notes supposed cholera cases in native papers between the 11th and 25th but not in official Home Department returns, listing several prefectures with cases and deaths. He cautions many cases may be food poisoning or ash-eating disease and says no recent inoculations are available for plague in Formosa, with no transmitted infections from recent quarantined cases in Japan.
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Mott Smith
K. Rokkaku
Hawaii
Yokohama
Japan
Ishikawa
Kanagawa
Saga
Formona
China
Wadget of the Deamen Club Thanks Foreign News Providers
The club thanks Consul-General Wool and Consul Schmidt for Scandinavian and Honolulu material. It also acknowledges Jan Spencer Esq and J. BR Mackintosh for British papers, and sailors who left magazines this morning. Appreciation extends to Mrs Hiemenechneider, Captain Keenke, and the daily press for files.
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Deamen’ Club
Rch
Newaon
Wool
Coneul Schmidt
Honalulu Libra
Jan Spencer Esq
J. BR
Mackintosh
Lady
Gentlowsn
Daily Press
Mra
Hiemenechneider
Captain Keenke
British Premier declines pacy delegation in arbitration appeal
Shanghai July 23 Lord Salisbury refused to meet a deputation from the Pacy Association pressing the refer of the Troa-veal gavetion to arbitration. The premier did not agree to refer the matter to arbitration despite the delegation's appeal.
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Nelishery
Tramevas
Shanghai
Lord Salisbury
Alaska Virpate Settlement View Point Cited
In Washington belief grows that Alaska Virpate settlement is probable with Canada accepting indefinite use of non port while America retains sovereignty. Today Times notes a special meeting of the Hawaiian Lodge No 21, Fa A. M., set for 7:30.
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Washington
Alaska
Canada
Fa& A. M
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Philippines Peace Commission
Sharman
Supreme Court of the United States
J. H. Schock
Mount Loa
Simereon
Schnack
Kinen
Schneck
Parner Beckley
China Today
Plantere
Japanvae Saborora
Forial
Suan
Falea
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Ombine
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Buntetin
Ths
Formoas
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Pelies Court
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