Supreme Court Chief Justice Discusses Habeas Corpus and Tax Questions
Chief Justice Prear tells Bulletin reporter a special term begins next Monday to address habeas corpus and income tax issues. He notes possible adjournment if time allows and questions whether other business will be taken up. He stresses two main points: appeal in a habeas corpus matter and whether the lower court’s decision was correct.
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Supreme Court
Colonnel
Firet
Habeas Corpim
Otgimal Thine
Calan Is Sentenced to Ten Months Imprisonment
Cathar, arrested by Special Officer Doyle for vagrancy while on the street with a companion, appeared in Police Court. The judge sentenced him to ten months hard labor. Authorities note Cathar and his partner have a history of street activity and earlier encounters on Kauai and at Honolulu Harbor. Gomes McTighe ads Jaguar dealers, 25 King St.
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Cathar
Dorie
Hw Min
Bella Rita
Doyle
Mia
Ble Pal
Dr. Burgess
Poltes
Cathan
Gomes & McTighe
Carsonia & Co
Jaguar Dealers
King St
College Hills boom under way with three residences in course
Three residences are now in course of erection and bids for another are about to be opened. Plans for several more are in local architects hands. The movement favors bona fide purchasers as the car line and water plant near completion, enabling immediate occupation.
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College Hills
Bread Trust Aims to Control City Bread Output
New York reports a bread trust formed in Trenton as the National Bread Company with $4,000,000 capitalization. Backed by prominent capitalists, including Judge August Ha Van Wyck, the group seeks to dominate bread production in New York City, New Jersey, Newark, and major U S cities, with several large city laundries already touched by the national plan.
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New York
Trenton
National Bread Company
New York City
Jersey
Newark
United States
Augustha van Wyck
Iteeltorney
Competition Looms In Sugar Shipment Routes Around the Horn
Sugar factors in Honolulu seek renewal of contracts with American-Hawaiian steamers for horn-round transport. Few competitors are likely, with 60 000 tons of sugar to ship each season. Costs favor steamers or sailing vessels, and travel times to New York vary from 62 to 102 days. Several ships of the San Francisco New York fleet may serve sugar routes next season. For groceries ring up Blue 911.
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Honoluku
Bulletin
Cape Horn
Horn Eich
Alem Mintter
New York
Hilo
George Curtis
Arthur Sewall
Title Star Luck Navan
San Francisco-New York
Growing Eagles Order Presented Silver Cup in Banquet
New York August 2 The Fraternal Order of Buglen of New York presented the grand president Del Carey Smith of Spokane Washington with a silver loving cup at a banquet that night. President Smith elected grand president in San Francisco in May is touring the Eastern States. He said the order began in the far west and now has upwards of 100000 members enrolled though less than five years old.
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New York
Order of Buglen
Haw
del Carey Smith
Spokane
Smith
Convention of Eagles
San Franscisco
Far West
Godkin Dying Report From London Section
August 2 report notes K Lawrence Godkin formerly editor of the Evening Post and leader in political groups is dying of Bright's disease while in London retiring from active editorial work after nearly three years in New York and in exile abroad.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
K. Lawrence Godkin
Wditor
Evening Pont
Hia Philliplen Mgatnet Jona
Hright
London
My. Godkin
Ivan
Shamrock Run In Harbor May Reach New York This Week
Yachting experts expect Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup challenger Shamrock to renew in New York Harbor on Friday after covering 1900 miles from the Clyde to St Michael’s Island Acores in five days at about 460 miles per day The Shamrock trails the Briar Rock by one day in the Azaren ty event.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
New York Harbor
Clyde
St. Michael's Island
Awores
Bulletin Baseball Contest Sparks Fort S Jetlen Clash
Hawewall hosts a Fort S Jetlen afternoon game between Police and Artillery amid league title hype after Inez’s Saturday showdown. Chillingworth and club officials plan a ceremonial cup presentation at the Blite Building with Captain Gleason accepting for the Fort street Athletic Club. A Winter League proposal voorg proposes Capital Auxiliary Custom House and Police teams to keep local baseball alive.
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Hawewall
Jetlen
Honostlu
Police
Artillery Trama
Inez
Heason
Duncan
Joy
Parker Il
Chillingworth
Akau Ix
Madletlimas
Leslie
Alfred Maeaman
Harry Moseman
Lare
Nigel Jackson
Fort Street
Htonoluln Athletic Club
Charles F. Chillingworth
Tal Street
Gleason
John
Capitol
Aupiciary
Custom House
Polion
Bell
Sher Chillingworth
Diamond King Contest Extends Popular Baseball Star Vote
The Bulletin announces a contest to pick the most popular baseball player, with a diamond ring exhibition at HF Wienman 517 Fort Street. Beginning Monday August 12, readers vote via coupons from the Bulletin to earn votes for subscriptions, with voting rules detailed for various subscription durations and edition types.
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HF. Wienman
Fort Street
Jury Grants Resease Bid In Real Estate Guardian Case
The Grand Jury and Judge Gear handled a writ of habeas corpus for Frank Pablo, denied the request for immediate release, and remanded the matter to follow the judge's order. Patia was released on bond as the case moves to the Supreme Court for reconveyance of land held under guardianship.
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Frank Pablo
Gear
Patia
Gegi
Paltla
Pehia Ty
Robertaon & Wilder
Supreme Court
Tidal Wave Report From Kailua Details Rising Seas
A brief local item notes a tidal surge reported near Kailua and Hawaii, highlighting rising waters and potential impact. The report emphasizes the wave's height and timing, warning residents to monitor conditions and seek safe harbor if needed.
Thrown bystanders and civil service exam results reported
A chaotic scene on Bethel street today involved two men at the HOON hour among a crowd watching or taking part in a game of dow shrowing. Police captured the crowd leader and interviewed a later suspect as the city moved to the civil service exam results with nominees for clerk, carrier, and other positions listed including Edith A. Miller and Robert Pearson. The court handled cases including theft charges, a Japanese woman witness, and a motion to amend the complaint in Emma Nakumeee’s case. A birth was reported for the wife of Jala Caml in Pinahaw.
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Bethel Street
Maint
Emma Nakumeee
John Kidwell
Jala Caml
Pinahaw
Supreme Court Decision Denies Plaintiff in Case Heard
The Supreme Court handed down a decision sustaining the decree and denying relief. The defendant appeared on four exceptions, all overruled. Opinion by Justice Galbraith with Perry concurring. other justices joined. Attorneys listed for plaintiff and defendant.
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Supreme Court
Caan
Mo Mist vi
Kaplolant Rastate Toll
Ty Plese
Torover
Cost of Boer War Update in House of Commons
London reports in the House of Commons Lord Stanley says the South Africa war cost from April 1 to duty totals 35,750,000 pounds, partly charged to the deferral of tanya year. The finance statement drew cheers as Sir Michael Hicks Beach warned of further reserves needed if the war lasts three more months.
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London
House of Commons
Lord Stanley
War Office
South Africa
Michael Hicks-Teneh
Two Brothers Reunite After Thirty Years at Sea
Captain Sorenson of the F MM Slade meets long lost brother Fredrick Sanderson in town yesterday. Fredrick, who served in the United Navy, learned his kin from Palatale while at sea. The brothers, once separated by decades, recalled old times and plan a reunion with their families.
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F.mm
Slade
Ty Canealy Lowle Sorenwon
Schoones
F. M. Slade
Freier
Sorenwon
Samen
Fredrick
Denmark
Sam
Alton
Frederick
United Navy
Predenek
Lrastier
Houti Howe
Louie Sory
Abe
Land of the Living
Prederick
Federal jury impannelled by judge Estes today
A special Federal term jury was formed under Judge Estes with attorneys Fitch and Meters present. Several jurors were excused for age illness or business, including W. Allen, W. Smith, George Smith, and H. Barth. Jurors were excused until next Tuesday morning. one individual was disqualified for teaching. The judge emphasized public service and noted some will remain unavailable until Monday.
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Dunne
Fitch
Meters
United States
Hatley
Jutlin Awen
A.C. Chanwell
Allen
W. He Bmith
Otto Rose
Wrank
Blake
Wm. Muteh
W. Bergstrom
Wiltmisdell
Jun
W. Hubertaon
Charles Luca
John Neal
Woh. Bhipman
GW. Smith
George W. Smith
Hmaita
Dea
Eitzens
Miehl
Murvien
H.W. Barth
Hono
Bheet Metal Works
Garth
Keston
Barth
George Maleod Nearing Shanghai Event on Steamer
Col George McLaod of the Metrapol company faced a tense incident near San Frage when a steamer moved to discharge a plot outside Honda. Officers and a guard attempted to restore order as McLeod and others prepared to return to the vessel amid a scramble and a red rash of injuries.
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George McLaod
Metrapollwat
San Frage Claro
Arrivime
Stentier Stetra
Ile
Emonel
Anid ¢ Rall
Alx
Rouwol
Wan
Honda
McLeod
Gurty
Cheeck
Capusin Hondtota
Tany Caseenete
Meleod
Entertainers Set for Saturday Event at Kranela Murphy Hall
The program features a humorous and engaging address on the topic Maska tudian by Wes Gorey Alams. Adatie baw travels in Alaska and Janet, a fluent speaker, is noted as a keen observer. A wide range of entertainment is promised with volunteers expected to report to City Secretary W. H. Bradley this evening.
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Kranela Murphy Hall
Wes. Gorey Alams
Adatie Baw
Alaska
Ghity
W. H. Hradley
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