Legal fight over quo warranto delays county election case
The Garden Island reports a quo warranto case before Chrewit Judge involving Kanealii and C H Willis delays representation for Kaumai County two months. Judge Hardy overruled Kanealii's demurrer, affirming circuit court jurisdiction. parties discuss appeals and speedy trial implications for an undecided supervisor race and potential Supreme Court review.
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Sdings
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Willard
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Supreme Court
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Hardy
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Supreme Court delays in circuit proceedings questioned
The article discusses potential new delays in Jean proceedings if higher court rulings are upheld. It notes writs of prohibition may halt lower court actions until the Supreme Court decides on jurisdiction, while criticizing Democratic officials for not fulfilling duties and suggesting investigations may proceed later.
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Miligator Pear 16 Wanted in Makila
The item notes a demand for Miligator Pear 16 seeds for distribution from Captain Niblack to Guam. The seeds are to be shipped on the Army transport Sherman arriving next Saturday. Contributions should be sent promptly as directed by Captain Niblack.
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Jam
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Notice of Petition for Probate in Hawaii Circuit Court
In the Second Circuit Territory at Hawaii in Probate at Chambers the estate of J te Kiupakau of Lahaina Maui is under petition for allowance of plum accounts and final discharge to the administrator W Kalan. The court sets Monday September 18 1905 at 10 AM to hear accounts and determine who is entitled to remaining property. Publication ordered in Evening Bulletin Honolulu for three weeks, final on August 31 1908.
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Hawaii
Chambers
Te Kiupakau
Lahaina
Maui
Fot W. Kalan
So Ley Kapahat
Ebarwen Nimoolf White
Aid Court
Wailuka
Maul, Te
Bulletin
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Waihiku
Edmund Fi, Hart
Unclear International Timenote and Weather Office Item
Fragmentary report references Hawaiian Standard Time 16h behind Greenwich and a 1:30 p m whistle. Mentions Kabulut Kabul and Kabul, plus weather office staff names and ports. Details are garbled and unspecific.
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Honolule
Wrather ‘Sureat
Weather Report From An Abbreviated Morning Memo
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Hoot
Blind pianist thrills crowd at the Zoo vaudeville show
A blind pianist at the Krmitkl Zoo wowed the audience with skilled piano work and precise fingerwork. Other acts included Vale Jones on koto, Edwin Fernandes as vocalist, Japanese mime, armored combat display, and hula dancers. Despite rain fears, attendees praised the performances and the Chinatown-themed finale.
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Carriage Repair Shop on Queen Street Promises Expert Work
In our new carriage repair department on Queen Street between Fort and Alakea Street we build wagons carriages and drays and provide first class repair work. Premises are well equipped with up to date appliances and expert carmen ensure good work with reasonable bills. We aim to do better repair and building work than anyone in the Territory.
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Mutual Company on Earth policyholders notice
No petitioning necessary for ity with the good old fic Mutual by Company on Earth for policyholders.
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Pacific Mutual
Good Old
Fic Mutual
Company On Earth
Australian liners to continue service with subsidies
The Australian liners will keep plying between two British colonies and Honolulu after securing subsidies. Canada offers 50,000 and Milan government 60,000 for ongoing service through next year. Washington announcements, T. H. Davies & Co. Ltd. confirms the subsidy, enabling continued operations until a new agreement is reached.
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Milllan
Washington, D.C
T. H. Davies & Co
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