Ship Fire Exempts Owners Under Harter Act Summary
Judge Kater rules owners and vessel not liable for cargo losses in July fire aboard the C. D. Bryant, citing Harter Act provisions. Fire began in forward part, caused by crew negligence and lack of watch in port. Court holds owners and ship exempt from liability for damages due to management faults and navigational errors as specified by the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kater
Mcknerny Brow
Bryant
Harter
Thanes
Amitelec
United States
Honolwit
Honolulianit
Vantain
Supreme Court of the
Wea
Rouner
Haten & Auliman
Kinney
Mallow & McClanahan
Efendante
Property Sale Chance for Agents to Seek Approval
A prompt urging sales agents to pursue approval for the property sale. It emphasizes giving agents a chance to negotiate terms and secure consent before finalizing arrangements.
Robertson Leads With Large Early Margin
Voter coupons and subscription discounts drive a local election in the Bulletin window at 617 Fort Street. The auction of votes and the role of the Daily Bulletin in publishing results are described, with various subscription options and vote counts tied to durations.
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Eveh
H. ¥. Wiehman
Fort Street
Inquest Ordered Into Stock Yards Fire Cause
High Sheriff summons fire jury to investigate recent Stock Yards fire. Panel of 3 to 6 residents from district to hear testimony and render verdict. Officials plan meetings at police station and expect witnesses including workers and discharged employees. Jury to determine if fire was deliberate negligence or accident.
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Desige
Jim
Tee
Anna
Poliee
Gitean
Metherny
A.dlas Campbell
T. W. Morron
Walter Dillingham
Harry Whitney
Brown
Caston
Marten
Ott
Sherif
Dowph Gilman
Kam Alumni Hold Special Meeting on Baseball Team
Kam mob Alumni will meet at their el town street to discuss organizing a softball team.
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Kammob
Pirooes
Runaway Horse Collides at King and Bethel Corner
A runaway horse from the King and Bethel corner caused a street collision near noon today. Hackmen fled their rigs as the animal bolted, Mitchell was struck, the hack overturned, and driver Kaulmakaole was summoned to the police station for questioning. Inquiries followed by Sheriff Chillingworth.
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King
Uy Bethel
Hele
Mitchell
Yelind
Darvid Carter
Kapur
Brea
Sheri Chillingworth
Watt
Te Kind
Kaulmakaole
Chillingworth
Kink
Hethel
Kaine
Ani
Deportation and registration gaps cloud bankrupt case
The High Sheriff reviews property belonging to bankrupt Lim Mat Sirk as attorney stipulates. A six unit store seizure near Nu etree proceeds to auction to cover Grintaum Co. and a judge orders action against a Chinaman deportation after claims of missing registration. The court noted registration was not proven and ordered removal.
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Wy Wanger
Angelis
le Joft
Muet Chat
Ports Portes Gourt Dente and Nautiio Dente Trial
In Portes Gourt the defendants were charged with selling liquor without a license. They gave different stories, were found guilty, and faced an appeal noted by Attorney de Bolt. The arrests centered near the American Livery Stable area amid ongoing liquor prohibition offenses.
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Portes Gourt
Nautiio Dente
de Bolt
Richands Iet
Dente
Alter
Prisoner Wiscolored Charged in Rape Case in Pallon County
George Wiscolored, charged with manslaughter and rape, appeared in Pallon County court this forenoon and was remanded until Wednesday. Attorney J A Andrews acted for the defendant. Al Quong, a Chinese man, sentenced previously for a long term in the penitentiary for rape, was released on a writ of habeas corpus, postponed to the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wiscolored
J. A. Andrews
al Quong
Pay Tomorrow on Government Warrants In Hawaii Mail
The treasurer’s office issues warrants for payment tomorrow totaling over 157000 dollars. Of this amount, 159000 dollars were advanced by Bank of Hawaii and Aprerhels and Co.
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Buk of Hawaii
Aprerhels & Co
Flower Girls Scatter Before A Bad Horse
A chaotic scene outside a hotel as a horse bolted scattering flower girls and spectators. A vendor suffered and a driver faced questions at the police station after the incident. The horse reportedly belonged to Bam Decker and the matter was settled without court action.
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Tole
Robberies in Makiki Baffle Local Police
Deputies and Makiki police patrolled the Makiki district last night and this morning for thieves believed active for over a week. Several newly built and occupied houses were robbed by an unknown party, with no arrests reported as daylight revealed no suspect.
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Makiki
Huevand
Strange rit of a pistol threat at Hayselden home
A tense scene unfolds as Shr and four tanned hares escort a baby while Hayselden waits downstairs. A knock, a revolver confrontation, and a hurried retreat reveal clues of a break in. Police search for a Chinaman suspect as footprints appear on a white rug and a window is found open.
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Sonia
Petey
Hove
Jury proceedings at Chelsea Court stalled by motion case
In a muted day at Chelsea Court the jury to hear the Hare ringlet case was excused as a motion for a new trial faced delay. The judge noted the matter could be decisively resolved by next Monday if the defense can file a proper response.
Fire at Stock Yards Destroys Nineteen Horses
A fire at the Stock Yards yesterday morning destroyed nineteen horses and harmed several rigs and wagons. The list of losses includes horses from multiple firms such as Pacino Hardware Co and Ward, along with vehicles from M.S. Grinbaum & Co and G. N. etc. The article notes the scale of damage and references a local market test and a humorous aside about a frog colony and a Miss S. in a punchline column.
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JF Morgan
Waters Lane
Occidental Pratt Co
Love's Makery
M.S. Grinbaum & Co
Gnrxstrum Music Co
C. A
Stock Yards
Mtu
Hawaii Supreme Court Weighs Counsel Fees in Territorial Case
The article discusses half way house principles in a Hawaii Supreme Court context, citing U.S. Supreme Court decisions on whether counsel fees are recoverable. It notes that in federal courts, counsel fees are generally not recoverable in injunction actions, and emphasizes territorial supreme court alignment with U.S. law and appellate review under congressional statutes.
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Thos. Fitch
Fiteb
Mleda
States Supreme Court
Oolricheve
Wallace
Richarde Ve Green Wing Bey
Staten Supreme Court
Act of Congres
Tia
United States Circuit Courre of
Supreme Courts
Territories
United States
Wnt
Circuit Courts of Appeal
Hiner
Twilet
Dudes Guar
Territorial Supreme Court
United States Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Cour
Enuethwy
Oleriche Va. Pain
Mas Watlan
Liquor Licenses and Appeals Reported in Court
Executive Committee grants liquor licenses for wine and beer to FO Johnson at Honoulull. Wm White and John Richardson receive a license at Labana. J. J. Hartmann & Co. seeks a retail license on Bethel Street, to be granted after compliance with conditions. Appeal from District Court in Austin Hishing Co. v Jobp Piver and lant Raatub noted.
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Hicht Winn
FO Johnson
Honoulull
Wm White
John Richardson
Labana
J. J. Hartmann & Co
Frem Jean Bethel Street
Dutrit
Auatin Hishing Co. Va Jobp Piver
Lant Raatub
Prompt delivery request for down town orders
A terse instruction urges contacting BLUE 098 to arrange down town deliveries and to request the dealer to send thyme promptly. It promises careful attention and reliable prompt delivery.
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Thyme
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Playere
Vol Robertson
Gorman
Thomson
Lesli Mosman
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Soy
Williams
Ghillingworth
Dayton
Herrick
Jackson
Bowers
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Moore
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Dunca
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Mahuka
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King and Bethel
Wilder
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Anton
Amd
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Tie
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