Transit injunction denied in Hawaiian Tramways suit
Judge M M Bates in United States District Court denied the injunction sought by the Hawaiian Tramways Company Limited against 8 Monohly Rapid Transit Land Company Limited. The ruling questioned foreign franchise validity and cited Supreme Court and Territorial decisions. W G Pain, resident manager since 1849, claimed exclusive control over operations and litigation.
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M. M. Bates
United States District Court
Hawaiian Tramways Company, Limited
Forsian Corporation
Ameiest 8
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Eaten
Pedrra Court
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Reeo
Pervieges
Ite
Territorial Supreme Court
Meadors
King Street
Mawallan Tramways Company
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Tte
W. 4. Pain
Ehow
Vertain
Pat
Paul Neumann
Homes & Stanlay
Aubor Ff
Pain
Blanley
Steam Plows Duty Ruling Sparks Importer Relief Hope
A court ruling favors a lower 20 percent tariff on steam plows vs 45 percent ad valorem. The decision limits the protest to the bond-secured duty and signals possible future lower rates for imports, cited by Judge Kater and supported by Compelling arguments from Dunne De Bolt and local attorneys.
Desault and Battery Sentences Teromis in Police Court
Teromis, a native, appeared in the Police Court this forenoon on a charge of desault and battery on his wife Pomaikal. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to fifteen days hard labor. The incident occurred last evening after the wife gave him rent money, he spent it at a saloon, and a quarrel ensued. She feared he would kill her and began beating, but two white men intervened, leaving him unable to continue.
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Teromis
Desault
Pomaikal
Child Wanders Behind Port Street Traced By Captain Bowers
Captain Howers of the Merchante Patrol on King Street near Port finds a smiling girl wandering with a candy bag. He learns she left her home on Nuvang Street and, with the child, locates the worried mother who had been searching.
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Captain Howers
King Street
Port
Bowers
Nuvang Trent
Dowtog Concert Company to perform at Honolulu Opera House
Announcement highlights a planned Dowtog Concert Company show described as among Honolulu’s finest in years. Strong advance seat sales suggest a large audience at the Ann eals Bl venue with Nichola & Co noted in the text. The clipping also references a new patented powder mail trim plan and a puzzled aside about an old tald’n Weal Prarieta.
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Dowtog Concert Company
Honolulu
Opera
Anneals
Nichola & Co
Porkine
Boston Herald
Transition Period Cases Again Move to Trial
Transition period cases involve four principals charged with murder of three in Kahuku. Indicted before Judge Humphreys, trials set for Wither a socal term. Various legal actions note habeas corpus issues and juror counts, with other civil and probate matters mentioned, including alimony and trusteeship disputes.
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Humphreys
Fes
United States Territory
John Louis
John Lau
A. G. M. Robertson
Lowing
Guy Livingston
Jobp L. Hanemann
Edward Woodward
Janen M. Filma
Doko W. Simitnes
Edwin x. Hiake
Alexander G. Nicholas
Joseph Medard
Harry &. Swinton
James K. Alerseburg
Ineiah A. Bray
Reuben K. Deater
Buluana de Nobraga
J.T. de Bolt
Uone
Gear
J. J. Awalal
Casey
Himenif
J. M. Vives Feattorney
Absilant
FM. Brooks
Judge Gear
John de Greaves
Hir ‘T. McCants Stewart
Ching Ahi
Bas
Winam
Wong Kwai
L.' Atlo
Fonas
Otto
Meyer
Henry Prendergist
Kalse
Molokai
Ewa
Oahu
Germania Life
St Law
The Nell Company Closes Opera House Run Amid Praise
The Nell Company finished its season with The Jit to strong acclaim despite a small audience. Critics praised the cast as one of the season’s best, noting the show drew enthusiasm and signaling a touring farewell. The company plans a return next year. Also, the Kapolant estate foreclosure suit status was delayed as the court reserved decision in the mortgage foreclosure case involving Progroas blank.
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Nell Company
Myrtle Henast
Neill
Kaplolanteatateva
Chan Desky
Thiaa
Marriage Notice for Wan Mrening at Home of Mie Plarence Varrow
Miss Bate O Hommes and KU Moore wed Friday evening at the home of Mie Clarence Varrow Heretania nirent. The ceremony and reception followed by a move to their new home on Kineu street near fieeau Ge omhers. Attendees included numerous named local residents and friends from the community.
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Bate O. Hommes
KU. Moore
Mie Plarence Varrow
Minny
Rewiy
Kineu Street
Fieeau- Ge
EE Mansaer
Robert Law
A. PF. Wall
Grab
Crabbe
Alice
Pieniier
Ie J. Greum
A. J. Green
Walter Merchant
Aire Lane Grant
West
Rintey
Weene Ve BK. Morgan
Harriet ‘Aoatty
Oobotlow
Jacob Johnees
Mer
Rvane
Mire
Piorence Yarmw
Misa Nanci M. Dol
Corson
Baa Juhnvon
Sam Naihobe
Woman's Board Meets At Central Union Church
The Woman's Board of Foreign Missions held its regular monthly meeting at Central Union Church with about forty members present. A letter from Mire Node on a Europe tour was read. Mrs Hide stated she will be back in Honolulu this month. The treasurer reported receipts for November totaling 115.50 and a balance of 147.30. Miss Laura Greco reported on work among Hawaiians and visits to homes in many districts, sparking interest in non work in Kakaako.
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Central Union Churen
Mra Agna B. Frater
Amun
Guam
Laura Greco
Creada
Kakaako
Trade School Letter Sparks Local Debate
A 1901 Manila editorial letters page features Waldron, superintendent of the Trade School and Club Room, defending school work and gymnasium efforts while critiquing opponents in a lively exchange. The missive, dated December 2, 1901, notes tense clubroom scenes, drums, and rough language as part of the broader dispute over youth activities and endorsement.
Portuguese Boys Witnesses in Park Assault Case
In Pollen Court a case arose when Fran Ferreira a parks official was charged with mammals and battery against Arthur Gulstan an employee. Four Portuguese youths testified about an incident in Thomas Square where a baby was in a park bench episode. Ferreira pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. Judge Wilcox noted the police officer’s conduct while the boys read the Advertiser in court.
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Fevin
Ferrvlra
Arthur Gulstan
Postorn
H. Brown
Fran Feereira
Annenne
Ferreira
Alwalders
Wiehleg
Julatan
Mary
Sheri Chitlingworth
Teks
Mr. Pitch
Fitch
Pitch
Advertiser
Wald
Wilcox
Thomas Square
Ahnald Steinert
Judee Wilmny
Her Howey
United States Condemnation Case Heard Before Judge Dare
In a late session Judge Dare presided over a condemnation case involving the United States. Testimony included James A. Jow of Henentry Plantation Co as a defense witness disputing land yield. A Scotch traveler aboard the steamer Mikahaln recounted a dry garden tale and a bottle of Rin leading to a mild exchange about the meaning of the word Grand.
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Beales
Kanal
Will Give Manchuria
A cable from Peking reports orders to prepare streets leading to the palace for the court. The arrival of the emperor is noted as imminent. The acting viceroy plans to conclude the convention with Hossein. Dowager Empress birthday observance was slight.
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New York
Peking
Ae Wu Yeo
Hossin
Fmnd
Protest Against Cuban Sugar Tariff Sparks Bipartisan Call
A New York dispatch reports BF Dillingham leading a protest against free ad valorem subsidies on Cuban sugar, urging the president to address the issue amid rising concern over trade concessions and national policy.
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New York
Dillingham
Wood
Wall on Capitol grounds cited in property dispute
The report describes a government action over property near the wall opposite the Capitol grounds. A Millers Street property offer was discussed for exchange, amid claims of federal sovereignty. The barkentine Joseph L. Evinton arrived from Newlands and was ordered to discharge before continuing to the port. Judge Gear and Attorney General Davis plan travel to Washington with news of the Coast visit.
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Hotel Pleyet
Ind
Joseph L. Evinton
Newlands
Kabulu
Alexander & Baldwin
Juden George
Gear
Alameda
A. Davia
Judge Gear
Washington
Rapid Transit Stock On Jump
Rapid Transit stock rose on the exchange with limited sales as investors welcomed court decisions favoring early completion of the line. Prospects include contracts to extend to the McCully tract and Waikiki, with King Street links to follow, boosting earning capacity across major residential districts. Investors see the road as a safe, sugar-volatile alternative.
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Rapid Transit
Tramways
Stark
Morchage
McCully
Waikiki
King Street
Litha
Waikitet
Eaay
Meeting on Friday on protest in Honolulu football league
The Football League will meet Friday at 12 39 o clock in the Honolulu Athletic Club to discuss the captain s protest from the Thanksgiving Day game and other matters The secretary said if the protest is allowed season standings may not change and no more league games will be played this season If any further games occur they will be outside the league One arrest was made this forenoon on an unspecified charge.
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Hoening
Therdot
Football League
Honolulu Athletic Club
Hite
Homolulu
League
Honolin
Honolulu
Punakou
Malle-Filma Teama
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Jmige Kater
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Kullhi Extenaia
Jule Baten
Bowton Concert Company
Kahuku
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