Perjury Trial Highlights Excess of Lawyers Over Jurors
In a chaotic court scene Judge De Bolt presided over the Oshto case as jurors convicted the Japanese shopkeeper of unlawful liquor practices. The proceedings revealed alleged perjury with the defendant claiming misdirected questioning and police money offers. After延 lengthy testimony, a new liquor case followed with a Chinese defendant.
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de Bolt
B.A. Bauthitt
Wim. T. Rawlins
Eugene P. Sullivan
Gregory
Jenin Andrade
J. D. Cockett
Caewar Vieira
Honey Hickey
Warren Bogle
J. Dewald Lutted
Lot
Duftle
Mefcniant
Battha
Simon Ema
Mr. Rawling
Awhia
Bla
F. J. ‘Thompson
Telat
Nebo
Douthitt
F. #. McIntyre
AK. Viera
Ly Peterson
Mrs. Stantons Brain Is Refused Cornell
Controversy surrounds the request to obtain Mrs. Stanton brain for Cornell University to study in its neurology department under Prof Hart Wilder. Prominent dead figures like Chauncey Wright and Oliver are cited as previous donors while relatives deny a bequest.
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Cady Stanton
Cornell
University
Hart G. Wilder
Stanton
Madelsn Hin
Wilder
Cornett
Chauncey Wright
Mar
Yard
Oliver
Flelen Gard
Kepoikal Treasurer Negotiations At Senate Adjournment
The Senate met at 2 PM and adjourned to 10 AM Saturday. Senator Baldwin will travel to Maui tonight to discuss with Judge Kepoikat the matter of accepting the Treasurer position.
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Senate
Baldwin
Maui
Abrupt Court Scene Over Fine Payment In Ushio Case
In Judge De Bolt's courtroom Ushio sought to pay his fine and costs by sending his attorney to settle. The officer ordered Ushio to the station, but Rawlins argued the penalty was due within hours and demanded a mittimus. Ushio was taken to the station in a patrol wagon after tense exchanges and adjournment.
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Wahio
REBEGGA Flats FINGH BIG FEE RULING IN GUARDIAN MATTER
Rebecca Pande Mumeku seeks to vacate and set aside a judgment granting attorney fees to Fitch amounting to 1250 dollars. An affidavit from J T Watson asserts Fitch offered 2500 dollars for success in removing guardianship and that no other compensation existed. The case involves guardian disputes and influence alleged by Fitch.
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Rebecca Pande Mumeku
Edward M. Watson
Br. J.T. Watson
Tigen
Revecca Panee Humelin
Abe
Alfred Magoon
Thomas Fitch
Rex
de Ponent
Wayson
Fitch
de Bolt
Rebhoven
Str. Watson
Tramway Confrontation Over Consolidation Plans Update
Reports indicate a reversal in the Honolulu street railway dispute as Tramways counter bids Rapid Transit. London stockholders weigh a full buyout while a London representative travels to Honolulu for talks. Outcome uncertain, but consolidation appears probable.
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Rapid Tragwit Company
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Tramways Ad
Tramways
Rapid Tranit Corporation
Ters
Pain
London
Koew
Tramways Company
Tramwayn
Rapid Transi
Steck
Bon
Honolulu
London Tramways Stockholiers
Eet
Focal
Rapi
Quarantine Station to See Major Improvements if Appropriation Made
Dr J Cofer of the U S Marine Hospital Service returns from a two month mainland trip. Government acceptance of the land compromise near the reef may lead to a large wharf and other improvements at the quarantine station. Officials hope Congress will grant a substantial appropriation at the next session to fund urgent upgrades.
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Ventura
Dr. J. &. Cofer
U. S. Marine Hosplal Service
Coter
Pleasire
Washington
Conreer
Inbese
Quarantine Wharf Replaces Old Matiliain Quarters
A fragment notes a new quarantine wharf will replace the old Matiliain quarters for vessels with goods to be inspected. It states ships will dock at the new wharf to avoid transfers of steerage passengers in small boats and to relieve the Tickety bridge connection.
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Irge
Matiliain Talamd
Chamber of Commerce reviews Hawaii Abroad ad plan
A special Chamber meeting heard a report by F. M. Swany on tourism advertising abroad. It urged continuing the effort, instructed W. C. Weedon to proceed with advertising from an educational angle, and named a committee with C. Le Wikht Wilder J. Towres to craft concrete plans. The note also mentions lingering eagle sightings in North Wales and Shropshire.
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Chamber of Commerce
F. M. Swany
W. C. Weedon
Weedon
Hawaii
Merchants’ Association
C. le Wikht
G. P. Wilder
R. J. Towres
Roosevelt contemplates party leadership reshuffle
Chicago reports that President Roosevelt plans changes in the Republican National Committee. Postmaster General Payne and James S. Clarkson are cited as leading candidates for national chair, with Hasan sidelined. Selection follows the campaign and may shift control of Hanna’s job.
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Chicago
Record Herald
Roosevelt
Aejbtican Party
Order of
Itle
Hasan
Payne
Republican National Organization
Jamon
Clarkson
Laws
New York
Hanna
Clarkeon
Young hotel in Honolulu eyed as monument to wealth
Washington reports W Lake, Honolulu hotel manager, visiting the capital to study operations of modern hotels. The $50,000 project, led by Alexander Young, aims for six stories, steel construction, marble interior, a roof garden, and lighter work, drawing high class guests from the United States and the Orient. Labor shortages, especially Chinese workers blocked by exclusion, threaten the plan’s timing as Congress considerations loom.
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Washington
Honolulu
Alexander Young
Rich Scotchman
Hawaii
United States
Orientie
Harwearth
Auipar
Moving Day at Porter Furniture Co New Store Opening
The Porter Furniture Co plans relocation to the Youngs building corner Hotel and Bothe streets with a grand display of furniture. Opening in about two weeks the store will feature flooring and carpet as well as imported goods from manufacturers at lower prices. The Bulletin reports new subscribers and a note on horticulture events.
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Porter Furniture Co
Youns
Hotel and
Bothe! Street
Porter Co
Beet Sugar Forces Fight Reciprocity in Nevada
The piece describes Henry T Oxnard establishing a base in Washington Nevada to campaign against Cuban reciprocity. It notes likely concessions in negotiations and hints at political maneuvering, mentioning Senators Clapp and Nelson as wavering figures and signaling a broader push to block a reciprocity treaty.
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Washington
Nev
Henry
Oxnard
Tan
Ker H. Wiles
Clupp
Nelson
Minnesota
PCCP
Oreatt
Kalim-Waena Fair Promises Diverse Attractions
Town fair plans set for Saturday December 4 from 10 pm to 5 pm to raise funds for Kalihi church and Wan fond. Includes Hawaiian Mrs Robins and Mrs McVeigh entries, a Chinese show with Kitte Yee and others, Empress introductions by Mrs Wong Leong and Mrs Bebian, and an Empress introduction fee of five cents for adults and ten cents for children. Music directed by Miss Mary Baker with a ten-member Indian club performing through the day.
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Robins
Fancy
McVeigh
Philip
Flowere
Lena Holt Cigare
Ming Allee Campbell
Atlee Dickson
Fortund
Mary Baker
Seizure on the New York by customs officials
A complaint by Admiral Rodgers against Collector Blackable notes close watch aboard the New York. Examiner reports forty easen of curios seized at the port, boared were stowed to naval officers in the Hantern States, now to be kept, with duty paid, and to be released to the parties.
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Admiral Rodgers
Blackable
New York
United States
Hantern States
President Crabbe Settles a Senate Credential Question
In a Rome session, Senators debated Senator Cecil Brown’s oath and credentials. After motions and a brief delay, Chief Justice swore Brown in. minutes approved, then read a notice from Rapid Transit Manager Bullentyne inviting senators to a ride on the Ling line.
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Rome
of Brown
Chel Brown
Benate
Senate
Congress
Mession
Supreme Court
Achl
Isenberg
Acks
Cecil Brown
Crane
Benster Archi
McCandless
Ceol Brown
Thin
McCandrews
Acts
Ceel Brown
Bullentyne
Rapid Transit
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