Land Compromises Completed at Oahu Island
Three major condemnation disputes on Oahu were settled. The Navy approved a new right of way for the Oahu Railway and Land Company, with tracks to be built and land use to shift, ending the government's eminent domain action. The Oahu Sugar Company agreed to convey a described waterfront strip to the government for one dollar, with the government to discontinue condemnation of related cane lands.
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United States
Oahu
Navy Department
Washington
C. Ave
San Francisco
Cala i
Naval Station
Honolulu
Heitor
Hackett
Ford Island
Pour Lohh
Sald
Mir
Onho Sugar Company W
Lta Leanohold
Knox
Department of the Navy
Buoreau
Onhway
Meunie, Hateh & Sillman
Yury Reapeettally
Bradford
United States Naval Station
Hawaii
John II Ys
Oahi Sugar Company
District Court Appeal Rules Dismissed in Coffee Case
The Supreme Court denied the appeal in the Reenwell v. Silva case, upholding the district court ruling on nonpayment of taxes and covenant conditions. In a separate matter, Washington Mercantile Co and Gonsalves & Co faced a police court charge for selling adulterated coffee marked as compound with chicory.
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Reenwell
M. G. Silva
Opin
Ion
Supreme Court
Juntlce Perry
District Court of
North Kona
Plainiff
Clcult
Hilings
Chambers
Smith & Parsons
South Hilo
M. J. Biowel
Washington Mercantile Co
M. A. Gonsalves
Gonsalves & Co
Robinson
Nineua
Wilcox
Niasel
Goncalven
J. Mints
Voter
Bhorny
Shorey
Hob
Innon
Bitte
Mary
Frm
San Francisco
Ap | Anewer
Bisort
Federal jury awards Bishop estate about 60000 dollars
United States district court in Hawaii reports a federal jury verdict in the Champlain case involving Bernice Pauahi Bishop estate. The jury found the plaintiff’s rights to land, improvements valued at 2000 US dollars, and total condemned property at 80737.50 dollars, roughly 15 dollars per acre, with related findings on partial tract damages and benefits. Foreman Whitman signs.
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United States OF America
District OF Hawaii
District Court OF the
Bernice Paushi
Joseph ©. Carter
William F. Allen
William G. Smith
Gamuel M. Damon
Alfred W. Carter
Barnice Pauahi
Bernice Pauahi
Horain
United States
D. £. Whitman
Bishop
McGlanahan
Pearl Harbor Naval Station Manation
J. 4. Dunne
The
Ants
Jaintitt
Kinney
Ballou & McClanahan
Holmes @ Stanley
Wright case recalled as pardon changes life sentence
A fragmentary report recalls the Wright case in which a man convicted of three bare offenses was sentenced to life imprisonment but later pardoned. Public reaction centers on Wright’s role and the controversial outcome as memories of the Terris affair linger.
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Selene
Ebuti
Wright
Mor
Dnrnd
Belle Wright
Tony
Grand Jury Ends Inquiry as Judge Declines Prosecution
Judge Ketea closed the Grand Jury yesterday afternoon without charging. He stated there is no crime connected with the matter and instructed the jury to let it pass. The court noted no penalty attached to the alleged breach of law and that it cannot justify criminal prosecution.
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Ketea
Hwauld Tg Dubstancer
Port of Chicory Inquiry Sparks Mayor’s Remarks
An unclear report notes Mayor June Wilcox addressing a Porto inquiry. Officials discussed chicory in cotter oil and potential misstatements about its purity. The event centered on consumer concerns and regulatory clarity.
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Wen
June Wilcox
Mandain Lodge to Host Social at New Quarters
The Mandain Lavige No 616 HP OB will host a club social at its new corner quarters at Beretania and Miller streets this Saturday evening. Invitations have been sent to lodge friends. The entertainment program includes piano solos by Prof Berger, vocal numbers by Guy Livingston and June Rougherty, recitations by A Dan and A Morriy, guitar and cello pieces, cornet and quartet performances, and multiple other musical selections led by A Powers and H Lousing.
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Club Surial
Beretania
Miller Streets
Rolo
Prof
Berger
Guy Livingston
Atlan Dann
Bolo Win
William Herrick
William Hoos
William Hoos, Prestidgateur
A. Sinclair
A. Powers
June Rougherty
Alot
Anne
Charren
Yardieg
A. I. Morriy
Plano
A. Cunha
H. ©. Lousing
Belueted
Cornet
Charren Kruetor
Bole
Jaivetin Rockwell
Sharpe
F. M. Hoya
Rikx
Mariner
Peterson, Lavingstone
Dougherty
Anit Muri
Ferns and Palms Auction Next Thursday in Honolulu
Auction Morgan will hold a sale of ferns palms and plants from Moanalua gardens next Thursday forenoon. Proceeds go to Gardeners in Moanalua with the estate reserving nothing for Hwell. The event supports gardeners who care for the Moanalua estate and funds their regular stipends.
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Moanalua
Hwell
Mr. Damon
Hungelas
Morgan
Real Tragedy of Sin reading and mission meeting
William Morrin Kincaid will speak at 11 o clock on The Real Tragedy of Sin. The Sunday morning program at Central Union includes Conver sation of the Power of Words followed by a Christian Endeavor missionary meeting at 6 30 o clock in Jeet. The Bulletin industrial edition postage is three cents to all parts of the States.
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Morrin Kincaid
Central Union
Murderer Wanted in Utah Murder Case
A broad county notice offers a $600 reward from Governor for the arrest of George H Wright connected to a triple murder on Utah Lake shore, with details of his appearance and background. The description lists prior crimes, associations, and recent alleged thefts in Portland and New York area. Authorities seek the suspect in the Utah Territory, with sightings possibly in Marshland region.
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George A. Storm
Provo City
Tal
Dole
George H. Wright
Cuntady
Utah
Boime
Mar Wall
George HM. Wright
Allan James A. Weeks
T. Cane
Alan Mr. Biwens
Utsh Lake
Utah County
State of Utah
Eurge Hi
Wright
Alide
Mydivti
Allan
Aew
Wehan
Het Hig
Shorit Brown
DM. McLaughlin
Ehief
Pullee
Portiahd
Ore
O. P. Lowentusi
Mablea Lane
N.Y
Quor Law Voided Section of Penal Law
Judge Humphreys drafts a written decision in Territory va dismissing a fequent motion by the Attorney General. The court finds section 447 of the Penal Laws of 1497 unconstitutional as it criminalizes an otherwise innocent act such as yielding a glass of brandy to a neighbor, and declines to instruct the jury under that statute. The judge condemns the doctrine that an innocent act carries presumptive criminal liability.
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Humphreys
Territory
Richard
Richard Gunat
Hideo
Judge Humphers Reappointed Chief Judge of District Court
Rumor stated Judge A Humph Reyes resigned his post as Judge of the Whrwt Olrcutt Court to take effect March 1902. When questioned by a Bulletin reporter he dismissed the rumor as unfounded and said the matter would not air. The joker involved objects to any privacy being violated.
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A. Humphreyes
Whrwt
Humphers
Bulletin
Labor Meeting Discusses City Politics and Water Privileges
Labor union members debated Home Rule concerns and party unity at a city meeting. A resolution protesting corporate favoritism over water rights, notably for Kaala and Kohala regions, was sent to Delegate Wilcox for Congress.
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Counelle
Wilcox
Walulus Agricultural Co
Kaala Mountai Water
Mawati Ditoh Co
Kohala Mountains
Advertiser
Haswall
Wilox
Ueshage
Salvation of
Hawaii
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