Circuit Court Business Inquest details on murder and will cases
The court docket shows Noa’s death warrant executed for murder with details of the marshal and signatories, plus ongoing trials including Mokoli safe robbery and a burglary case. Ann bankruptcy claims and Porter v Hawaii Park Parking Company judgment are noted. Mary J. Dickson sues for divorce with alimony and counsel fees sought. proceedings involve Judge Hitchcock and Judge Stanley with various filings and rulings.
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Perry
Kwong Lee Wai
Ching Sai Fe
Tadge Stanley
Kailikea
Jock Thompson
Joseph Lazarus
Chambers
E.G. Hitchcock
Noa
Clerk of the Judiciary
Arthur Morgan Brown
Hawaiian Islands
Dole End Counter
Smith
The
Republic
Arthur M Brown
Republic of Hawaii
Honolulu
A. M. Brown
P. A. Dias
Stanley
Ashnre
Frank F. Porter
Vhs
Hawaiiga Park
Hitchcock
Lavarns
Bis
Mary J. Dickson
Thomas Dickson
Ying P Femarian
Rhenlsonska
Paten
Kinney & Ballou
Dickson
Odd Grocery Rant Over Baking Powder Prices
A curdled lament targets a grocer for pushing cheap baking powder. The speaker insists on paying a fair price for a quality product, mentioning Schilling's Best baking powder from aniline Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Telephone switchboard delays frustrate local user needs
Mr Loss blames the switchboard for current telephone trouble saying it is undersized and incomplete. Western Electric of Chicago had six months of specifications on the switchboard, with a September 22 reply promising forwarding of materials, but no updates have followed. Mr Love sent a new letter urging haste and drawing attention to the urgent need for the new board.
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Loss
Western Electric Co
Chicago
Thoreday
Love
Pany
Ewitel
Station House Tenders For Improvements Opened
Tenders for improvements to the station were opened at the Minister of Interior at noon today. Bidders listed include E. B. Thomas 4536 Fred. Harris H. Pataig 86800 Arthur Harrison 5949 F. H. Redward 6449 Wm. Wagner 7125 Lucas Brothers 7. The contract will not be awarded at this time.
Nuisance horse kept behind Masonic Temple disturbs neighbors
A letter from Steerer appeals to authorities and residents to address a loud nighttime problem caused by a horse behind the Masonic Temple. The animal kicks and paws at night, waking the community and testing patience as residents seek guidance on relief steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eviton Eveniyo
Expedition Seeks Well in Kauai District
James McCandless departed aboard the Koaubon this morning bound for Kauai to bore a well for a Chinaman on Lindemann's property. He intends to gather supplies at Ri Aialua and proceed overland to the Liedemane ranch.
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James McCandless
Kauai
Lindemann
Aialua
Liedemane Ranch
Boe Yup Theater Party Attracts City Friends
The Boe Yup society hosted an evening gathering at the Chinese theaters with invited guests and free tickets. This afternoon the group plans a dinner for Chinese merchants at a Hotel Street restaurant near Marin. Only a few cases were heard before Judge Wilcox, including J W Ginno in examination today for an unspecified matter. M A Gonsalves Co shipped over 600 kegs of California wine to nearby island communities recently, with indications of Christmas prep. An autopsy note contained printer errors naming Emerson and Howard, with Dr Cooper assisting the prison surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boe Yup Society
Boe Yups
Restau!ce
Hotel Street
Marina
Wilcox
J. W. Ginno
Aspen
M. A. Gonsalves & Co
California
Sims
Nos
October Imports to Hawaii From San Francisco
Figures show October imports included 10,858 gallons and 20 wine cases from San Francisco. Salmon receipts were 868 cases and 412 packages. canned goods totaled 2785 cases. Lumber shipments reached 20,026 feet. earlier in the month rice exports to San Francisco were 981,100 pounds. Prices reflect higher sake costs post 1896 tax changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
China
Japan
Hawaii
San Francisco
Iron Warehouse Planned on Kekungaoa Street Esplanade
An Iron Warehouse built by H Hackfeld Co and A. sub leased from Fred Harrison will rise on Kekungaoa Street Esplanade. The iron structure will be used as a storeroom for machinery and supplies. Ripley and Dickey prepared the plans.
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H. Hackfeld & Co
Fred. Harrison
Kekungaoa Street
Esplanade
Thelackfeld
Ripley & Dickey
Tax Board Adjourns After Light Session at Tax Office
The Board of Equalization finished its work today and assessors will depart for home this afternoon. Following the recent Supreme Court decision, which fixed assessments on many plantations, the board’s work this period was notably light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
Sugar Shipment Arrives in San Francisco from Chile
A cargo of 980 tons of sugar from Chile arrived in San Francisco consigned to Grace & Co. Such imports from South America are rare, though efforts to establish trade along that route have continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chili
Grace & Co
California
South America
Regiment Campfire Committees Named For December Reunion
The Board of Officers of the New Hampshire regiment met at military headquarters and appointed Lieut Colonel McLeod Major Jones Major McCarthy Captain Ashley and Captain Swith a committee to arrange a December 31 campfire reunion. The event, honoring Companies B and D, will feature music literary acts and a large spread with no speeches. Ring It Was Baiitte served as master of ceremonies. Deputy Marshal Hitchcock led a coroner's jury which ruled Akana the Chinese mill worker’s death a suicide after witnesses and Dr Day testified.
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N. H
Jone! Fisher
McLeod
J. W. Jones
J. McCarthy
Hitchcock
Akana
Frank McIntyre
R. Collins
R. H. Davis
Frank Kruger
A. R. Hatfield
F. R. Day
Atherton to Get 1 Out and Retire From Wheel Business
Frank Atherton plans to dispose of the Sterling agency and retire from the wheel business if pending negotiations succeed. Fort street concern will buy him out. Outcome depends on arrangements by head officials and Atherton may return east to school during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Atherton
Sterling
Fort Street Concern
Atherton
Benet Concert At Opera House For Stranger's Friend Society
Entertainment at the Opera House on Saturday evening raises funds for the Stranger's Friend Society. Nearly 400 Honolulu residents are expected to attend. The program features fine music readings and literary specialties by local talent led by Miex Cartwright Mrs E D Tenney and Mrs B Cooper.
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Opera House
Stranger’s Friend Society
Honolulu An
Miex Cartwright
E.D. Tenney
B. Cooper
Clytie Braves the Ane Saturday Yachting Venture
The Clytie was the only boat to venture out visiting Pearl Harbor and returning Sunday. T. W. Hobron, A. W. Pearson, W. H. Bailey and E. A. Mott-Smith went down in her after a rough trip but stayed above water. Several yachts planned to go to the Lochs next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clytie
Pearl Harbor
Sanday
T. W. Hobron
A. W. Pearson
W. H. Bailey
E. A. Mott-Smith
Honolulu Maps Sold at One Dollar Each by Surveyor Monsarrat
The paper thanks Surveyor M. D. Monsarrat for a reduced map of Honolulu. New maps measure 2 by 8 feet, replacing the former 4 by 6 feet, are an improvement on the original design, printed on strong white paper, and will be sold at one dollar each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Monsarrat
Honolulu
Judge E G Bitchcvek Visits Town In Healthful Mood
Judge E G Bitchcvek of Ba waii made a brief stop in Lehua yesterday morning and departed by the Clandine this morning. He attended to court business, appears in good health, and urged residents to invest and relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Bitchcvek
Bawaii
Lehua
Clandine
Another Wharf Accident Victim Mantani Falls Into Hold
An 18 year old native sailor Mantani or Mano was walking on deck at Kali hir and tumbled into the open hold of the Kinag from a 16 foot fall. He struck his head and was unconscious with bleeding from the nose and ears. Doctors say the left side skull fracture will likely prove fatal. The hospital notes blame the accident on his own carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Jotmeon
Iad
Kiran
Kinag
Kaoda
St He Hospital
Hie
Hevo
Wonelulu Winds Freshness in Navy Clerk Rightmire
Winds Friends in Wonelulu, Ww. J. Rightmire, the new fleet clerk on the Baltimore, is well known to San Franciscans in Honolulu. He was in the City Guards with Lt. Colonel McLeod and others, with Colonel Fisher and G. W. BR. King in the Nationals of the Bay City. Rightmire is a brand new man in the navy and his position does not indicate enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Rightmire
Baltimore
Honolulu
George F. McLeod
Spert Bapa
Fisher
G. W. BR. King
Bay City
Mr. Rightmire
Navy
Departed Hawaiian Band Members Seek New Posts
Prominent Haw aiian band figures who left Honolulu are reported faring well elsewhere. Louis Arnaud to join First Regiment band in San Francisco. HM. H. Whiting leading a live wire machine on the pain by Jack the Neemer. Keogh with U S F 8 Olympia on the Asiatic station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Louis Arnaud
San Francisco
HM. H. Whiting
Jack
Keogh
U. S
Olympia
New Officers Prepare Program For Society Next Year
At the meeting of the Institute new officers took charge and began work. The next meeting will be held in January with a Christmas vacation. Dr Huddy, the new president, plans a program to bring the society more to the fore next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddy
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