Boarding at Sea Wreck Figures in Board 10 Probe
Debris filled the Jamous Way as crews from the United States Navy and Inter-island lines probe the Johnnnee Bay wreck. West Virginia sits in twenty six feet of water while Claudine remains marooned near the rails. The inquiry shifts to installing a centrifugal pump to clear the wreckage and ease underwater inspection.
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United States
West Virginia
U Ft
Willy
Marine Railway
Naval Wharf
Debela
Inter Island
Inter-inland Steam Navigation Company
Wm Kennedy
Claudine
Hawaii
Ralle
Tle
Sumer
Notice on Corporate Returns and Penalties
The notice explains penalties for failing to file corporation returns for 1914 by March 1, with fines ranging from 1000 to 40 for neglect or failure. Returns must be filed with the collector even if the corporation disincorporated or had no business during the year, and must reflect business conducted.
Gordon Fined in Hawaii Court in Mishap Bank Case
J Land testified that Gordon sought money from Mishap Bank via Hongkong Shanghai Bank in San Francisco. Defense argued money later than December 1 was irrelevant. Carter, Jr. noted a $15 check but couldn't confirm a bank recount. Judge considered intent and potential prior charges, noting Gordon’s status and possible harsher punishment if not Hawaiian Japanese prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pega
J. Land
Gordon
Atkinson
Hongkong-Shanghai Bank
San Francisco
Sirown
Rnweph Carter
Bishony Te Com
Althoweh Atkinson
Carter
Hin Vihat Certainy Ein
Maiy
bin Bran Eico
Tishe
Mongkong-Shanahai Bank
Brown
Siordon
Baker
Will Bel
Mail Thief Receives Two Year Sentence
A Federal Court sentenced the defendant known as Defints Kento to two years imprisonment for theft in a Territory. The judge considered community impact and potential work release, noting the offender would support his family as he serves the term. The case highlights deterrence for similar offenses in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kento
Wwe
Athens
Military polo players hurt at Leilehua cup clash
In the Col onel's cup polo match at Leilehua two White team players were hurt in the opening game. Lieutenant Barnar was struck on the head by a swinging mallet and Second Lieutenant Quekemeyer was knocked down as his pony fell. Both suffer bruises but are not seriously injured and may be sidelined briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leilehua
Barnar
Leutenant Quekemeyer
Noted Lowrie Case Drags On With Legal Drift
Continued from page 17 the Lowrie case involves Hawaii travel for attorneys and a flood of papers. The defense argues about financial figures tied to a contract while claiming corrupt ties to the plantation purchase and subsequent control by Baldwin. A Brooklyn resident is noted in connection with the case.
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Hawaii
Noston
Lowrie
Hawaiiin Commercial
HLP
Baldwin
Bown
Ileadtain Farratlow
Lawrie Ixton
Brooklyn
N.Y
Low Will Oppose Bill Amid City Budget Clash
The article outlines a heated budget debate with official objections to proposed appropriations for 1902. It details figures for corporate improvements, maintenance, and emergency funds, noting a shortfall and concerns over pending repairs. It mentions the supervisor and a rail renewal company in connection with stalled tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Rapit ‘Tronalt Company
Tan Alten
New Guild Hall Dedication Set at Kal muki
A ceremony will dedicate the new Guild Hall at Kal muki with a Episcopal service Thursday evening at 7 30. Refreshments will be served by the Guild ladies and all interested are invited to attend. The hall sits at the corner of Teutt avenue and Palole, one block from the main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalmuki
Teutt Avenue
Palole
Distriete debate over yearly appeal and wage contingencies
The fragment discusses district concerns about annual appeals to cover contingencies and wage levels. It mentions a supervisor, potential added costs, and hints at a debate over funding and timing, without clear specifics or names.
College Club Meeting Notices Decorated Hall
Apropos of the Willlay season the Colonial Hotel was decorated with cartet and wreen for the College Club meeting held yesterday afternoon. Members invited guests on the aureubled campaign. The tea featured an orig inally tory by Mrs Macabitin Pope Aron iVwnnie Heuxlip Leet. Mrs Frank Ailirton led the afternoon. The Plughey of the Wester Worlt the Heist play Hist censed arial at Muto Hilletts Pheatee, New York. Will not be interrupted by the elty ane Hhorithen.
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College Chuk
Kael
Macabitin
Pope
Scribnera Peverat
Frank Ailirton
Frances Billinghan
Muto Hilletts Pheatee
New York
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Great Northern
Mnor
Kuruchmg Strale
Hner
Hongkong
Sewtthe
J.E. Rocha
Alexander Young
Mer
Ayer
Seth
Low
P.O
King William
Cresta Blanca
Inglenook
Cravenettes
Priestley
Clarion
Hotel Sts
College Club
Union-Pacific Transfer Co
King St
Ahyrton
Crete
Turcky
Metropolitan Meat Market
COYNE
Yee Chan & Co
Bethel and
King Sts
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