Kamollinl assault case features Japanese defendants
In Ge Police Court ten Japanese defendants faced charges tied to Kekahio’s beating and the attempted escape from a fence at a stone quarry. Witness Kokahio testified he chased horses before being attacked as natives aided Kekahio. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth led the prosecution while defense was by attorney Whistles.
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Eral
Chillingworth
Kokahio
Kapehu
Kaalilo
Geveral
Ee Street
Erica
Kekahio
Kekahio Wan
Witnees
Kekablo
Nalpo
Nixhiguichi
Sherif Chillingworth
Quarry boss testifies on Christmas eve horses escape
Nishig TMuichi testifies that Nie horses and mules were released from four quarry stables on Christmas Eve by Kekabio. He pursued Kekabio and saw natives beat witnesses after inviting him to a house. The account mentions fears of natives and compares to past plantation violence involving Japanese.
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Nishig ™Uichi
Kekabio
Big
Dis Wien
Grix
Recreation ground proposed near Boretania and Kulackapaaken tract
A report details a near hundred acre land parcel along the Kapahutu road and Boretania street set for park development. It notes rich soil, gentle elevation, and proximity to town enabling quick access via the Rapid transit line, with ongoing negotiations to transfer land to a trusteeship for a city recreation area.
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Berotania
Waikiki
Govers Road
Boretania
Kapahutu Road
Pillamoo
Kulackapaaken
Vail Munset
Bonsilien
Gosrousé
Baretania Street
Andrega M
Kutate
Leaneholders
Mulsckapaaken
Amended Charter for Hawaiian Episcopal Church Adopted
The amended charter changes jurisdiction to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, extending authority over Hawaii. Alfred Willis, Bishop of Honolulu, leads a list of petitioners and trustees who seek incorporation under the name The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Hawaiian Islands, with property to be used for church establishment and maintenance. The petition notes annexation effects and alignment with US Anglican governance, with the charter amended to reflect the new structure and leadership.
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Hawaii
Talande
United States of America
Mawei
United Staton of America
Anglican Church In
Episcopal Church
Church of the
Hawaiian
Church of England
Church of
Easland
Waleed
Protestant Episcopal Church
Anglican Church
Alfred Willis
Hopolulu
Arex
Mackintosh
Henry Smith
Harrie
Vincent Moward Kiteat
Luke Aneu
Edward Alles
Solomon Meheula
Raho
D.D. Bish
Honolui
Biv
Thynod
Hawaiian Reformed Catholic Church
Alfred Williy
Honolulu
Thomas Ship Staley
Hawaiian Islands
United Statos of America
Anglican Communion
Anld
Aati
Richt Revar
Alfred Willig
Hunolulan
Benin Seal Lost Anchor After Storm Drives Ship
This morning the ship Benjamin Rewall entered the harbor from an anchorage outside after strong winds. One anchor was lost when the line broke, and the other anchor was let go. A diver will inspect the hull for a leak, and cargo discharge may be needed if the leak cannot be fixed externally. Repairs to the donkey engine will be performed while the vessel is examined.
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Benjamin Rewall
Jae
Coronado Returns From Rough Weather Off Diamond Head
The barkentine Coronado bound for San Francisco faced very strong winds and heavy seas. After losing a topgallant due to the weather she turned back near Molokai channel, with Captain Potter noting no serious damage. The tug parted ways two miles from port as Coronado resumed speed under favorable wind.
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Barkentine Coronado
San Francisco
Diamond Head
Fearlena
Potter
Molokai Channel
Coronado
REALASIIS NEW YEAR AT HALEIWA CLUB
A New Year entertainment and luau event is being prepared at the Healant Club for New Year’s after noon. Committees and prominent figures from Boston to Chicago are coordinating decorations and activities. Inclement weather may affect the festivities as the Rochester Herald notes a list of participants and guests.
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Healant
A. F. Kates
Brook
Boston
J. Hoyt
Manchos
N. H
G. P. Denison
F.C. Smith
B. Plukham
Oliver G. Lansing
Charles Warren
Chicago
Fred Shingte
W. H. Coolidge
Eren
C. R. Hemenway
City
H.C. Horton
New York
Charles R. Pape
Pittsburg
Henry Waterhouse
Misa Snare
Sturgeon
Louiss
Brickwood
B Clarke
Arthur Peel
Thornbill
England
HW. L. Kerr
Mra
H. L. Kerr
Jax
Bamoken
Guy
Mins Roth Kart
Hoquiam
Wash
Mra Weins
Walala
Max Werner
U. 8
A. J.C
Laborers Depart on Kinau and W G Hall to Islands
Steamers Kinau and W G Hall carried a large portion of Japanese laborers from quarantine to other islands this morning. Each ship took about sixty workers, Kinau passengers heading to Kihel and Hall to plantations on the Wiha side of Hawaii. Agents for plantations have been at the quarantine station lately and secured laborers before they arrived in town, promising employment through the plantations rather than independent search.
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Kinau
W. G. Hallach
Kihel
Hall
Wiha
Hawaii
Meybe
Band the weekly edition of the Bub latin to your friends
Kalua Kapukini’s spendthrift trust faces action as attorney Thomas Fitch notifies J A Coon guardian and appellant that the transcript must be filed by a specified date. The notice references a peal question from an order releasing Kalua Kapukini from the effects of Reker and dissolves certain proceedings. Postage for the Bulletin’s special Industrial edition is cited, with three cents charged across the states. No Governor council meeting occurred this morning.
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Kalua Kapukini
Thomas Fitch
J. A. Coon
Guardian
Een
Reker and
Dinsolv Ees Es
Hawaii Yacht Club Meeting Discusses Flag and Land
A general meeting of the Hawaii Yacht Club is set for this evening on Merchant Street hosted by P L Weaver Jr. Incorporation of the club will be discussed along with land purchase at Puulton and a house’s erection. A lot may be bought, the existing house fixed up for the time being. The Presentation of the flags and cup from the first regatta will be honored and members expect a pleasant gathering.
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Hawaii
Siembars Ia
Purge Plated Incident At Wharf Causes Rescue
By the wharf today a man toppled into the water while bystanders watched a purse float under the dock. Jumen Kealoha attempted to reach it, slipped, fell in, and was aided by a rescuer who retrieved the item and helped him back to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jumen Kealoha
Everal
Indy
Nimmer
Martin Fined 625 In Pearl Harbor Case Details
In the forenoon Martin a Porto Rican Christmas day visitor was fined 25 and costs for assault and battery after a dispute with W. Martin, a brewery man. His partner Bete Hor fn pleaded guilty and was also fined. An assault charge against another defendant in Mex Borgt was nolle prose. The U S District Court jurors and counsel visited the Honolulu Plantation Co. leavehold at Pearl Harbor.
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W. Martin
Porto
United States District Court
Honolulu Plantation Co
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu Athletic Club to Move to Pettus Building
The Honolulu Athletic Club will relocate from Elite building to the Pettus building on Alakoa Street at the new year. The enlarged facilities will include a complete gym, showers, lockers, billiard tables, and reading rooms to improve leisure and athletic training for members. Officers listed include C Behermerhorn Thompson Drew Gleason and W No.
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Honolulu Athletic Club
Tte
Bone
Pettus
North Tor
Te Ballorw
Alakoa Street
Honolulu Athledic Club
Investment of Trust Funds in McBryde Bonds Disapproved
The Circuit Court, presided by Judge Humphreys, disapproved Alfred W. Carter guardian of Antic T. Ky Parker's investment in McBryde bonds. The guardian surcharged with amount invested plus interest at 6 percent from the date of investment. The decision includes detailed scrutiny of the trust funds, prior master reports, and anticipated further written reasoning.
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Circuit Court
Hammirs
Cade Mort
Paine
McBryde
Bunua
Ust Unde
Alfred W. Carter
Antic
T. Ky Parker
Humphre
Russell
Caaes
Humphreys
Kinhey
Bar Hon
Mefiryde Pt Co
Ehansery
A. G. M. Robertson
the Guardian
Judge Humphreys
Rudge Humphreys
Guardian
McBryde Bonde
Dudae Humphreys
F. J. Russelter
Beroice Pauah Bishops Museum Trust
Charles Phillips
Entate
Henry Conadon
Thompson
Ak Clark
Iwar
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