Stolen Goods Tie Man to Court in Larceny Case
William Kawakiwoole, once a mall room clerk on the Kinau, is accused of stealing socks collars and shoes from M McInerney & Co. He confessed to stealing items from the store but denied involvement in the mall pouch theft. He appeared in Police Court for larceny in the second degree and was committed to Circuit Court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Wamekawiwoole
Kinau
Chillingworth
Oahu
M. McIneray & Co
William
Sherif Brown
Kinny
Allanner
Mcinerny
Kama' Kawlwoole
Trink J
Football Challenge Accepted For January 11 Game
A challenge to play football between the clerks of fefe Aitiolani and Kapualwa buildings is accepted. The game is set for Saturday January 11 by Rev. Dr. Baintly-Bobbie and MPSON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Richardson
J. A. Tholia
Fefe Aitiolani
Kapualwa
Boya
Ok Tours
MPSON
Memorial committee weighs shape and cost of Mr Beninsey memorial
At a McKinlay Memorial executive meeting the group discussed memorial forms for Mr Beminsy with a sentiment favoring a memorial. A two person committee was appointed to consider options and estimate costs. Dole named honorary chair. A letter from R Law proposing a 1000 seat school memorial was read before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinlay Memorial
Eemimilien Yeutertay
Aquare Ges
Beminsey
Dulu
C. M. Coume
F. A. Uchsofer
K.imanishi
W. D. Wentervalt
Ofice Yentar ii
W. J. Wentarvelt
Oaku Tebe
R. Law
Court Party Trek To Pearl City Estate In Odd Inspection
A Honolulu District Court inspection of the Hopolulu Plantation County property near Pearl City ends in a comic parade with a caravan of spring wagons mules and carriages. Judge Kater and counsel restrain themselves amid a stalled mule incident and a foot inspection of the land wall and boundaries. Mansion luncheon is served by Marshal Hendry at the defendant's plantation HQ before the party returns to Honolulu aboard the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sudee
J. A. Indge Eatoo
Merry
Orroy Silliman
Pearl City
Kater
Bealdes
Marnbal Hendry
Defendant
Honolulu
Captain Merry
Duns Billiman
Armament Ron
Murphy Club Engages New Constitution and Officer Elections
A Francis Murphy Club meeting adopted a new constitution limiting bonds to amounts set by the board. Officers under the new charter will be elected around Monday night January 6, 1902. Debts up to year end are to be paid, amid illness rumors and confusion from an apparent epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Murphy Club
An Anong
Unclear street removal noted to local properties
A fragment states removal has occurred at the Maronic Building near Cor Street and at Hotel and Alakea Streets. No further details on parties, dates, or consequences are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maronic
COR
Alakea
Electrical Inspector appointed after inquest into fatal store electrocution
A coroner's jury verdict on the death of Charles Ah Pal from electrocution at Metherny's clothing store led to a plan for a city electrical inspector with power to condemn unsafe wires. Governor enacts approval of Frazee as the new inspector and outlines land and lease matters, plus a budget schedule for three months across departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ah Pal
J. Boyd
William L. Frazee
Government Electric Lighting
Central Union Chirch
Boyd
Mra
Mary E. Foster
Fort Street
B. Boyd
Hawaiing Agricultural Co
Kau
Wright
Japanese fined 65 in battery and theft case
The two Japanese defendants appeared in Police Court on Christmas morning for trial. They were found to have tied and beaten a native man after accusing him of horse theft. Judges ruled the act severe but not the worst, and both were fined 65 with costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kekahlo
Kamofuiti
Kekabio
Juden Wilone
Pay & Mineo
Assault in Tomar Square leaves editor shaken
Professor J Scott editor of Goarlp reports being attacked while aiding a man lying on the grass near Tomar Square. He was struck from behind, then chased briefly by an assailant who sprang up and tried to grab him before chasing ceased. No robbery occurred and identities are unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott
The
Goarlp
Tomar Square
Scott
Jim
White
Sailors Home Society Holds Annual Meeting in Honolulu
Six old trustees were re elected to serve until December 31 1904 at the annual meeting of the Sailors Home Society in Honolulu. The treasurer reported the home debt free with a surplus and Captain Bray praised for improvements. The secretary was tasked to thank Bray in a letter and officers plus an executive committee were chosen for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolary Sailors’ Home Society
J. F. Hackford
W. B. Alten
F. W. Damon
J. B. Atherton
A. Cleghorn
Henry Waterhorse
P. M. Bwanay
W. W. Hall
Job Kna
F. Bishop
F. A. Schaefer
Sealah Bray
Me. Schuster
Bray
Worve
Robert Lewers
P. al. Swanzy
J. M
Cat
C. L. Wight
W. W. Hallemley
Ske Wight
W. Damon
Plantations Company condemned case adjourned to Monday
Prescont A 8, and juror 18 the monolulu Plantation Company's condemnation trop case was too ill to attend court this morning. Judge Eateo adjourned the trial to Monday morning next. Judge Humphreys set cases for hearing: Godfrey vs Rowland demurrer Thursday Kahale puna vs L I McCandless Friday. Estate of James Love: order granted to withdraw will led as exhibit. T T Johnson of Los Angeles has 15000 adult birds on one of the Anat farms in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescont
Monolulu Plantation Company
Pearl Harbor
Howerd
Teai
Prescott
Eateo
Humphreys
Godfrey Va. Rowland
Demurrer
Kahale
Puna Va
L. I. McCandless
James Love
Matmphreys
Love
New Year In Honolulu Sees Many Plans For Observance
Town residents plan watch night events at churches and lodges across Honolulu as 1902 approaches. Religious services, social gatherings, and public notices outline schedules at Central Union Church Kalihi Protestant and St Andrew's Cathedral, with Salvation Army and Murphy Temperance Club hosting watch night programs and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalibi
Penga
Westervelt
Kico
Union Chereto
Central Union Church
Ione the Baptist Chapel
Kalthi
St. Andrew's Gathedral
Deon
Honoluli
Pariah Prierths Itdy
W. H. Kiteat
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Ray G. L. Pearson
Uon
German Lutheran Church
W. Fenny
WII Bes Am
Offcera Mt
Uhr
Bylventorabend
Abenduahl Millwoeh
Une
Denn
Sonntag Amten
Vorstand
Panopolia
Nermon
Mev
Father Mache
Miesion Choir
Catholic Mission Band
Murphy Temperance
Murphy Cinu
Hina
Alga
Salvation Army
Resta
Milemere
Reception plans for Knights of Pythias visit
Executive committees meet in Harmony Hall to arrange reception for Supreme Chancellor Mr. Fethers. Details include meeting him on arrival, escort to Hawaiian hotel, secured quarters, a large reception in Peogreaw hall on January 9 1908, followed by an informal dance. All Knights to wear badges during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Harmony Hall
Hoon
Fethers
Sonoma
Peogreaw Hall
Alice Kimball to Load Lumber for Sound Trip
The schooner Alice Kimball likely heads to the Sound next month for a lumber cargo after owner JT Tn and Captain Garland inspected her this morning. By departure time she should be ready for the northern voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kimball
Sound
Garland
North
Tion
Work on Olea mill machinery duplication and cane prospects
Louis Buswell of Mondula Iron Works has returned after aiding six months on Olea mill machinery. Cane at Ola is fine quality and 400 acres are ready for harvest at Puna. When Puna decides to rely on the Olea mill for road, the plant will have its machinery duplicated. C Hedemann of Honolulu Iron Works delivered the mill to the company. Capacity 176 tons of sugar daily. An appeal by Orpheum Co Lig from Judge Dickey’s default ruling. Stockholders to meet January 8 at Koloa Sugar Co Ltd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Buswell
Mondula
Puna
C. Hedemann
Honoluly Iron Works
Adverse Possession Doctrine Clarified In Inheritance Case
Supreme Court filed opinion by Chief Justice Frene in Henry Smith trustee case. It outlines that kindred of the whole blood inherit equally with those of the half blood, with exceptions for bloodlines from the ancestor. It also explains circumstances for adverse possession between co tenants and ownership claims, noting implied or constructive knowledge may count. Lyle A. Dickey and Andrews Peters & Andende represent plaintiffs. Cecil Brows and W Hankey defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Henry Smith
Ws. Hamahus MII Co
Juatien Frene
Mustaine
Sete Walde
Vt Andere & New Trial
Koholaiele
Hamahue
Mrangers
Lyle A. Dickey
Andrews, Peters & Andende
Cecil Brows
W. Hankey
Panned Out Poorty Deputy Sheriff Wittrock Announces Judgment
Deputy Sheriff Wittrock of Hana Staul reports a judgment in a case involving St Mackfeld Co Lad and K Ito. The amount awarded was 2405.01 dollars, with property levied and advertised. Net recoveries totaled 283.70 after other deductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri F. Wittrock
Hana
Staul
Maken
St. Mackfeld & Co
Lad
K. Ito
Pease
Kaus steamer trial shows solid work after repairs
The small steamer Kaus conducted a trial spin yesterday and performed well after its Wag leyup. Minor anger ant repairs remain before it is ready to serve on the Pearl fiver bar.
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Long
Kamakawiwoule
Bearching
Melhorny Store
Baintly
Bobbie
Bob T
Norway
Europe
Ana
MANLY
Wou
Frazee
First Foster
Hawaiian Agricultural Company
Bulletin
L. Bray
Sailors’ Home
Meeting OF Sailors’ Home Society
Hivin
Presott
Gireau
T. T. Johnson
Low Angeles
Cal
Captain Barger
Hilo
Rebekah Lodge
No. 2
Mogi
H Anderson
Males Kay
Goudie Jeorge
Mr. Fethers
Hawail Nel
Kimball
Ola
Orpheum Co. Lig
Dickey
H. F. Wetman
Koloa Sugar Co. Ltd
New Todi
M.P.D
Bethel Bt
Honosily Market
Icra
Kabna
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