Circuit Court Updates and Murder Case Progress
The February term of the Circuit Court opens with Judge Stanley set to preside. He denies a motion for a new trial in the Desky vs Lack murder case, while a bill of exceptions proceeds on appeal to the Supreme Court. Creditors of Harry Cannon’s estate file claims totaling $816.56 and appoint W. H. Baird as assignee with a $2000 bond. Guardians appointed for several children are noted, with bonds posted, as court procedures continue through the week. The Kouai murder decision by the Supreme Court overrules defendants’ exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desky Va. Mra. Thorns Lack
Stanley
Cew
Supreme Court
J. A. Magoon
R. D. Silliman
Harry Cannon
Beyve
W. H. Baird
Abmi
A. Hulmes
Emmeline Magnon
L. F Alvares
J Alfred Magoon
Demas Ree
Perry
Fernandes
Cushion Theft Plot at Deputy Marshal Office
In a Lanai tale a friend from Lonni sent a shabby cushion after Doyle received a peculiar letter. Doyle paid 60 cents freight for a package containing a second hand potato sack cushion with newspaper fringe. The cushion is on display in the Deputy Marshal's office as Doyle plots revenge to recover the money.
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Chester Doyle
Lonni
Doyle
Volunteer fire companies select teams for Marlin rifle event
Saturday's rama features two volunteer fire companies naming their squads for the Marlin rifle contest. Company G lists Gus Rose Louis Kameno Joe Moree Chas Wilcox Isang Sherwood Wallace Mahoney Kolike Tom Cummins James Morse. Company D fields Sam John 800 PH Burrette Wow Harris W J Smith Henry Cooke WW Boyd WG Butler O Whitehead Bonnie Lemon and O Bergstrom with substitutes Chris Willis Cha Mitchell and LDY Timmons.
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Gus Rose
Louis K Kameno
Joe Moree
Chas Wilcox
Isang Sherwood
Wallace
Mahoney
Kolike
Tom Cummins
James Morse
Sam John
PH Burrete
Wow Harris
W J Smith
Henry Cooke
WW Boyd
WG Butler
O Whitehead
Bonnie Lemon
O Bergstrom
Chrie Willis
Cha Mitchell
Ldy Timmons
Social reception in honor of Miss Walsh at Beretania Street home
Mes Luning hosted a reception for Miss Walsh at her Beretania Street home yesterday afternoon. About a dozen Indians attended, refreshments were served, and Miss Walsh spoke to the gathering. The event was described as a social success.
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D. W. Luning
Miss Walsh
Beretania Street
Wall coverings promise comfort with King Bros message
A dated promotional note from King Bros at 110 Hotel Street urges homeowners that houses need walls and homes require pictures to cover bare spaces. The letter emphasizes completing interior decor by adding wall coverings once walls are erected.
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King Bros
Hotel Street
SeAiéhing's Best Promises Money Back Guarantee
A promotional offer claims money back if customers long for SeAiéhing, asserting satisfaction with the product and promising refunds upon request. Details about eligibility, time limits, and process are not provided in the readable text.
A Card From Mrs Dimond s Attorney
A 1808 letter from A S Homrneys disputes a news claim about Mrs Carrier Dimond. It challenges a reporter s assertion that Dimond never visited Alaska and now resides in California. The item presents legal dispute over published statements and asserts Dimond s whereabouts and credibility. Mrs S A Judd of Vernon Michigan endorses Hood s Sarsaparilla and Hood s Pills as effective remedies, praising their results.
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Eprron
Evelina Buerixn
Carrier Dimond
Dawson
California
Homrneys
Hood
Mre
S.A. Judd
Vernon
Michigan
Manoa racer John Sylva injured after fall
John Sylva, known as the Manoa wonder, was downtown today and is badly used up after a fall Saturday night. He can hardly walk and will be several days from racing trim. His worst wound is a four inch gash on the back with several leg cuts and bruises.
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John Sylva
Manoa
Heavy Sentence for Kon Chin in Opium Case
Kon Chin was found guilty of importing opium by Judge Wiles this morning after his frank at the quarantine station was examined and found to contain opium. He was sentenced to one month’s imprisonment and fined five hundred dollars.
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Frank
Wiles
Miss Walsh to Speak on Theosophy at Mrs Coon’s Home
At the request of friends Miss Walsh will give a final talk on Theosophy this evening at eight o'clock at Mrs Coon’s residence 53 Emma Street opposite the Royal School. All interested in the subject and those attending classes are invited to hear about The Esoteric Christ.
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Walsh
Telegraphed Hilo items outline new private telephone system
Late Hilo items note Castle & Cooke letters to patrons, electric light plans, mill tests, rainfall record, and a new telephone invention claimed to cut wires and operators. Reports cover arrivals and sailings, coffee shipments, and local events including a Washington birthday ball and a grand bull.
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Hilo Town
Castle & Cooke
Meeting of the Ch Workera Announces Talk on Pioneer Work
The Ch Workera convenes tomorrow at 3 30 p m at .M C A Hall Rev Mr Pearson will address the gathering with a nod to Pioneer Work in Arizona. An andenomi national gathering invites all to attend and a note about gasoline assistance is included with a contact number 207.
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Ch Workera
Pearson
Arizona
Hopp and Cote Plan Brick Addition at King and Bethel
Hopp and Co plan a brick addition to their furniture store at King and Bethel Streets with a stone front. The new space will replace the driveway area and greatly expand the business footprint.
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Hopp & Co
King and
Bethel Streets
Prominos
Mayen on Hovnhack Circus Night Features Hagen Riding
Mayen showcases a strong new feature with Jack Hagen riding in last night’s circus house. Hagen, a star of the ring, has developed into a veritable Labs Sing with superb vaults and skilled riding.
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Willison
Jack Hagen
Cahill in precarious condition after Tuesday operation
Report says Mins A Cahill remains weak but improving following a Tuesday operation deemed successful. By late afternoon she was very weak, yet recovery unlikely unless strength returns. A cryptic line about love and Rainier Boor appears, with a telephone contact note.
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Mins A. Cahill
Rainier
Extreme Heat Sweeps Sydney and Agoke Lands
Extremely hot weather grips Sydney and Agoke land as Australia endures a scorching summer with high temperatures across regions. Public health officials urge hydration and limit outdoor activity while meteorologists warn heatwaves may continue.
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Sydney
Agokeland
Australia
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