Notley Will Contest Drama Spurs Sensational Claims
In a Supreme Court brief highlighing a contested Notley will, Chas K Notley Wm Notley David Notley and Maria Hughes challenge probate rulings. The document portrays the Notley family saga from a laborer past to Emma Danford of England, alleging discord and domestic turmoil sparked by Mrs Linford and the hostile stance toward the old wife.
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Supreme Court
Notley
Chas
K. Notley
Wm. Notley
David Notley
Maria Hughes
Charles Notley
Little
Hilo
Robinson
Supreme Cow
Washington
Righey, McClanahan & Cooper
Ballou & Marx
Islands
Fey
Emma Danford
England
Linford
County Board Denies Church Road Work Request
The Board of Supervisors of Oahu declines a proposal by Robert Lowers and Alex Young to build a graux and replace an old fence and retaining wall at Waikiki Church opposite the Sola hotel. They state if work is done for one church it must be done for all, and the request cannot be granted. The letter notes the need for a free wall and asks if the Road Department can provide the retaining wall at no cost due to the church members being poor natives.
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Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisore
County of
Oahu
Honolulu
Robert Lowers
Graux
Waikiki
Soua
Alex. Young
Pineapples to Coast by Tropic Fruit Co
Tropic Fruit Co announces next consignment of selected pineapples will be sent to the Coast. Orders should be left at the Welle-Fargo office on King Street in Alameda on February 14.
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Tropic Fruit Co
Alameda
Welle- Fargo
King St
SONSUL SAITO NOT SAYS MATSUBARA INVESTIGATION STATEMENT
Hon. K Matsubara acting Consul for Japan said yesterday that a local Japanese source quoted about Consul Saito being investigated is absurd He denied any government inquiry and stated he has received no reference to such an investigation and would know if true.
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Hon
K. Matsubara
Japan
Baitole
Saito Ta
Governor Carter in good health amid confinement
Health conditions in the governor's household improve as the governor recovers in his room with normal temperature. Mrs Carter shows progress and both children are pronounced well and home.
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Carter
No Good Grounds For Mrs Atcherley Complaints
President Pinkham stated there is little business beyond ordinary routing work and urged approval of Dr Harvey Lee Hows for a medical license. A letter from Mary Atcherley prompted his reply. Petitions support Dr Orley for South Kolla and Kona districts. January plumbing inspector and December food commissioner reports, and the chief sanitary officer quarterly report are included.
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Pinkham
Harvey Lee Hows
Mary H. Atcherley
Atcherley
Board of Health
Lewiaiatuen
Orley
South Kolla
Kona
Ateh
Lorley
Dember
Molokans Plan Transport From San Francisco to Local Rift
A cable from G. P. Tilelen to J. B. Cantla states that the first consignment of Molokan workers bound for Kapan will depart San Francisco by ship and arrive here around the 1th. About eighty families are expected to be involved, with the voyage aboard the chartered steamer Olympia sailing through the Rift.
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J.B. Cantla
G. P. Tilelen
Kapan
San Francisco
Reese Guilty Finding Reported in Local Coroner Inquest
The coroner's jury concluded George Reese died from a gutshot wound in his room above the Twilet Saloon. Indicted by Wincelf, the ruling followed an afternoon investigation with witnesses including Will Theo the dead man's wife, a Porto We girl named Maria Revelra, and J.T. McDonald of the Board of Health.
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George Reese
Tootenain
Twilet
Wincelf
Will Theo
Porto We
Maria Revelra
J.T. McDonald
Hoard of
Surplus Advances in Germania Life Insurance Firm
Testimony by Cornelive Dore, president of Germania Life Insurance, cites 64,000 policyholders with voting power per $100 reserve. Inquiry notes about total insurance in force near ten million dollars and a steadily rising surplus. A witness questions ticker-watching practices for profit clarity.
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Cornelive Dore
Nus
Germania Life Insurance Company
Doreman
Earh
New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser
Tropic Pratt Company chief to depart for inland assignment
Byron O. Clark, president and manager of the Tropic Pratt Company, will leave the Manchetta on a биome ter to the sam inland.
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Byron O. Clark
Tropic Pratt Comany
Manchetta
What You Save What You Save im What counts not what you earn
Financial advice urges saving money and investing with us to earn dividends. The message emphasizes that capital idle in a wallet earns nothing, but invested funds grow wealth and contentment through compounding returns.
Precinct Delegates Convention Under Revised Rules
Precinct delegates meet under tightened rules after changes adopted yesterday by the Republican party. The session aims to set delegate allocations and future nomination procedures, with party officials outlining revised guidelines and eligibility criteria.
Remand in Custody After Supreme Court Ruling
Supreme Court remands Anin to the High Sheriff after denying habeas corpus petition. Justice Hartwell notes judgment valid though made in absence, with ten days imprisonment for Anin for contempt. Judge Lindsay’s contempt sentence stands. matter may go to United States Supreme Court on writ of habeas corpus if pursued.
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Supreme Court
Y. Agiatan
Habek
Hartwell
Juntion Frear Uien
Tod
Lindsay No Aain
Anna
Jinbows
Tony Tewe
Lindway
Hayle
Humphreys
J Gear
Anin
Lindsay
Amin
Bret
Frear
Humphreye
Stenngrapher Bell
Tiadway
Whiting
Frank J. Thompson
Judgal Lindsay
George Henshall
The
Star
H. W. Kinney
Bulletin
Proseer
Jude Lindsay
Bell
Huaphreye
Wimghrove
Linevitch reports calm fronts in Far East regions
General Linevitch announces Vladivostok and Harbin are quiet and the pacification of the Transbaikalia region is insured while Castellane remains unreconciled.
Grand Jury Probes Che- Fraud as Scandal Deepens
The Grand Jury continues its hunt for che fraud, following bankers and gambling figures across the capital. Police and prison guards are questioned, with investigators widening to include meat market staff and other workers as the inquiry seeks hidden schemes and silent witnesses.
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Grand Jury
Cbs
Grand
Ab Ou
Oahu
Grant
Ahoee
Ue Bac
Attorney Thayer Moves to Remove Deputy Kekauatia Case Reset
Attorney W W Thayer seeks to remove Deputy Keritt Kekauatia of Koolauloa from a case tied to a petition for removal under county and fed law. The trial was rescheduled from January 6 1908 to later date without defense notice, with witnesses unavailable and judge opening court at 10 o’clock.
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W. W. Thayer
Keritt
Pama
Hale Court
Hayate
Use Sourt
Jenn
Mheritt Kekavoha
Honolulu
Wan Gus Koso
Nalehon
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Cortah Tion
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Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Moor
Tetephone
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
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Brussels
Monty
America
Venezuela
Washington, D.C
Ling Tined
United States
Charey
Pram
Castellane
Paris
France
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False Bay
Windward
Kingsbury
Boston
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