Grand jury examines paid police roster and witnesses
The Territorial Grand Jury opened with an examination of the Police Department pay roll listing seven paid imperial officers and salaries from 20 to 80 per month. Witnesses included Auditor Bicknell Wakie and several Hawaiian, Japanese, and Chinese residents. adjournment set for Monday with more hearings expected next week.
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Territorial Grand Jury
Tts
Police Department of
Ialin
Bicknell Wakie
Tolle
Spe
Yrod Larega
Manuel Leal
Hong Kos
Joseph Nobriga
Katinapenti
Charien Klein
George Wright
Bicknell Iid
Alana Kaplanda
Nest
Kaen
Nationalitien
Sulmida
Ayreat
Anniti
Chariie Clark
Walliff
Japanese Bride Scheme Ends in Arrest and Court Ruling
Miyashita faces prosecution after Fugle accused him of arranging a wife purchase for cash and bonds. The court heard Miyashita explain the bonds belonged to a friend Komada who failed to supply the wife. Fugle was arrested following an assault claim and awaits trial. public schools plan to join a comic floral parade with horse-drawn floats.
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K. Miyashita
Wittina
J. Fogle
California
Honolulu
Miya Aula
Fugie
San Transiano
Paville
Miyashita
Komada
Pal
Bak
Hie
Komaia
Pugie
Miyashits
Kainiant
Kuplolant
Sugar firms press for Azores migrants as board delays
A sugar industry source says Azores plantations will supply over a thousand Portuguese and Molokan families, while the Territorial Board of Immigration delays a meeting. A man chosen to supervise Azores shipments faces no interpreter, and plans hinge on Molokan or Portuguese settlers offered by Hakalu and Hoko plantations. Commissioner Cooke notes awaiting board confirmation as plans publish in this paper.
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Jack
Aiavlo
Azores
Hokalon
J. P. Cooke
Cooke
My Agementa
Oils Refused Landing On Argyll And Fullerton Cargoes
Low test oils aboard the Steamer Argyll and the barkentine Fullerton failed a 100 flash test under territorial law. Oil was ordered unloaded and moved to a private tank. Port Harford and Honolulu officials discuss retesting and possible return to Port Harford to avoid losses and comply with federal rules on market testing.
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Argyll
Barkentine Fullerton
Union Oil Company
Cable
Tran Port Tarford
California
Port Herford
Pipe dreams and homestead conflicts on Kau lands
Post–Chinese New Year discourse and tensions rise as Kau homesteaders claim land rights. The report notes critics accuse anti homesteaders of peddling pipe dreams while some settlers confront displacement and illegal land dealings. A tale of struggles over land purchase and occupancy pervades this week.
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Kau
Mit
Watching the Tigker President Doroman Questioned on Investments
Doroman was asked about investments as Mo mentioned 935,000,000 of assets split between securities and real estate. Examiner Hughes pressed for profit, Doroman chuckled and stated Germania’s balances were more profitable in Germany due to their different industries.
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Doroman
Aawola
Hughes
Dore
Germany
Fire claim case resulting in multiple judgments
Judge Dole delivered a verdict in a fire claim case against Geet Brows and others. Decrees grant Geet Brows 506.25 dollars with interest from June 22, 1901, eight percent, plus costs and secured payments. Ishop & Company awarded 578.12 dollars with interest from May 4, 1906, at eight percent, and remaining sums to be settled, with further proceedings for costs and payments as dictated.
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Dole Thie
Wiesterfelon
MacLellan Ya
Ishop & Company
Crest Brown
Biehay & Company
la Ube
Rounal
Chun Hoon Hoon Granted Bond in Habeas Corpus Hearing
Hearing in the ChUN Hoon habeas corpus case delayed until Monday as the Attorney General’s Department lacked papers. Judge Gear and Judge Humphreys weighed bail for the defendant while Deputy Prosser and Milverton argued for the High Sheriff. The court approved interim bail, prompting a lively legal exchange.
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Gear
Humphreys
Gynuraly
Prosser
Milverton
Attorney General's Department
Humphreye
Proser
Local Grand Jury to Report on Matter and Oath of Officers
The Federal Grand Jury may report. A list of officers elected to serve the coming year is published. Abily teste BB Kingsbury opened law office in the Howton building rooms 200 and 208, Telephone Main 192.
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Presurain
Abily Teste
Kingsbury Haa
Howton
Pineapple consignment request noted
A note requests a consignment of Treple Fruited pineapples, signaling supply needs. The fragment specifies no dates, quantities, or supplier names, but indicates a procurement action for fruit import or stock.
Bulletin Contest and Political Moves on Liner Large
Keuntor Avhi pushes for a three week extension to rally votes while planning the extended slate. He aims to win the Supervisor At Large on the Republican ticket, courting Hawaiian votes and signaling support from Home Rule Democrats.
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Elands
Aly Banton
Alma
Adil
Mananan
Adi
Avhi'e Newast Sehome Ie
Cote Bine
Dimerli
Tong
Lares
Clarenes Ceabbe
Inp Talon
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Copenhagen
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