Transition Period Ghost Walking and Bail in U S District Court
Fervid courtroom oratory over a transition period precedes Jude Betee as Judge Betere announces Eugene R. Hendry’s commission as U S Marshal for the District. The session covers bail in the Mankich case, beer law unconstitutionality, and references to Hawaii’s early legal rulings and Ex Parte precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Betee
United States
Beter
Eugene R. Hendry
William II
John Hendrick Haake
James Garrett
J. W. Cathcart
Te Territory
Dilliman
Muetare Lune
Wright
Honoluli
Betes
Tim
Conde
Devin
Osaki Mankich
Doyle
Republic of Hawaii
Duntion Galbraith
Hawaiian Supreme Court
PD Iis
Dispute Over Territory Justice and Prisoner Handlings
A disputed exchange critiques the Territory Attorney General and judges over prisoner releases and a Kahuku riot case. Wade faces manslaughter sentencing while Edmund Peary ben Dole actions draw scrutiny. The speaker urges pursuing Court of Last Resort review and questions grand jury empaneling, noting possible negligence by officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lis
Koon
United States Court
Knox
Wade
Edmund Peary Ben Dole
Department of Justice
Havin
Kahuku
Union
Kenten
Hawaii honeymoon couple from San Francisco arrives in Honolulu
OA Hoey Mota Arthur Spear and his bride travel to Hawaii on a honeymoon. Spear, son of the San Francisco Port Collector, discusses politics and local affairs. The couple’s wedding was held at the Willy home on the 25th. They praise the Island climate and Hawaiian Hotel management while predicting a future sugar-stock rebound as sentiment improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sierra
Arthur Pear
San Francisco
Spears
City
Mies
Willie Scott
William Willa
Willy Home
Syoar
Gage
Speare
Theen
Mr. Spears
California
Starolee
British Cruiser Phaeton Reaches Port After West Coast Cruise
The British cruiser Phaeton, twenty one days from San Francisco, arrived with news of a search for the Condor. The ship, 4000 tons, carried about 320 crew, and Captain Flodt said to proceed to Esquimalt to aid in the search. No sign of the Condor was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mequimalt
Saati
Astoria
Sib Francisco
Phaeton
James Makve
Hanalet
Pasele
Esquimalt
Flodt
Wax Formery
Fourna
Te Welt
Ministerial Union hears paper by Dr Bishop on Hawaiian revival
The Ministerial Union met at Central Union Church parlors at ten oclock. Rev O P Emerman opened with prayer followed by a report on the Murphy Temperance Club. Rev Serena Bishop presented a paper on the Hawaiian revival and the Calvinist mission, citing missions to Hilo and Waimea with vivid scenes and a youth meeting at Ewa with over 1000 present and 400 conversions. A resolution urged careful study of Hawaiian history and mission work, proposing Florence Bishop and Professor W J Alexander undertake the project in English and Hawaiian. The next meeting on March 3 will feature Rev Willan Maree Kincaid on Bohemianism and its church rivalries in the Eastern States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Union
Delock
Central Union Church
O. P. Emerman
W. D. Wowterwell
Te Murphy
Teapernies Club
Tin Dole
Thade
Hilo
Mr. Coun
Walmen
Hawaii
Rew
Lyona
Blubop
Ewa
P. Emerson
Lvadingham
Tr. Florenceahop
W J. Alexander
Ramont
John P. Erdiman
M. Kincaid
Mickey
G. le
Pearson
Serena Bishop
Hiram Hingham
O. Hy Gulick
J. Lendingham Ray
A. ¥. Soares
Ray
WM. Ries
J.D. Waldron
W. Wowtervell
W. J. Ale
The Mada concert tonight at Pollock in Pawshi Hill
The Mada concert was postponed due to the ar rival of the diar de Sierra. Madame Genevra Johnstone Bishop was present but fatigued from age. A chorus rehearsal occurred last night and ticket sales for the coast bark exceeded four hundred tickets sold by the close of sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevra Johnstone Binhop
Pengor
Polock
Pawshi Hill
Punahou
Binhop
Pelf Sought Aboard Solace For Return
A reward for “Pelf” rose from 10 to 20 dollars as authorities pursued the Hindman aboard the Solace. Lieut Gardner located Clarenre C Pelf on King Street last night and escorted him to the ship quietly without incident. He was brought aboard this forenoon, under guard, and to the ship offered no resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenre C. Pelf
Tle Capure
Lieut
Gardner
Pelf
King Street
Tlm
Mudibe's Fast Friend Aboard Solace Story at Police Station
A marine from the Solace visits the police station seeking Big Jig Kupthe. An old friend of a native officer, the marine recalls a past arrest for intoxication and a later handshake that turned into a lasting bond. When the Solace returned from Samoa, he landed ashore and the tale ties back to the same man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abid Marine
Solace Cntrot
Seome
Hongluli
Je Kupthe
Jim
Samoa
EWA Masquerade Ball at Mill Pavilion
A masquerade ball at Ewa pavillion drew about 100 attendees. Guests portrayed various characters, masks came off at 11 and dancing resumed to midnight. Solomons orchestra provided music, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Mill
Ews Pavillion
Solomons Orchentra
Watanabe in Mall Court After Drunken Brawl Appearance
Watanabe, charged with injuring men during a drunken brawl, appeared in Mall Court. He said he was so intoxicated he cannot recall details of the incident. Attorney Chilline Worth for the defense requested a continuation until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watanabe
Furengou
Chillineworth
Starves Bemis-Annual Testimony of Stomach Repair Plan
A Rhodes president of a watertool firm ends a noonto-noon starvation trial after two days without food, claiming four pounds lost and renewed vigor. He cites Dr Henlach theory of stomach repair as supporting evidence and says he would continue annual fasts for seven days. The event was reported amid broader notes of famine-era trials in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Saya Thas
Mr. Rhodes
Henlach
Chicago Exchange
Mortgage Paid by Honolulu Methodists After Long Struggle
Reports that the Honolulu Methodist Church paid a $7000 mortgage, ending months of debt and preparations for improvements. The article recalls a challenging 16 months, with parishioners and neighboring churches contributing to the effort, and notes the church’s new progress and upcoming community events.
Man in Mabon Valley Finds Bottle Message
John Sylva known as the Manna Wonder, a bicycle racer in the city, went from Mabon valley yesterday morning. He hiked a trail to the topmost ridge near Pall, found a bottle under a tree, pulled the cork, and read a message asking anyone reaching that point to ring Burgess at Telephone No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sylva
Mabon
Burgess
Mali
Struck by Quicksand Near Diamond Head Rescue
Mr and Mrs Cunha faced a frightening plunge into quicksand while driving on the Niw ranch near Diamond Head. The couple and their horse were saved with great effort, reaching land safely after the incident. They received refreshments at Charley's house nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunha
Cuna
Charley
YACHTS SAIL TO PEARL HARBOR AS WIND FAILS
On Sunday morning many yachts gathered near the harbor for a day of sailing. Several boats headed toward Diamond Head while others went toward Pearl Harbor but a dying wind left them becalmed. Judge Wilcox and the crews described the sudden calm and the slow drift until re propulsion arrived around 2 PM.
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Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
Ulurn
Wileya
Pear Harbor
Bayer
Wilcox
Cladge
T. W. Hebron
Hawaii
Judge Wilcox
Myrthe
George Crosler
Ned Chapman
Kahuna
Albert Cunha
Chick Johnson
Columbia
C. D. Walker
Hunting party braves extreme cold on Hateman plains
Cap in Mack, Willa Lang, W. Cunningham, Hd, Motherny join a cold weather hunting outing near Hateman. Morning temperatures are described as exceedingly cold with a white front over plains, causing numb fingers and frozen noses as they pursued pheasants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capin Mack
Willa Lang
W. Cunningham
Motherny
Hateman
Expedition Planned At Waikiki Inn
A planned expedition is noted at the Waikiki Inn with organizers preparing routes and itineraries. Details remain sparse but indicate formal coordination and destination notes.
Kalini Land license transfer and Maui firm incorporation
The Kalini Land license transfer is sought by an applicant tied to Maui Soda and Ice Works Abingon Judd, with licensure questions raised about a new license. An incorporation report reveals Mant Boda and Ter Works with A. A. Warnworth as president and a $8,000 capital stock rising to $100,000, including a land and plant conveyance for $45,000 to acquire 200 shares. Professors Koobele and Commissioner Taylor discuss South American agricultural work, pest control, and rubber seed scouting for Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abingon & Judd
W. E. Wall
Clint
Wo Lng
Mawail
Secretary of the Interior
Cooper
Howe Wren
Ares
A. Warnworth
Jak
Kirkland
Geo. Hank
D. Latekin
Wheeler Mint
Wate Iku
Wadeworth
Bng
al Persons
Profese Koobele
Taylor
Hawaii
Mexico
W Cooper Celebrates Fortieth Birthday With Eventful Party
W Cooper of the First National marked his fortieth birthday with a jolly party at the Moana Hotel on Saturday. Fifteen guests attended a pink and elven themed dinner followed by dancing to live music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Cooper
Moana Hotel
Cooper
Princ
Princess Jonah Kalanianaote
and Mea
Cecil Brown
Mr. Fire
Mrs. Ulgerlow
Mise Dickson
Mies Degetad
ser.Govey
Mr. Dickson
Mani
Jill
Moiple
Lohestra
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Philippic
Mankich
Beton
Brown
Alwayn
Mweet
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Cor
Arthur Spear
Honolulu
Condor
Rodman
Sunore
Vleet
Elob
the Ministerial Union
Bishop
Germany
Messian
Mudibe
Bemi
Washington
Philippines
Edmond
Lewin Rosselli
Ninth Cavalry
Altiy
Puinthourt
Prent Methodiet Fipiscopal Church of
Pawiar
Ite
Dinary
Miriam
Kathe
Doreswon
Mr. Waintheart
Wil
Fur Hein
America
Avery
Ani
Jdige
Woabington
Mowe Committee On Judiciary
Vienna
Fell
Grauront
Tbe Miniatry
Jumilee
Kipling
Pittatire Lamier
Walls
Fargo & To
Masonic Temple
Irgess
Professor Koebele
South America
Waikiki
Maui Soda and Ice Works
Cooper's Fortieth
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