Judge Gear Denounces Unlawful Police Evidence In Burglary Case
In Hawaii, Judge Gear tonight condemned the Walalue Agricultural Company manager for illegal entry into defendants homes without warrants. Three men were found guilty of burglary and faced sentencing as the court observed that evidence gathered unlawfully should not convict. The trial adjourned to 12 o clock for further proceedings with mercy considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walalun Agricultural Company
Humphreys
Walstus Plantation
Theaa
Bleaseetunta
United States
Republic of Hawaii
Walalue Agricultural Company
Gear
Ahowe
Weinape
Rights preserved by the U S Constitution for laborers
A fragment argues the Constitution secures the rights of every man, noting plantation managers and others should heed that workers’ rights are defended by the United States Constitution.
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United States
Man in Police Court Over Alleged Theft of Curtains
Jamies Meraberg, called Dr. Cooper’s kitchen inkey, appeared in Police Court on a charge related to taking a jon and curtains. The defendant claimed no attorney. deputy sheriff said friends and relatives refused further contact and would not testify. Committed for trial to the court of chancery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Meraberg
Cooper
Fareway
Litge Wilcox
bin Avi Bo
Chillingworth
Witt
Hat Beon
Held Day March 29 Promotes Interclub Field Day Plans
Representatives from Chevarious athletic groups met with the Boy Tiriquigo committee to organize a community Held day for fundraising and athletic events at Kapatan Park. Clubs including Monolitt Athletic Association Kamehameha School and YMCA will form committees, with a cups award for top point earners and events ranging from sprints to field events.
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Che
Thin Ett
Boy Tiriquigo
Monolitt
Malle Hinman
Kamehameha School
Kamehameha
Pruuben Athletics
Punwhan
Scuttiah
Young Men's Christian Association
Hays’ Brigade
Wo W. Harrie
Boyan” Brigade
Eulen
United States
Kaptatant Park
Jnimviluale
Rames
Ranvans Che Banin
Lott
Mde
He Bani
Amonig
Madame Bishop Recovered From Nervous Shock
Madame Geneyra Johnstone Bishop shows marked improvement after a nervous shock from a fall on Fort street. She will remain in Honolulu until March 16 before leaving by the steamer, with many friends sending flowers and greeting at the hotel upon her recovery.
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Fonkk
Iriande
Hall Cable Case Goes Before Pollew Court
In forenoon session JW Malt appeared on a rape charge in Pollew Court. Deputy Bharlt Chillingworth said witnesses had been examined and evidence submitted after Grand Jury findings. The judge adjourned the case until tomorrow morning for further action.
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JW. Malt
Bharlt Chillingworth
Tie
Hall'acee
Wilcck
Coffee planters push for duty on South American beans
A front page discussion notes plan to send a man to Washington to lobby for protective duties on South American coffee, led by brokers tied to Hawaii. The push argues tariffs are essential to safeguard Hawaii’s coffee industry amid rising Latin American exports, with figures cited on production and export growth through 1900.
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Washington
Ewell Henry
Hirhe
Talandé
United States
Wty Free
Yenter Day
Coffee production shift heightens Hawaii role
Text notes the potential rise of Hawaii as a major coffee producing country, alongside diminishing doubt among planters. It mentions one small day on South American coffee and suggests many who have avoided planting may be drawn in by the prospect of expansion and industry protection.
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Washington
Infante
South America
Brasil
United
United States
Aybel
Lonlanon
Telandy
Porto Rica
Gothem
Latin America
Europe
Bedson
Bagi
Lato Pont
Kona
Kona Rallrnad
Hawaii
Gilnghorth and Dobson Haeth in Police Court
In the Police Court session Judge Wilcox presided as Mr. Chillingworth and Mr. Davidson argued over the trial of Mate Cabr al charged with vilger len. The Grand Jury report and possible further investigation were discussed, with delays to Monday and preparations for witnesses. The exchange included notes on Deputy Attorney General Cathcart and the jury’s readiness.
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Deyry
Grar
Bia
Mr. Chillingworth
Davidson
Wilcox
Cathcart
Grant
CDI
Ingworth
Saaeagee
Aril
Rough voyage ends as schooner Charlee Law returns damaged
The schooner Charlee Law Wave Huey sailed from Wile yextertay Hermuan after an anxious voyage. A strong westerly gale with heavy seas smashed into the vessel injuring a Japanese deckhand. The ship rested at Woodbury’s Hitmarket wharf as crew offloaded cargo and the crew assessed damage.
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Charlee Law
Huey
Hermuan
Iag
Bern
Bern the Meat Ingileasmat Nae In Their Experts Once In These Waters, Abachee
Woodbury
Hitmarket
PHAETONS ABHORE Meeting Notice and Labor Society Session
The Phantom crew to WC AS THIEL AE Ap tomorrow invites YOM G A and Anely Erenide to a program split between a share and a whip portion with tor running. Hudluli and vioola Labor Society meeting at Maternity Home postponed. business deferred until Wednesday to await President Reine David.
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HM. A Phanton
YOM G. A
Anely Erenide Arewlan Cardinily
Hudluli and Vioola Labor Society
Maternity Homie
Reine David
Fad
Parker
Tri Stites
Gasoline Boat in Storm Off Molokai
A gasoline boat encounter near Molokai sparked a harrowing rescue tale. A two‑man crew aboard a tanker named Edward May struggled as breakers washed the ship onto a harbor bar. The crew secured the derelict vessel, while the rescue party and observers watched a perilous sequence unfold with boats flung by waves and one schooner driven ashore.
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Avente
Panied
Mall Crf
Fay Bowen
Mradwally
Imereti Ford Ab Whet
Tory
Tye
Tinty
Molokial Ani
Aion Staunldy
Katutiit Harbor
Kantiakaal
Woedon
Dia
Morean
Plehmarket
Kalaupapa Witout
Two New Saloons Ranted In Honolulu Article
Reported in Honolulu as authorities consider new saloon extensions on Queen Street Cooke Street Kite Street and Beritania Street junctions with King. Proposals include a 300 foot extension from Liliha Street and licenses for two new saloons amid city trade concerns and welfare checks. Names tied to licensing hearings appear, including Sheriff Coney and Albert Nawabt, with opposition and compliance noted.
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ROUEN
Vramuiirer Wright
Waloane
Hatel Street
Heal of
Hove
Bear Lennie
Cornet
Kialow
Kauial
Sherrif Coney
Albert K Nawabt
Bouth
Vague Uialit wine events and legal notices reported
Fragmentary report outlines a debated permit for a wine and beer vendor at Koipala Cine and a High court decision pending. Builders Exchange notes a daily session on various projects and a plan for a concert revenue split of 129000 dollars.
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Manuel Itagota Frottas
Koipala
Divorce and probate notes in local court filings
The court reviewed divorce proceedings in the Arralal case and considered cruelty allegations in the Fernandes matter. Criminal and civil docket items include a bribery and lane issue involving Wang Hut San, witness lists, and multiple named parties. Probate accounts filed for John del Costa and Samuel Johanan show expenses, with minor unexpended funds and real estate details noted. A demurrer in Magoni v Wiley and related matters in Mulniitn Gaceero are scheduled for next Tuesday.
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Himpneevele Tewring
Wang Hut San Ve
Choek Sig
Whitch
Brwaleting & Lane
Corbett
Joneg
Garey
Tans
Wal
San Nowe
Nakuole
Dan Morenberg
W. J. Ordway
Howput
Babi
Alma
Mamphreyy
J. J. Arralal
Guilhermina Arralal
Alin Drairing Fernandes
Cruetty
Rooks
Larveny
Gear
Boon
Tmanhe
Jarry Ronaleted
WC Crunk
Chine Ball
Charlot
Spencer Tech Renear
Wo Dusenberg
Houwhemit
Jae Daraer Dole
Spencer
Aunde Amana
Gebetng
Mhitzkeey
Aliana
Mary
Chan Kih Wong
Lak Young
Philip J Parley
Manter
MG. Silva
John del Costa
Vauehers
HLA
Brewer & Co May Take Hold In Receivership Case
Manager Robertson will inspect the Kana Sugar Company property as part of the receivership proceedings. If findings are favorable, C Browne & Co will assume the role previously held by Brewer & Co. The hearing at St. Mary Court was attended by several parties including Allan Herbert and Samuel M. Dinan. The receiver Warttenberg and Hamuel Dinan are appointed to oversee the process aboard the Mauna Loa tomorrow.
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Oun Bikar
Netatiene
Eneiratiats
Clpehie Court
Humphreye
Allan Hyrhert
Alfred Mayoon
Sanilet Ajlen
J .Ny
Jailae
Robert Sank
C.browne & Co
Governor Bole haw delays special election proclamation
A chaotic report cites Governor Dale and secretary Hawen delaying the proclamation for a special election. Officials say a formal notice may appear within two days as political aides discuss timing and who will be named.
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Bole Haw
Mr Hawen
Mulletto
Hoverhor Dale
Dale
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Waialua Agricultural Company
Jules Gear
Humileat
Honalule
Lea
Rae
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Cor, Hotel and Union Bts
Union
W. W. Harris
Kapiolani Park
Madame Bishop
Hall
Porto Rico
Congress
Gilnghorth and
Dobson
Charles Levi Woodbury
Hild
Alameda
Molokat
Kalaupapa
Wade
Honolulu
meMmiare
Panny Kottott
Grease Court Maemary
Ronda Torbinalf
Rubell
United State
Vaech
Maneye
Suh
Wneager
Eile Cotmiry
Werkly Edition
Crime Bulletin
Selunfor
Értate
Samunl Johanan
Ical
Brewer &C
Kona Sugar Company
Robertson
Wandenberg
He Mulletieve Special Industrial Edt
Chook
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