Territorial grand jury aims at fraud cases in hawaii
The Territorial grand jury returned five true bills charging Solomon Meheula Enoch Johnson Jonah Kumalae and others with gross cheat and conspiracy to defraud the Territory. Indictments accuse Meheula of buying books for the House with no delivery and Johnson Kumalae and Jobson of items and services not performed. The court scheduled further proceedings with defendants released on own recognizance while cases proceed.
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U. B
Bolomon Meheula
Enoch Johnson
Jonah Ramaine
Ae Storontie
House of Representatives
Grove
Enard
Job
Rome
Etment
Jonah Kumulae
Fuente
Robinson
B.C. Pottorn
Depuy
Peters
J Leon
John
Jude Robinson
Johson Jett
Enoch John
Cveret
Solomon Meheula
Daneamor
Meheula
Kaveh Johnson
Jonah Kamaloe
Pieas
Johnson
Kamaine
Meboulaia
Krom
Jobson
Rumaine
Johnaan
Kumalay
Chienese Fonds
Raech Johnson
Anwar
Jone
Karmilee
Johnie
Solomon Meheala
Maren
Bec
Ald
Moubers
Thid Meeheula
Teanon
Eald House
Wald Hu
Toowlts
Lalerly
Auld Mouse
Hawaii
Aaid
Wri
Wervices
Brock Johnson
Groas
Governor’s Sands Point Clarifies Territory Policy Debate
Ambiguous remarks from the Governor at Sands Point suggest continuing to work through the problem yields more gain than yielding to the Territory policy push. The unwelcome point remains a focal issue as treasury concerns and regional interests collide in the evolving discussion.
Federal Judge Power and Grand Jury in Contempt Case
A fragmented report discusses federal judge authority versus state protection of courts, pending indictments from the grand jury, and the two anticipated lines of commentary. It notes the voucher question now rests with the grand jury to test testimony before the public and satisfy taxpayers.
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Pedera Court
Finances and the Treasurer in Territory Governance
Governor Carter discusses the Ainwuulat conditions and the push to appoint aTreasurer of his own choosing. The Treasurer faces pressure amid debates on resignation timing and economic policy. Officials warn against using personnel change to disrupt territory finances and emphasize stable credit for business.
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Carter
United States
Simatanooy
Hullatin
Treasury
Commonwealth
Tim
Wood
Tobin
Broadlands Journal Highlight Worded Note
Each exchange of the season brings kind news to every one. Broadlands 10.) Journal
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Broadlands
Panamanian independence figure recalls revolution effort
Stephen son, Practical House Painter from King Street, discusses his role as one of six men who helped raise a major revolutionary work in the United States toward Panama's independence. He notes the task was difficult and success came through persistent effort and dedication.
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Panama
Tricy Robe Cn
United States
Miss Spencer in Police Court Over Language dispute
Miss Spencer, a part Hawaiian girl about twelve or thirteen, faces a charge for using bad language. Witnesses describe her unrefined speech, with Miss Hookano corroborating the accusation while Spencer admits prior arrests. Judge Lindsay admonishes the defendant and releases her.
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Spencer
Mike Spencer
Miss Hookang
Alice Spencer
Sheri
Miss Hookano
Lindsay
Youthful Boast Leads to Noted Visit for Goods
A local lad called on townsfolk with a boastful display of liquor and attempted to take orders for his wares around Bonham Texas. He visited the Favorite office to promote his goods, drawing attention from residents.
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Bonham
Tex
New Opera on Tapis Plans Grand Dramatic Event
New opera on tapis promises the grandest dramatic event of the twentieth century. Iron River, Mich, American venue to host Tuesday evening performance featuring Ten NEMS Wh and eetroom TM in a bold, experimental staging.
Honolulu Gun Club Shoot Yields Prizes and High Scores
The Honolulu Gun Club held a successful range shoot in Manoa Valley with top prizes awarded. Fullerton won first prize a staghandle carving, Porter earned second a silver hunter's flask, and Noblitt took third a set of handkerchiefs. Highest scores came from Fullerton Austin Porter Llewellyn and Harvey among others.
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Honolulu
Manoa Valley
Mont Muttasa
Maday ‘ Dawsol
Fullerton
Walker
Porter
Tiol
Cunningham
Noblitt
Firat-Clan
Harvey
Austin
An & Eauquence Couzens
Austin Go
Booth
Llewellyn
Willams
Gohras
National Guard Receives Hawaii Share of 15000 Militia Aid
Colonel J W Jones announced a War Department message allocating one half of the 15000 militia appropriation to Hawaii, boosting National Guard funds from five to seven thousand dollars for supplies. Secretary Taft’s interest cited as favoring the guard. Joseph Sepper's Toledo, Ohio residence noted in brief.
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J. W. Jones
War Department
Territories
Hawaii
National Guard
Taft
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