Odds and Ends at the Gaol and City Work Updates
A Honolulu city report notes Roy Chamberlain seeks outside deputy answers from Washington. Captain Sam Johnson says quarterly garbage receipts reached 200 dollars. A J Murphy discusses house numbering to preserve new records. Water rates collection shows no privilege favoritism. a city official will appear by the 15th inst.
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Htema
Publ Internet
Roy Chamberlain
Internal Revenue
Ant
Washington
Sam Johnson
Department of Public Works
A. J. Murphy
Honolulu
Enka
Explosives Charge Leads to Arrest in Police Court
Frank Corres appeared in the Police Court on a charge of setting off explosives in a public street. Deputies described an observation of three young men and a subsequent second blast. Correa surrendered a bamboo cane modified to explode with a 22 caliber cartridge. A box of Extra Loud cartridges was found in a pocket. He was fined 10 dollars and costs and given a severe reprimand by Judge Wilcox.
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Frank Corres
Sheri Chillingworth
Corwe
Captain Parker
Hotel Street
Fort
Analor
Correa
Red Lottera
Correa Wan
Wilcox
Louie
Matthew
Pallew
Kelehin
Tan
Agatnet
Cate
Honolulu reporter denies claim about judge link
The San Francisco correspondence attributed to Ernestine Coughran claims she will soon go east on a mission for Judge Humphreys. Judge Humphreys, shown the statement, says it contains no truth and notes he has only met her casually during court reporting.
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Mins Ernestine Coughran
Honolulu
San Francisco
Advertiser
Humphreys
Mins Coughran
Hawaii
Hamphreye
Ae & Reporter
EAVES SON AS HEIR TO GUFFIAN ESTATE IN DISPUTE
The late Archibald Guffian Gilfillan and Mabel Phillips were linked by a 1930s Honolulu divorce. Guffian, married in Grace Cathedral San Francisco, left a son and an orphaned daughter Mabel Phillips who inherits through an accident policy worth 14 000. The policy may double the company’s obligation, as disputed in San Francisco papers.
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Archibald Forrest Guffian Wap
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Honolulu
Papres
Ailti Ming
Mim Mabel Philpa
Mason
Phillip
Nape Field Wedding Plans at Watliku
The engagement of Miss Maggie Nape to Mr. W H Field is followed by a quiet wedding at Watliku Seminary at noon on the day before New Year’s. Rev. Lin B G Beckwith will officiate. Miss Nape is amiable and popular. Mr. Field is described as enterprising and energetic. congratulations are offered to Waiiku on the couple’s future home.
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Watliku
Maggie
W. HE
Field
Stannaoty ‘Seminary
Lin. BG. Beckwith
Mies Nane
Mani
Alvo
Tsanolila
Firecracker Nuisance Leads to Police Court Actions
Four young boys were arrested last evening for letting off firecrackers in the street. Reprimanded and discharged by Judge Wilcox in Police Court this forenoon. The incident nearly caused a panic on the crowded street. No one may set off firecrackers without permission from the Governor. in his absence, consent must come from a district magistrate.
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Wilcox
Special Election Rules Amid Governor Dole Vacancy
A special election is discussed to fill the Fourth Representative District vacancy caused by Archibald F. Gilfilan's death. The law requires an election, but naming a candidate was not yet possible, with uncertainty over timing and candidacy for the governor's seat.
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Dole
Ifa
Archibald F. Gilfilan
Tin
Mar
Harbur
Las
WLM
HoutMe
Dave
Re Republicaur
Siac
Bellery
Jonahamliana Jole
Sor
Kahutul Harbor Fleet Reports Stock Uptick At Kaw Port
The Kahutul Harbor Fleet at Wailuku and Deesa Kahuril arbor notes ships arriving with sugar and hither cargo. Ka hulil Lumber Company has rebuilt stock after shortages and can supply items from shingle to Mug pold, with port ready to fulfill orders.
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Wailuku
Deesa
Kahuril
Kaw
Kahulil Lumber Company
A Home Enterprise Spars with Insurance in Foreign Firm
Fragmentary text discusses preferring a home insurer Oriental Life with offices in Brangenwald Building. It mentions delays, a collision with another car, and finishing a trip in an ambulance.
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Oriental Life
Brangenwald Bldge
Pro Rata Allowance Of Appropriations For Quarter
Government expenses for the quarter ending March 31, 2002 show pro rata reductions. The schedule of monthly expenditures reflects appropriations to the general fund, with payrolls and other costs adjusted by the 6.23 reduction per month.
Hawaiian fishing rights suit aims to define public waters claims
Kapiolani Ketate Ltd and Victoria Ward pursue private fishing rights in Mokaues and Kakuluaoeo as allowed by a territorial act. The suit seeks to file petitions in the Hawaii Chronic Court within two years to validate claims, while other local legal and social notes describe a court case involving a man named Matthew and a New Year’s mischief.
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Kapiolani Ketate, Ltd
Mra
Victoria Ward
Mokaviea
Ku- Kumano
Mokaues
Kakuluaeo
Kinney
Hallow
McClanahan
Plattie
Young brothers buy engine for new Coast launch
One of the Young brothers who ran launches on the tre Ser purchased an engine for a new launch built here by Himeol and brothers. He plans to bring the machinery back later. The bow launch was built for sport with romancing tales and conversations with fishing enthusiasts. It will feature a heavy mine plate at the bottom to let people look into the water for locating the fan.
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Tre Ser
Himeol and Brothers
Felon
Fakermen
Herbert
Mornee J. Craft
Queen Street Nuisance Water Flowing Over Pavement
Residents along Merchant Street near the post office report a steady stream of water pouring over the main thoroughfare. The water from the yard behind the Advertising Office and W. W. Dimond’s carries waste material, making passage unpleasant. No remedy has been taken and citizens grow impatient.
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Merchant Street
W. W. Dimond
Salvation Army praised for nationwide work during population drives
A damaged OCR piece lauds the Salvation Army for noble efforts in major population centers on Thursday. It commends the organization for aiding many people nationwide and suggests others recognize its substantial good works.
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Salvation Army
Perhaparomenody
Wells Fargo Express Office Moves to Masonic Building
Wells Fargo and Co Express was relocated to the Masonic Building at the corner of Hotel and Alakea Street, indicating a strategic office shift. The move consolidates its local operations within a prominent downtown site.
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Masonic Building
COR. Hotel
Alakea Street
Mr Fethiers Plan Ambiguous Travel Notes
Fragmented OCR describes Mr Fethiers considering a trip soon with a stay near New York. He plans a short rest, then return, and may tour aboard a private car to observe facilities and meet associates. The report notes a possible further journey with family involvement and local city travel.
Partition of Lands Metcalf Ejectment Suit Dismissed
The ejectment suit involving Metcalf and others was thrown out on demurrer. Justice La parities met on the matter, with the court ruling the plaintiff failed to show ownership of the land in question at Kawaiaing. Related divorce proceeding and other civil matters appear in the same docket.
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Metcalf
Demurrer
Honaphenys
Mary
Densarer Wwert
al Oil
Frank Godteoy
Wiewe
Thomas Metowll
Agaival Het Eh Rowland
Waul Rm
Kawaiaing
Victet Atos
Enuy Plalite
Betenon JM. Vivas
MG. Silva
W. Adame
Lone K
Adams
Keane
Willhans
Glopau
Tally Ure
Sult
David Pa
Hinglopleva
Dames Carty
Alina
Bihine
Tite
I A. Behweter
Corniot
Dweeanet
Lavi
Pauton
Davis 10 Practice in United States Courts
Davis 10 practice in United States courts in Francisce Der. 22 Wedutie George A Davin of Mawal Hue admitted to practice before the United States Circuit Court and Court of Appeals by Butler Henry Klokhott in his city Duiter Davie accompanied on the occasion by Judge Gear of Manalata and Judge Hebbard of this city. Weekly edition of the Bulletin $1 a year.
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Francisce
George A. Davin
Mawal
United States Circuit Court
Court of Appeals
Butler
Henry Klokhott
Duiter Davie
Gear
Manalata
Hebbard
Raise Railroad Pay Moves at General Managers Meeting
A meeting of general managers in Chicago sparked a push to raise wages for trainmen due to crew shortages and congested traffic. The Pennsylvani a Company case prompted broader consideration of labor costs to improve service, with no formal resolution reached.
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Chicago
Wil
Chicao
Mirstlig
Pepnsylvania Company
ChicaKo
Hoven
Ugg
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