Division case motions for digise writ of error in Chinese wife life insurance
The filing shows Margaret J Grieve and Louie Grieve with Kinney Ballon McCiwmahan answering a partition suit. They admit some points and deny others, contesting several shared interests and asserting entitlement to equal undivided interests in certain estates. They agree the King and Rothestreet property cannot be partitioned and should be sold, while other lands may be partitioned among rightful owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret J. Grieve
Louie Griev
Kinney
Ballon & McCiwmahan
Harelot Tatty
Otters
Elizabeth SM
Cushingham
Drclars Howe
Bally
Mandie Lewis
Alice Lewis
Annie, Lewis
Louis Grieve
Miriam Auld
Margaret H. Grieve
James K. Lowle
Catherine Lett
King and Rothestreaty
John Il Kataty
Kebina Mole
James Steward
Jaxi Steward
T. 4
Lloyd
Ellen C. Garos
Alice Ratcliffe
Catherine J. Lloyd
D. Steward
Pacife Mal Company
Ho Yee
Goo Hee Ho Yee
Medal shoot innovations push for gold medals at Hilo event
The report lists shooters from multiple companies with scores ranging from 4% to 68, detailing medal allocations. Captain Sam Johnson wins gold with a high score, while others from Companies D and FD show strong showings. The piece notes a January court session in Hilo and references shipments of carriages sewing machines safes.
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J. L. Benoit
Glendon
Mite
We AL Kiley
A. Wine
Cook
Gumpher
Guydicato
Company C
W. Fetter
W. Higgins
J. Breltax
Meine
W. McKensie
Weight
J. Caceres
Reinhardt
W. Ludio
Company
EM. Wire
Kachow
A. 1. Bright
Nacho
K. Opulanobo
Hilo
Themanly
Sam Johnson
Privat C. Bordfeldt
Local and General News ITEM LIST AND CLERICAL NOTES
A montage of notices from a Honolulu page includes a prayer service at Central Union chapel led by the pastor, agricultural office work by RoC L Perkine, a liquor case deferred in Police Court, and a long roster of society items. The Jule K. Whalen Schooner trial date set for January 19, with Pence waiving jury. H W Holling arrives to oversee paper interests, and local labor relations await Federation input. multiple club meetings, ship receptions, incubator exhibit at 1c0. Hall, Ayres plans to move to Hawaii for produce and wares, and delegates prepare political activity and memorials regarding federal leper settlements. Cricket and cable ship notes close the digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervine Leit
Central Union Chapel
Pamily
Wray Taylor
Agricwlture and Porestry
Roc. L. Perkine
Tomnerew
Mt Kapiolani Park
Ryvery
Bates
Fc Pence
Walves W Jury
H.W. Holling
the & FP Examiner
Noholabt
Wal! Nichole Co. Ltd
Hockmen
Agxrovaly J
Lavllow Ald Bodhity
Mra. John Metal
Oveanle Menmabig Zeaiandin
San Francisco
Cabie
m@eamur
Buckaye Club of
Hawaii
Henry W. House
Nunanu Avenue
Livertow
Auip
Lahnebes
Ebr Nayyeta
Hatohert
Fort Street
Fragmentary dialogue on civilization and marriage
A disjointed exchange discusses Africa, wealth, and marriage with references to characters and a narrator’s concern. The legible parts imply social critique and personal disappointment, ending with a vague family update amid unsettled ambitions.
Hanan Shoes Sole Agent Ad Promises Quality
An advertisement extols Hanan Shoes with snap and vim and claims strong customer loyalty. It highlights that Hanan Shoes are high grade and that the business is the sole agent, inviting customers to share word with friends.
Rent Notices Flash in Bulletin Classifieds
Bulletin publishes a batch of for rent cards listing available units with brief locators and price cues. Property owners advertise rental spaces in the public notices section, inviting inquiries and showing nearby streets or neighborhoods.
Closing arguments in Sumner case unfold before Judge Bolt
Gyorme A. Dayla for John K. Sumner and Bell Vatra for Maria Dacie and Wally Davis argued the trust of the late Panop Olle bishop was revocable by the grantor. Davis contended the bishop terminated the trust and gifted to the church while Dayla urged protections for beneficiaries under testamentary law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolt
Gyorme A. Dayla
John K. Sumner
Bell ©. Vatra
Maria Dacie
Wally Davis
Panop Olle
Bumner
Davie
Davis
Peters
Receme
Camp 2 storekeeper fined for selling liquor
Ab Kean a Chinaman with a Camp 2 address was fined 100 in Police Court after Special Officer Rovie arrested him for selling a bottle of Chinwee liquor to a Chinese hackman. The defendant claimed the hackman urged it and drank a remedy. Judge Wilcox did not credit the defense and set bail at 100.
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Ab Kean
Camp 2
Vineyard Treet
Ab Keaua
Special Oficer Rovie
Chinewe Hackman
Wilcox
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Kinght
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Pacific Beer
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Pacific Brewing and Matting Co
Tacoma, Wash
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
Nebran ‘Kan
California
H. May & Co
Fire Insurance the
B. F. Dillingham Go., Ltd
Atlas Insurance Company
London
Phoenix Assurance Co
New York
Providence
Washington Insurance Co
Hawnix Insurance Co
Brooklyn
Albert Raas
Insurance Dep'lm’t
Stangenwald
Beaver
Fort &T
Bet, Queen and Merchant
Key West
WJ. Nolte
Lovejoy & CO
Ath Safeies
Nuaiu Street
Buue
Lewis & Company, Ltd
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
Lewis & CO
Shannon
TEWIS
Batee
John J. Boreckals & Co
Vaby
Hoftachiaeger Co, Ltd
Towa Plamtarion
Herbert M. Ayres
Atleror
Hauuia
Honolulu
Jonah Kalamenade
Kallon
Kona
Honolu
George Hervert
Silvertown Amd
CC Dickenwon
Commercial Parite Cable Company
Clarence Movfirlane
Republican Central Committee
Mark Henna
Feder
Monckin
Siivertown
Hi. Rymer
Jones
Rutter
Harwoch
Teal Office
Anderson
Atatf
Eardmore
Africa
Maud
NeBien
McInerny Shoe Store
J. M. Webb, Propet
Sharp & Wise
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Waal Horch Hotel
Watsloa Station
South King ST
Monolulu
Jan
Sumner
Sond Ghinese
Squor
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Everen
E. W. Jordan & 60, Ltd
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