New Grand Jury Sworn In and Inquisitorial Tone Emerges
A newly sworn grand jury, convened by Judge Der Holl, reads charges and adjourns to Thursday, signaling an inquisitorial approach. Judge De Botte notes no local problems but emphasizes community duty and public accountability. The piece quotes Chief Justice Katt praising the jurors and urging vigilant citizen participation to prevent pretrial prejudice.
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First Husband Alive After Marriage Dispute Ignite Hawaii Court Ruling
The Supreme Court reviews a case involving a woman named Jane who, believing her first husband dead, remarried in January 1907. The opinion addresses whether her second marriage violated law given her belief, while the other parties, including Albert Mateo and Sally Marco, contend various factual claims. The court examines the timeline and possible annulment grounds surrounding the purported death and remarriage.
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Prices Hold Firm as Trading Grows Across Markets
Market notes show demand for Mettryde rising with prices firm around 6.50, Hawaiian Commercial near 8, Pioneer around 200, Wahia up to 92.60. Buyers scarce, sellers reluctant, with broader market drift lifting quotations and science stock expected to 118 to 128. Editorial desk reports tone of steady gains and cautious optimism.
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British warships urged to observe strict neutrality
A London bulletin reports that British warships in Nicaraguan waters have been instructed to maintain strict neutrality in all matters connected with the conflict between Nicaragua and the United States, as of January 10.
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One Year for Sugar Men in Sugar Trust Case
The Sugar Trust case ends with Ray Pen and partners sentenced to one year in prison after a court found them short weight and guilty of related offenses. The decision cites violations of trust and consumer protection laws.
Beets Stir On Jump Beets Stir On Jump
The report discusses beet prices and futures with focus on a New York price difference of 15 dollars per ton between beet and centrifugals. It references SAN FRANCISCO data, 198 estimates, and a 13s cable quotation affecting the market.
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Insurgent Holding Club Split in Anticipated Rump Tactics
Fragmented report describes insurgents and Democrats weighing moves as a committee probes the situation. It notes no party line formally binding Republicans while leaders hedge on shifting support. The piece hints at a broader struggle over Speaker control and regulars’ stance before decisive actions.
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British Electionslooming as Parliament Dissolves
London January 10 Parliament was dissolved today and will reconvene in February. Elections will determine the budget and the direction of national policy amid an atmosphere of impending political change.
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Rumor on U S District Court Vacancy in Hawaii
An aspirant to the United States District Court seat in Hawaii, vacated by Judge George Woodruff, is discussed amid rumors of White House consideration. Governor Frear’s earlier praise of A G Robertson, objections from supporters, and potential shifts with Taft and Wickersham are noted as influences on the nomination.
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Honey Is After Land Frauds Special Bulletin Cable
Portland report notes a trial proceeding in Portland involving Hermann on land fraud accusations. The bulletin highlights investigative angles and ongoing courtroom proceedings.
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Letter Carries Threats Targeting Tax Assessor
An anonymous letter sent to T Wilder, Tax Assessor of ahu, was handed to the county prosecutor. The note includes hostile language against a named religion and appears to be a threat aimed at the official and his associates.
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FLYING "Didn't Say It" Stunts on Chart Days Back in Cable
Preliminary events drew a large crowd as aviators Glenn Carp and Willard Paulham led a display amid others less noted. In other news Governor Frear and Candidate McCandless testified before the Committee of Territories on land laws in Hawai i with disputes over county taxation and bond issues, prompting questions about the Territory's tax powers and county reach.
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Cruiser New Orleans returns for repairs with leaking boilers
The cruiser New Orleans, en route to the Philippines via Honolulu after sailing Saturday, turned back to port today due to badly leaking boilers requiring in port repairs.
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Hubbard In Command Special Bulletin on Pacific Station
A special bulletin reports Hubbard relinquishing command at the Pacific station and Admiral Hubbard sailing home by the first steamer from Aaiatio Harbor.
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Conference Is Explained Involving Railroad Heads
In Washington on January 10, Congressman Townsend questioned administration officials about a recent conference. The discussion centered on wording changes to a bill and the involvement of several railroad presidents with the President.
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Ion
House Resolves Senate Inquiry Into Secretary Ballinger
The House approved a resolution favoring its control over the investigation of Secretary Ballinger. An amended plan allows the House to choose its own nine member inquiry panel, preventing a joint method with the Senate and ensuring timely action during the probe.
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D. C
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Investigation Into Opium Ring on Pacific Mallners
Federal grant and longshoremen involved in an opium operation were being investigated by United States District Attorney Breckens and officials including Hendry and Hackabie. Indictments were expected, with jurors likely to return charges against multiple suspects as the inquiry continued for several days.
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Comet Sightings Noted By Honolulu Residents
Suburban residents cite Halley’s Comet visible at night in the December issue of a magazine. They study its position near a constellation and claim clear skies reveal the glowing trail with a good eye.
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Comet rumors spark midnight watch in town
A fragmented notice describes residents gathering at night to observe a bright celestial object. Despite garbled text, it implies interest in the Halleylike comet and urges caution or curiosity among locals.
Filipinos Go to Hawaii in Diplomatic Mission
An unclear report describes a group arriving in Hawaii amid a pact era. It notes a foreigner Helene returning from Makuwell with several people, mentioning Liberty’s party and financial matters, amid transportation and labor facility references.
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