Equity suit seeks instruction on Brewer stock dividend
Trustees under HA P Carter seek a declaratory decree in equity to determine disposition of 875 shares of Brewer & Co. Ltd. stock issued as a dividend, with four defendants named in the will of HA P Carter and related estate interests. The report also covers a Kihei Maui steamer grounding and immigration cases of Chinese exclusion in Honolulu.
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Joseph O. Carter
George R. Carer
HA. P. Carter
Frances Crohore
Agnes ©. Galt
Cordelia J. Carter
Sibyl A. Carter
George R. Carter
Eadh
O Brewer & Co. Ltd
H. A. P. Carter
Brewer
Cir Jeuit
Perry
P. H. Burnette
Medeiros & Decker
Reman Bros
Humphreys & Gear
A. G M. Robertson
Kalua N. T. Harrison
W. A. Henshall
George W
Kilauea Hou
Wilder Steamship Co
Kihei
Maui
Hilo
Mitchell
Abe
Rihei
Aline
Honolulu
Twenty Chinamen a Cart in Cruel Transport Shocked Judge Warns
A local humane officer is urged to inspect early King Street for cruelty to animals as a small boree draws a cart packed with about twenty Chinamen en route to work. Judge Wilcox cites evident mistreatment and urges action. The Bulletin notes readers may consult its advertising columns for details.
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Wilcox
King Street
Opium Seized at Quarantine Station Arrest
Yesterday afternoon Jack Mc Veigh arrested Wong Tai at the quarantine station and had him moved to the police station. A basket belonging to the man held four fulae, three Bologna sausages with opium, and a large tin with about ten pounds of sopium hidden in the false button.
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Jack McVeigh
Wong Tai
McVeigh
Pig Cane Case Ends with Not Guilty Verdict
In Police Court, J A Magoon was acquitted of a common nuisance charge over a pig pen issue. Sanitary Inspector Charlock testified about conditions, Magoon defended that he fixed the pen after a prior complaint, and Judge Wilcox discharged him.
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Magoon
J. A. Magoon
Charlock
Ma waiian Rifle Association Shooting on January 17
The Ma Hawaiian Rifle Association announces its semi annual shooting starting Tuesday January 17 at the Kakaako grounds. Entries close Monday January 16. Nine events offer fifteen prizes with trophies of considerable value. The exhibition aims to attract top marksmen with well prepared routines and keen competition. Read the New Today in the Banner for the list and details.
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Taoceday
Kakaako Batts
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Strength and Nerves
Mary E. Lewis of University Ave Guthrie Oklahoma reports relief from weakness of the spine and nervousness after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She cannot recommend it enough and notes she has not been troubled with weakness since starting the remedy. Hood's Pills are the only companions she uses with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy and efficient.
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Hood
New Minh Captain Praises Lassing Mill Efficiency
Captain Broo of the Raval reports the new Lassing mill operating smoothly with no breakdowns since installation. The rail line will shut for feeders, then recertify, and eighty tons daily output is planned. Captain Abt Horn, manager at Lahoina plantation, is proud of the mill’s performance after hard work.
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Broo
Raval
Raill
Labaiow
Abthorn
Lahoina
Soldiers moved from Post to Panchbow Battle Hospital
Between ninety and a hundred men have been moved from the Post to the Panchbow hospital where they are reported to be doing well. A rumor claimed removal to Paseh bow hospital, but Dr Waed denies it, noting Buena Vista hospital and Ponchbowia both need staff. only ten men remain at the Bost hospital and they are too ill to move.
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Panchbowl
Pasehbow
Waed
Buena Vista Hospital
Ponchbowia
Bost Hospital
Tihe
Crank the ship cook beaten aboard St Francis
The ship St Francis crew faced a violent incident as Crank, the Negro cook, was beaten while drunk. He suspects sailors aboard the vessel played a role in his injuries and recalls a prior assault on a crew member. He decries violence as improper.
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St. Francis
P Teona
Mohie Bark Runs Afloat After Ashore Incident
The American bark Mohie ran ashore near Miowern, unable to clear the reef as wind failed. A tug boat responded, guiding Mohie back to sea after a tow and checks showed the vessel in passable condition.
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Mohie
San Francisco
Onptain
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