Judge Robinson Cable Seeks Roosevelt Backing
Libert and Libert allies push strong support to Judge Robinson. Fishey Libert sent a cablegram to President Roosevelt urging the judge’s side. The Young Men's Institute and Red Men also cable in support, while Catholic Church leader Judge Robinson is noted as a prominent member. The M. I. reportedly sent a message denying involvement in the alleged tangle.
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Fishey Libert
Roosevelt
Robinson Tatter
Ht Menage
Young Men's Institute
Red Men
Robinson
M. 1
Gine
Island Delegates to Washington Confer Tomorrow
Oahu and Maui delegates to Washington will meet tomorrow afternoon to confer on the new five per cent revenue measure. The delegation plans to settle all details for the trip to the mainland, then depart three days later. The meeting marks the first time the island group will assemble to finalize arrangements.
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Oahu
Hawaii
Maui
Washington
Mainland
Land ceded to United States viewed for army and naval use
Tenney discusses nearly two million dollars in land ceded by the Territory to the U S Government for army and naval purposes. The document lists parcels with values and locations including a wharf site and hospital area, and notes the dividend outlook for Ewa plantation with sugar prices and labor concerns.
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Washington
Unive States
Ares
Valle
Tey
Landa
United States
BE. A. Tenney
Caustic & Cooke
Ewa
Monsy
Writ 15 Sues Judge Robinson in Habeas Corpus Case
The document notes writ of habeas corpus filed this afternoon in the Tom Pong case, with details claiming conviction in District Court for selling opium. It includes references to lands reserved by proclamation of the governor, and mentions Agricultural Experiment Station land uses and hospital facilities with various area measurements and dates from 1901.
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Akia
Howeimu
Kahutul Citar House
Kewalouka
Tome
Kerwalouks
Gear's Contention In Habeas Corpus May Save Merchants
An application for writ of habeas corpus to Circuit Judge Robertson in the Territory argues Tom Pong was convicted under a law altered by the Code Commission and contends the poisonous drug license provisions and corporate exhibit requirements were not valid law. Judge Gear argues the changes themselved unconstitutional, and Pong remains imprisoned awaiting the writ decision while merchants debate corporate exhibits and Territorial compliance.
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Robertson
Tom Pong
Distriet Court
George D. Gear
Cofpus
Code Commission
Ely
Tom
Treasury Department
Merchants’ Association
Gear
W.J. L. Whitney
Honoluii
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Be Wise With Money Says Schwab Advice Note
A fragmented financial tip urges careful money use before speculation. It mentions Charles M Schwab and cautions that winners and losers exist, stressing wise investing for reliable returns and happiness. The text promises expert advice and investment services based on long experience.
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Chas. M. Schwab
Jalition
Selected Pineapples Tropis consignment note pars
The notice records a consignment of Tropis pineapples with a fragmentary mention of Mongar Wallis and related handling. Details are incomplete but indicate an import or shipment event tied to a location or party names.
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Mongar Wallis
Guardians Show Splendid Handling of Estate Affairs
Adgust Ahrens and FW Maoturi and Ute morning acted as guardians in the estate of George Hichareon and received their discharge. Judge Hollinen praised their efficient management of the estate assets. They charged 998730 for the period June 1 1996 to Nov 3 and sought 4178.43. 44155 was moved to the capital account. Master M T Simonton’s report notes guardians were appointed June 16 180% with estate property then listed.
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M.T. Simonton
Honolulu police court to install linoleum floor
A 1910s report describes covering the police court floor with linoleum to improve comfort for prisoners. Barefoot detainees currently stood on the bare boards as the court handles fines sentences and other judgments, but the new flooring will provide warmth and dignity amid daily proceedings.
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Honolulu
Take Unexpected Ride on King Street Drunks Stopped by Patrol Wagon
A pair of old Hutive men rode a rig along King Street this afternoon and enjoyed the ride until a Thames Square patrol wagon stopped them. Police were called, ending their unintended joyride.
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King Street
Thames Square
Harvard Bans Football Sport Amid Reform Move
Boston Jan 18 Harvard prohibits football activity as part of broader reform efforts. The intercollegiate sport faces suspension until further notice as authorities review safety and regulation standards.
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Boston
Harvard
Protil
Chaffee Resigns. Geneva to Succeed as Chief of Staff
General Chaffee resigns as chief of staff and his resignation is accepted. Geneva will succeed him. Captain A. T. Cowles nominated for chief of the Naval Bureau of Equipment. James Brown Scott of California to be solicitor for the State Department.
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Washington
Gen. Chaffee
Geneva
Naval Bureau of Equipment
A. T. Cowles
James Brown Scott
California
Columbia University
State Department
Patrick attorney granted reprieve to March
A troubled note reports Attorney Patrick, long under sentence of death, was granted a reprieve until March. Separately, a Chinese commission visited the Chicago rifle squadron flagship and the University of California Berkeley. They план to start east tomorrow, continuing their tour.
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Kowal
San Francisco
Chicago
Rifle
University
Berkeley
De Bolt Prepares New Rules For Court Calendar Reform
Judge De Bolt drafts a new calendar rule set to streamline April term cases in this court. It proposes cases reach in order regardless of prior dismissals, penalties for nonappearance, writing continuance requests, and reassignment of jury civil and criminal matters among judges for efficient trial handling.
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de Bolt
Itis
Passengers Departed Par 3 8 Mioners to Colonies
A fragmentary police court note reports two inebriated men facing Judge Whitney after a rough night. One man appeared innocent of the offense. the other faced a pending sentence as the case lingered. The entry references Jan 14 and a Auckland bound passenger Miss Latimer amid awkward phrasing and unclear details.
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Mioners
Colonies
Auckland
Miss Latimer
Whitney
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