Governor States His Intention on Hawaii Revenue Share
Report of a private Hawaii delegation meeting in Honolulu to push for seventy five percent of federal revenue for Hawaii. Delegates vowed unity, details discussed, press barred, and plans to endorse a Hawaii aligned policy. Governor’s endorsements and future selections referenced amid political maneuvers. Also brief notes on court decisions and local humor items. Continuous coverage of local politics, court actions, and notices.
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Oahu
Hawaii
Mau
Washington
J. Br, Galt
Commission
Geo. W. Smith Wan
Special Court Term Called By Judge Dole For February
Special term ordered by Judge Dole to clear accumulated criminal business in United States District Court. District Attorney motions and defendant consents led to the Feb 14 start. Grand Jury of 23 names and 48 for trial jury requested. List includes William Thompson Honolulu and several Honolulu, Hilo and Waimea residents. (Continued on Page 4).
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United States Dietret Court
Dole
Isavel
Enurt
Art
William Thompson
Honolulu
R. L. Auerbach
Honolul
George Kaiser
Honokan
Hawaii
Blackstad
Waimea
Kai W
Feendenburg
Richards
Arthur C. Ale Ger
N. I. Gedge
Honolus
John C. Clancy
Joseph A. Gilman
James W. Gor Yin
Chas. R. Collins
J. 8. Anderson
Hilo
H. L. Herbert
Honolus Charles Nieman
Harry BE. Webster
Ionolulu
W. W. Harris
G. Schumann
J. H. Fiddes
Ito
Senator Achi Seeks County Supervisor Seat via Historic Inquiry
Achi announces candidacy for County Supervisor and responds to a four month old inquiry from the Mulletin. The unsigned 1905 document requests birth place, residence, arrival to the country, number of children, offices held, past business, tenure in the Senate, party, election status, and career highlights.
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Achi
EK. Devauchelie
Tad
Siri
Pete Eee Reese
Evolution of Electric Hallway Presented by Ho nolulu Engineers
At the regular monthly Ho nolulu Engineering Association meeting last evening Balisaryne read a paper on the Evolution of Electric Hallway. The paper was well received. Plans for the next meeting in Montcaly Hon aim to discuss Coi ae Siatan Hono lisin with agendas.
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Balisaryne
Honolulu Engineering Association
M.ontcaly
Coi
Case Submissions in Quo Warranto Defense
The Poacine versus Garvie case proceeded with Jane War Yeaterday afternoon submission. A W T Bottomley of Bishop and Co and Hong Quan of Bing Chong Co testified for the defense, their testimony centered on voting proxies.
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Poacine Ve. Garvie
Jane War
Lrinte
A. W.T. Bottomley
Dishop & Co
Hong Quan
Bing Chong Co
Public Call to Support Judge Robinson Reappointment
A Gathetic Republican leader urges public insistence on Governor Carter’s continued endorsement of Judge Robinson for reappointment to the Circuit bench. He says religion has no bearing, claims the Governor withdrew support as punishment, and asks President Roosevelt to reappoint or state reasons.
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Goveror
Robinson
John Mughes
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Civic Federation
Tayre
Judge Robinson
Roosevelt
Spaulding to Represent Kauai on Molokan Settlement
Col. Z. S. Spaulding of Kauai, now en route to Los Angeles, will likely represent the Garden Island in the Molokan settlement matter. He may join delegates from Oahu, Maui and Hawaii in Washington to urge passage of a territorial relief bill. definite action expected by Kauaians by cable.
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Spalding
Kauai
Sam Fem Cteco
Los Angelow
Garden Island
Wveniue Menviize
House of Representatives
Brie A. Koudsen
Kallal
Nomi
Kaliat
Washington
Taney
Gardan Ping
Wantingtom
Bas Francisco
Oahu
Maui
Hawaii
Mrs Torris Abits Her Second Husband in Bigamy Case
The hearing of Crue Tor tom Porte Hiram dac wal eharged with bigamy occurred this afternoon before Commission ra Mating the trial. Abelino Mercado and Serapio Henoata tm 1008 were brought as witnesses as the second husband faced prosecution. The testimony centered on whether Mrs Crux was already married when she wed him and claimed he forced the marriage despite knowledge of her prior status.
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Board of Health Or
Marthage
Uratihe
Serapio
Abelino Mercado
Abelino M
Baldét
Aly
Dividends policy and officer moves outlined at Honokan Sugar
Directors of the Honokan Sugar Company met to consider reducing dividends but took no action and adjourned the meeting. Osby Hogar Company reported no intent to reduce further. Chang Kim, Deputy Supreme Chan celor of the Knights of Pythine, travels to Lahaina to install lodge officers and may return to China to oversee lodgers. A Mawalian cargo sails to New York while Robert Chapman of Portland, Maine tours the world. George D. Gear haw opens law office on Kashameng street. Tomorrow is the last day to pay water rates, with penalties thereafter.
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Honokan Sugar Company
Moruinug
Osby Hogar Company
Chang Kim
Knights of Pythine
North America
South America
Europe
Aile
Australia
Lahaina
Lahalna
Chang Kim May
China
New York
Robert Chapman
Portland
Maine
Selected Pineapples Shipment Heading to Coast Market
The next consignment of pineapples will be sent to the coast via Wellbe Fargo office, King GT, with bids to be filed by B. Mon Fladan on the 19th.
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Trapig
B. Monfladan
Bidere
Wellbe Fargo
King Gt
Gaies County Government Report From Judge Walpailant Year 1805
Judge Walpailant of Kan presents a Supreme Court year in review for Gaies County showing the county system’s outcomes. The notes list arrests and convictions across categories including adultery drunkenness larceny and violations of school laws with counts and types of actions. The report highlights the district’s near-city case load and judicial results reflecting the county’s enforcement and behavior measures.
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Walpailant
Kan
Supreme Court
Casey
Uwe
Hawaii
Vasew
Nantt
Hatter
Aulmance
For Base Desirable Mountain Retreat on Tantalus
Property listing notes desirable mountain retreat features in a scenic location on Tantalus. Contact 5ase Carter for details and inquiries about the property offering.
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Tantalus
No Independence for the Filipino in U.S. policy ruling
The House sustained Speaker Cannon denying an amendment to the Philippine tariff bill that would declare U.S. policy to grant independence to the Filipinos once self-government is proven feasible. Other items note a New York legislative vote against a Depew resolution and Dominican rebels surrender, ending the revolution. Marshall Field dies in New York.
Rioters Held For Grand Jury In Kona Schoolhouse Clash
Alleged Kona rioters linked to the captured schoolhouse in Kona are to face the Grand Jury in April after hearings by Wire Inlet Magistrate. Jacob Comper faces assault charges and five others charged with inciting a riot, each bond set at five hundred dollars.
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Katlua
Kona
Hotunlon
Wire Inlet
Joel
Keithom
I J
Jacob Comper
George Clark
Matthewman
Mills
Proster
Coerper
Wanngalat Mra
Mary Atcherley
Jacob Coerper
Isaac Doyle
H. Mills
Clark
Grand Jury
Sherif Henry
Keelanis
Enory
Kellow
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New Zealand
Gannel
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Capitol
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By & Bullet
Masttin
Oahw
Rayal
Robiings
Lindsay
Gear Fone Cane
Gehring & ‘Tote
J. Test
P. Kahahawal
Tye
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Gov. Telephone
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Company Ltd
Trust Co
Lid
Fort Street
Publi
John Hughes
Carter
Col
Z. $. Spaulding
Torris Ablsts
George D. Gear Haw
Law of Aces
Justice Hatch
Kashameng Street
Gales
Albany
WN. Y
United States
Depew
Raniga
San Domingo
Monte Cristo
Independence
Algeciras
Spain
Duke Almodover
Marshall Field
Marshall Field, the
Great Merchant
Pater Mate
Rewake
Hawaii County
Prosar
Henry
Holumba
J.hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axminsters
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