Fail To Get McQuaid Jury
In Circuit Court this morning jurors were being selected for the trial of William McQuaid on an assault to murder charge arising from a November 4 shooting. Several veniremen declared they believed in the unwritten law, were questioned by Judge Cooper and City Attorney Cathcart, and many were excused. more panels were ordered drawn as the process continued with multiple witnesses and potential jurors expressing bias or strong opinions on the unwritten law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Cooper
Department of the Circuit Court
William McQuaid
Volney C. Driver
Fort
Cathcart
Veniremen Podmore
Comper
Podmore
McQuaid
Hamakua
Hawaii
Condliltt
Cooper
Venireman
Podinove
Phillips
Phillipa
Philips
Hmmaelf
A. Strout
Stroub
Bickerton
Spencer Bickerton
Blekerton
J. F. Tohncott
G. Trise
John Welsh
B. Sammons
A. Rt. Robertson
Samuel Walker
Antone Swimmer
G. Matherns
Albert Ludloff
George O'Neal
Benjamin Campbell
Edward Friel
N. B. Youns
Opium Joint 15 Reported in City Court Scene
Chief of Detectives McDune, in Judge Lymer's courtroom, orders investigation of a reported opium joint at the corner of Hereturla and King streets. The property is said to be owned by Ah Sing. The trial of Lim Duck Ser featured testimony that the defendant was seen at Ah Sing's place smoking opium, prompting surprise and further questioning in court.
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McDune
Judge Lymer
Lim Duck Ser
Hereturla
King Streets
Ah Sing
Lim Duck Lee
Judith Lymet
Dullle
Asanult
Two-Ordinance Plan on Food Sales Promoted by Mackall
City and County Physician Bruce Mackall advocates drafting two separate ordinances to regulate food sales. One for fish and hone, the other for meats and perhaps fruits, to enable full discussion by local market representatives and attorneys ready to assist. A light quip about women bosses ends the remark.
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Bruce McV. Mackall
First List of Shriners Who Will Make Pilgrimage Here
A long list details Shriners and their spouses from across the United States and Canada slated for the Wilhelmina voyage next month. Notable names include Imperial Potentate Lou B. Winsor, past potentates, and other high ranking officials. The article notes many travel with wives, autos, or in captain’s quarters, and that passage is in high demand with two to one waiting ratio.
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Imperial
Lou B. Winsor
William Brown
Oily
Brown
Pittsburg
George le Grein
Dalle Lnk
Tex
Imperial Potenstate
Robert Wankowski
Los Angelos
National Guard of
California
Frank W. Bllger
Oakland
Cal
Theodore Teil
Hiram Johnwongter
Joh W. Boyle
Aden
N.Y
Tmpering Council
Wilhelmina
Toyate Shriners
Navy officers debate immediate retirement and promotion
Retired Rear Admiral Barry seeks congressional retirement before age limit while Captain Walter Cowles on track for rear admiral promotion. Rumors say Secretary Meyer has urged Barry's retirement as Cowles is slated to become rear admiral this month, potentially advancing Barry's rank sooner.
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Edward J. Barry
Congress
Walter Cowles
Dave
Cowlns
Ore Lutter
Beine
Naval Auxilariat
New York Navy Yard
Uolikely
Naval Elrelon
Barry
Ibs
Pacific Fleet
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Meyer
Cowles
Paxton Sees Sugar Prices Dip. Tariffs Unlikely to Change
Paxton of Alexander and Ball Wink discusses sugar prices trending downward after a recent period of low costs. He argues the tariff will not be revised this invasion, predicts production cuts by growers, and expects supply and demand to rebalance. He notes business focus remains on major markets like San Francisco and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paxton
Alexander & Ball
Mr. Paxton
Biveliexs Stanation
San Francisco
Honolulu
General Macomb to establish Hawall HQ in Macomb
General Macomb, commanding the Hawall, will set up offices in this city soon. He is currently using the army paymaster’s room in the Young building for temporary offices and has visited all posts except Schofield Barracks. He expressed satisfaction with what he has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb
Hawall
Cir
Army
Schofield Barracks
Body of Milder J. 12 Kirtman recovered after waterfall incident
Bes Elder Minét of the Latter Day Balnta Mixston received a wireless message from Maul reporting that the body of Milder J. 12 Kirtman, swept over a waterfall near Kipahulu last week, was recovered yesterday by Mormon Peldora who had searched for days. The body was found in the pool below the fall and buried at Kipahula yesterday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Minét
Latter Day
Balnta’ Mixston
Kirtman
Kipahulu
Mormon Peldora
Kipahula
Hartwell refuses to resign amid health rumors
Chief Justice Hartwell of the 3rd Territorial Supreme Court told reporters he is feeling well after a trip and has no intention of resigning. The morning scene in the Judiciary Building followed rumors of his departure due to health concerns, drawing widespread attention from observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwell
Territorial Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Call- Hioraih
Harbor Shoaling Threatens Alaken Wharf Access
Shipping men warn that rapid harbor shoaling blocks large steamers from reaching the wharves. They urge diverting the Nanwan stream beyond the basin and note long standing concerns raised by Samuel Damon about perennially muddy conditions from river debris. The Mongolia’s dockside approach highlighted the harbor’s water depth issues as reflected on current charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Damon
Nuwanu
Pacitc Mail
Mongolia
Alaken Wharf
Thor
Ten Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury
Ten indictments were returned by the United States grand jury this morning and placed upon the secret file by U.S. District Attorney Breckers. The cases involve inquiries by federal investigators into violations of United States statutes by Ruston immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Suiten Grand Jury
United States
Breckers
Copi Cavern
Ruston
Former Lieutenant Arrested For Violating Hack Ordinance
Former Lieutenant Ratatuhl was arrested by Officer Trip for defying a hack ordinance while riding a horse driven vehicle. Kalaluhi, once in the Kine' Oen, admitted guilt before Judge Tay and asked leniency. the court fined him 425 dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalakoun
Sam Kalaluhi
Trip
Kalaluhi
Hner
Mongolia
Sugar cargo voyage and livestock shipments in Pacific ports
In foreign ports report notes a special W G Hall voyage from Kanalporta to Honolulu carrying five thousand sacks of sugar. The ship will return to Garden Island today for more sugar. Other freights include Mikuhaln arrivals with 250 sheep 25 lambs 7 pigs and numerous sundry packages.
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W. G. Hall
Kanalporta
Honoluia
Gardan Island
Freieht
Maui
Moloka and
Tanal
Barry Retired Faces Charges Over Pacific Fleet Move
Rear-Admiral Edward Barry is retired from command of the Pacific fleet after Secretary of the Navy Meyer ordered full charges sent to the department. The action follows a telegraphic request and signals controversy over his removal and duties.
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Presa
Washington, D. C
Edward
Barry
Pacific Fleet
Thomas
Meyer
Department
Benefit Bouts Promoter Aims to Aid Ornelas Mother
Promoter Nigel Jackson organizes a charity boxing night on January 28 to raise funds for the widowed mother of young Ornellas, who died in harbor last week. The plan includes a meeting at Chingworth's office at 7 29 to discuss conditions and ensure strong turnout from all boxing and sports circles.
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Nigel Jackson
Mopater
Ornellas
Antimely
Young Ornelas
Jackson
Wersen
Ighta
Galt
Ornellan
Chingworth
Nolan Perennally
Honoluiy
No Coin for City Servants Delayed Wage Update
A city payroll delay story notes storm warnings and a mayoral budget move. Workers crowd the McIntyre building seeking vouchers as a new appropriation bill advances with a January 28 implementation target. The piece references a pending signature by May of Fern and ongoing price markdowns for dry goods, notions, and ladies’ wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audhor Bicknell
McIntyre Building
May
Fern
Fraud Charged Dealer Gutting Commits Suicide
In San Francisco Carl J. Gutting a dealer in Oriental goods arrested for devaluing imports and defrauding the government died by his own action to avoid prosecution. The event occurred January 16 in California. Gutting faced officials and charges tied to the alleged fraud scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnodlayed Presa
San Francisco
Cal
Carl J. Gutting
Deeloma
Purcell Introduces Senate Resolution on Ballinger Report
Senator William Purcell of North Dakota introduced in the Senate a resolution urging adoption of the minority Ballinger report which condemns the Secretary of the Interior. The action was reported from Washington D C dated January 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copmetal
Abner
Washington, D. C
William Purcell
North Dakota
Senate
Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Dix Breaks with Caucus Fallout Shakes Albany Politics
In Albany on January 16 Governor John A. Dix urged Democrats not to concede to the caucus result for U S Senator. The stance weakens Tammany Hall, with William F. Sheehan viewed as a strong candidate. The move signals a dramatic rift in the party’s internal battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
John A Dix
New York
United States
William F. Sheehan
Tammany
Dix
Balloon disaster confirms two aeronauts dead
Berlin report states the missing balloon Hilderbrand found after ascending December 27 with two aeronauts. Both occupants are confirmed dead. rescue team concludes the flight ended in tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Catia
Berlin
Germany
Hilderbrand
DuPont Likely to Succeed Himself in Delaware
Dover January 16 Col Henry A du Pont Republican Senator Delaware leads in the Republican Senatorial primary and appears certain to win another term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Dover
Del
Col
Henry A. du Pont
Delaware
Democrats of Mass Nominate Whipple for Senator
In Boston today the Massachusetts Democrats nominated Whipple to run for United States Senate. The event stressed party unity and named Whipple as their candidate ahead of the upcoming campaign season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats OF Mass
Whipple
Eee Oui Bette
Boston
Mann
L Whipple Wae
Sita
United Staten
Democratie Eas
Pleading Not Choking Wife Says Lundin Testifies
PB Lundin to appear in police court after a battery charge claiming he pleaded with his wife to return home not harm her. He says the four year marriage is strained and he did not intend to break up the family. The case centers on allegations of violence and a request to reconcile.
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PB Lundin
Hamat
Bie
le Store
Dudit
Aed
Poulos
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A. J. Zobel
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D. E. Perkins
Adolph Meyer
H. Suskind
Geo. L. Green
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Q. Petersen
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Otto F. Grundell
Robt. Wankowski
Albert A. Jessup
Warren G. Swendsen
Bolne
Idaho
Thos. Morton
L. D. Farmin
Sandpoint
Sogeree
Harry Comstock
Cel
A. W. Thornton
George Montell
Santa Cruz
Geo. E. Bennett
Geo. L. Wells
Oak Harbor
Ohio
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Rochestery N. Ye
E. B. Smith
Losara Alex
Gilliland
E. A. Featherstone
Vile
E. L. Welch
St. Paul Minn
Lou B. Vinson
Reed City
Mich
Irene
Augusta Poehler
John W. Boyle
Utica
N. Y
Fred A. Hines
Ed Pasquate
Chas
Gebhardt
Henry Bader
Tatoma
Wash
Wm. Brown
Pittsburgh
C. W. Purrington
Geo
Newton
Sterling Booth
Phillip D. Gordon
Montreal
Canada
Henry Krohn
Walter G. McCarty
Fred Clay
A.C. Brode
Wm. Llewllyn
Eugene Korn
Milton
James B. McCindress Wis
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EE. Paxton
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