Tragedy Is Concluded by Maul County Supervisors
The Maul County Board of Supervisors held a brief session to wind up the County Act amid little ceremony. They discussed bonds, reimbursements for services, and the step to return bonds to respective offices while noting the Supreme Court decree. The meeting closed with a toast to cooperation and remarks on past differences.
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Castle & Cooke's
Board of Supervisory
A. Hocking
B Robinson
J. A. Gliman
Frank Harvey
3. K. Mahoe
Murray
Thiinn
Boyd
Lesrd
John Richardson
Wwe
Maul County
Panint
Jaye Amounee
Gliman
Gilman
Mahoe
Supreme Court
Hocking
Politien Iffer
Charman Hocking
Doles Noisy Court Opens With Judge Jury In Federal Suit
A garbled court scene shows Judge Dele and a jury in federal court handling a case about ceiling noise from workmen during repairs in a six room locale. A ship, a lighthouse, and a Taft ceremony are mentioned in a confusing sequence.
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Bove
Supreme Court
Japanese Army Moves and Three Day Farewells Reported
Letters from government contacts in Japan reveal troops from Ovaka and Kokura have landed in Korea to protect government interests. A December notice notes regular soldiers were given three days to say goodbye to families, a sign of gravest circumstances. Extra lines describe unit inspections in Nagoya.
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Jelal
Ovaka
Kokura
Korea
China
Nagoya
Gounty Money Question Litigated In Supreme Court
County Auditor J K Nahale of West Hawaii seeks guidance on how to use recovered funds from licenses and other matters after a Supreme Court inquiry. The session addressed legal procedures, potential insurance implications, and a motion to dismiss in Hed. Tynan et al v Frank I. Winter. An inquest remains uncalled as investigations into a cave fire and Japanese suspect proceed. The Woodlawn Fruit Co. stockholders set their annual meeting for January 10 at 10 am at the Irwin & Co. offices.
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J K Nahale
West
Hawaii
Supreme Court
Welles
Atkinson
Nahale
Ufwr
Juntion Perrys
Worms Ii Jolste
Hed
Tynan
Robertson
Jenni
Woodlawn Fruit ‘Co
Wm. G Irwin & Co., Ltd
Federal Judge Overrules Demurrer in Meheula Case
Federal Judge Dole overruled a demurrer in United Bintee va Solomon Meheula, ruling the indictment valid though it questions officer status and papers described by a federal statute. The decision centers on the definition of offer and whether territorial officers fall under the statute. A separate collision on Kh Street injured bystander Col and Mea Cunninghay as a horse ran rampant.
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Ederal
Dole
United Bintee Va
Solomon Meheula
United States
Congres
Congress
Aueh
Teaverrated
Home for Blind at Kalaupapa Completed
Superintendent Jack McVeigh informs Hon. M. Damon that the Kalaupapa blind home is completed and ready for occupation. The letter thanks donors Chas, Robeip for the generous gift and notes payment for plumbing and finishing work.
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M. Damon
Jack McVeigh
Kalaupap
Chas
Biehap
Kal Fopa
Howland Named Potential Public Works Superintendent Candidate
Rumors in political circles place Mawland a skilled engineer recently in Hawaii as a likely pick for the Public Works Superintendent following Marston Camp’s resignation. The Central Committee plans a 4 PM meeting to discuss Howland’s possible appointment on a coming Saturday.
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Mawland
Poms
Hawaii
Kinau
Papiltan
Public Works
Bse
Marston Camp
Diia
Supreme Court to decide Territorial appropriation dispute
A Honolulu report details Governor Carter and an appointed Senate caucus seeking Supreme Court ruling on funding the Territory for eighteen months through 1905. The plan urges continued use of Six Months and Eighteen Months appropriations until the court decision, with Auditor resistance to certain vouchers likely appealed.
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Crabbe
Nakapsahu
Wilcox
Kalauokalani
Baldwin
Avril
Ixenberg
Andrews
Fisher
Atkinson
Kepothat
Supreme Court
Honolulu
Clarence L. Crabbe
Nakapaahu
W. Wilcox
D. Kalauokalani
H. P. Baldwin
W. C. Achi
D. P. R. Isenberg
Senators
Mc. Andrews
Caretorbax
No Manchurian Accounts
PORT ARTHUR China Jan 18 The Japanese banks are closing out all their Manchurian accounts Japanese financiers consider that war or no war Manchuria will not prove a profitable field for their activity
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Port Arthur
China
Manchuria
Evans Arrives With Battle Fleet at Manila
Manila port received the squadron of battleships under Admiral Evans today with cruisers expected to arrive tomorrow. The Associated Press report notes the arrival marks a show of force as ships dock in the harbor.
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Manila
Evans
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