Debtor Guardian Drama in Rosa Estate Case
A guardianship dispute before the county court exposes misstatements in accounts for the estate of Antone Roso, with a sale foreclosing mortgage at Dinkea Street and King Street. The guardian’s charges, rent receipts, and interest penalties are debated as the ward’s funds are traced from 1898 to 1902 amid foreclosure and property transfer.
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Comitt Court
Aonn
F. Colburn
Antone
An Howe
JK. Kapaa
Te Minor
A. Rosa
Stor
Lyle A. Dickey
Waster
Natalie Rona
Appojubet
Dian
Dapius
Pete
Kapaa
Dinkea Street
King Street
Hoholuhi
Roberts Row
Tolert's Row
Gece Sab
Luka at Work Again in Rotten Row Coal Run
A ship towed to Irm gourd wharf yesterday morning prepared for business and began loading a cargo of about 10 tons of coal briquettes. The German ship Agno discharged the load, with further plans at Kolow and subsequent morning operations.
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Derman
Agno
Exclusion Opposed By Former Secretary Of State
Former Secretary of State John W. Foster testified before the Senate Committee on Immigration in Washington on the Chinese exclusion bill. He argued against extending exclusion beyond 1904, urging adherence to treaties with China and citing the Burlingame treaty as protecting equal treatment for Chinese residents. He proposed three conditions limiting new exclusion laws and preserving treaty obligations.
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John W. Foster
Senate Committee
Washington
Rec
John W. Faster
Senate Committee On Immigration
Hill
China
Foster
Amricaf
Ate Fe
Monites Blates
Iety
Theald
Ant
Voster
Ley
White Inter
United States
Bill for Leper Home Proposal in Senate
Washington January 29 Senator Platt has introduced a bill providing for a national home for lepers. The plan follows Berlin leper conference ideas, with appointment of a national commissioner and a $50,000 appropriation for building. The home would be located in a dry climate, far from ocean coasts, and occupied only by U S lepers under Marine Hospital Service supervision.
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Washington
Platt
Berlin
Vommbelower
Pele
New York
Sam Francisca
Mille Square
Pacifr
Atlantic
Pani Jne
Boards of Health of
California
Louluna
Mingesou
Florida
United States
May Reach Agreement at International Conference Talks
January 24 indications point to continued actions of the International Conference for a fortnight in Paris and London as delegates near a tentative accord. Britain and France push toward neutralizing the effects of a system of bounty while a decision to set up an international board to oversee and enforce conference regulations suggests a likely fourth agreement and imminent adjournment.
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Bruel
Fevue
France
Great Britain
Proceedinia
Internationa Board
Kihel Sugar Company Holds Brief Bond Discussion
There was no annual meeting this morning at the offices of Alexander and Baldwin. The authorization of a 600000 dollar bond was discussed but no formal action was taken. The meeting was adjourned until February 21.
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Kihel
Alexander & Baldwin
Hartwell in Washington Working to Disfranchise the Natives
A letter from Hartwell in Washington reveals a plan to remove native Hawaiians from equal footing after the Crawnly Act. Delegate Wilcox in Hawaii reports Hartwell sails to Washington to press a policy backed by Planters, provoking native protest and fear of political shifts. The executive committee and Hawaiian leaders debate the plan, fearing it will empower a faction and threaten native rights.
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Hartwell
Washington
Mont
Hursee
Wilcox
Iareste of
Hawaii
Warrington
Win
Haywood
Homie Mute Party
Kalawakalanil
Mr. Wilcox
Clint Eedeeene
Na' Liven
Hartwell Amt Bia Alders
Abettore
Waehington
Hartwotl's
Mann
le Plain
Helene
Pater
Abels
Gare
Murtwell
Rhea
Chinese United Society holds meeting to elect new officers
A call went out for a Chinese United Society meeting this evening to elect a new slate of officers amid a division between the old and new factions. Protests over a Wednesday night election and potential court action loom as two sets of officers contend for control and threaten further disruption.
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Goo Hnan
Li Chenme
Bo Viety
Bn & Morry
Bond
Treanirer
Ate
Wright
Nome Legal
Washington Treaty on Pegs and Inhabitants Details
Washington faces a treaty involving Dinka and West Indian islanders with Denmark cited as abandoning position toward the Inland inhabitants. Estimated payment near 5 million dollars is discussed, but the State Department declines to publish final figures. Officials expect U.S. Senate approval and compare terms to Part Rio, granting a broad hand in dealings with inhabitants without citizenship or trade pledges.
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Washington
Jan
Peapton
Thenleh
Denmieh
Aianeil
Blake Olay
Jay
Tanti Firun
Sth
Denmark
Ronserva
United States
Indian Islands
Rio
Thoas
State Department
Indoor Baseball Preview Aligns Teams With Leading Standings
Indoor baseball action tonight at 740 features teams Chase and MattetHimne facing lineups including Cheatham Mark John CL Taylor Gorman Crook Bluton Plennan Clarence Grein Jobe Tmpinion Malleflimas Rob McCorrinton Dan Falvey John Chirke Alfred Aluckmibn Meaney Batehatar Clarke Marealling George Deshu Chris Jenkins. Each club has won a game, placing them atop the set.
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Mitvon Tee Hall
Mt. Cheatham
Mark John
Taylor
Crook
Coa. Bluton
Ie Ro Plennan
Clarence Gtrein
Jobe Tmpinion
Ef Malleflimas
Rob McCorrinton
Dan Falvey
Jobn Chirke
Alefred Aluckmibn
Meaney Batehatar
Hon Clarke An
Marealling
George Deshu
Attempted Robbery at Fullerton Home Reported
An attempted robbery occurred near 2 o clock this morning at 4 1 Fullerton. A youth approached with a weapon, tried to press into the residence but fled when the light was turned on. The pursuit failed near the premises as the intruder escaped. The incident was noted by local authorities including Jammed H. Hayden, Superintendent of Public Works.
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Fullerton
Park Fullerton
Jamned
H. Hayd
Pabite
Alimony Granted in Divorce Case With Minor Child Involved
The court granted alimony ordered to be paid by the defendant in installments of 12.50 every two weeks, totaling 25 per month, until further order. The case involves John Perrotra and a minor child, with guardianship issues and motions heard by the court.
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Ava Hy Ve. Frank
Brooks
John Af
Perrotra Te Pitew
Chiltren
Cgoltres M
Woden the Guardian Py of
Minn Board
Moti
Antnae
Hemenway
Thayyir
Rane
Lee
Chong
Didee Guar Hearns
Toni
Aivivemant
Plai ' UM
Rey Wow
Milverton
Mmiley Chong
Listne
Han
Jmeny
Comte
Polved
Marning
Mian Katheyn Witdl
Ae Nile Aty
Judiciary Department
Firat
Bark Mauna Aly Arrives Amid Delayed Tanker Run
In an early morning voyage, the bark Moana Ale reached port after a nineventfil journey from Ban Vranevico. A collision near the erofin delayed her schedule as Plaster sailed earlier, with Moana Ale docking at Irmaard Wharf to discharge cargo from the Tank Ot gem eral miirehanidive.
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Port Atte
Ban Vranevico
Colin
Mann
Irmaard Wharf
Pacific Weights Breakdown. Hope Non Hour a Deva
Fragmentary OCR text conveys scattered phrases about weight breakdowns, a pacifier and medical terms, and mentions of people or entities in unclear order. No coherent event or identifiable persons or organizations emerge to form a concrete news item.
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Eno
Mohelite
Rumaary
Ariel Hurthir
Furodean Sugar War and Trade War at World Conference
The International conference at Wesinoela discusses the sugar war involving Germany Austria and France with Kemical cartel measures, aims to suppress subsidies and tariffs. France and Britain press countervailing duties while seeking equal access and dissolution of the cartel. Leaders Fischner, Nicky-Fieneh, and Brusnela magnates engage amid Allied pressures.
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Wesinoela
Meanie and
Gromt Ishtali
Gothve Ateph Agalbet
Avatrion
Geran Bunaty Ayer
Aufar Remnera ii
Yuven Suliet
Larsiecle
Mich
Nicky-fieneh
Lowntinn
Brusnela
Sukmr
Heitaib
France
Germany
Mie
Tria
Great Britain
Treasiny Department
Bartels
Court Proceedings Question Admiralty Jurisdiction in Hawaii Case
Fragmented report detailing a libel case against Wilder Htwwmsili Company in the Territory of Hawaii. The text outlines allegations of pretended authority, orders for process, and a sequence of court actions through the Circuit and Supreme Courts, referencing officials such as A Peery and R D Silliman and discussing admiralty jurisdiction claims and later procedural developments.
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Cllieton
Wittera
Ptvaud
Wallin Caren
Supreme
Rebrovary
Spreckels
G. Watipe
Willian Cargon
WM. D. Hendixen
Damed I. Nelson
M. O. Rivurson
No. Menod
Gom. Fagerland
Hettinggton
Jul Pile
Henry A. Watt Forbes
Wiles Steamehty Company
Farriche
Hawaii
Awaumvil
Tibet
A. Peery
Republic of Hawaii
R. D. Silliman
George A. Davis
Immler 4
Bey H
Wilder
Steamedly
Shpremy Court
Dole
Reublic
Hitman
Banter
Laevin
Perry Aemunit
Cirreuit Court of the First Circuit
Aimee
Supreme Court of the Houston Velatiles
Feranter Loeta
Lita Bet Weiins
Admirals Pirietiers
Nablkw
Heath
Wales
Marriage of James Hall Piddes Antoine Mary Ann Thomb
The ceremony took place on King Street Saturday afternoon with Robert Jobo Allan as best man and Min Heatrice Bertiemann maid of honor. The couple wore maile leis and the hall was decorated with shells and maidenhair ferns. A Lunch and dancing followed the service.
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James Hall Piddes
Antoine Mary Ann Thomb
Alasho Molrovo
King Streat
Wahoo
Panopolie
Hobert Jobo Allan
Min Heatrice Bertiemann
Womnor
Lo Aengtin
Mise Hertiemann
Howe
Young Street
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