Supreme Court Rejects Remedied Harm In Continuance Ruling
In McBryde Estate v Gay & Robinson the Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Frear, finds Circuit Judge Mardy erred but case should proceed due to necessity. The unanimous opinion holds continuances must stand on merit and cannot be granted for term payment without adequate showing. Parties include Klane y Ballou McClanahan for plaintiffs and Robertson Wilder for defendants.
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Tuadee Galbraith
Supreme Court
McBryde
Gay & Robinson
Mardy
Ilp Eo
James Party
Mecouak
Idek
Tine
Klaney, Ballou & McClanahan
Robertson & Wilder
Frear
Platatit
Exceptio
Fragmentary legal brief on court rule 156 and bill of exceptions
A partial legal note discusses former court rule 156 and the filing of a bill of exceptions with the clerk in the absence of the judge. It mentions Magoon and Peters for the plaintiff and Robertson and Willer for the defendant, noting improvised proceedings during chamber hours.
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Magoon
Mikahala Arrives With Passengers and Freight in Channel
The steamer Mikahala arrives with several passengers and significant freight including 280 bags of rice, 12 empty gasoline drums, 19 bales of bags, 12 hides and 60 sundry packages. It winds a choppy channel on the return voyage from Nawiliwili toward Hanalei, while the James Makee sails home. The Kailua waits at Makaweli to complete a sugar cargo, with 1640 bags ready aboard, the W. R. Filet discharging at Makaweli, and the brig Geneva at Klelecle discharging coal and expected to finish today.
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Mikary
James Makee
Hanalei
Naw Miwill
Kailua
Makawell
W. RB. Filet
Geneva
Blecle
Smith Bagk Again JW Promotes Australian Land Deal in Honolulu
Smith Bakg revisits Honolulu pushing a large land project from Australia. The plan offers 2400 square miles in South Ava fratia for a 43 year term with 150 4 year rents. The promoter claims better land than Hawaii or Wyoming with vast water resources. He previously secured capital for a New South Wales timber scheme and was a former Kwa schoolteacher who later grew pineapples and helped develop Pacific Heights.
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JW. Smith
Honolulu
Australia
Ava
Fratia
Hawaii
Smith
Kwa
Pacific Heights
Subir Bam Villian
Admiralty Damage Suit On Irmaard Trial Opens
The case seeks 10240 dollars from InferTat and Steam Navigation Co for injuries alleged by First Mate Lorenzen aboard the bark Irmaard due to negligence while discharging sugar in the steamer Nowan yard. Donge and Dauthitt represent the plaintiff. Smith and Lowly defend for the company.
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Lorenzen
Smith & Lowly
Shipping column hints at Mohican voyage and engine trouble
From a San Francisco shipping column a report discusses the Mohican voyage with Warren at latitude 28.87, a 199.09 ton model, and an exchange with C. stui Motown. The note questions who is responsible if the gourd is mislabeled and whether use of wall instead of steam signals engine issues aboard the vessel.
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Recorot
San Francisco
Mohican
U.S
Warren
Abe
Lievesal
Moana Arrives in Honolulu for Fourth of July Sports
The Moana docked at noon with prominent passengers including Honolilians and officials aboard. Activities planned on the Oahu College campus feature a full program of events, prizes, and a miniature forest exhibit showcasing native plants from Nuʻuanu as part of the Agricultural Fair preparations.
Aloha 10 Mr Loha Koloa Kauai Purprise Party
A large surprise party was held in honor of F. Lohr an engineer at Rolow eager mill before his departure for Germany. Guests included Dr Wedemyer and many neighbors who hosted a lively evening with dancing and refreshments. The gathering ended around 1:90 a.m. with best wishes for his voyage.
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Koloa
Kauai
F. Lohr
Rolow Eager Mill
Salow
Lohr
Wedemyer
Lanai
Wedemeyer
Aly
Kolon
Germany
Mra
Flohr
Aus. Schimmelfenning
Mea
Chas
Neuman
Henry Spalding
Wedeme
Men
Kapabn
Moa
Aki
Cockott
Lee protests Starta lds owner in yacht race clash
Mr Lee, owner of the yacht Starta lds, filed a protest at Marolo Viking port over the Port of July yacht races. He claims the rival boat has long been in the Nidels for proper price and warns that if allowed to compete in the fourth, other boats may face hindrance. The protest, sponsored by the yacht club, will be announced today or tomorrow.
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Lee
Startalds
Mar Olo Viking
To Porth
Yarhia
Frealee
Urmened
Officials Respond To Executive Action On Offensive Partisanship
Jan H. Boyd, superintendent of Pike Work, reported mixed reactions from officials to the executive action against offensive partisanship. Some indicated officials were hesitant, with insinuations that commissions might be surrendered if allowed to impede freedom to aid the Republican party. The district responses cited harm to free Republicans and comfort to opponents due to appointing rivals to key public posts.
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Jan H. Boyd
Pile Work
Republican Party
Itearkanieation
CaBvan
Freepublicans
Trampers Return From Inland Tour Surprises City
Friends and relatives of YM A trampere are surprised by the return of the group to town by train from Kahalu and Houyulu. The party traveled via Kahuku and Kootaw, stopping overnight at a mill, with one member continuing toward Honolulu. The rest kept silent to avoid gossip, hastening their return.
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YM. A. Trampere
Me Martin
Honolul
Governor Dole to preside at Fourth of July exercises
Governor Dole will preside at the Fourth of July literary exercises in the Opera House. Secretary Cooner may not attend from Pearl City residence. Due to short preparation time Mr Dole will not deliver a formal address. Delegates Wilcox and Judge Katee may stand on the platform with others. no general invitations beyond officials.
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Dole
Opera House
Cooner
Pearl City
Cooper
Dote
Wilcox
United States
Katee
Forta
Invitations to the Worth of diely ball event
The committee on invitations led by Merark, Marston Campbell, W Por, Geo H Parte and Gerrit P Wilder asks that names of those not receiving invitations be sent to any committee member promptly. They note some have been omitted despite careful planning and aim to ensure all eligible guests are invited.
Bankruptcy Referee Resigns. Rawlin Appointed Successor
A bankruptcy referee resignation was tendered amid pressure in the office. Judge Eeton expressed regret but full confidence in the court’s view. Without the personal reason given, the court would not have accepted the resignation. Judge Ester appointed William Rawline as referee, who will qualify tomorrow morning.
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Fleming
Rat Fee
Eeton
Wecavion
Ester
Wiliam Rawline
Sydney Plague Figures Amid Outbreak Reports
A Sydney plague report notes no new cases in Sydney for days before the Moana left on June 16. Eleven cases were evacuated from 141 cables, with 2 fatal, 22 under treatment, and a death rate of 27 percent during the previous epidemic.
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Rydney
Sydney
Earthquake Felt Across Suva and Surrounding Areas
An earthquake震震was reported in Suva with tremors felt across nearby regions. The event caused widespread alerts and prompted residents to seek safety as authorities assessed the impact and feared aftershocks.
Captain Rosehill Brings Julia KB Whalen To Port
Captain Rosehill brings the schooner Julia KB Whalen into port after a rain slowed seventeen day voyage from Aan Proneth. The Whalen left the coast June 11, traveled 223 miles the first day and 245 the second, carrying six months of stores and planning to load fertilizer at Marcus Island within days. Built in Kawak, Massachusetts, she is 42 2 feet long, 27 12 feet beam, and 8 depth, with a varied history from New England fishing to Klondike and South Sea trade. The Samoa Navigation Company previously owned her before San Francisco buyers, and Rosehill will form a crew and head for Marcus Island then Mur eur Island for fertilizer. Three men and a white mate remain aboard along with the Samoa Whalen crew. The inland distance from this port is about 300 miles, with Yokonan to the southwest about 110 miles.
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Rosehill
Julia KB Whalen
Jude 245 Emilee
Port Trong
Marcus
Stratte of Magellan
Klondike
South Sea
Samoa
Pearl Harbor Regatta Committee Chooses Flight Program
WW C Parke leads Pearl Harbor Fourth of July championship races inviting a representative to ride the regatta car to the start. Journalists will ride in the judges' launch behind the shell at the turning point to Aina. Public Works reports the Kewalo sewer branch accepted and house connections may be made. Department will furnish full information in tomorrow’s ads.
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WW. C. Parke
Pearl Harbor
Etch
Shelly
Department of Public Works
Modern Slaughter Houses at Kala
A Kalai slaughterhouse of the Metropolitan Meat Company replaces decayed quarters with a hygienic plant praised by Dr Sloggett of the Board of Health. The facility is split into two areas to handle slaughter and carcase processing, featuring a steam-engined hoisting system and an efficient bleeding method as cattle are brought in and prepared for butchering.
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Dr. Sloggett
Board of Health
Ewstmughy Ter
Kalhi
Metropolitan Moat Company
Bwild
Sloggett
Metropolitan Meat Company
Jolde
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Ragland
Mouna
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W. Michael Tray
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South Africa
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Shaun Culllingworth
Oahu College
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Nigel Jackson
Eil. Tawse
Charles F. Chillingworth
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Wilson
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