Permanent Injunction Granted In Wheel Case By Judge Gear
Judge George D. Gear made the Wheel Injunction permanent overruling the defendants demurrer. Plaintiffs argued for equity, while defense sought Supreme Court review after filing answer within five days. The court rejected claims of no nuisance and noted that legal remedies under Penal Code section 882 do not block injunctions.
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George D. Gear
L. A. Andrews
Supreme Court
Fitch
Piniutitts
Gear Ok
Cava
Iwitel
Jeresey
New Jersey
Nebill
L.A. Andrews
Jose da Silva
Legal proceedings on estate and probate questions amid court session
The court examined whether a widow exists and if there are heirs or brothers and sisters entitled to estate rights including half or full inheritance. Osorio's leasehold sale without court order was questioned, and further hearing was set. B A Douthitt applied for admission to practice law in Territory courts, endorsed by J J Dunne.
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Onorin
Alsters
Osorio
Princhbow
B.A. Douthitt
Territory
Watt
Supreme Court
J. J. Dunne
Arting
Wife Sues for Divorced Amid Cruelty and Refusal to Support
Minne Merritt seeks a divorce from Y Merrill on grounds of extreme cruelty and failure to support. She asks restoration of her maiden name and alleges deception, misrepresentation, and that Merrill misused her earnings of 85 dollars a month as a Normal school teacher. The complaint claims he obtained the money by fraudulent pretenses, spent it for his own purposes, and left Hawaii, abandoning her with little means and health concerns. C C Biffing represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minne Merritt
1 Y. Merrill
Wolf
Territory
Hawaii
C.C. Biffing
Moana Hotel Hosts Attenuated Supper for Guests
At Moana, a refined soirée drew many local residents to a lavish dinner honoring a prominent guest. The complex menu showcased printers art, with around two hundred guests seated. Healant and Myrtle Barn clubs provided ambiance as E. H. Card the new manager and head chef Magnan earned praise for hosting and hospitality.
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Moana Hotel
Healant
Myrtly
E. H. Card
Naw
Ax Wkewixe
Rhof
Magnan
Crowds at Pacific Height Outing Draws Big Attendance
Crowds at Pacific Height spread across the electric yond and private parties as sunny weather drew record turnout. The electric railway carried over 2000 passengers, while a dazzling evening display of veranka fire rockers and Roman candies enchanted attendees. The scene offered an accessible day trip for city residents, highlighting Pacific Heights as a premier outing.
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Pacific Height
Pacife Heights
Pactta Heights
Woolley to Speak at Mariposa YMCA Hall July
John G. Woolley, famed temperance lecturer, planned to speak at the Mariposa YMCA hall at 4 o clock Sunday afternoon. Uncertain arrival by Mariposa or Zoalas may delay his appearance. If he fails to come, Rev. Edward Hates Turner will fill the pastorate and deliver a talk titled The Guat Bi Aervle.
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Woolley
John G. Woolley
United States
Maripona
Y. M.C. A. Hall
Nelther
Wien
Edward
Turner
Tientay
Millyhattoute
Kohala
Torner
Bar Association Honors Paul Neumann in Supreme Court
Resolutions presented in the Supreme Court paid tribute to Paul Neumann, first president of the Bar Association, detailing lifelong kindness and professional esteem. Judge Whiting and Chief Justice Frear offered remarks as numerous attorneys attended, with copies sent to Neumann’s family.
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Loate Paul Neumann
Couteellur
Supreme Court
Agm Robertson
F. St. Brooke
Whiting
Paul Neumann
Lomn
de Plare
Frien
Mr. Neumann
Tiburon
Fo O M. Hatch
W. C. Smith
Maratot Concert Pleases Small Hawaii Audience
Madame Marquardt brought a refined harp recital on the Fourth of July with a dainty gown and brilliant execution. The audience applauded the intelligent rendering of each piece while J T McDonald Jamies Dougherty and others performed in good form, confirming the harpist’s popularity in Honolulu.
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Honolul
J.T . McDonald
Jamies D. Dougherty
Wang
Valuable Grass Plant Tested by Forestry Department
A fragment describes a grass variety tested on an expedition by the Department of Agriculture and Forestry. Prof Koebete reportedly observed its growth in a country visit, noting it thrived in rich soils and was spread to various sites. The report mentions hopes it will control undesirable vegetation and promote new cultivation.
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Pantoun
Giames
Department of Aggreulian
Koebete
Nuuauy
Department of Agreesture and Forestry
Java
Incoherent Plant Growth Noted in Neighboring Field
Fragmentary OCR text describes a strange plant growth issue in a neighbor’s field. It mentions a fancy fodder grass and gears that extend and fasten into the ground. The passage is garbled with numerous errors, yielding unclear specifics.
Holt Kentwell Nuptials At Catholic Cathedral
Mise Annie K Holt and Lawrence Kiludt Kentwell were married at the Catholic Cathedral in a ceremony officiated by Right Reverend Rupert Gaetan Mahon. The event featured ornate decorations, wedding march, and a reception at John D. Holt Jr’s home with guests including Queen Litivokalant.
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Mise
Annie K Holt
Lawrence Kiludt
Kentwell
Rupert Gaetan
Mahon
Panopolia
Feran
Touning
John D. Holt
Mlle Linsle Holt
Tiiter
Ae Smald-Of
Misa Holen Holt
E Eotein
Heidemmahl
Ait Vivien Richardson
Valentin
Hanoy
Panopolis
A. M. Walcott
John D. Hott, Jr
Queen Litivokalant
Flying Jordans Prepare for Departure After Tent Setup
The Flying Jordans, said to perform under canvas, finish rehearsals and pack their tent for tomorrow's departure. Tonight and tomorrow a combined program at Lilitha Street Chinese theater features the Jordan forces and Oriental company. Boxes are sold out with general admission at 25 cents and balcony at 10 cents. the Oriental act will include acrobatic juggling acts, while the Jordans select top features from their own show for the evening.
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Liltha Street
Jordan Forces
Oriental Company
Geneeral
Fireworks Display Shines Over Waikiki Habitat
A liberal display lit the Waikiki area as rockets and Roman candles brightened the night. In the Punchbowl slope vicinity near H P Baldwin home, red white and blue colors sparked patriotic scenes. Kale umi flickered under a constant shower of fireworks while the Flying Jordans tent hosted Heaburye dive and a large crowd enjoyed the rockets.
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Baldwin
Waikiki
Nawanw
Habeas Corpus Petition Filed in First Degree Burglary Case
OL petitions Judge Hume for habeas corpus alleging unlawful detention at Ontwt prison. He asserts burglary in the first degree conviction based on a verdict of jurors, claiming the verdict and order were irregular as only ten jurors participated. ROM Brooks represented the plaintiff.
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Hume Shee
Ontwt
Pete Loner
Hewan
Rom Brooks
Petition For Trustee Appointment In Circuit Court
Anna Lang petitions in Circuit Court to appoint W. Hogth as trustee to take holding and invest a fund of 1897.50 tied to estate matters. Widow Anna Lang seeks life estate rights and related judicial action in the clerk’s office.
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Anna Lang
Circuit Court
W. Hogth
Downh Booth
Judiciary Department
Anna Long
Joseph Hoth
Chinese Cage Postponed in Federal Court Case Status
Proceedings in a Federal Court matter on the status of four Chinese individuals were continued to this afternoon due to difficulties in obtaining a Chinese interpreter. The decision will determine the fate of new residents who were absent from the Territory during Chinese registration. Abram Kuhnikow left the mainland today for a two week vacation in Hawaii. Manuel has been arrested on complaint of his wife for desertion.
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P’dlock
Chamberlain
Veter Manuel
City civil service exam prompts second test for letter carrier
Honolulu officials report the lack of sufficient applicants for the letter carrier civil service exam. Inspector Linn needs ten men to staff the service and, with only six or so showing up, a second examination is set for tomorrow at 1 pm. The pay starts after one year of service and is expected to rise to 50.
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Honosuu
Wattuil
Linn
Wix Mien
Bevern
Litinepeaning
Matster
Resui
Honolulu
House Debates Conference Committee on Appropriation Bill
The House approved forming a seven member conference committee with the Senate to consider the appropriation bill. Debate centered on ensuring representation from each district and whether the majority report should guide the conference. A proposed amendment to limit to the majority report failed. The chamber adjourned toward noon with a 1:80 recess to reconvene in the afternoon.
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Senate
Beckeley
Emmaeluth
Fire Claims Resolution by Court of Clatore Panel
The Court of Clatore issues a ruling on fire claim resolution and penalties. The panel unani mously awards a reward after the four monthly period for filing claims expires. The commission determines the grant to be paid upon conclusion of the appeal window.
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Clatore Ie Mpetine
CVE Sewalon
Contested Claims Move Toward Absolute Victory
A dubious session notes that the commission seeks firm rules to ensure single day adjudication of all claims. Officials discuss preventing compromises and setting fixed terms to determine awards, hoping to secure favorable outcomes for claimants.
Kona Sugar Company Lease Dispute in Holvalon
Petitioners Kona Sugar Company and partners allege they leased land to Nettle Scott and Kona Sugar Co for thirty years starting September 1 1404. Rent of 318 per year due semiannually. lessees allegedly failed to pay and resisted eviction, with accusations of obstruction by defendants to force sale of premises.
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X. Pilipe
Elizabeth KK. Pilipe
Onit
Nette L. Snott
Kona Sugar Co. Ltd
cOrporation
Nettle L. Scott
Urland
Holvalon
North Kona
Kona
Kowa Sugar Co
Jessors
Tcott
Kona Bugar Co
Matthey
Achi and Johnson
Chinese New Year Firecrackers Cause City Court Ado
In public streets during Chinese New Year and Fourth of July shots, several citizens were hauled before Police Court on charges of cantaloupe wrongdoing. Judge Wilcox fined none but admonished them, noting the governors and magistrates permit such displays. Offenders claimed they believed it lawful to celebrate the Fourth in a time honored way, while critics argued it damped the holiday fun as American rights permit gunpowder use. Philadelphia Press report.
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Jhurge Wilcox
Milly
Wilcox
United States
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