Clash Over Drawing Jury in Fernandes-Widow Case
Circuit Court opens with Judge Robinson and Judge Hare presiding. A special venire lists jurors, with several excused for medicine, nationality, or citizenship. The court rules that juries for the trial will be drawn from the combined panel, amid disputes over whether to exhaust the original panel first. The Magoon case involves a contract for cattle sale and damages, with further motions and trials scheduled. Lowers & Cooke matters noted as discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Hare Bhroys
M.G. Buve
Claw
FM. Camara
M.A. Gonsalves
W. J
Mer
Mefnoray
Humphreys
J. M. Webb Way
Dian
Rels
Humphreyn
John D. Pari Va
J. Alfred Magoon
J. Fernandes
Lightfoot
McClanahan
Fernandow
Hughter
Ma Oon
Harlow Schoollkoph
W. H. Metherny
John H. Wire
M. G. Silva
Lawrence H. Dee
Ramsay
W. Spencer
J. Falk
Win
Hiehman
BB. Mikalem
E. J. Craford
Horace N. Crabbe
W. E. Fin Merman Meek
Jas
K. Merseberg
Jos Vaiko
Mr. Magoon
J.D. Paris
Kang
Mote Smith & Matthewman
TF. G. Middieditch
Lowers & Cooke En Taane
Catholic Union of Hawaii Reports Yearly Finances
The Catholic Union of Hawaii held its meeting with President Eckhardt presiding. Attendance was modest as treasurer Fred Rosa presented a year ending July 4 1902 ledger showing 1877 20 spent on relief and 128 75 from dues and donations. Mrs G Lewin gave 250 and Holy Ghost Society 50. The union held 280 55 cash on hand, 75 75 in the bank, and 1000 loaned at interest. New officers aim to boost efforts amid hard times.
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Catholic Union of Hawaii
Eckhardt
Fred
Rosa
Oelef
Mra Wo
G. Lewin
The
Holy Ghost Society
Cement
Noeaus From Hawaii Arrivals Reported At Honolulu Port
The steamer Noeni arrived at Honolulu with 403 bags of engar 112 Inge coffer 12 packages sundring and 15 dollars in recent exchanges. Heavy head seas and strong winds crossed from Hawaii. Weather at Hamakua steady. The steamer Kaual left early Wednesday. Diamond Head discharged and loaded ballast at Kannapail. Schooner Aloha arrived at Kaanapail last Sunday. Pale weather on the return trip.
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Noeni
Patile Morblig
H Awaii
Hawaii
Hamakua
Kaual
Diamond Head
Kannapail
Aloha Arived
Kaanapaillant
Home Rule Bolters Gather at Big Hawaii Meeting
A large Home Rule gathering in Monter Hutt an today features Delegate Wilcox and other speakers. The session names a secretary, elects eleven to the executive committee, and debates reconciliation with bolting members. Some exiled members may have influenced the split as leaders pledge unity and future action.
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Home Rule Party
Monter Hutt An
Wilcox
Elf
Drewant Kone Roverney
J. K. Nakookoo
Thi Waya
Nakoolao
Cowworth
Mikabal
Home Rate Party
Jlow
Partie
Prince Jonan Kalanlanaole
Carlow A. Long
Solomon Meheula
Solomon Kalelop
Monon Tn
Kaaikaula
J. K. Clark
J. K. Nakook
F. W. Irving
L. K. Nakookoo
J. Siedi
J. W. Biplkane
Sant Don Remelian
Soloman
Winco
Fred. Beckley Ari
Howe
Wiles Ho
Kalanokalant
Camara Independent New Portuguese Club Grows
A Porto rua Political Club meeting at Concordia Mall drew many Portuguese youths. Major Camara announced his resignation from the Democratic executive to work for the club and Portuguese voters. A session approved bylaws and permanent officers, with an upcoming meeting to finalize rules. The Woman's Guild of St. Clement's Church reported delivering beds and blankets to Honolulu Home, funded by a guild entertainment at the new church parish house.
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Portaguna
Coscordia Mall
Major Camara
Democratic Party
Committee On Rules
Rex Lations
Lavy Antonio Hall
Addrewson
MC. Pardeco
Cutro
Woman's Guild of
St. Clement's Church
Honoluru
Juirset
Wong
Boy Shot At Ewa Plantation Afternoon
A boy was shot near the groin while fooling with a loaded calibre gun at a Wa plantation home. Manager George Renton reported the accident shortly after noon and Dr Cooper was summoned. the wounded lad was rushed to the plant hospital for care.
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George Renton
Cooper Sam
Uenno Epecal
Pinpong Pal Rivalry Amid Struggles and Upcoming Title Bout
The report details Holloway beating his opponent in a wiry match as injuries hamper performance. Athnion defeats At ne Beore of Glyfo in prior bout. Holloway and Athnion expected to contest a lie rios title, with strong play anticipated and track preparations and shipping activities nearby.
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Holloway
Plux-Pong By & Wear
Thotl
Atkitinon
M Xeon
Flolloway
Athingon
Atne Beore
Glyfo
Athnion Ant Rott
Lie Rios
Wll
Atknson
Arid
Marlan
Substantive Appeals in Hawaiian Fisheries Case Before Supreme Court
The document outlines substance of appeals to the Supreme Court concerning fishery rights in Hawaii. It discusses Da Mou and the Bishop Batate, the royal patent's bearing on Damon’s claimed rights, and objections to evidence about land awards. It notes arguments over whether old Hawaiian laws and the Organic Act affected possessory claims and rights in Walilaeski and related properties.
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tHoreh @ Silliman
Batate
Damon
Elaine
Humphreys
Kingdom of Hawaii
Ibertos
Wen Mabery Boone
Land Commission
Walilaeski
Land Commissioners
Elaim
Hawaii
Posaweston
Watalaosskiy
Legal ruling ends private sea faring rights under act
The court held that the ancient customary rights in sea fisheries were not applicable and that private rights were terminated by the Organic Act. The decision clarifies that no yearly allotment or variety of fish can be claimed apart from the statutory framework.
Mauna Ala Arrives With Cargo From San Francisco
The American bark Mauna Ala arrived in port from San Francisco after a twelve day voyage in fine weather. She carries 700 tons of general merchandise including flour canned goods and hardware. The John Cummings port arrival last night brought scrap iron timber and paddy, with more old iron to come from time to time.
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Mouna Ala
San Francino
Muna Ali
Gia
Drew Boxer
Brnngard
John Cummins
Port
Koolat
Heela Plantation
Jane Cumming
Cumming
Heela
Iroquois Receives Mourning Flag Protocol Shift
Officers on the training ship protest a naming error and cadets face indignation as Iroquois is designated a receiving ship. Naval Station and Iroquois go to half mast for Admiral Lampoon, with rules requiring flags to be lowered the day after the order arrives. The report notes the mourning per regulations and hints at continued details on page 4.
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Naval Ste Hon
Admiral Lampoon
Agmrat
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Tom L. Johnson
Nore
Tom Te Johnann
Cleveland
Paris
Fernandes
Catholg Union
Noeau
Ringer
Truss
Thikmona
Kalau
Poscececene
Camara Independent
TEL. Main
Masonic Temple
Ewa
Pinpong
Theeteel Ralle
Apld
Trapyt Co
Kwa
Portstree
Jayme Ee
Columma
Ying
Piah- Market
Supreme Court
Frank DE Witt Talmage
Frank de Witt
America
de Witt
Jefferson Park
Ehitcoh
Mauna Ala
Naval Station
Naval
Oxfords
Lea
Laird, Schober & 60,’ CO
Fort Street
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