Attorneys Duel Over Evidence and Land Case Fronting Jury
In a Honolulu court session attorney Theo F Lansing argued against the adversary as a key witness testimony from A Fernandes is read aloud. Separately C F P Reynolds files an action to quiet title in Watahole Hawaii asserting government deed claims from 1850 and seeking injunctions and deeds for portions of the tract. Guardian W C Smith reports tall accounts for the James Gay minors detailing balances owed among Erie Arthur Helen Frida and others with investments affecting two children. A Kawholiut Restate case questions whether invalid restraints on a private estate could be enforced amid a long line of rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClanatian
A. Fernandes
TF Laneng
Margaret Cullen
C. F P. Reynolds
Watahole
Oahu
Republic of Hawaii
Big Gr
Abe
W. C. Smith
James Gay
Erie Gay
Arthur Gay
Helen Gay
Frida Gay
Erie
Arthur
Guardian
Melen
Frida
Pal
Cleghorn
Kalakana
Dana Hall Girls Attend Dana Hall Students Social Day
Dana Hall girls led a yesterday social schedule starting with a charming mill Berber Buonte belt event and a luncheon at the Moana Hall. They spent the afternoon at the surf boots and returned for a wagonette trip to Mounalii followed by a Robertson home dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Sarah Robertson
Eas Yeaterday
Berber Buonte
Mikeel Lanne
Jul Mix
Miegita Wilcox
Dana Hall
Wellley College
Moana Hall
Robertson
Punaboy
Miuws
Gilewty
Miay Elly Wilcox
Kausal
Aye Olf
Miry Robertson
Ue Wilens
Raul
Whiskey Prices Rise in Peoria Market Report
Whiskey prices moved higher in Peoria today as merchants noted a robust demand for spirits. Trade figures show increased per gallon costs amid brisk buying at the city’s exchange and wholesale houses.
Kawarakh Arrested After Revenue Violation Charge
Kawarakh the Japanese was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Chithiaworeh and held by U S authorities after a $100 fine in Honolulu. Internal Revenue collector Chamberlain swore out a complaint before Commissioner Gill, approved by District Attorney Areckonns. Marshal Henry arrested Kowanaki at Murakami's Store on King Street. preliminary hearing set before the Commissioner. Charge: violation of federal revenue law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawarakh
Taet
Sherif
Price
Police Court hears conflicting tale in gambling raid aftermath
In a Police Court morning session witnesses described a midnight raid on a suspected gambling den on Bichel street led by Detective Kuapa with Jim Detective Chung Pim and others. Defendants claimed no gambling occurred, saying witnesses were merely eating Chinese mush. Judge Wilcox found them guilty and fined each $5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuapa
Bichel
Street
Chung Pim
Kupinen
Tal Boon
Jim
Abou
Frank Thompson
Depuy
Sheri Chillingworth
Wilcox
Failure of Handbook Secretary Cooper Leaves Post
A garbled note reports Secretary Cooper leaving on a lay turn vacation and failing to provide funds or articles for the Handbook of Hawaii. It mentions no support for employing authors and references W. S. Withers and downtown King Street automobile stables in a unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Hawaii
Withers
Doric Delayed Off Port As Quarantine Holds Vessel In Harbor
Doric sighted off Koko Head early morning and delayed two hours before entering Honolulu Harbor. Quarantine physician boarded after a suspected illness. Chinese steerage passenger diagnosed with chickenpox. Vessel carries large cargo and many Orient-bound travelers including Thomas D. McKay, Khin Lwin, and Elizabeth Waite bound for Manila Yokohama and Tokyo. Doric sails later today for the Orient, stopping at Manila with cargo and passengers.
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Occidental and Orientale
Ohip Doric
Koko Head
Parifie Mi
Ohans
Oriental Port
Thomas D. McKay
Occidental & Oriental Pacific
Toyo Kinen Kalaha
Japan
Yokoama
Orient
McKay
K. W. Lwin
Pasengere
Yokohama
Elizabeth Waite
Manila
George O. Puncon
Tuk Infantry
Felte
Miee Lane Becker
San Praneciveo
San Mane
Hailey
Udayn
Baltimore
San Francisco
J. ‘Eliver Vuillon
Abe
China appeal to six powers inquiry in Commons
In the House of Commons Sir Charles Ditke asked if China appealed to the six powers about foreign troops withdrawal. Lord Cranborne replied the government was not aware of any such appeal and noted no communication had been received from China on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Charles Ditke
Chita Hai
United Blazen
Lee
Lord Cranborne
United Secretary
Afula
China
Braton
Majeasa
Emper's Yacht Leads at Dover for Van Busch Trophy
Dover England July 16 Kesperir Williams schooner Metwor US Wao arrived from the Island of Heliogoland in the exca for the Van Busch trophy valued at 600 guineas and two thor plat The yacht started in the race Maus day and night were thecal in the North Sea Manila July 14 Chalera ie apron ing somewhat In the Islands The rains now falling have not checked the six ane materially
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
Kesperir William
Heliogoland
Garpimuy
North Sea
Manila
Chalera Ie
King’s voyage to Cowes noted with care and good weather
The King arrived at Cowes on July 164 which morning and traveled ashore with a calm conduct. His Majesty bore the journey well and remained patient during the move. He was on deck yesterday afternoon and is in good general condition after a long voyage.
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Cowe
Wight
Landon
Cowes
Avena
Kolon Man Silva Surprised on Way to Mainland Costa
In Koloa Hawaii on Sunday Silva the merchant was surprised by a band and serenade armed with song and drink during a farewell. Monday night friends hosted a reception with food drinks and dancing under supervision of M A Rego. Many locals attended the event and extended best wishes to Silva and his party as he prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koloa
Silva
Pe Iheely
Aereentis
Tote Sere
Bla
Kolod
MA Rego
Rego
Thante
Mr Silva
Kolou
Ste
Moe
Mosete
Jon Spahding
W Ritwen
Uwitake
M. Rosenplest
Kula
Ferry
J. Neal
C Multer
HL Perry
Vrom “Watus
Aire
Mo J. Morrwitta
Kapalua
M.B. Fernandez
Kleely and
Watlawa
Mra Dellanux
Mrs. Morris
Mersin
Ho A Jaeger
J. Nevin
B.C. Vauugta
Gazette Co Sued Over Alleged Defamatory Articles
The Milletin Publishing Co accused Hawaiian Gazette of defamatory falsehoods in two articles. The suit seeks 1000 dollars for the first piece and 19000 dollars for the second, filed by attorney George A. Davis for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creulp
Milletin Publishing Co
Hallette Pulttety the CO
WHC
Mondny
The
Bulletin Publishing Co
Clim Sla
George A. Davia
Glulstitt
Smith Asks Justice in Philippine Controversy
A fragmented letter from Rohianon cites Brigadier General J 4 Builth of the United Bates Army in the Philippines and Colonel Woodratts defense. General Smith defends his lineage and asserts pride in Kean ie State while urging prompt action and public hearing at the Koko party meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Rohianon
J 4
Bates Army
Philippines
Fetter
Smith Senda
Poatman
Woodratts
Smith
Hartin
Keanie
Chamberlain Not to Be Sighted Amid Cabinet Rebuild
Confusion surrounds the timing of Premier Balfour’s cabinet reshuffle as Chamberlain is not seen while plans for coronation and coalition stability unfold. Reports cite Chamberlain’s influence on treasury policy and possible reallocation of posts, with speculation on a broader cabinet reconstruction and imperial conference timing.
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New York
Amatone
Chamberlain
Naturully
Pratter Hatfour
Balfour
Contone
Seth
Cathy Duthers
Ammen
Austen Chamberliie
Bitter Aftermath of Annexation Frays South African War Divide
A weekly Bulletin notes continued bitterness over annexation and claims of persecution against those who aided the war. It cites reprisals against those wearing badges, pressure from Dutch-settler factions, and ongoing tension between Transvaal and the Orange Free State factions. The piece discusses loyalists seeking to preserve nationality while authorities urge containment, with questions about the sincerity of agreements and renewed hostilities.
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Pretoria
Sevsta
Transvaal
Prom
Hele Teaatera
Howes
Keny
Altri
Rise of Jury Fees in United States Courts
Fragmentary OCR shows debate on per diem pay for jurors in U S courts. The text cites a proposed act altering daily compensation from two to three dollars per day for grand and petit jurors, with references to Senate and House approval and date of enactment in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedal
Coro
Tin Senate
Tinian
United States of America
Calgrres Denamylon
United States
Will join the union in Cuba debate dominates Washington
The article outlines a volatile U S Cuba policy debate with private agents and planters seeking reciprocity and annexation. It notes plans to reorganize the association to educate on annexation benefits and promote a new newspaper to champion the cause amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
United States
Db Mbna
Ling
Ln Eeheme
Cikinewadhowe
He Chiba
Byuinche
Firat Patce
Cowboy Race Headlines Kapolono Park Meeting
Eleven entries for the gentlemen’s riding race plus a feature three mile cowboy race at Kapolono Park. Polo pony event has four entries with more expected. Stock car and ball games noted. Hawaii Jockey Club meeting to finalize programs. Hydeball League discusses Saturday eliminations and Tuesday schedule. Maui Maxers and All Hawaii contest expected. weather noted as wet for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eich
Theilera
Ken Momon
Vias Dem
Albert Jacus
George Jearue
Mobt
Haltentinn
W. HL Allen
Tellioa
Melting
Hert
Cate Uico
Dr Shaw
James Quinn
Hydeball League
Ronsider
All Hono- Witi
ATL
Maui
Claudine Aoe
Kona Kau Funds Update On Pacific Railroad Plans
Funds are reported raised to begin construction on the Kona Kan Railroad soon after the Angiint anniversary. Promoters expect full execution of plans with sufficient money. Coeryer notes money awarded to Sao Francisco and a ship Zealandia was moved to Martine on July 1 for freshwater layup indefinitely.
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Coeryer
Sao Peanciscu
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Attorney Dues
Fernandes
Theo. F. Lansing
Supreme Court
Nathan Hale
L. F. Sternemann
Fort Street
Doric
Uncle Sam
Emper
aooDp Voyage
Kolon Man “Suaed
Justice
Walls
Fargo & Co. Express
Matonie Temple
Treasury
Bulletin
Kona Kau Funds
Oceanie
Zealandia
Martine
Oxfords
Laird, Schober & CO
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