Chinese Marriage Bluff Court Rules After Kam You Case
In a provocative ruling, Judge Batee dismisses Kam You’s claim to remain as the wife of Yong Hang under Chinese marriage custom. The decision questions native island status and upholds American law’s marriage requirements as the basis for deportation proceedings in the Territorial Court.
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Judge Gear Opinion Sparks Humorous Courtroom Reflection
In a Honolulu District Court, Judge Gear quips at the Attorney General about habeas powers and jurisdiction. The case concerns a defendant named Kai You with a Chinese merchant wife fraud allegation, a travel remand, and deportation order. The judge notes the absence of proven birth in the Islands and marriage, remanding the woman to U S Marshal custody for deportation. A grocery ad block follows with Blue 911.
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Honolulu
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Kai You
United States
District of Hawaii
Estee
Monotolu
Chinese cases in federal court noted in morning session
Judge Kates closed the reading of his opinion in the Kam You case as attorneys argued the judge’s remarks about a marriage. Territory v Charles Albert features a not guilty plea by the second mate of the Ben King with Bigelow appointed to defend. Ab Qual, one of the Chinese children, was taken under advisement. Two Chinese cases involve Young Ho and Young San with further action pending.
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Thos. Fitch
Brose
Charles Albert
High News
Bigelow
Entec
Ab Qual
Island boats sold as new firm to run old freught schooners
A new company plans to operate Inland freighter schooners long active in the harbor trade. Last week Harry Kvane sold the schooners Wai and Ada to H. P. Roth & Co, and Blanche Elin is expected to be purchased this week. The venture, backed by William Roth and Nelson B. Lansing, aims to start with three vessels and expand as demand grows.
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Ada
Harry Kvane
H. P. Roth & Co
Blanche Elin
William Roth
Nelson B. Lansing
Busine
Stove Explosion At Queen's Hospital Averted
A fire at Queen's Hospital was stopped yesterday afternoon by Superintendent Kekayli. A Japanese servant lighting a dirty kitchen stove upstairs caused an explosion, burning wood and a convalescent cried out. The superintendent quickly moved the burning stove to an open window, leaving only minor damage to the stove and a scorched rug.
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Queen's Hospital
Kekayli
Ketardt
Runaways Draw Crowd on Bere Tania Street
Early morning chaos as two runaway horses caused a fright on Bere tania Street near seven. A tramway team and a dump-cart horse bolted, scattering a crowd of 30 to 40 Japanese who shouted as police and bystanders looked on, though no damage occurred.
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Beretania
Chicken thieves spook Kalihi district in two week spree
Kalihi residents urge police to probe a rash of chicken and property thefts across private yards. Robberies have hit farms and stables, with many chickens stolen and valuables looted, including money and a dogged dog in one home. Local speculation points to a tall native man blamed for multiple incidents as investigators review clues.
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Wider Steamship Co
Kaithi
Holt
Kalil
Frank Harvey
House Committee Finds No Vouchers Incomplete Budget Items
The House committee reviews payrolls and vouchers amid anticipated add ons to the expense bill. Notices reveal eighty plus men affected by cutbacks in Leive appropriations, with questions on irregular items and missing vouchers. Volcano reports from Hilo warn of possible early eruption as committees push for more funds, including health and attorney general items.
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Board of Health
Senate
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Benator Carter
W. W. Dimond & Co
Chief Justice Frear Denies Dole Mandamus Request
A Honolulu court denied Attorney General Dole’s mandamus application to compel Judge Gear to allow an appeal in the Go to Halens case. The judge held the right to appeal is debatable and that without it the lower court cannot grant or deny such an appeal. law must provide the right. The ruling questions the scope of appellate power and whether mandamus can enforce an appeal in habeas corpus. The decision also mentions divorce and other civil matters scheduled for court later today.
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Nobriga Divorce Grants Absolute Divorce and Property
The Nobriga divorce grants an absolute divorce and assigns one half of the property, valued at about twenty thousand dollars. The wife receives a share of fortune attributed to her toil, securing a portion of the accumulated holdings.
Manager Allen Denies Hotel Scandal Report
An Advertiser article accused the Hawaiian hotel management of misconduct by bell boys. Manager Allen states the claim has no foundation or justification for publication and disputes the report's facts.
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Je Allen
Panease Assaults a Customs Officer at Pacific Mall Wharf
Panease assault at Pacific Mall wharf ends with arrest of Vayadavaneas by Officer Harry Flint. Accused charged with assault on a Federal officer and using vulgar language after an incident over a refused Japan take. Case to be tried in United States District Court.
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Austel Caston
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Ie Japan
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Capitol baseballists name judiciary building team lineup
The Judiciary building announces a ten day plan to reveal their team. The roster lists players from various city departments including Dayton Road Department catcher W Wehardson, Mahelona Awaiting Department pitcher, Kawuol Treasurer's Department second base, Woodward Water Department third base, Cummins Road Department shortstop, and Knothes Auditor's Department right field.
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Woodward Water Department
Treadway
Cummins Road Department
Chillingworth
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Neld
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Treswarer
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Bubbv
Acting Governor Cooper testifies in territorial land case
Acting Governor Cooper appears in Circuit Court as a witness during an ongoing land case. He is questioned by defense counsel about his official duties and confirms he serves as Secretary of the Territory of Hewall.
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Cooper
Juidge Stl Himan
Hewall
Steamer Hanalel Arrives From Hawaii With Sugar Cargo
The steamer Hanalel arrived this morning from Hawaii carrying 15,230 bags of sugar marking a large inland cargo. Pure wer Clapham reports volcanic activity and signs of unrest. The voyage faced calm seas and frequent rain on the crossing, with better weather near Kay.
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Wer
Clapham
Kay
Chine Bel
Imprisoned Funds Move to Territorial Treasury in 59,000 Transfer
The Chikewe Imimigratinn Trust fund portion totaling 59,000 was moved from First National Bank to the Territorial treasury today. Acting Governor Cooper is seen on the matter though Treasurer Wright states no authority exists to use the funds for current territorial expenses.
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First National
Hank
Territorial
Treawury
Cooper
Treawurrr Wright
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