Hawaii and mainland woes mix in Hawaii papers analysis
The column critiques territorial finances and governance in Hawaii noting an empty treasury and calls for bipartisan progress. It compares American policy in new possessions like the Philippines, questions carpet bagger influence, and discusses rulings affecting law in Hawaii amid legislative adjournment. It also mentions a Pennsylvania legislature proposal on marriage penalties and presidential reaction.
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Anarchy not in sight in transition era
The attorney general's stance on majority verdicts during the transition period is challenged as unconstitutional. Courts freed some men, while others remain confined, raising questions about justice under annexation and the Newlands Revolution and sparking public debate on loyalty and reform.
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Supreme Court of the
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Ilegally
Dole
Supreme Court of Hawaii
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Estate Debt and Ejectment Actions Dominated Circuit Court
In Kaplolant et al ejectment actions the court heard witnesses and examined maps for a William A. Hall suit against C. Winan with motions to set trial date. in another case Charles S. Witkon et al versus Lilluokalani a decree motion and amended complaint request were filed. The James Woods estate master Henry Smith reported the seventeenth annual account showing debt reduced from 980,000 to 1,004, with plans to discharge executors and distribute remaining assets after debt is cleared from Heecroft plantation proceeds.
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Chas
Witkon Ya. Lilluokalani
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Eame
WIN
Theo
H. Davien
Heecroft
Federal plan to ration land draws faces court battles
The government tries to curb land rush by requiring draws for selection rights but is met with widespread manly greed and a flood of litigation. Many hope to gain free land, though real ownership costs remain substantial. Courts see a surge of cases as settlers push to obtain lands in the new territory.
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Allen
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Amerie
Health Board Action on Resident Physician Questioned
The Health Board’s move to appoint a resident physician for the Insine AgFiim is not seen as reflecting on past doctors. It warns that private practice would hinder full-time service and suggests that the proposed film aligns with systems used by similar institutions statewide.
Salvation Army Work Marks Seventh Anniversary in Islands
Col. George French of San Francisco and Major Alfred Hartin plan special services from Sunday July 2 to Monday July 25 to celebrate the Salvation Army’s work on the Islands. Major and Mrs. George Wood will head Hawaiian division services at the MLC and Army hall gatherings.
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Sue Rust
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Nouway Streets
What Is the Matter With the Japanese Passenger
A Japanese traveler on a Waialua train has attracted attention for two days by boarding and alighting at the same stations without leaving his seat. He sits still, stares out the window, and only moves to bow when presenting a ticket or paying the fare with exact change.
Japanese Wizard Ten Ichi Prof 8 Performs At Nuuanu Street
The famed Japane se wizard Ten Ichi Prof 8, accidentally left behind by the Dorle lant, entertained at a tent event in the Japanese Primary School on Nuuanu street under the auspices of the Jqgangwe Nevevolent Society. Conmul and Mr Milt led a party of friends. the show lasted nearly until 11. The professor plans to tour Maryland then Europe.
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Dec Japanese Officer Toma Recovers Mixed Dog Lead
Officer Toma searched from Ale to town seeking a bulldog owned by Walger after a report to police. The found animal matched the description but a gender mismatch forced return. On the trip he aided Tukada Naka mura Cho Jas A Low and Healey in a separate case of alleged grand cheat.
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