Montano v Castle Supreme Court Affirms Entire Contract
The Supreme Court holds Montano v Castle, affirming that accepting part of the contract implies ratification of the whole. Mary J. Montano, plaintiff, with W. R. Castle appearing for defendant, sees the circuit decree reversed and the bill dismissed. The decision centers on Castle's authority as agent and the plaintiff's knowledge of contract terms and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Gi Trralth
First Circuit Court
Mary J. Montano
W. R. Castle
L. Andrews
F. Audeade
W. Rt. Castle
P. L. Weaver
W. B. ‘Whitney
Castle
Mr. Montano
Caste
WC. Acks
Chatter Mortage
Austen
A. A Montano
Montana
Fourth of July Celebration Finance Report 1902
The report to the Fourth of July celebration finance committee shows appropriations and expenditures across committees. It notes overrun in ball and decorations, unpaid bills from former celebrations, and specific payments to fireworks and parade committees, with a final balance and bank settlement at Bank of Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Rody
Ports Committee
Chillingworth
Literary Committee
Ball Committee
Murphy
J. HM. Fisher
Treasier Cooke
Charles Bt. Cooke
W. GO. Smith
Ber Tnt
Cnah
Hawn. Gove
Enab
Star Campbell
J. A. Kennedy
Fireworks Committee
Ficeworks Committee
Col
J. W. Jones
Can
Tata
Alr Murphy
Decora
Rash
WK Farrington
Ehateman
F. Chillingworth
Hateman Sports Committee
Carb
Marston Campbell
Tt Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
Seeescsey
Harmonious Meetings Outline Primaries Across Precincts
Reports from several precincts describe orderly, harmonious gatherings with candidates declared not to run in the main race. Elections officials discussed ballot format, printing ballots on white paper, and placing nominations from the floor as the process moved toward August primaries. Local committees outlined actions, with a sense of unity despite factions while nominations and ballots to be finalized at the executive level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montinu
Mrr. Crate
Executive Committee
Funda Hw
Craig
McClellan
Wilson
Wm. Karruth
John F. Soper
B. Winston
Towart
de Mhiy
Myers
C.J Dare Mracery
Hospital Meeting Elects Officers and Medical Staff
The Queen's Hospital held its regular semi annual trustees meeting this forenoon. Reports from the superintendent and attending physician were submitted. Officers for the year include Waterhouse treasurer, Geo W Smith secretary, and SM PB Robinson auditor. Executive committee members listed. Attending physicians named. Also notes a Pantheon advertisement offering ten cent glans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Mr. Waterhouse
Geo. W. Smith
SM PB. Robinson
FL A. Schacter
Cleghorn
Bishop
J. Lowrey
Mr. Smith
CB. Wood
B.C Waterhouse
C. BR. Cooper
WI May
Jdent
I. C. Curt
Merchants Big Fair Opens With Parade At Kapio Park
Indications promise success for the Merchants and Agricultural Fair week. The program includes a merchants fair at Kapio Park with a 1 pm parade, band concert, and open exhibits. Agricultural displays from Kawe, Kamehameha schools, and local farms fill pavilions, with the fair opening to the public tonight and resuming Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaplo
Aol Park
Ane
Merchants
A.C
Oahu College
Tar Pili
Lave
Bureau of Agriculture
Auioven
Kapiolani Park
Miller Stréet
Arrival of Kinau with freight and exhibits at Hawaii ports
The Kinau arrived with a full passenger list and freight including 271 bags of merchandise. Numerous exhibits from Haun Kahulur Lahalia were carried. The ship’s final tally lists shipments to Olu Bad Watakes Papeekea Monomu Hakalau Laupaheehoe Dokala HOK, Kultan Haraalua Tanuhay Honoka Punilin Haw AWAD and Kwkuthaele, with several ports showing no cargo.
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Kinuit
Port
Claudine
Haun
Kahulur
Lahalia
Hawaii
Watakes
Watnaku
Onomea
Papeekea
Monomu
Hakalau
Laupaheehoe
Dokala
Hoo
Kultan
Haraalua
Tanuhay
Honoka
Kwkuthaele
Punilin
Haw Awad
Hackmen Fined and Rearrested in Police Court Affray Case
Costello Rooney and McGowan, three hackmen who forfeited half in the Police Court, were rearrested yesterday and appeared before Judge Wilwax this forenoon on affray charges. Rooney and McGowan pleaded guilty and were fined. Cowell’s son was found guilty and fined. Costello faced assault on Officer Anderson, the judge committed him for Circuit Court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costello
Rooney
McGowan
Wilwax
Shile Cowell
van Aentonert
Axnault
Othcer Anderson
Tar
Circuit Court
The Paradise of the Macine Debuts as Sale Proprietor Takes Helm
Whil M. Langton becomes sale proprietor of The Paradise of the Macine, promising interesting content and useful public publications with halftone Hawaling scenery and letter rows. Captain Cody arrived off port after a thirteen day voyage from San Francisco, bringing cargo of general merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Langton
Paradise
Hive
Captain Cotty
San Francisco
Flynn of Oklahoma Talks on Hawaii Visit
Delegates from Oklahoma and Hawaii figures travel in whirlwind style, with Flynn arriving from Honolulu and meeting Judge Little. Flynn cites strong American support for Hawaii and its people and foresees statehood bringing him into the U.S. Senate. He praises Hawaii as a potential Niagara of poetry and a magnet for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Ohiabopale
Ile
Congress
Honolulu
Vintt Dudge
Colletimente
Piynw
Velesno House
James Fe
Roosevelt
Chint Muxiotrats
Vignn
Tie Family
Atlantic City
Lakes
Flynn
Commonwealth of Oklahoma
United States
Piron
Oklahone
Washington
Hawaii
Judge Little
Fiysu Auld
America
Hawaii 14
Niagara
Purisia
Car conductors seek new routes after stroke of fortune
Din Dunn, a longtime car conductor for the Rapid Transit Company, inherits about 214,000 dollars from his grandfather. The news prompts a shift in his work as he plans to move Ratmeone into his place while remaining a steady, hardworking caddymaker by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suna
Rapid Transit Company
Din
Hla Howe
Dunnn
Haght Tranalt Company
Gary Themnell
Prowlers Chase The Crane Brothers On Makibi Street
Two prowlers chased from a house on Makibi street below Wilder avenue after a night scare from barking fox terriers. The Cranes pursued by a pair of white men, who vanished after a quick start, leaving the neighborhood alarmed and neighbors turning out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane Brothers
Makibi Street
Wilder Avenue
Whale
Cox
Gilbert
Hawaii
Aluce
Dowlgaten
Elinent
Washington
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Oriahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Aurpri
Seamen Wage Immunity Under Common Law Declared
Judge Estee rules United States law exempts seamen wages from attachment for any debt in the case of W W Holland v Wilder's Steamship Co. The decision affirms wage protection under the Territorial Law of 1901 and related statutes, noting wages up to 200 per month for a family provider remain exempt from garnishment and sale. The matter centers on wages of a Helene crewman and garnishment actions by a shore creditor during inter island service near the Hawaiian group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estee
W. W Holland
Helene
Wilder
Steamehiy Co
Willer
Yeo En Koo
Strate
Lyle A. Dickey
Steamabtp Co
Holland
Jane
United States District Court
Caine
The
United
Juder Estee
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