Entries Closed For Saturdays Kapololan Park Races
Rutesen closed at the Club Stanles at 1 30 with all twelve races filled. Morning paper misquote Jota O Rourke who protested lack of access to other entrants and blamed managers. Officials expect few withdrawals. races set to start at 1 00 a m with top contenders listed including Egyptian Princess Defender and Cyclone in multiple trots and dashes.
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Rutesen
Club Stanles
Kaplolan Park
Jota O'Rourke
Henly
O'Rourke
Kayptian Poloces
Geraldine
Miack
Defender
Ly Cyclone
Sambo
Willy Lampe
Defenter
Egyp Han Princess
Black Beas
Bruner
Theli and
Creols
Inesberg
Wahiawa Torrens Land Title Decree Issued
Judge Phil Weaver of the Torrens Land Registration Court grants a decree confirming title to the Wahiawa agricultural settlement. The order allows the claimant to establish proof of title for the colonists who planned to erect dwellings in the colony, with immediate effect for interested parties.
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Wahiawa
Phil Weaver
Torrens Land Registration Court
Tay
niMeredi Partie
Foreclosure Decree In Honolulu Clay Mortgage Case
Judge De Bo presided as foreclosure petition proceeded against A Lidgale and Honolulu Clay Company. Mortgage claimed for machinery attached to real estate, with defendant admitting facts but denying inclusion of certain equipment. June 1900 to 1901 additions and removals questioned, court held mortgage broadly covers included items. James Morgan appointed commissioner.
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de Bo
Toro
A. Lidgale
Honolulu Clay Company
Howe
Iertis
Mortmage
Jas
Morgan
Fourth Class Yachts at Face Meet of Yacht Club
Four boats compete in the fourth class at the Face meet of the yacht club next Baturtay. Kahuna Malo Jo Skip and Leimanu enter the event with Leimanu formerly known as Maria under a new name.
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Baturtay
Kahuna
Malo- Jo
Skip
Leimanu
Maria
Land sale bid to guard Annie Parker ward rights in Hawaii
J Te Low, as guardian ad item for minor Annie TK Parker, seeks court approval to sell land to Pane Hau Plantation Co for 124000. The deal would extend income and rights of way for the Hamakue Ditch, with Low asking to employ counsel. Proceedings note prior guardian concerns and questions of suitability and guardianship.
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J. Te Low
Annie Te K. Parker
Berators Hey
J. A. Magoon
Heenan
Aimnor
Panehau Moutation Company
Hawaii
Low
Thia
Pasuhaw Plantation Co
Hamakue
Haakon Diten Co
Li Ie
Annie TK. Ward
Orilerte
Annis
T. K. Parker
Eligabeth Jane Knight
Alfred W. Carter
Chambers
Lowhaw
A. W. Carter
Carter
Judge De Bolt Deliberates In Testa Case Amid Motions
In a morning session Judge De Bolt heard pleads to abatement and demurrers in the Testa criminal matter. Attorneys Stewart and Long argued lack of grand jury qualification and court jurisdiction over a misdemeanor indictable issue. Judge De Bolt reviewed prior rulings and indicated he may have erred, hinting at potential correction if so. the Tang Chong case and related liquor counts were discussed as context.
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Testa
de Bolt
Stewart
Carlos Long
Bustor F. J. Testa
The
Independent
W. & Fleming
Simmening
Tame Chong
Howart
Ihbe
Dewald
Atewart
Horner
Tang Chong
J. A. Magoon
J. Lightfoot
Spreckels Buys Land in San Francisco Heart of City
A note indicates Spreckels purchases land in San Francisco near Richards and Merchant Street for 1000 from 1 buka 5-100 of an acre to fit out a block of property he already owns. The deal places him as owner ready to develop the parcel in the central area.
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San Francisco
Richards
Manager Frank M. Emlch Dies After Sudden Collapse
Frank M. Emlch longtime Hawaiian Hotel manager and noted Ban Frag Wisconsin hotel man died after a sudden collapse from a long illness of lever at Queen’s Hospital. He had recently been cared for at home and hospital, suffered heart weakness, and passed away as doctors were preparing to send him to San Francisco for recovery. Col Macfarlane and Manager Laker arranged funeral ceremonies with telegraphic support from San Francisco. His death shocks Honolulu and naval circles. he left a wife and two children in San Francisco.
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Frank M. Emlch
Ban Fragwisco
Queen’ Monpital
Ulege
Lever
Srl Wwe
Hee Works
Tylor
Bawyer
Taylor
Bmaith
Oceidental Hotel
Monolulu
Mount Hotel
Occidental
Smith
Aod
Col
Macarlane
Laker
Young Hotel
Lilian~thal
San Francisco
San Hransebino
LiLenthal
Ay Frienis Lureluton
Amon
Honolulu
oMcern
Navy
Macfartane
Mr. Smith
Alask
Wray Taylor Now Living in San Francisco
Mc Pachead in San Francisco recently met Mr Spitcer formerly conducting an Ogie store here. Bolt stated he had met Wray Taylor in San Francisco early in May, Taylor seemed permanently established in the city. He spoke of relations with the Territorial Government and repeated the story for Bishop Restarick that his mind was fixed on his movements for a period.
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MC. Pachead
San
Mr. Spitcer
Conducting
Kaw precinct Republicans protest removal of deputy Martin
Geo Robertson Jr, secretary of Kaw Republican Precinct Club, reports that Kaw precinct Republicans are indignant over the removal of Deputy Martin. A May 29 meeting, presided by Dr. Kwal Ho, demanded Martin be restored and retained, with no explanation given for his dismissal.
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Geo. Robertson Jr
Kaw
Wertsawali
Bhorit H. K. Martin
Roborixon
Repubicans
Kwal- Ho
Martin
Kau
Winafire
Nti
Given
Knox to Replace Quay as Attorney General
The Republican group agreed on P. C. Knox to succeed Genator Quay as Attorney General. Knox will accept and likely resign next December. The move, reported by Associated Press in Philadelphia, marks a pivotal cabinet transition anticipated this year.
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Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Republican
P. C. Knox
Quay
Knox
Bombardment Near Liaotung Peninsula Reports Likely Landing
June 9 Liaoyang Manchuria dispatch notes ongoing bombardment along the Liaotung peninsula. Report suggests preparations for a possible landing of Japanese troops amid regional tensions. The same bulletin mentions troops enforcing orders against unions and guards at Tangier.
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Liaoyang
Manchuria
Liaotung Peninsula
Knox Will Take Quay's Place As Judge
C F McKenna of Pittsburg appointed District Judge of Porto Rico. Announcement from Washington DC dated June 9. Also dated June 8 in San Francisco reports sugar quotations with various analyses and prices.
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Knox
Quay
Knox Will
Washington, D. C
C. F. McKenna
Pittsburg
Porto Rico
Governor Atkinson Busy with Territorial Duties and Loan Fund Work
A historical report notes Governor A L C Atkinson handling dual roles as territorial secretary and acting governor while accelerating loan-funded public improvements. A flood of correspondence and petitions arrives daily, with Atkinson coordinating with Superintendent Holloway and Secretary Carter to expedite appropriations and project approvals.
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Atkinson
Jack
A. L. C. Atkinson
C. B. Holloway
Addreeeed Howall
Carter
Himsell
Jaway
eeRard
Manly
Bulletin calendar tease features June 11 holiday and Queen of the May
The Bulletin announces a holiday on June 11 and the Comic Supplement with Simon Queen of the May will appear with Friday's issue. A "For Rent" card is on sale at the Bulletin.
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Ae the Bulletin
Simon Ae
Carde
Bulletin
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Dixie Land
Bo Bo
Wariawa
Paauhau Plantation Co
Annie Parker
Kamakua Ditch
Asloo Hack Stand Carriage Co
der Union
Benjamin System
New York
Kash Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Fort ST
Wells, Fargo & CO. Express
Judge de Bolt
May Testa
Spreckels
Smh
Wray Taylor
IST
Young Bldg
Bishop Street
Japan
Victor
Cote
Tangier
Morocco
Ban Francisco Cal
Jas, A. Banister
Oxfords
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Itd
Fort Street
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