Bicycle races and dash events at merchants purse meet
Prine offers a $20 medal and troupe fee for a 1 mile bicycle race. A second bicycle race awards a medal valued at a can ons fee of $1.00. A 1 mile dash running race is free for the fourth merchants purse. A pony dash covers ponies 14 hands or under.
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Kapiolani Park
Hawaihan
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Jave
Police Court recounts a crowded session with drunks and crimes
Jinge Perry presided over a busy police court full of diverse cases. defendants included vagabonds Ahbo Sam and Lee San, numerous drunks fined, opium possession charges, gambling denials, and a perjury motion in We Fernandez’s case. Several defendants remanded to June 12 while Sun Wing paid a swift $50 fine.
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Abo Sam
Lee San
T. Macpherson
Ah Kong
Tung Kong
Lam Wing
Sun Wing
Walf
Ab Kong
M. Cassisen
We Fernandez
Pacific Circuit Court Delivers Several Discharges and Wreck Claims
The circuit court docket includes a bankruptcy discharge petition for Tei Wo Chan before Judge Whiting, and an administrator's final discharge for GON Spencer. An estate valued at 25,000 dollars with plantation shares and life insurance is noted. Warnings of garnishee actions and admiralty decrees follow, including wreck claims for the Waimanalo and a recommendation to sell land as a whole at public auction rather than partition. The case of Ignacio de Fraga vs Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society also appears with a 392.50 debt.
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Gon. Spencer
Nypoon
William RL Castle
Adjoan
Henry Wheedhe
Waiian Gazette Camp
Ewa Plantation
Kabuku Plantation
Ignacio de Fraga
Portuguese Mutual Benefit Society
Cea
Be Ise
Jamies J. Byrne
John Martin
A. Feek
F. M. Hateh
Port Angeles
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Waimanalo
Spaulding and Age Met Alliance Marine and General Insurance Co
Joseph Tinker Ve. Wa. Maxwell
J. F. Scott
Board of Education Garnishee
Elizabeth K. Nahaolelua
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Henry Smith
Admitted to the Bar George Anthony Davis
Nova Scotia native George Anthony Davis was admitted to the bar this morning by the Supreme Court after presenting certificates. He studied in St Johns New Brunswick Horton Academy and Harvard Law School before earning a Bachelor of Laws at Boston Law School and returning to St Johns for Supreme Court admission.
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Nova Scotia
Supreme Court
Mr. Davie
St. John’s
New Brunswick
Horton Academy
Barristers Society of
Hon. W. Pugsley
Harvard Law School
Boston Law School
St. John's
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