English Servants Seek Bail Ban Under Contract Labor Statute
The petition alleges T Clive Davies a British subject residing temporarily in Mawali engages Julie Greatorex his secretary and George Lee his coachman with Charter Young as groom. they claim to accompany him to this Territory when he returns home. The court rules bail cannot be granted under the Act. the hearing postponed to allow preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wousas
Tunbridge, Wels
Beneglnni
T. Clive Davies
England
Ateo
Mawadi
Thed. H. Daving & Co
le Ise
Julie Greatorex
Wall T. Clive
George Lee
Tle
Gear's
Satindey
Hateh & Silliman
Wethioners
Federal Court
Butee
Iguid
Hoare
HK. i Stackable
Costoma
Wan
Th D. Sillmag
Colmeel
Bronte
Act of Congress
Nile
Mawall
Silliman
Stackable
Bilitman
Greeley Calls Cooper at Capitol Session
General A W Greeley the arretey explorer confronted Acting Governor Cooper at the Capitol this morning in a brief exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Cooper
A. W. Greeley
Capitol
Pratt Commission Signed by Acting Governor Cooper
Acting Governor Cooper signed J. W. Pratt’s commission this morning for the Island of Oahu. The document was transmitted to Pratt, and the date of assuming duties is set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Pratt
Island
Oahu
Cooper
Waimea Deputy Brings Insane Japanese Suspect to Arrival
Deputy Halvorsen of Waimea Kavpi arrives with a Japanese man described as insane. The man reportedly stalked a wife across the island months ago, then acted mysteriously until a recent incident led to his capture and a suicide attempt at a reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halvorsen
Waimea
Kavpi
Wienaol
Nakamura
Vane
Countrywan
Life Sentence for Wood in Burglary Case
Wailuku June A Fred Wood pleaded guilty to a burglary indictment by the Grand Jury for Gretsdepreg. Judge Kadua sentenced him to life imprisonment at Oahu Jail. Wood burglarized the Move of the Hawaiian Commercial Bus Bar Co. last March and took over $900. After sentencing, Fred Wand attempted to choke tailor Davi Crowell but was overpowered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Fred Wood
Gretsdepreg
Kadua
Oahu
Wood
Hawaiian Commercial Bus Bar Co
Fred Wand
Davi Crowell
Spectator Says Man Swims Ashore After Betting Ring Prank
A crowd at the pool watched a man who had fled the betting ring return by swimming ashore and entering a hack. He then brought two boxes of cigars to the table, acknowledging the joke but escaping further trouble as onlookers kept quiet.
Police Court Proceedings Interrupted by Grand Jury Action
The Police Court faced sixty one calendar cases as Judge Wilcox prepared for disposition when a Grand Jury summons halted proceedings. The clerk Zablan and Chinese interpreter Crawford were requested, causing a weeklong interruption and delaying public lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Wilcox
Grand Juty
Zablan
Crawford
Bank for Wailuku to Open with Local Investor Stake
Bank plans emerge for Wailuku with C D Lutkin, ex First National teller, forming a new institution. Capital stock and management will be by Lutkin with full local subscription expected, the bank to be located in Wailuku.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maul
C.D. Lute Kn
First National Bank
My. Lutkin
Wailuku
Mich
Munl
Brigham Young Anniversary Observed in Salt Lake City
June 1 observances mark the one hundredth birth anniversary of Brigham Young. The city center is decoratively adorned and hundreds of people from nearby areas join the celebration which began with a salute of 100 guns fired by the Veteran Artillerymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham Young
Balt Lake
Staten
Horrible Death Of Japanese Laborer In Walama Fields
A Japanese laborer working in a Walama plantation field Saturday met a horrible death as taro fires and taro debris spread. He became entangled near the wagon while trying to quiet them, and taro overflow covered the area. Senator Nakapaahu, from Watmes Ual, stated the price could rise to 40 dollars before fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walama Plantation
Dhe
Taro
Salande
Nakapaahu
Piaiell
Tara Plinter
Watmes Ual
Post Office Established in Walakoa Maui
Waanington May ava post offiog has been established at Walakoa Maui with Chas E Copeland named postmaster.
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Waanington
May
Ava
Walakoa
Maui
Chas
E. Copeland
House Ives the Knock Out Blow Majority Report Adopted
The House adopts a majority report by a vote of 127 to 10 on the militia issue. Speakers defend or attack the militia, urging abolition or limited use, with references to wage disputes and political upheavals across states and territories.
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House Ives
Aylett
Saker
Kirantita
McKinley
Porto Rian
United States
Kanineluth
Robertson
Str
Aylott
Emmerith
Union
Han Ite
Maine
Callifornia
Couer d'Alene
Mar der
Chicago
Alinola
Albany
Kun Garriers
Menme
Ari
Tong
Hooge
Wrathman
Baimolth
Makelau
Rumeluth
Makelhau
Rmmeluth
Bat Tle
Members vote to enlarge force and defend military budget
In a heated session, Meluth supported enlarging the force and contended the fialives had control, while Beckley claimed the military anticipated the cut and prepared for two years. The committee's recommendation passed 17 to 10, with Aylett, Dickey, Grifillan, Moons, Kelk, Kellikon, Kamal Makekau Robertson and Wilcox-10 voting for the measure. At noon the House began using regular records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meluth
Beckley
Alege
Hées
Aylett
Dickey
Grifillan
Moons
Kelk
Kellikon
Kamal Makekau Robertson
Wilcox
Houve
Wapanregh Knife Welder Incident Described
A Sunday morning event involving a Japanese fisherman who was wounded by another Japanese person wielding a knife. The assailant was restrained by bystanders while the injured man received aid. The blade’s point remained in the victim’s hand before removal by responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anal
Asul
Fell Forty Feet In Honolulu Chimney Fall
A crew at the Honolulu Bandary Steam Laundry raised a chimney on the mall building when a whistle blew causing rope slack. The chimney and scaffolding toppled, sending a worker plummeting forty feet to the ground. the injured man was found unmoved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Bandury Steam Laundry
Irrigation Talks Prompt Cane Crop Hope in Kohala District
Poor rainfall persists in Kohala threatening a half crop on some plantations. Proposals for pump-based irrigation using the Roney Boxar Company duplex Wedler pump are discussed. Mills operate only daytime hours. In Judge Gear's court a grand jury found for several offenses, with indictments sent to the High Sheriff and some defendants released on bond. The grand jury completed its term.
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Kohala
Planta
Roney Boxar
Uraug Guru
Juder Gear
Ro Pd Nas Ce
Foresian Catton
Truile
Te High Sherif
Billy
Jwege Gear
Grand Jury Wien
Designer Watoon confident amid criticism of challenger
In Glasgow the designer Watoon voices worry over criticisms of his workmanship on the challenger. He says the result of trial races on the European side means nothing to him. He built the yacht for American sailing conditions and remains convinced he will prove the toughest challenger.
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New York
Glasgowange
Watoon
Linon
Loomis Endorsed by U S Charge in Washington Dispatch
A Herald dispatch from Washington reports United States Chargé dAffaires William W. Tu rsell unreservedly endorsing Minister Loomis on questions pending between the United States and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald From
Washington
Wm. W. Tuesell
United States
Married in Florence Ceremony for M C MoneSmith and Elvira Giannussi Havell
The marriage of M C MoneSmith of Boston and Elvira Giannussi Havell was performed April 20 at the American Church in Florence by Rev. James Thoma, with Rev Herbert Venables assisting. The couple, after a wedding in Europe, plan to reside in Howton.
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M.C. Monesmith
Boston
Elvira Giannussi-Havell
Florence
James Thoma
Herbert Venables
Ebaret
Europe
Central Railroad workers strike over wages in Buffalo
About 10 percent of the workers at the New York Central Railroad and their helpers display for wage negotiations. The action involves Ninos and Men rie avout wu mitehine, with a focus on wage terms and labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Central
Mrs McKinley Improves in Washington Report
June 4 bulletin reports Mrs. McKinley in improving condition, noted as most encouraging yet. A broken ammonia pipe in the Metropolitan Meat Market caused disruption. workers retired from the building as the gas cloud spread toward King Street before repairs were completed. The steamer Claudine from Maui brought cargo including 11,000 hogsheads sugar, 101 sacks fort, AT sacks Lino, 24 coks potatoes, 631 raise, 30 prey hides, 44 hogs and 89 sundries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
King Street
Claudine
Maui
Attorney Fitch Appeals on Governing Authority in Hawaii
The Judiciary Committee referred the question of Secretary Cooper's authority to act as Acting Governor of Hawaii to special counsel Thomas Fitch. Fitch argues Cooper acted without authority, cites quo warranto as the proper remedy, and notes remedies depend on Attorney General actions. The committee endorses a resolution urging Governor Dole to resume executive powers and delay to allow Cooper to qualify to approve future appropriations.
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Judiciary Committee of the Mouse
Cooper
Thomas Fitch
Fitel
Hos Hon
Hédry
Territory of
Hawaii
Cena
Fitch
Muthart
Tee
Dole
Manford J. Dole
Union of Tits
Henry Be
Atorney Fitch
Supreme Court
Coope
Attornud
Honanford
Executive Council Proclaims Transfer for Agricultural Station
The Executive Council held a prolonged session this morning. Acting Governor Cooper read a proclamation directing the transfer to be made to an agricultural experiment station, including the original Mi Kiki and Tantalus tract with reservations for the rock climber, plus land for a marine hospital. H. Boyd reported an application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Inchiden
Mi Kiki
Tantalus
Corta
Altes
H. Boyd
Unclear 19th Century Parcel and Lease Motions
The document records various city council items including a Canadian-Australian Steam ship Company leave lot on the Esplanade, a Severance property lease in Hilo, and Alfred Willis Tanking’s view on land for the Hospital for Incurrables. It notes an option with the Attorney General, a Hawaiian Tramways petition to alter awiteries and street lines, and E. S. Boyd’s rent petition at $50 per year. The Cornell plans an auction at a set upset price of 72 Wernee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hetter Wan
Alfred Willis
Moulitl
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Faing Street
Boyd
Juikin
Cornell
Wernee
Fatal Card Season At Orpheum Promises Crowded Houses
The Fatal Card is announced for this and tomorrow night at the Orpheum. The bill features a sterling drama by Frawley. The Eileforda company plans to close its season on the 19th, and Honolulu playgoers can expect a hearty reception wherever they travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Patel
Bill Wee
Frawiey
Alice
Ee Modern School
Lear
Honolulu
Bor Success Is Productive Of Anxiety
London reports growing worry over British military events in South Africa. The War Office says no official information about battles near Pretoria on May 2 yet details remain unclear. Casualty figures and prisoner counts are uncertain, fueling public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor
London
Vladfontein
South Africa
War Office
Pretoria
Princess Yolanda Margherita Born In Rome
Princess Yolanda Margherita expected after the birth of a daughter to the couple Jones Queen telena in Rome at 9 oclock in the morning. The King and high officials convey congratulations amid public salutes as royal plans unfold for the infant's care and financial provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jones
Telena
Hoth
Yolanda Margherita
Botha Seeks Peace Amid Boer War Developments
London reports say General Botha has arrived at Standerton and, via Netherlands mediation, appeals to Mr. Kruger for peace. The Sun notes possible Boer movements in Zululand and predicts senators may return home as Parliament debates stretch on. Senate met with a thin quorum. a brief adjournment was moved to Wednesday.
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London
Botha
Standerton
Kruger
Netherlands
Senate
Mr. White
Mr. Knobl
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Dilen Gravecourt
J. A. Thompson
Peterson Hun
A.V. Gear
McClellan, Pond & Co
Stangenwald
Pratt
Ingane
Kai
Bank For
National Guard of the
Territory of Hawaii
Wapanregh
Loomis
Ninos Men
Ries
House
Coungh
Italy
Benatory
Jamnen Hi
Manaa Valley
al Eee
Patent Kid Shoes
Highat
Oxford
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