Army post money spent here in territorial capital talk
Captain C F Humphrey Jr of the U S A Army and Acting Governor A L C Atkinson discussed Kahapiki military post transfer and plans for preliminary surveying for barracks and other buildings. Local contractors urged to receive as much of the work as possible within the Territory.
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C.F. Humphrey Jr
A. L. C. Atkinson
Capitol
Mumphrey
Barrack
Otter
Terada Case Divides Ewa Court Crowd
In Ewa Court this morning the case of Terada a Japanese charged under the Act for the suppression of offenses drew a large crowd of Japanese and others. P C Chillingworth prosecuted, Rawling and Corres appeared for the defense After hearing much testimony the judge with personal knowledge of the circumstances said the faces shown were not enough to justify placing the defendant under a bond to keep the peace.
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Terada
Ewa
P. Chillingworth
Attarneyn Rawling
Corres
Jury sworn in for waterfront ejectment case
A list of jurors including Atkinson and Marks was sworn in Judge Gear's court to try Vito waterfront ejectment. A Portuguese boy nicknamed Monkey, arrested on Emma and School Streets, faces assault and battery charges against Willie Ferreira.
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RW. Atkinson
Louis Marks
Chas
F. Frasier
AR. Gurrey
F. M. Armstrong
BE. T. Clark
J. J. Sullivan
Douglas Kaona
H. A. Parmaire
F. Binke
B. F. Vickers
J. W. Berg Irom
Ed. de Fraga
Monkey
Emma
School
Willie Ferreira
Regrets Roosevelt Hasn t Pardoning Power
United States Attorney General Knox writes to Attorney George A Doyle expressing regret that the President lacks constitutional power to issue a pardon. He sides with Judge Dole on disbarment, saying only a minor professional irregularity could be proven against Doyle.
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United States
Knox
George A. Doyle
Supreme Court of the Territory
Frear
Perry
Dole
Davia
Grand Jury Sessions Disrupted by Inquisitorial Interruption
A grand jury session faced a disruption as an inquisitor burst into the courtroom, prompting concerns over leaks while several routine matters occupied the panel. The incident occurred during a morning proceeding overseen by Judge Robinom, with witnesses and court staff reacting to the surprising interruption.
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Robinom
Robinon
Territorial Grand Jury Indicts Six in Early Session
The Territorial Grand Jury returned six indictments this afternoon, Judge De Bolt ordered them sealed on the secret file. Honolulu Photo Supply Co reports postal cards growing popular and spreading across the mainland as a trend.
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Af ‘Ternoon
de Bolt
Honolulu
Mainland
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Kumalae and Johnson Alleged Conspirators Must Hang Together
In Judge De Bolt's court the 1903 conspiracy case against Kumalae and Johnson moved to a second trial. Twelve men heard the first hearing. several were excused for cause, and Ashford argued severance to try Kumalae separately. The court denied severance, allowing joint trial, with voir dire continuing as jury selection proceeded amid defense objections and procedural debate.
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Enoch Johnson
Itema
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Ashford
Severance
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Johnson
Kamalan
Toe Johnson
Johson
Dip
Kimnalae
Andrews
Argon
Jeknever
Achford
Himeetin
Lnews
Jett
Trenuans
Ankeford
de Bolt
Ding B. Wodehouse
J. Laidwiesen
Samuel Kamakeu
Paddy Ryan
K. Paolo
James Weknell
J W. L. Maguire
J. A. Lawelawe
East
Alfred Lucan
John Coffes
Ryan
Asheford
Shger Cmete
GD. Mahone
Edmund Norrie
George Childs
J. F. Cline
John Coffer
Alfred Lucas
K Bast
James Moknel
Samuel Katmakau
C J. Lodwinson
BH. Wodeboure
RW. Davis
Wyllie Davis
Inc Ebronto
Davis
Dto
Norman Watking
J. J. Craig Wan
Bun
Kumalae
Tis
John Kidwell
Kidwell
Kumatae
Jobnaen
Jobnain
Ben
Craig
Kur Hie
Apecial Venire
Ifur
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Oahu Polo Club Declines Kauai Fourth of July Match
The Oahu Polo Club cannot accept Kauai's invitation to a July 4 match in Lihue. Captain Rice's team faces scattered ponies and limited players as Damon, Shingle, and A W Carter are unavailable, leaving Kauai to seek other opponents. The Maul pote boys reportedly train regularly, staying in form for potential future matches.
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Kauai Lab
Lihue
Rice
Kauai
Damon
Aras
A. W. Carter
Hawaii
Honolulu
Japanese Advance Capturing Russian Guns and Prisoners
The Japanese army on the Liaotung Peninsula reports a June 14–15 advance against Russian positions near Wasantien and Telissu. They claim a surrounding action near Telisuu, routing the enemy by 3 p.m. with under 1,000 losses, capturing 14 quickfirers, about 300 prisoners, and the Fourth Regiment Sharpshooters commander, while noting over 500 enemy dead or wounded.
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Honolulu
Liaotung Peninsula
Wasantien
Ling
Lungwangmiao
Tafangshen
Panchiaton
Luhoton
Foochow
Tengehia
Nachi- Italing
Lungwammiao
Telissu
Tatanshan
Chengtsuahan
Choschianton
Telisuu
Fourth Regiment
Takahira
Japanese Capture Telisen Near Kalchow on Liaotung
TOKIO reports on June 16 that Japanese forces seized Telisen near Kal chow on the Liaotung Peninsula. Russian forces deployed 14 guns and many regimental color units. About five hundred Russians were killed and three hundred captured. Japanese losses were reported at about one thousand.
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Japan
Telisen
Kalchow
Liaotung Peninsula
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