Important Land Partition Case Awards One Seventh Interest
Judge Robinson signs an interlocutory decree in a Hawaii partition suit naming Harriet Bally Charles Lewis Alexander Lewis Elizabeth M Cunkingham James J Lewis Margaret B Grieve and L L McCandress Cecil Browthiatee as one seventh undivided interests. The petition covers land at Bethel Street southeast corner King Street Waikiki road and other parcels totaling about 12.4 acres with commissioner W Austin Whiting to report on partition by mos and sale needs. Also notes on divorce suit dismissal nonpayment claims partnership accounting extension for answers and various estate claims including Rent for bath-house premises and taxes with several named parties and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Auld
Miriam
Hethel
King Threets
Post Office
Bethel Atront
King Land
Waikiki Road
Sunny South
Lote
Kalla
Waiki
Kabiling
Chillingworth
Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan
Senate
Kaual
Rowe
Stanley Stephenson
KA. Mott Smth
Diehop Eetate
Martar
Walkie
Oahu
Holeution
Waikiki
Metumoa
Kaunaiano
Decenneil
Leanewolt
Kekolani
Walmand
Hawai
Thomas Fitch
James H. Cummings
Loriana Noble
Filen
Susannah Angelina Hunt
Subri ff Brown Back From Molokal Visit
High Sheriff Brown returned from Molokal where he stayed most of the time at his brother’s place near Hulawa. He reports quiet conditions on Molokal and a satisfactory police situation. He planned to go to Maul but returned to Honolulu and will begin a new trip on Tuesday of next week. He did not hunt or fish while on Molokal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Brown
Molokal
Hulawa
Tirown
Honoluy Fiet
Mr. Brown
Sugar Market Prediction Hints at Higher Beet Prices
A businessman, who studies sugar markets closely, predicts that if Austria mimics Germany in eliminating sugar bounties, the Supite Trust will withdraw much sugar, raise beet sugar plantings slippage, and push prices up while profits rise. He notes past forecasts have matched price declines, now signaling a potential rebound as Hedrock suggests a stronger market.
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Austria
Germany
Supite Trust
Truk
Tie
Aden
Bulletin
Hedrock
Boer Leaders Seek Peace Amid War End Reports
A Durban cable cited by the Sun via The Mercury quotes Boer leaders Sobalk Burger and Breyn wine saying General Joubert died of illness not wounds. They favored peace, with Hinnim blocking a Dowr leaders meeting that signed terms ending hostilities. The Boers deny Kruger talks and note British camps show war’s end welcomed. The Mercury notes a circular urging readers to sign new conditions, citing devastated country and dwindling French resources. A few blocking British numbers vs. many prisoners limits prospects for victory.
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New York
The
Sun
Durban
Natal
Sobalk
Burger
Tranevaal
Mercury
Joubert
Breyn
Hinnim
Sebalk Burger
S Btre
Kruger
Roosevelt Hanna severance threat shocks national camp
New York June 8 The Herald reports a possible severance of cordial relations between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna as a result of charges filed against Federal officers in Cleveland Ohio by Representative Durton. The President is firm against breaking, Hanna favors quick action, and friends warn of a major rift in the party leadership.
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New York
The
Herald
Washington
Roosevelt F
Hanna
Clevelent
Ola
Durton
Miling Party
Marrison
Quay
Kamehameha Schools End Year Programs Highlight
Educators note summer break approaching as students prepare for exams. Kamehameha Schools and its preparatory division schedule year end events including a June 20 evening recital for one outgoing pupil, Mine Awana, featuring choirs, quartets, and readings. Girls and preparatory school commencements follow with multiple musical pieces and presentations leading to awards and diplomas.
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Beesnee
Raptt
Bneimor
Soho
Kamehameha
Kamehameiris
Janlun
Hiawatha
Plano Quartet
Plano L
Elizabeth Vannatta
Mine Byiington
Franz Shi Chorus
Hawaii Pond
Thy Kamehameha Boys
Cutitone
Hodebool
Kamehameha — Preparatory School
Claas Way
Bulng Ae
Chorun
William Newola
Fohm Pata Murie
Sallls
Troms
John Ketoe Smith
Cable Bill Killed and Opium Cache Mentioned
Washington reports the cable bill defeated by a wide margin after a floor vote of 116 to 37 while a separate note mentions an opium cache on Maul and a smugglers yacht Whaley and the vessel described in brief. The passage also includes an unrelated shoe advertisement seeking agents for Made To Order Corona Gol T Shoes with pricing and earnings claims.
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Washington
Home For Day
Raio
Daleell
Cort
Crick
Akente
Hintemmeister
Fisher Huling
Chicago
Minot
Pacific cable reaches San Francisco to Honolulu stretch
London June 9 reports the Commercial Cable Company has received advices that 1000 miles of the San Francisco Honolulu section of the Pacific cable, currently being manufactured locally, have been completed.
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London
Commercial Cable Company
San Francisco-Honolulu
Boers Praise Allied Allies Amid Fraternization Claims
Pretoria June 1 Boers report real instances of fraternization between Boers and British after a surrender at Dalmoral Transvaal. British soldiers at Hawlmoral-Pretoria distance reportedly halted Lee Crain and offered envelopes and tobacco to their former enemies. Boers view foreign allies, especially Americans, with caution and distrust.
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Pretoria
Dalmoral
Transveal
Wing “All Wong
Blackhoard
Hawlmoral
Lee Cralnn
Roosevelt the Guest at West Point 10th Anniversary
June 11 United States President Roosevelt attended the 10th anniversary celebration of the West Point Military Academy in Potol. A large crowd including Army and Navy officers, Cabinet members, and diplomats gathered. President Roosevelt delivered remarks at Memorial Hall after a day of activities concluding at sundown.
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Potol
Wet Point Military Academy
Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Vanew
Academy
Cornlif Merylehe
Wineteen
Ant Gillgueard
CUBAN SCANDAL REVEALS FUNDS FOR LEGISLATION SWAP
Washington reports that between eight thousand and nine thousand dollars from the Cuban treasury, under Governor General Wood, funded promotion of sugar reciprocity with the United States. F. & Thurber testified before a senate committee, drawing focus on possible Cuban influence. The probe spurred intense Senate curiosity and precipitated calls for further action and formal conferences among sugar interests.
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Washington
F. &. Thurber
Wood
Laffort
United States
Cuba
Senate
Thurber
Teller
Caplio
Hite
Orvoon
Hnet
Benatars
Benature
Turrows
Servien
Benatar al
Senate panel favors fire claim funding and bonds
Washington reports the Senate Committee on Pacific Islands proposes an amendment to pay one million dollars in fire claims and authorize bonds for the balance from future revenues. The panel plans a conference with Cuban committee members to pursue a straight F cont reduction with no conditions, while noting that caucus actions are not binding.
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Washington, D.C
Honolulu
T. H
Senate Committee On Pacific Islands
da. Breckons
Nanasooe
Durrowa
Jones
Novas
Cuba
Boll Pany
Eiew
Stoppered Nine Show Case of Ben Haah ed in Police Court Today
Native man nine shows case in Molloe Court on assault with deadly weapon charge. Witness Inez Houghtailing testified of a Saturday night incident, describing a package, a plate struck, a broom handle used, and a shotgun threat. Judge Wilcox noted lack of expert proof on weapon danger. defendant committed to Circuit Court for trial with $500 bond.
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Non Manhen
Inez
Molloe
J L. Kaniikou
Gill
Atund Warra
Kaliht
Haghee
Laupper
Haabee
Haahen
Haahoo
Wun
Ali
Frat Wimness
Mae
Mex Hough
Kaulukou
Wilcox
Hecky
Knulukow
Chreuit
Lynch Arrested After Arriving From Dieppe
Lonion Jin U Colonell Arthur Lynch, a former colonial fighter in South Africa and Galway representative, was arrested on arrival in New York and brought to Bow Street police station in London. Dr. Charles P. Rand, first Civil War volunteer and first Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, is listed as surviving in Washington D C.
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Lonion
Arthur Lynch
South Africa
Galway
Holme of Commons
Néw Ha
Yeu
Dieppe
Feaner
Lynch
London
Bow Street
Charles P. Rand
Washington D.C
Alao
FISHES THAT Fit AND WALK AND FLY SAW NOTHING OF THE ABANDONED SHIP
The United States Fish Commission ship Albatross returned to port after a deep ocean cruise reporting many curious specimens and abundant life. Captain Thomas and crew described nets and jars full of ocean creatures gathered for study with notes on jellylike life forms and coral growth. The vessel plans another voyage, while observers saw two parts of the abandoned Fannie Kerr near Walmen but found no sign of the ship itself.
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Kaun
United States Fish Commission
Whamehip
Albatrona
Thomas
Navy
Eclentietn
oMcere
Smilay
Thornae
Kavml
Walmen
Makarwell
Te Bowte
Pantie Kerr
Fannie Kerr
Kaual
Ahat
Albatross
Ocean
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Bishop Estate
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block, Cor
Hotel and Union Stre
Union
Serge Rom
Glee Club
Luinrtelle
Sumphoun
Mendelssohn
Hiewatha
Sohool
Juvephine Awana
Holo Dyke
David Kehtokamokin
Tennyson Oo
Willim Kati
Manie
Award Campbell
Claws
Aomoeqoe
Dona Abla
Campbell
John Hiersmith
David Kelitukasoku
William Nagle
William al
Kamphaneha Boys’ School
Gome
Komieain
Missionarie
Bonger
Robin Adair
BP Serommde
Villew Club
Valenetary
James A Muni
Lit Glen
Mandolin Globe
Aditrena
Ope
Diplamnan
Benedicthin
Oren
Manual
Ile Exercices
Elas
Rey
Davie Munir
Cowsark
Balutatory
Clan Histol
Henry Ky Kalkine
Tom
Gloo Club
Addresa Fea
Charles Hartt
Ontinu
Maul
Uler Whaley
Amerigan
Jer Whaley
Halcyon
Ben Haahed
Circuit Court
Becky Houghtailing
Fish Commission
Heywood
Black Vici
Balmoral
Fort St
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