Trials for Prisoners Under Sentence Urged for Speedy Court Action
Judge Gear convened the Flint Circuit Court and ordered all criminal cases on the calendar set for immediate call to ensure speedy trials. Several defendants pleaded guilty or not guilty to larceny and other charges while interpreter issues hampered proceedings and a grand jury investigation into legislature corruption drew payoffs. The appeal notices in multiple cases moved forward and debris case arguments lingered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
Flint
Dames B. Rockwell
I. B. Paxton
Enum
Terpreter
Havka Ant Doyo
B. Gueman
J.-L. Kuulukou
Koyo Hara
Asal
Henry Kekiula
W. Wolfson
Gross
W. Nilson
Noah Kailua
Kane
Jon
Do Rego Souza
al Tare
Terra
Thone
Chargy
Kaathue
PD. Kellett
Supreme Court
Genevieve Dowsette
J. M. Monsarrat
Elizabeth J. Knight
Marion, Dowsett O
W. Austin Whiting
W. J. Robinson
F Plainti
Byrne v Wooller Case Arguments at 11 O Clock
The case of J B Byrne v P J Wooller on appeal from the First Circuit Court came on for argument at 11 this morning with Kinney Bailey and McCanal for the plaintiff and Magoon and Thompson for the defendant. Wilder for A M Brown, Sheriff, filed a general demurrer in the damage suit by L C Camascho for 19000 for injuries alleged from a deputy’s act. John Mariting seeks guardianship of Herman Bert’s estate. The May term jurors completed their sci.
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Byrne
Snl
John Mariting
Herman Bert
Gear
Bert
Boule
Jot
Kewalo
Arming & Co creditors meet over Gear Lansing assets
W C Smith chairman of the Gear Lansing & Co creditors meeting says the firm is solvent and its property value exceeds liabilities. A creditors committee will report, with talks of a two year extension and possible second mortgage to aid unsecured creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear, Ldasing & Co
Honolulu
W. C. Smith
Gear Lansing & Co
Lansing
Smith
St Je
W. G. Cooper
Carhler
First National Bank
Gent, Lansing & Co
Rplus
Tick Epidemic Rears Its Head in Town
A local scare describes a tick outbreak affecting dogs with various tick types buried in flesh. Prof Koebele plans a remedy while dog owners recall numerous cases of weakness and emaciation among pets. The piece mentions pineapple-related canine misuses and references local authorities and businesses in a concerned, period-voice tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koebele
Onis
Waialua
Andre
Col Asity
Atatra
Wray Taylor
Praudevo
Powel City Fruit Co
Mager
Taylor
Uo 9 Bulletin
Current Expense Bill Read By Finance Committee
The Finance Committee reported unsegregated items but presented a general total for the expense bill. Debates covered Supreme Court costs, archives preservation, election expenses, printing, and revised laws, with adjustments and apologies as lawmakers debated figures. Aylett and others pressed for higher or lower allocations, while the Chief Justice influenced some line items. A farewell event at Kohala Hall and Porto Rican arrival details conclude the report.
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Emmeluth
Makekau
Aylett
Lett
Justi
Emmerith
Ste
Hilo
Kohala
Jus
Sakal
Manny
Lindane
A. Lindane
Kohala Hall
Pineapple Trade Talks and Mealy Bug Issue
The article notes Featy mar plans to send canned apples to San Francisco and discusses pineapple shipments. Mr Taylor explains fresh pineapple must be fumigated on arrival due to a mealy bug threat, a precaution he says will not be avoided, while Mr Craw confirms the risk and its impact on introducing pests to the Maitland area.
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San Francisco
Taylor
Craw
Maitland
Court session notes and a Tacoma vessel tale emerge
A court forenoon session discussed Claim No 7 and Shimamoto Case No 1 with advisement. A Tacoma built schooner Vine, once a pleasure yacht, burst and sank. built in 1890 at Gig Harbor for 225 tons, 107 feet long, 21 feet beam, 11 feet depth, a fast merchant vessel later.
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Court of Claima
A. Bigelow
King & McClanahan
IV Claiimant
Shimamoto
Becaua
San Francisco
Tacoma
Gig Harbor
Wahington
ANOTHER SCIENTISTS TOUR WAIALUA
Dr Ashmead of the Rutlhigalan Institution of Washington and Prof Koos Hele Hawaii s entomologist visited Waialua yesterday afternoon. Today they plan to enter the mountains for three days to ferret out various meddl. They will be away till Friday and return to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashmead
Rilthigalan Institution of Washington
Prof
Kooshele
Hawaii
Entomologier
Waialua
Pirpone
Acientiata
Eritay
Ka Mehe Kam’s School Commencement Exercises Schedule
The article notes several upcoming events: a cadet exercise and a Girls' school exercise on June 22 and June 2 respectively, and the tenth commencement at the Manual School of Ka Meheameha in the gymnasium on Thursday, June 27 at 8 o'clock. Local details and exact venues are partially obscured but the key dates are stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crade
Kamenas Aiha
Hove
Manual School of
Ka+meehameha
Court Budget Revisions Trim Travel and Publishing Funds
In the circuit court budget debate, $900 was set aside for library items, $2500 for Hawalion Reports printing and binding, the revived Hawaiian Reports axed, $800 for stationery and incidentals, and travel expenses for district magistrates reduced to a $600 lump sum. Emmerith urged valuing law books. Punkt noted travel hardships. TheHouse struck the travel item entirely and adjourned briefly at 12:05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmerith
Punkt
Hamlet
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a marriage question
A torn quotation shows a character asking Are you going to marry Alste Ruth and another responds I really don't know, you know I 'th ane What I thought. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Alste Ruth
Whyser
Thane
Baseball game on Kamehameha Day ends 28 to 22
Two teams from Nivili plantation played on Kamehameha Day. Captain F. C. Paetow led the winning side as players chased the ball and the cane smoke drifted toward the mill. The final score favored the Paetow team 28 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kohala
Nivili Plantation
F. C. Paetow
Old Lime Kiln at Isleford to Close Friday Run
The Isleford company presents Old Lime Kiln at the Orpheum Friday evening with an extra performance requested. A favorite of Katie Putnam, the show is billed as the last right and will not be performed again in the district.
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Isleford Company
Katie Putnam
Jesale Nortop
Rankinsie Pol Wedding Seals Tie for Harth & Co
Joan Rank and Ony OE Tho played as partners in a cheerful ceremony. Plumbers Harth & Co and Mary du Pol arrived from Oakland to witness the union. Rev O K Pour man conducted the rites at the home of Harry Baxter on Christaley Lane, where the house was festively decorated for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Ony
Harth & Co
Plumbers
Miey
Mary du Pol
Southealandia
Oakland
K. Pourman
Harry Baxter
Chrtatley Lane
Gustons Announces Civil Service Exam Changes for June Appointees
Clerks and officers in the Quatums service face compulsory civil service examinations on July 6 and 7. Twenty two district staff must qualify, while incumbents in promoted roles since June 14 last year may be reassessed. Noncompetitive exams apply to certain appointees and new deputy collectors at Kaloa and Tahalne.
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Offiere
Quatums
Ag Tila
Apellere Srnthinetica
Cum Tom
Cueto Hotice
Npature
Waya
Hales
Taro Under Attack as Pests Threaten Taro Crop Prices
Local reports describe widespread taro crop damage from insect pests in several taro growing districts led by entomologist Professor Koo bole. Government salary changes for the entomologist are debated while farmers warn of rising taro prices and risk of disappearance.
Flying Jordans Camp Novelty Show at S. M. C. A. Encampment
The Flying Jordans return to the S. M. C. A. encampment with a vaudeville style program planned for two weeks. Acts include acrobatics and feats by twelve performers plus dancing, comedy, and singe. The event opens Monday with a colorful shed and promises to amuse both seniors and underclassmen.
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euImorne Honolulu
Anna
Jaglure
Gall Dreay Show Promises Daring Pole and Tank Act
A famed act dives from a ninety foot pole into a shallow tank as part of an outdoor canvas show. The Jordan combination tours toward China and Asia while a Hrart elas performance draws crowds. Wall, Nichole & Co promote seats at 25 50 and 75 cents with ads noting aerial stunts and new wonders inside the tent.
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China
Japan
Alrrady
Wall, Nichole & Co
Sympathetic Strike Delays Zealandia Vessel
Local boiler makers strike delays the Zealandia steamship in Hobolul Iran Works. Outside help is unavailable, delaying repairs and voyage to San Francisco. Engineers must improvise repairs while crews demand a prompt departure, with uncertainty on the ship’s sail date.
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Boller
I Gh
Bollers
Zealandia
Hobolul
Iran
San Prancisco
Boller Winkwrn
Bern
Beven Arrests Made and Grand Jury Warrants Returned
Grand Jury returns warrants for seven defendants including W Wilsa Noah Kalwe Kane Joe da Kero lareey and W H Thone in second degree. Several suspects are released for lack of sufficient evidence, including Solomion John Correa Jobs Piver and Kahalewal and Them. Remainder involve larceny and malicious injury cases.
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le Divtinenite
W. Wilsa
Noah Kalwe
Kane
Joe da Kero Lareey
W. H. Thone
Aewult
Pomingo Ferreira
Protective League Meets At YMCA For Quarterly Session
The Hopolaly Protective League held a quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon at the YMCA. Reports from special departments were read. Four juveniles liberated for trial absence were discussed. A member reported the league aided removing abusive children from parents and placing them in industrial settings. A report from a Western State Secret Service officer, who had been visiting, was read.
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Coa
Tall
League
Jasantae
Rycroft’s Boda Works Proposes Superior Soda Water
Robert Rycroft has worked on Twindings for the pant tour on Sheridan Street for months and plans to establish a soda water plant in Islanda. The buildings are of concrete with a main one about ten feet in diameter. The machinery is of the latest pattern and will yield a refined product, aiming to produce a superior article.
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Robert Rycroft
Sheridan Street
Islanda
Rycroft
Sedan
Tantalus Quarters Redeemed for Public Use
Fragmentary note describes transfer of Tantalus quarters to government use for a station project. Text mentions land previously planned for quarters, now seized for an apartment station, with no trees remaining to tend.
WhiteLHOURNE Faces Mondtain Club In Saturday Baseball
A likely season highlight is set for Saturday afternoon as WhiteLHOURNE meets Mondtain Athletic Club in a key game. Location undecided with Punahou field under consideration and Kaptotant Park possible if feasible. travel time and field access influence where the contest occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelhourne
Mondtain Athletic Club
Mal Himas
Punahou Eld
Kaptotant Park
Te Lapossille
Hawaiian Coin Bracelets Spark Secret Service Watch
A local jewelry maker faced scrutiny over souvenirs and bracelets made from Hawaiian coins. Secret Service agents warned against mutilating coins and prosecuting violators of the 1891 act, which bans importing or altering U S coins. Authorities emphasize penalties for counterfeiting or misusing coin imagery.
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Barvico Agente
Hasen
United States
United
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Weillie St
Beretania
King
Prospect
Anapuni
King Street
Arming
Finance Committee
Punki
oSha Toorlog
Noue
Makekan
Union Mill
The
Kinny
Mahukona
Porto Itloo
Schoon
Kamehameha Closing
Orpheum
Rankinsie Pol
Gustons
HTH
Won
Cecil Brown
Koobole
Senate
Kalnuokalaut
Banuwal
Flying Jordans
S. M.C. A. Bacampmne
Benides
Maaatle
Maeide
Sally
Dobba
Law Angeles Heras
Beven
Protective League
Tantalus
Secret Service
Bul-letin
Macon
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