Trials in Injunction Suit Battle Over Admitted Evidence
In the rapid transit injunction case to halt electric rail across Sun Kwong Mau’s vegetable garden, judges and attorneys wrestle over admitting evidence. Witness Breckens faces questions about prior conversations with Chinese in a Fort Street fruit store, with limited use of an interpreter. District Attorney Breckons testifies for the plaintiff as the amended bill is reviewed and defendants challenge prior Chinese associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun Kwong Mau Company
Humphreys
Emil C. Peters
Hreckens
China
R. W. Breckona
United
Meg. Clanahan
Dunne
Thut
Hint
Inland steamers arrive from Kauai and Makaweli
Two steamers from Kauai reach port this morning the Makee captained by Tullett and the Niihau with deck passengers and sugar cargoes. The Makee arrived from Kilohana at 8 10 after leaving at 4 95 yesterday, carrying eight deck passengers and 2701 bags of waiu, two bigs of rive and St packages of wun. The Niihau reached at 6 20 after a rough sea at Waimea, with eight deck passengers and 6280 bags of pure one bound for Hawaii. The James Rolph departed Makawaui on the 17th with 4000 bags of sugar for San Francisco and 16,000 bags of mauk mwalt shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawai
James Makee
Tullett
Nithan
W. Thompson
Kilonoa
Aq Pasengere
Hagihain
Ho Anahi
Arica
Makaweli
Abukink
Niihau
Waimea
Fuporta
James Rolph
Makawaui
San Francisco
Perry
Bing
McCanahan
Sr. Breckens
Breck
Farether
Khow
Brockens
Mumphreys
McClana
Theo, H. Davies & Co
McClanabay
James McGil
Pele Plays Possum Fires of Volcano Veiled in Smoke
Report of Kilauea activity notes lava visibility only briefly amid dense smoke. Steamers Halulani and captain Dower arrive from Hilo and other ports as Hawaii weather remains hot and calm with no earthquakes or major volcanic activity beyond crater smoke.
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Kilauea
Pele
Moknaweowen
Kilowea
Hawaii
Halulant
Dower
Hilo
Panalnu
Kukalay
Pawatan
Kawathae
Waldron
Volcano House
Kiluues
Peles
Hagers Tong
Ae Ho
Ki Winey
Sutton Coxill Matinee At Orpheum Tonight
Matinee entertainment at the Orpheum offers a family friendly Sutton Coxill program with acts including Caston Altre the Juggler and Cogit. The show starts at 2:00 PM and features junior amusement events with haw brothers and other acts, identical to the evening performance.
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Sutton-Coxill
Tomortw
Caston Altre
Cogit
Haw Brothers
Night Blooming Cereus Inspires Poetic Moonlight Bits
Hazy newspaper prose notes Punahou blooms and moonlit nights stir young men to poetry. References to fairy moonlight and soft mountain breezes mingle with partial mentions of Punahou, Honolua, Maul and a Bulletin offer.
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Punahou
Manoa
Honolua
Punshoe
Morning Fire Wrecks Alcove at Mercantile Printing Co
A morning blaze began in an alcove beneath a stairway at the Mercantile Printing Company store in Fort and Queen streets. The Washington Mercantile Company premises suffered heat and smoke damage as fire crews fought the flames, with loss extending to woodwork and nearby offices. The origin is undetermined, though papers and bags near the alcove ignited, investigators noting hazardous conditions from the area. Local officers issued an alarm and firefighters promptly responded to confine the spread.
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Washington Mercantile Company
Mahal Twa Carter
Fort
Queen Sirveta
Manuka
Mercantile Printing Company
Antil
Arc Department
Penne
Schooner Malolo Granted Extra Time by Court
A libel case against the schooner Malolo stretched into a three day review with no response to court proclamations for representatives to appear. Judge Fistee extended by three days, while no appearance prompted dismissal possibilities for Sink Keo Co bankruptcy petition. no further action until 2 PM this afternoon.
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Waimanaio Sugar Cove
Thayer
Sink Keo Co
Kutal
Eoltet Hilljor Heates
Hyiaes
Box of Lady Bugs Brought From Mexico To Sierra
A damaged report describes a shipment from Mexico to the Sierra containing a small box of lady beetles intended for quarantine inspection. Officers including Alexander Crow and Prof Koebele scrutinized the sealed box, which unleashed aggressive insects in a glass jar, prompting notes on lantana seed and the potential spread of biological pests as authorities plan further steps and future shipments.
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Sierre Wednendar
Wray Taylor
Commietower of Agriculture
Lee von
Alexander Crow
Sierra
Derpartment of Agriculture and Forestry
Th C.te Pere Kine
Wat
Tae
Parkinn
Koebele
Perking
Praf Koebele
Mexico
Itaelf
Keebele
Hawaii
Prat Kewbele
Hutelod
Equenee
Ruling in Bankruptcy Hearing in Taketa Case
William T Rawlins a special referee in Taketa bankruptcy ruled on creditor voting rights. The Ky Tak ta meeting addressed whether a creditor's attorney can vote without power of attorney. Thayer argued no, Fleming and Rawlins disagreed, citing the statute.
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William T. Rawlins
Taketa
Ky Takta
Thayer
Fleming
Thompson & Fleming
Rawlins
C.K. Hemenway
Railway Gets Money for Konwhai Line Project
News from Konwhai Railway reports that Jacob Caerper of Mainiland has advanced 309000 in the current funding phase. The city expected payment by Monday with further funds to follow as the project meets staged milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konwhai
Jacob Caerper
Uy Mainiland
Aynod
Totter Trim
Wihler
Pa Alig
Play With Alarm Box A Ban Makes Court Debut
In a police court today a North Chinese youth faced a charge of vandalism linked to tampering with an alarm box. The incident involved a nighttime dispute with another man and a water police officer testified during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnitrakon
Olan
Ind
Ferenant
Judea Wilnes
Anit
Honolulu clash ends with brutal assault at Japanese home
Report from Honolulu describes a violent disturbance at a house shared by Japanese residents where a man and a woman, both Japanese, visited. A intruding man attacked a woman, inflicting serious head injuries before the assailants restrained and injured him. Police were not present to witness the scene. It was later learned the attacker was the woman’s brother, enraged over disobedience to his commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Ais Perean
Atigard Heen
Pavilion Permit Sought for Merchant Fair Ground
George W. Smith of the Merchants Association requested Governor Dole to urge Captain Williamson to grant permission for four pavilions on the fair ground. A reply from Williamson hasn't arrived. the Merchants Association will publicize construction plans once approval is received. Agriculture Commissioner Wray Taylor said preparations proceed favorably. The note mentions an opium cache tale and the yacht Halcyon.
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George W. Smith
Mar=chante Association
Governor Pole
McK. Williamson
Depot Quarterminer
U.S.A
Aed
Governor Hole
Yeaterty
Kevin
Williamson
Han
Dole
Wray Taylor
Tre
Healant Rowers Show Good Form in Training
Healant rowers progressed well ahead of July Fourth races. The senior crew left for training at Fentowwin to fine tune for the tilt while the new Oxford shell debuted with promising strokes. Junior rowers praised for solid tech. boat steadiness improved and enthusiasm grows as event nears.
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Fentowwin
Oxford Shett
Intermine
Toston
Murray
Hellbrow
Trary
Stokes
Ing
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Chicago Record-Herald
TRING
Breckens
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Union Streets
Union
Kauai
Corona Colt
D. Hinterminister
Fr Fisher
Chicago
Ullnola
UB A
Possum
Kaiulani
Orpheum Tonight
Maul
Halcyon
The
Bulletin
Washington Mercantile Co
Tailor Rodrigues
Mercantile Printing Oy
Okolehao
Kawailaoi
Estee
Imperial Cigar Store
Vrort Street Distributors
SPORT
Heywood
Nate Heywood
Manufacturers’Shoe Co, Utd
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