Indictments and warrants amid plantation turmoil in Honolulu
In Honolulu two dozen indictments haunt plantation politics as three warrants issued. Court actions target stock and securities dealings while allegations of graft and agitation echo from the Agitator press. Four defendants face counts, with bail set and proceedings ongoing as the market shows mixed activity in local shares and bonds.
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Hawar
Batteries Manned by September 15 in Coastal Drill
A wartime field report details battery readiness by September 15, including deployment by the Gevitation Boel Partwient. It notes preparations at Trias locations and the potential for mortar and artillery tests, with safety protocols for nearby homes and officers overseeing window openings.
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Peeleth Winsiew
Japanese Ships In Tomorrow Admires Guests Visit
Japanese ships under Admiral Hleht expected to arrive from Seattle tomorrow at noon to confer with Consul General Cyeno. The arrival is to be entertained separately by local officials during their stay, with a formal reception planned by Mayor Fern.
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Hleht
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Tracing Murderer of Elsie Sigel
New York June 22 important developments in the Sigel murder case. Chung Lin, a Chinese suspect, accuses Leon Ling of being familiar with Elsie Sigel and says he saw her body in Ling's room. Cho Gain admits writing affectionate letters to Miss Sigel.
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Queen Victoria of Spain Welcomes Daughter in Madrid
In Spain at La Grande on June 22 a daughter was born to Queen Victoria. The accouchment was successful and the birth of the royal baby was greeted with salutes and national rejoicing.
German Parliament Dissolution Report Emerges in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate a dissolution of the German Parliament is under discussion with follow up actions anticipated. June date referenced. Political sources suggest formal steps may occur in coming days.
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Berlin
Contested Land Court Petition This Afternoon
Proceedings set this afternoon as eight to ten attorneys contest land rights involving Kalil and Muttendort. The petition seeks to register and extend certain parcels while a strenuous contest among counsel is anticipated.
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Muttendort
Kalil
Sugar Market Report From San Francisco June 21
Sugar prices in San Francisco show a 3.908 cents per pound equivalent, about $78.10 per ton for centrifugal sugar. Previous quotation stood at 3.92 cents. Our next fruit boat, the Lurline, is expected around June 30.
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San Francisco
Lurline
How Our Strike Is Viewed Abroad
The San Francisco Call editorially attacks Japanese workers on Hawaii plantations, claiming their loyalty remains to Japan and that their growing presence risks American rule. It argues labor unrest abroad mirrors U S events but warns of an imminent threat to Hawaii from alien and organized resistance.
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America
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California
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Ha Waii
Dupan Byetty
Bail For Baker Fixed in Bigamy Case
Raymond J. Baker awaits trial on bigamy charges after a bail set at 2000. He has been held in Territorial custody, his wealthy father aiding his defense. Baker allegedly married Eva B. Wallace after a brief acquaintance, a second wife suspected to be alive.
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Raymond J. Baton
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Haber
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Eva B. Wallace
Divorce Granted in Baker Case by Judge Robinson
Mary Baker secured a divorce from Alain Baler by decree of the Chew Court Judge Robinson granted the action this morning after an earlier hearing on June 3 the court had the matter under advisement the record cites cruelty as the grounds Ureinie is likely a misspelling in the source
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Mant Inbar
Naku
Robinson
Chew Court
Mary Baker
Alain Baler
Jurors Examine Conspiracy Case in Turbulent Proceedings
Jurors were temporarily accepted in the conspiracy trial with a large panel named including Bolster Greene Holomaku Cant Kemskiak Cant and others. The court, crowded with spectators, pressed to advance the selection as lawyers argued and witnesses testified amid tense, uncertain proceedings.
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George H. Greene
Hirem Holomaku
James M. Cant
Sam M. Kemskiak
Thomas & McQuire
K Hoe
John G. Clement
Sam Pupuhi
Riot case set in another court
Fragmented OCR text presents a chaotic account of a riot case connected to multiple courts and individuals. The readable portions reference a trial process, court actions, and a continuation note directing readers to Page 4 for further details.
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