Judge Rules In Brewer Wharf Contract In Injunction Suit
Judge Robinson grants relief in a case brought by John Lien against the American-Known Engineering and Construction Co. over the Brewer’s wharf contract. The suit challenges indefinite original specifications and seeks to restrain payments and work under the disputed contract with the Public Works Department.
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Judge Robinson
Brewer
Thie Forenson
John Liens
American-Knwation Engineering and Construction Company
Lucas
Brewer's Wharf
Public Works Department
Robison
Department of Public Works
Brewers Wharf
Territory of
Hawaii
Superintendent of Public Works
Russian sortie into port Arthur cripples Japanese fleet
Washington reports Admiral Togo received wireless warning of six battleships five cruisers and fourteen destroyers maneuvering from Port Arthur at night. Japanese torpedo boats attacked the fleet. one battleship and a cruiser were towed in damaged. Shirakumo suffered three killed two wounded. Chidori damaged. torpedo boats 64 and 66 lightly damaged. Takahira.
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Honolulu
Togo
Port Arthur
Stenviet
Shirakumo
Hums Serenara
Chidori
Takahira
Japanese Land Advance Reported in 1904
Washington June 25 1904 Japanese consular note to Honolulu transmits Tokio dispatch datelined June 26 reporting a dawn 23d detachment action near Taahikiao road. The Russians were routed, Takahira notes sixty enemy dead, and positions at Bantaoho were occupied.
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Washington
Honolulu
Tokio
Takushan Rune
Hou
Taahikiao Road
Iso
Bantaoho
Associated Press
Japan
Santachow
Jury Hangs In Hild Beagh Suit Mistrial Entered
A. Browo v J. D. Spreckels ends in mistrial after jurors fail to agree on a verdict. Jury deliberations stretched late into the night and into the morning with no accord, jurors seen near the judiciary tower. Continued on Page 4.
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A. Browo
J. D. Spreckels
Farnona
Tilia Waterfront
Gear
Ft la Aald
Wopelaaaly Bane
Rowan
White
Supreme Court awards printing contract to Bulletin Co
The contract for printing volume XVE of the Hawaiian Reports was awarded by the Supreme Court to the Bulletin Publishing Co with the Gazette Company as the other bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Publishing Co
Supreme Court
Gasette Comany
Separate Trials For Gang Of Twenty In Policy Court
The cases of twenty defendants including Chinene and Fitch appeared in the Policy Court this morning. The judge granted a motion for separate trials, ordering one defendant tried each day for twenty straight days, Sundays excluded, causing extended court attendance for all involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouty Chinene
Thoman’ Fitch
Indway
Lindsay
Bulistin
Jury Report on Official Corruption Ends Grand Jury Term
Territorial Grand Jury reports findings on indictments and no bills in the official corruption case. Eighteen indictments, three men charged, ten indictments total. embezzlement alleged against Vivian Richardson and E S Boyd, Stephen Mahaulu. New indictments filed including seven burglars linked to Pauahi Street gang. detectives and Masons observe Saint John the Baptist Day ceremonies.
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Territorial Grand Jury
de Bolt
Grand Jury
Rishtral
Raed Jury
Attorney General'a Department
Witck
DeBott
Cork Express
Vivian Richardson
Water Works
Tment
Land Office
Stephen Mahaulu
Lee Lui Lock
Chang Hung
Banda
McDuffe
Police Department
Fang
Pauahi Street
River
Masons Celebrate St John’s Day in City Temple
Nearly two hundred Master Masons gathered at the Masonic Temple for St John’s Day observances. The three lodges of the city led the exercises as part of an annual celebration marking the feast.
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W. F. Allen
Maron
Maxters
Allen
W. H. Gows
le Progres
Masor A. Lewis
Hawaiian Lodge
John Kidwell
Pactfic Lodge
St. Jane
Holy
Jerusalem
Masons
ST. Jonn's
Blue Lodge
Masonic Temple
St John's Tisy
Thue
T Oity
Thu Eeaem
Memorial services of Odd Fellows set for tomorrow
The annual Independent Order of Odd Fellows memorial services will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock p m in Harmony hall. B F Boyden chairs with a ritual reading, Chaplain Rogers conducts, and the roll call of the dead will be read by Secretary R Hendry. J Inletfoot and J T Moore pronounce the benediction. FA Smith delivers the day’s address. American shoes are noted in a closing line about industry and machinery.
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Harmony Hall
B. F. Boyden
Ead
Tuallette
Rena
Rogers
Vocalaciun
Charshers
Mra
Crane
R Hendry
P. G
J. Inletfoot
J.T. Moore
FA. Smith
Territory seeks seamen tax through libel suit
Assistant U S Attorney J J Dunne filed papers in AC Simer H the Inter-Island Corporation to recover 5 50 per man claimed as personal taxes due to the Territory from seamen aboard inter Island vessels. Mariners refuse tax payment claiming exemption. The Territory aims to determine if it can collect over due taxes from seamen and whether employers may withhold tax funds. The federal ruling will affect the Territory's power to tax mariners and collection rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Attorney
J. J. Dunne
Libellants
Simer
Tnterial Corporation
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Lugas
Benjaminston
Jeanine Akers
New York
Kash Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Trust Co, Limited
Lavonte Temple
Tel
Biun
ADORE
Bylding
Towles Exercis
Banet Hall
Largi Asbemoly
Tomo Arnon
Globe
America
New England
Taghekiao
China
Kiel
Germany
Edward VII
Emperor William
Paris
France
Turkey
T Associated Press
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
California Coast
ST. Louig
Hermie
Moharib
San Francisco
Cal
Gugar
Juny Bldg
Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Lmiteu
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