Justices Named and Irma Epepia Cablad Oyster Bay
The President promotes Associate Justice A B Hartwell to Chief Justice of the Hawaii Territory Supreme Court and appoints Sidney Miller Ballon as Associate Justice to succeed him. Also London dispatch notes May Sutton defeats Miss Lewecke Cook in a California tennis championship match.
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Irma Epepia
Cablad Oyster Bay
L. L
A. 8
Hartwell
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii
Sidney Miller Ballon
Ah Ping Takes Over Kipattaik Station in Maui Planting Deal
An agreement filed this morning shows Ah Ping, a Maui planter, has taken over the Kipattaik station for Math fox planting purposes. H Hawkfeld & Co., agents, indicate the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chia
Ah Ping
Maui
Kipattaik
Math Fox
H. Hawkfeld & C
Blondie Reports Dramatic Nighttime Robbery
Blondie tells police of a midnight assault in which a Porto Rican woman and three men allegedly entered her room, restrained her, and took a hyneclet and rings before fleeing with the booty. Police are investigating the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondie
Aly
Kli- Lon
Porto Rica
Helonm
Prisoners From May Sent to Oahu Jail
High Sheriff Henry received three prisoners this morning from Maul and sent them to Oahu Jail to serve terms. One man has a two year sentence for assault with a dangerous weapon, and two other convicts are each sentenced to five years for burglary.
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Henry
Maul
The
Oahu
Wurglaves
Fushimi with Japanese Officials Arrives in Honolulu
Prince Fushimi travels aboard the British warship Monmouth with five high officials and five junior aides. Consul Salto coordinates hotel accommodations, likely at the Young Hotel, with a reception at the new Japanese Consulate featuring Hawaiian games and a possible cowboy display. Admiral Yamamoto is reported to have remained in England.
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Prince Fushimi
Monmouth
Hushimi
Salto
Nasasaki
Prince Fushim
Honolulu
Akai
Yokohama Specie Bank
Saito
Nishi
Nagasaki
Baba
Iwai
Imperial Household
Admiral Yamamoto
England
Hartwell Poised for Territorial Supreme Court Chief Justice
Associate Justice Hartwell is likely to be recommended for Chief Justice of the Territorial Supreme Court if he desires it. He reportedly wants the post, has left the Islands with Congress, and could be chosen by President upon routing support from Governor Carter and Chief Justice Frear despite steady health concerns and prior hesitations.
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Hartwell
Territorial Supreme Court
Tslands
Congress Mion
Judge Frear
Carter
Martwell
Frear
Jheen
Robinson
Viceroy Carter
Rotingon
Garfield
Diplomatic Callers Observe Prince Fushimi Arrival
The Japanese Consulate was visited by many callers this morning seeking news of Prince Fushimi. Consul General Saito was not available. British Consul J Forster left a card. The Italian Consul F A Behaefer and W O Smith arrived soon after to confer.
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Rame
Leark
Prince Fushimi
Saito
J. Forster
F. A. Behaefer
W. O. Smith
Farewell Dance for Major Van Vilet at Seaside
Major Van Vilet and the officers of the third battalion of the Tenth Infantry depart for Alaska. A farewell dance will be held this evening at the Seaside, inviting the public to bid adieu to the popular commanding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Vilet
Alaska
Shin
Peters pressed for Prosser appointment as Attorney General
Right Now E. Peters told Governor Wear he would resign when convenient and urged appointing his first assistant Mr. Prosser for Attorney General. The chief justice offered no promises but showed progress leaning toward Prosser, with Perry or Hough considered if Prosser rejected. Governor Frear did not reveal further details.
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Peters
Wear
AnduUér
cMue
Prosser
Genuintolip
White
Pronger
Perry
Tor Pears Mwah
Hough
Vfrear
Party Is Happy as Congressmen Visit Maui
The Congressmen of the Second Section enjoy a pleasant time in Maui, with Chief Clerk Conkling overseeing telegrams and receptions at C. V. Wells residence. The group departs for the Valley after inspecting Kauluh harbor facilities, with Hf Baldwin leading the Haleakala leg of the trip and favorable weather noted.
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Maul
Conkling
Atkinson
C. v. Wells
Hare
P. Baldwin
Pere
Aonal Ellrge
Hale
Bakala
Tyne
Pineapple Cannery Starts Operations in Hilo Hawaii
Special bulletin reports the pineapple cannery in Hilo began operations today. The facility aims to process pineapple products for the local industry, marking a new phase for Hawaii's pineapple growers.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Vieiu
Lee Luck Guilty Under Law Suit Allegation
A garbled report claims Lee Luck was found guilty amid a court proceeding referenced with unclear names and dates. The text mentions a judge and a prisoner, with fragmented phrases about a verdict and legal action. Strong entities are not reliably identifiable due to the OCR damage.
Punahou Preparatory closing exercises honor long service
The Punahou Preparatory closing exercises drew an overflow audience of students parents and friends. Principal French received a token of appreciation while outgoing class members and new successor Mr Fitz were praised for progress from fifty pupils to the present several hundred. The program featured student speeches songs Field and MacDowell references and a closing musical number.
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Soholard
Clus
Atherton Gilman
Grilithan
Clase
French
Cuit
Griffiths
Brench
Punshon
Fitz
Freacwich
Eugene Field
Frances Farrington
Alice
Edward Alex. MacDowell
Hiram ‘Bingham
Hutte Kekalakwli Kekino Har
Y. Ah
Kealla
Waialua
Indictments Returned By Grand Jury In Local Court
Five more indictments were returned by the grand jury. Antone Foster is charged with sexual intercourse with Virginia Kale under 16. Foster was arraigned and bound over for trial. Ah Koe faced a similar charge with the girl’s name redacted. Mosler, Mago and Sayo are indicted for assault with a dangerous weapon and await arraignment.
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Antone Foster
Virginia Kale
Trlal
Foster
Ah Koe
Mosler
Mago
Sayo
Twelve Teachers Quizzed In Local Certificate Exam
Seventeen teachers began the certificated teachers examination at the Normal yesterday. Superintendent Babbitt notes sixteen taking the test locally, with others expected from surrounding islands. The session, conducted by Normal Inspector W. Baldwin, aims to renew or raise existing second and third class certificates.
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Babbitt
Useal
W. Baldwin
Diamond Head Club Presents Cuff Links to Major Van Vilet
The Diamond Head Athletic Club gave Major Van Vilet a pair of club colored cuff links this morning. The Major thanked the club and noted he cannot individually thank every member, so he sends thanks through this note. Also reported are the final accounts of Y. Whil and K. Kawasaki, estate administrators for Senki Yashiki, approved by Judge Robinson. Mrs A. J. Derby is recovering well after an appendectomy and will leave the hospital soon.
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Diamond Head Athletic Club
van Vilet
Diamond Mead
Y. Whil
K. Kawasaki
Sdng
Senki Yashiki
Robinson
A. J. Derby
Schmitz Held In San Francisco Contempt Case
San Francisco mayor Schmitz remains jailed as his sentence is postponed to July 8 and prosecutors indicate uncertainty about quashing other indictments on extortion charges. Chief Dinan refuses resignation. Dems nominate Harman for Pennsylvania State Treasurer. Cornell wins intercollegiate rowing meet with Columbia Navy and Penn following.
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San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Dinan
Democrats OF
Emiat Agents and Emigration Meetings Disrupted in Vancouver
Reports show disruption as Japan emigration meetings failed to convene after price disputes. Takahashi avoided the theatre for fear of trouble. Emigrant leaders sought a large meeting venue while Negoro, the Berkeley professor slated to speak, did not arrive. Hotels balked at hosting gatherings. arrests include Fukutomei for alleged espionage.
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Takahashi
Negoro
Berkeley University
Aps
Tonorrow
Aaln Park
Negozo
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Sutton
London
Eng
May Sutton
California Tennis Champio Today
Miss Leweckecook
Fushimi Cabs
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Co., Ltd
Mon Ma Bey
Ie Ee
Seaside
London and
Lancashire
Hawaiian Trust
Worthy Msnglobe
Lee Luck
Jnee
Atari
Sistiuday
Qael
Bishop Hall
J. F. Morgan
Frank Thompson
J. Hopp & Co
Lewers & Cooke
KING
Devens
Mapmont
Dane
Yanoo Offlon
Mam
C. van Viart
C0, Ltd
VRL Wain Hy
Harrisburg
J. G. Harman
Oe Cornell
Poughkeepate
Cornell
Columbia
Navy
Pennsylvania
David L. Ad
Kitchen
Mareetie Hotel
Augie
Hoffmann
Solomon Hanahan
Fukutomei
Mawailan
Songuauwe
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