Jury Secured Trial Waiting in Conspiracy Case
The article reports that a jury has been secured and trial will proceed in a conspiracy case. It lists jurors including Sam Pupzhi, Henry H Plemer, Hiram Kalomoku, Charles A De La Nux, and others, noting questions about the lead witness and court procedures amid ongoing testimony and cross examination.
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Sam Pupzhi
Henry H. Plemer
Hiram Kalomoku
Charles A. de la Nux
Sam M. Hamakau
D. P. Fuller
George Townsend
Dradonn D. Padaken
John P. Mitchell
William E. Tirrell
Thomas G. McGuire
Charles A. Yarrick
Dividend declarations and transit changes amid wreck aftermath
Rapid Transit declares a quarterly dividend on common and preferred shares. A June transfer date shift is reported. A train collision near San Luis Obispo leaves a man dead and another hospitalized. details unclear amid ongoing inquiries.
Income Tax Plan Introduced by Aldrich in Senate Session
Senator Aldrich chairman of the Finance Committee introduced a limited income tax measure at today’s Senate session in Washington. The proposal aims to implement a new tax plan and gain legislative traction amid ongoing fiscal discussions.
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Washington
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Senate
Buelow resigns as Berlin chancellor amid reform talks
June 28 reports that Count von Buelow will retire once the Reichstag completes its financial reform plan. His successor remains undecided.
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Berlin
Count von Buelow
Reichstag
Streetcar Strike Parcels Pittsburg in Turmoil
Pittsburg on June 28 faced partial business paralysis as a streetcar strike intensified. Strikers shot at a group of strike breakers while momentum of negotiations with employers remained fruitless and stalemated.
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Pittsburg
Conspiracy Case July Hearing Delayed to Next Term
A conspiratorial case faces delays as hearings shift between Makino Negoro Tasaka Awamuka and De Bele court rooms. Judge Robin son presides as testimony schedules hinge on continuances and whether new counsel will proceed, affecting two trials slated for next month.
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Robinson
Makino
Negoro
Sia
Lightfoot
Leas
Atorney
Met
Selvon Uy
Sigel murder case links to unknown Chinese killer
New York dispatch reports a theory that an unidentified Chinese individual killed Leon Ling, alleged murderer of Miss Sigel, and secreted the body in another trunk. Eastman accused at St. Michaels in Edith Wodill homicide inquiry, with Robert Eastman named principal or accessory. Chicago reports four heat deaths, New York two.
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New York
Sigel
Leon Ling
Miss Sigel
Trank
Eastman
Michaels
Edith Wodill
Robert Eastman
Chicago
Popular Teacher Weds Tonight at Watkill Home
Mise Mabel Kinney will marry Fat King of Intertahind steamer Mani at her parents home in Watkill. Rev HOH Parker will solemnize the ceremony. Only intimate friends to witness the nuptials before the couple departs for their new home at Kalmaki. Kinney is a longtime Sunday school teacher at Kawala hao church. Governor Frear and Secretary Mou-Smith recently returned from the cruiser Sty Lautn voyage.
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Mabel Kalahikiola Kinney Twinnipal
Me Benet City
Watkill
Fat King
Mani
Hoh
Parker
Justor
Kawale
Kalmaki
Miss Kinney
Kawalahao Church
Investment Offer for Short Term Security
An advertisement for ideal investments promises perfect security for a few hundreds or thousands of dollars with immediate acceptance required. It urges readers to call Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd. for details and to act today.
Palama Hospital May Close
Frank Atherton, treasurer, says Palama General Hospital known as the Chinese Hospital may be closed. Trustees discussed the matter and funds, arguing continuance may not be best for the city and that money could be better used elsewhere. Atherton notes a possibility of using the hospital site for a different purpose but is uncertain if it will proceed.
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Palamua General Hospital
UF Aumunt
Frank Atherton
Atherton
Official reception on St Louis by cruiser crew
Governor Frear was warmly greeted by Capt Cleaves of the Bt Lavin as the ship neared the port. The vessel will stay briefly before visiting Suva and the Samoans, then return to San Francisco. A crew member with appendicitis was ashore for treatment and recovered.
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Governor Frear
Cleaves
Lavin
Dunning
Hort Shafter
Ble
Suva
San Francisco
Our Next Fruit Boat Lurline Set for June 30
A note indicates the upcoming fruit shipment on the vessel Lurline scheduled around June 30. No other details provided.
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Lurline
Wreck of the Plaza and Republic at Minnesotary Coast
A special hearing details the Park Theatre presenting The Wreak of the Plaza and Republic on January 28 on the Minnesota coast. The event is described as instructive and extraordinary in manner, with the latest wreck stories highlighted for the audience today.
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Uch
Park Theatre
Plarita
Republic
Minswohunetty
Big rise in receipts noted in territorial accounts
An unclear fiscal report outlines receipts for a five month period with figures around 98 716.20 and 1 1888 for various funds and services. It references the governor and acting administrator and mentions months May through August in a verbose fiscal narrative.
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Henne
Gulgltet
Leon Damyary
TATA
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