Set Aside Ancestral Decree Amid Heir Dispute At Territorial Court
In a mixed docket from the Territorial Courts five days of proceedings address stock yards disputes, estates, and probate. Ichinookio Pukushiwa sues for damages and injunctive relief, while Tebnoehin Pukiehima is charged in a separate matter. The widow of Aniune Fernandes is named sole surviving heir. further actions involve land disputes on Berotania street and a stock yard debt case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Yards Company
Ichinookio Pukushiwa
Aniune
Thomas Fitch
Kaplolant Betate
J. G. Paria
Berotania Atreat
I Honolin — Stock Yarde Company
Plaiuttt
Dickey
Tug Baldwin Returns After Fire Onboard Near Wilder Wharf
The tug Baldwin returned to sea and moored at Wilder Wharf after a boiler or engine issue caused by a fire off Koko Head. The crew reported good weather and moderate winds as they prepared a new rocket for repairs.
Not To Be Prosecuted In Japanese Case
Miya, under police surveillance for weeks over an alleged country attack, was in Police Court and remains at the hospital, deciding not to press charges. Pat Walsh arrested on charges of assault and battery on Antone Silva, his former father in law, with the case continued to tomorrow. Walsh appeared in Police Court this forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miya
Thie Forendon
Dapanene
Pat Walsh
Patrick Waolehwan
Maxwult
Antone Silva
Tutletin Yeatentay
Walsh
Pollow Court
Hid Eine
Stackable relief clears tax liability on gold certificates
Washington reports the House passed a bill relieving Collector Stack from liability for taxes on three gold certificates of ten thousand dollars each tied to the Rin Janeira wreck. The certificates were intricate and charged to the Treasury Department, with relief granted under a congressional act. Robert W. Breen, U.S. District Attorney, has been admitted to practice law in territorial courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yeaterday
Ajon
Treagury
Can‘grem
Robert W. Breetons
United States
Witness casts land value in Naval station case
Castle testified in a condemnation case at Pearl Harbor over land held by the Williams estate and Dowsett. He valued the tract at 260000, with later computations citing sugar crop figures. Manager Meyer of the Walanie Company also testified as proceedings continued amid courtroom clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle
Holt
Naval Station
Willisma
Dunne
Tor
United Bates
Honolult
Toho
Whiie
Cantla
Willams
James
Dowsett
Audge Eaton
Pearl Harbor
Silliman
Inawe
Meyer
Walanie
Drummer Max Brown Arrested Over Untied Horse
Drummer Max Brown was arrested by Officer Dillingham after leaving his horse untied outside Magoun Building on Marchant street. Brown claimed he had many calls to make and could not tie the horse, but was taken to the station where he initially resisted identification and demanded a receipt for items removed from his person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Brown
Dillingham
Stroet
Brown
Magoun
Marchant Street
Crown
Meeting of the Haxs Hall TeagiE to Elect Officers
There will be a meeting of the haxs hall teag ie in the coome of the Hoan july Athletic Club this evening at a look for the prime of electing af Qoera to serve during the ensuing Year and diacunsing matters pertain ing to the coming season's gates. A half hour previous to Vile meet ing there will be another at the mane place. ALL arrangemunin for the eon Ing contests will be made. DIED HOOGS In Ban Krancjsey, February 46, 1862, Mes. Anon Hovgm, mother of Frank J. and Wn. HM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haxshall Teagie
Hoan July
Af Qoera
Mane Place
Oternavenal
Hoogs
Ban Krancjsey
Ferraucy
Anon Hovgm
Frank J
Wn. HM
Thousand Acre Clause Blocks McBryde Land Exchange
Attorney General Willis Van Devanter finds the Thousand Acre clause prevents the Molryde Sugar Company from exchanging about 2000 acres of Kauai land for 4000 acres of public land on the island. Hawaii’s territorial law and the 1900 Organic Act restrict corporations from holding more than one thousand acres in Hawaii. The opinion cites congressional authority over territorial law and states the exchange would be prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Washington
Interioe
Territory of
Hawaii
Moltryde Shear Company
Puilo
Dole Donires
MvHerie Sugar Company
Uniter
Ae General Awe
Wid
Congress
Salt Corporation
U.S
Cangren
Willis van Devanter
UNIHA
Hitchcock
Governor Dole and Hawaii Territory Land Exchange Query
Fragmented memorandum discusses President William McKinley era concerns on land exchanges and private land conveyances in the Territory of Hawaii. It notes communication between Governor Dole and Interior Department regarding authority to exchange lands and public works and mentions a March 4 1901 request for information. The interior views address whether exchanges of land by private parties to the United States or Territory of Hawaii are authorized and how revenue and property dealings fit within territorial law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavserie Tleik
Nincondi
Mawati
Interior
Voletian
The
Territory
Hawaii
United States
Hayat
Mareau
Bole
United Sater Air National
Fmwerml
Hawiii
Mawalla
Republi of
Mawali
Kona Sugar Company prospects boost Kona district future
In Hawaii's Kona district a surge of activity centers on a proposed takeover of Kona Sugar Company by Dillingham & Co. Stockholders petition the Bishop & Co. head to accept a receivership assignment, aiming to stave off collapse. Reports cite improved railway funding hopes and favorable shipments from San Francisco, signaling a brighter outlook for the Kona and Kau districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kons
Hawaii
Enon
Dillingham & Co
Kona | Sugar, Company
Wina
Ainer Brewer & Co
Kova Bugar ‘Company
Damen
Bishop & Co
Kona Sugar Company
Windenberg
Ou Sugar Company
Damon Oy
Hawell
Kona-Kau
Covrper
Wilder
Kenw Kay Railway Company
Kona
Kav
Naterally
Wubl
Iea
Tel
Kent
Wagner
Allrom
Uhenielver
Hie
Watreme
Ieland
Korumbaw
Victory for Woman Suffrage Measure Passed in Senate
The measure for woman suffrage was approved by the upper house today after earlier Senate defeat. Introduced by Senator Allyn, the bill passed by a narrow vote and now proceeds to the governor for final action. The weekly bulletin promotes the edition and notes a $1 price for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henator Allyn
Senate
Aron Society Minutes and Officers Listed
Fragmentary Arion Society record lists officers including president secretary treasurer and committee members for the upcoming year. Names appear as Helimilkat Fred Kivta March Abrartan Li Le Anhubr and Grol with tentative titles and roles mentioned amid garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat
Helimilkat
Fred Kivta
Hremurrers
Wealthy art patron Marquand Parmaly dies in city
Henry Mary Uand, longtime president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, dies in New York City at retirement. Secretary Cortelyou Aihara to prepare a comprehensive biography of William McKin Joy, with an exhaustive, authoritative work planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maryuand
Muegnin
Marquand & Parmaly
Cortelyul Aihara
Willian McKin Joy
Repairs On Warren Poducts Thru Morning After Propeller Crack
Repairs on the Warren air craft event begin after the propeller blade broke and caused urgent damage. An emergency propeller will be installed today and tested to restore operation. Crew describe heavy debris and underwater damage complicating the work as a wrench is fashioned to free the entangled machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fruneport
Exclusion Walk Over in Senate on Chinese Labor
Senator Pon, chairman of the Committees on Emigration aid, says a meeting will review papers on the Chinese exclusion bill with minor changes. The Pacific Coast and labor interests expect passage. Kato notes Southern support shifts but vows to back exclusion. Representative quotes emphasize anticipated Senate walkover and broad approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woablagtin
Pon Fone
Hunn
Jenee
Philippines
Pacific Coast
Kato Ciartishing
Synate
Ania
McCarthy Rearrested on Mayhem Charge in Hoon Case
William McCarthy, tied to shipping, was rearrested by Officer Joy at Hoon on an assault and battery charge. The jury found him guilty of mayhem, but the court ruled the act or statute did not include that term. The indictment alleged he attacked his wife with intent to maim or disfigure. The court held the mayhem count invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
McCarthy
Hoon
Joy
Niu
Mlimhlo
Holt
Republicans All 10 Agree On Cuba Caucus Adjourns
Washington Feb 25 members of the Hypmet in caucun discussed Cuban reciprocity. Republican members of the Waye anit Meane Committee prepared a plan urging reciprocal concessions. Representative Cannon chaired the meeting with Payne presenting the bill. Grosvenor favored the plan as a way to avoid a dilemma. The session adjourned until next Monday after about two hours with no final decision. Liverpool Feb 25 British merchants opposed to reciprocity argue a treaty would hurt British trade and fear prejudice against American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grosvenor
Ohio
Liverpool
Kel
Cota
Naniant
Wall Stites
Oita
Portable voting booths by A Andersen described
A Andersen, veteran Public Works carpenter, built three portable polling booths for Capitol Park. Each booth measures twelve by sixteen feet, with pitched roofs and windows on both sides for visibility. They can be assembled in twenty minutes and reassembled elsewhere just as quickly, aiming to preserve ballot secrecy by keeping voters away from the windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Andersen
Carpenter of
Public Works
Jikelike
Capitol Park
Speedatore
Strike on Claudine Ends in Quick Firing of Crew
A morning strike by Claudine's crew over pay led to immediate dismissals. New hands were promptly recruited to fill the positions while the steamer king faced a brief delay of about twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Capitol Park Damaged by Rains at Honolulu Grounds
Report notes rain pools in the Capitol Park grounds in Honolul u and praises a reform effort begun by the superintendent in the rear yard. An observer hopes the official named will continue work to fix defects and blemishes in the public drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolun
Ea Hae
Alur
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Rice & Perkins
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Hotel and Union Sta
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R. Castle
Estee
News OF Athletics
Frederick Tugel
Harnbom
Adwerd
South Africa
California
Pasnteny
Mcbryde Plantation
Walington
Thierne
Lawaii
Dole
Nee Ae Eer
Stonmer
Gardner K. Wilder
Kanahau Railway Company
J. Cowmner
Conner
Francia
Rowmhaw Hall
George W. Macfarlane
Lemew
Aron Society
Warren
McGarthy
Cuba
Claudine
AGA
Enum
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