James H. Boyd Discharged From All Three Indictments
James H. Boyd former Superintendent of Public Works is discharged from all three indictments for embezzlement. The court granted a motion for acquittal on the first indictment due to insufficient evidence to go to the jury. Prosecution for Indictments No 2 and 3 was not pursued as directed by the Attorney General.
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James H. Boyd
Public Works
Agatnet
Pnt
de Bolt
Nno
Mr. Cathcart
Boyd
Cathcart
B. H. Wright
Public , Works Department
Senate
Alex G. Hawes, Jr
Admiralon
House of Representatives
Molokal
Secretary of the Treasury
Dickey
McCantic
Committee On Public Lands
Judiciary
Benster McCundrews
Superintendent of Public Works
Achi
Cecil Brown
Mutual Telephone Co
Telephone
Haekwallon Electric E
Superitendent
Mickle
Thin Elfy
Woithig
Leo
Grom Restiente
Walal
Loeking
Romde
Ala
Juuire
Kushatne
Mestre
Kumalae
H. A. Jaegetray
Maui
Kelle
Kupthoa
jYor
Oahu
Perebagdos
Givig Maul
Paole
Harri
Fernandes
Hawaii
Kellind
Chillingworth
Gorman Named as Democrat Leader in Senate
The Democratic caucus of the Senate elected Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland as chairman restoring his position as party leader. A noted political figure, Gorman has long been considered a presidential possibility and promises to shape national Democratic policy.
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Associated Wren
Washington, D. C
Senate
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
Gorman
Bidders for Queen Street Wharf Tenders Named
City MH Co and A Ah Young 1 filed plans for the proposed Queen street wharf tenders to open tomorrow. City Mill Co bidders are Charles B Wilson and H De Fries, experienced in public and private contracts. De Fries is a veteran wharf builder. Wilson is a Republican Territorial Committee member.
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City MH Co
A. Ah Young
Seventh Precinct Republicans Form Charter Petition Committee
The Seventh Precinct Republican Club named a committee to present a city and county charter petition to the Legislature and to advocate Stapansage. Members include Judge Wilcox and Wm Olean among others. The group reported the petition was read before Senate and House and courteously received, endorsing Carlos Long’s city bill. Canon Fleming notes Tennyson claimed authorship of Crossing the Bar in ten minutes.
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Seventh Precinct
Republican Club
Stapansage
Judge Wilcox
Wm. Olean
J. Cluney
W. Ke Sims
C.H. Clark
D. Kanuthe
BP. Zablan
Tone L. Cockett
T. McCants Stewart
K. R.G. Wale Jace
B. J. Crawford
J. A. Aheons
John Inch
Wmn. H. Tell
Allan Herbert
J. L. Holt
Kar Hubs
Senate
House
Carlos Long City
Fire Claims $25,000 Must Be Accounted For
The senate discusses fire claim payments of 25000 dollars and the need for accountability. debate covers financing via Treasury funds and possible reimbursement to the public treasury through conduit concessions. committee actions and suspensions of rules influence progress on the bill and related amendments.
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Adit
Brown
Benator
Cecil Brown
Thin
Billy
Senate
Achi
Bil
Ways and Menux Committee
Weil
Washington
Treasury
New York
Honolulu
Isenberg
Wasrington
McCundress
Crabbe
C. Brown
McCandless
Haldwin
Ways and Means Comeitone
Act
Benate
Ways and Means
Chi al
Achiald
Wells Fargo Express shipping note and office details
Fragmentary ad or notice mentions Wells Fargo and Company Express with weights and items. It lists a Masonic Temple office, American Messenger Service, and telephone MAIN 198. The text is garbled but indicates shipment services and contact details.
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Masonic Temple
Ameriam
MAIN
Chinese Minister Set for Washington Post
Sir Liang Chen Tung, Chinese Minister to the United States, sails from Hong Kong aboard the Korea for his posting in Washington. He travels with the Chinese Consul and Vice Consul for Honolulu and an elaborate suite. The ship aims to reach Honolulu by March 20. Tung is noted as one of China's ablest officials, recently returning from Europe with Prince Chen, the Chinese ambassador to King Edward's coronation.
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Associated Prose
Hong Kong
China
Sir Liang Chen Tung
United States
Korea
Washington
Honolulu
Bir Liang Chen Tung
Europe
Prince Chen
Edward
Peace in Honduras declared. Pacific fleet ordered home
An Associated Press report from Washington says peace has been proclaimed in Honduras. Admiral Glass, head of the Pacific Station, is ordered to return his fleet to San Francisco. The item notes a separate advance in raw sugar prices with various stock quotations from San Francisco and Hawaiian plantations.
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Associated Press Special Cable
Washington, D. C
Honduras
Admiral Glass
Pacific
San Francisco
Associated Press Social Cable
Committee Appointed To Seek Legislation From Congress
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting J Lowrey and J F Kennedy were named to join with the Merchants Association committee to pursue legislation from Congress. The notice calls for tenders and mentions a monthly rate of 75 cents. Mrs Byron Baird is seriously ill.
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Chamber of Commerce
Low=rey
J. F Kennedy
Merchant's Association
Bulle Ives
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