Contempt fines levied in Waikiki injunction case
John H. Wilson was fined $100 and costs by Judge Humphrey for contempt of court over disobedience to a Waikiki Beach injunction. Testimony covered highwater marks and beach boundaries, with defense arguing wave action shifted the line. Separate filings include a property deed dispute and a trust account update, plus a notice of straw hat reductions at Iwakami's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wilson
Humphrey
Waikiki Beach
Lilfiokalant
Wilson
A. A. Wilder
Wilken
Wit
Biamia
Maynard
Withems
Dole
ALA
Phillips
Biden & van
Puunul
le M. Straume
Platn
Frank Sehaefer
John 8. McGrew
Bruce Cartwright
Trustes H
Emma Kale- Teonalan
College-Milletown Suburb Property Listings Highlight
Property price list shows multiple house and lot offers in suburb areas plus parcels for subdivision. Listings include locations on Ka Ipo Street, Kamehameha IV Road, Heretania Avenue, Keeaumoku Street and Keeaumoku area with prices ranging from about 2,500 to 88,000 and details on rooms, stables, servants quarters, and cottages. Information available at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Mille
Pauoniul
Lotteoxtoo
Fernery
Prospet St
Houise
Tanal
Oahu Coleg
Kaith
Kamehameha LV
Heretania Ave
Young St
Kewalo
Keeaumoku St
Wilder Ave
Maoras Proceeds Senate Charity Ball Finances
The committee of the Mart Gras ates met this morning and closed matters from the recent charity ball for the Hye and Ear Infirmary. Treasurer reports show receipts 501.50, expenditures 876.00, balance 1624.51 to trustees. Debate on privilege and legislative sitting days follows with motions to record actual days and expunge journal statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Grasates
Hye and Ear Infirmary
Rye and Bar Infirmary
Rte
Tte
Supreme Court decision in Bartlett v. The Hawaiian Carriage
The Supreme Court today settled Bartlett v. Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Company on exceptions from the First Circuit. The case involved damages for wrongful discharge with a jury award of 600 or 800, corrected by a remittur of 187 to avoid excess. The court held remittur cannot substitute its judgment for the jury on facts, and a new trial may be granted. Perry, WU, Sith and RD Meed argued for the plaintiff. Kinney Ballou & McClanahan for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charles E. Bartlett
Hawaian Carriage Manufacturing Company
Flist
Perry
WU. Sith
Mead
Kinney
Ballou & McClanahan
Jurors drawn for April term by U S District Court Honolulu
Juries drawn Saturday by the clerk of the United States District Court for the April term. Names listed include Stell ing, Harratt, Bayes, Carter, Rowe, Winston, Mist, Wall, Holt, Ales, Tripp, McNichols, Eaton, Mersberg, Klemm e, Griswold, Henrique s, Adams, Stringrover, Vida, Dracon, Warren, and others. Grant jurors drawn for a weekly view will appear April 8. additional names include Bgan, Buckley, Thomas, Nrown, Phillips, Oliver, Macintosh, Spencer, Anderson, Morriette, Nott, Ripley, Richards, Sheldon, and more. Libel suit against Kamaka Wekano adjourned to Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clere
United States
Tiatrict Court
Sores O
MW. Stelling
Honolulu
W. F. Bharratt
B. Bayers
Charles Carter
Rowe
H.C. Winston
HM. Mist
Thomas Wall
Honoluli
RW. Holt
Honolule
Ales
A. N. Tripp
Honolua
Duke M'Nichols
W. L. Eaton
James K
Mersberg
Klemme
Griswold
Edward Henriques
R. Adams
A.B. Stringrover
M.C, Vida
Dracon
Hilo
Louis Warren
Honoullutt
Wee
Federal Grand Jury
J. Bgan
Honoluty
John Buckley
Afnolult
Edwin Thomas
Honokaa
W. CA
Nrown
Aod
Mstrella
Charles Phillips
Joan B. Oliver
James Nott
Ripley
ER Richards
J. M. Sheldon
Fonality
AWTL
Morria Honoluh
Datages Kamaka
I Wekano
Robert Lowery Company
Senate Debate Over Expunging Brown Minute From Proceedings
The transcript shows a partisan clash over expunging Mr Brown's record from Senate minutes. Speakers argue the action violates the Organic Act and must be reported to Washington. Tensions rise as Mr Kaine, Mr Baldwin and others push for and resist expunging the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Kaine
Washington
Brown
Abe
Renate
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Kalué
Mr. Brown
Mush
Mr. Baldwin
Senata
Walt Het
Kalue
Kaluo
United Bratea
Haldwin
Dlacivision
American Sugar Company reorganizes after Brewer retirement
At yesterday’s meeting stockholders of the American Sugar Company approved Brewer & Co retirements from the plan. A thousand shares were transferred to a local syndicate and Drewes & Co gained agency control with a paid off $140,000 mortgage. New officers include Wodehouse as president Wilcox as executive, Mott-Amith secretary Carter treasurer and Wake Rel among directors. Capital remains $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stackholdera
Sukur
Brewer & Co
Dinitiewe
Drewes & Co
Cancer Mine
Wedehanne
Movinne
HL 1
Wodehouse
Geo. N. Wilcox
Elee
J. A. Mott-Amith
AL W. Carter
Trenaurer
WM. Bald. Ditor
G. J. Waller
James Wake
Kahului Railroad stockholders meet annual session
Kahului Railroad Company stockholders gathered at Mexander & Haldwin at 10 o'clock for their annual meeting. President Crom Baldwin and Manager J. W. Filler outlined a troubled financial and plague-related period but reported the company now in a better phase. New officers were elected: President 1 P Maltwing, Vice President W Ceetle, Treasurer J 1 Conke, Secretary W Sanditon, Directors George Ke Carter and BR Adnan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahului Railroad Company
Mexander & Haldwin
Crom
HP. Baldwin
J. W. Filler
Prestedent
W. Ceetle
Trompurer
Conke
Ae Rotary
W. Sanditon
Taylor
Tance
George Ke Carter
WO. Stith
Adnan
Hawaiian Relief Aid Bill Sparks Parliamentary Debate
The Hawaii territorial assembly discusses a special appropriation from the Hawaiian Religt Bucoy for needy aid. Bills on public health, road widening, and labor on public works are debated with focus on wage standards, native and American labor, and the status of state employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poole
Bucoy
Mitluth
Dow
Beckley
Molokai
Motokai
Monsarrat
Kilikow
Kuobe Papa
South Kona
Hawaii
Hibio
Tite
Mukiinid
Honolulu
Hawa Han Teamware Co
Aleit
Naliima
Board of Board of Health Officers
Committee On Public Health
Judiciary Committee
Tll
Committee of Public Heart
Warrond
Makekan
Dicker
Emmelith
Bitte
Hote
Hiro
Phils
Nawall
Uniterial
Allovinan Chticone
Public land funds limited to educational use opinion read
Secretary H. Cooper presented Attorney General Dote’s view on public land proceeds to the Territory. Current law restricts funds to educational purposes, shaping disposal and use. Lawrence & Co. advances as a new merchant near Fort Street Merchant, signaling local commerce growth. Waterman Ideal Fountain pen advertised in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 12
Cooper
Funits
Vrd
Lawrence & Co
Fort Street
Costume footwear advice for period outfits
A brief tip advises choosing footwear that complements a costume rather than overt fashion. It stresses selecting a matching pair, or a balanced set, to ensure the entire outfit is harmonious and respectful of the intended period look.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joni Fi
Lilluokalani
Waikiki
Silva & Wives
Circuit Court
Iwakami's
McClellan, Pond & Co
TEL
JUDD
Maoras
Wuinal
Norning
Mr. C. Brown
Teowan
Molokat
Hae Wall
Molokabow Businvaa
Benate
White
Hardwitt
Acit
Kalumatt
Carter
Kale
Cecil Brown
Journal of the Beauty
Nct
Lie Ehalr
Kaohl
Mmeelf
Mant
Hrowp
Dhute
Clinton
Kahului
Emmeruth
Bill
Makekau
Robertson
Territory of
Amelith
Killkow
woRiie Horn
Jong
Same Sea
Monserrat
Fmmelysh
Uas
Rome
Public Land
Waterman
Queen Elizabeth
McI
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