Supreme Court rebuts undue influence in Notley will case
The Supreme Court this afternoon reversed a circuit ruling in the Charles Notley probate fight. It upheld the Notley will against undue influence claims by the decedent's niece Emma Dapford and allowed probate. The estate is valued around 400000 with Bequests to Miss Barnard and others. The wife and children contested, but the majority found no evidence of undue influence and affirmed the will.
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Sherman Arrives from San Francisco After Philippino Duty
The transport Sherman docked at Naval Wharf at 3 o clock with a large load of government supplies for the Philippines. Troops include the 12th Infantry under Col. J. W. Hubbard. Rumors say supplies include heavy clothing, signaling a possible move toward China if needed. The ship carries officers and men, with a long passenger list and civilian dependents, and is expected to sail again tomorrow night.
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Democratic club organized at Camp No Vineyard street
The Democratic club was formed at Camp No on Vineyard street with speeches by Dr Charles Booth J K Prendergast Frank Harvey Herbert Mossman Naholowas and Representative Daniel Damien. Officers elected include Charles Booth president John Prendergast vice president Wm Kaupaul secretary B Allen assistant secretary Frank Harvey treasurer. Committees were appointed and Mate Hayward of the British bark Ivanhoe stood in Federal Court over a libel for wages damages against the vessel.
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Grand Juror Rejects Intimidation Claims in Indictment Case
Judge Robinson heard arguments on alleged intimidation linked to indictments of Solomon Mebevla Enoch Johnson and Jonah Kumalae over House vouchers. Deputy AG E C Peters faced accusations by Kumalae via W Ashford. grand jury foreman J C Lewis testified Peters made no threats.
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Water Works Clerk Alleged Embezzler Charged in Capitol Shortage
Richardson, a Water Works clerk, is charged with embezzling funds found missing from accounts. Governor and High Sheriff ordered investigation. officials say at least $1800 was misappropriated. A partial confession cites small cash withdrawals for personal use. Bond set at $3000.
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Maiming of Farm Animals Stirs Watlawa Center Inquiry
A white suspect in Watlawa Center maims horses and damages vehicles at several stables, including Pearl City and Wahlawa area sites. High Sheriff Brown reports a February letter from James D. Dole detailing multiple cases of docking tails and injured animals. Police, aided by local residents, pursue leads amid mounting fear.
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Kepothal Questions Need for Special Session in Avances Case
Interviewed this morning, Troamior Kepothal argued there is no reason to call a special Legislature session while the Supreme Court reviews the Government’s contentions in the rent case. He cited a yearly budget around 528000 plus 100000 in special road deposits, totaling about 350000 monthly for government work, not counting salaries.
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Ite To Korea On Secret Mission In Tokyo
TOKIO Japan March Marquis Ite a leading Japanese statesman and other government officers contemplate a trip to Korea on a special mission. Officials refuse to disclose the mission but say matters of vast importance to Japan Korea relations are involved.
Japan To Regain Sakhalien Island
Reports from OT Petersburg and Montevideo describe Japan seeking Sakhalin to control the Gulf of Tartary and Amur mouth, risking Russian outlets to the Pacific. An 6 March battle near Puertas left Guequaychico rebels with heavy casualties and captured arms.
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