Citizen of Hawaiian Islands Nominated for Jury Duty
John Andrews, born on Pleasant Island to a Native mother and American father, sought U S citizenship after being excused from juror service in the Jones murder case. He testified about voting in Hawaii and marrying a part Hawaiian, while questions centered on his true citizenship and allegiance to the monarchy or republic. The panel paused to review authorization records as the judge’s court continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrews
Jones
United States
Andrews
United States District Court
Dale
Robinson
Peters
United Statent
Petura
Auberwwn
Robertson
Pleasant Island
Haval
Lb Lean
Provisional Government
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaii
Roberton
Contra
Dole
Fedeast Court
Hotclub
Paxton
Wye
Withers
Nulaloy
Warrant Issued For Edmunds In Serious Charge
A warrant was issued for H W Edmunds, promoter of the Interisland Fish and Refrigerating Company, on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Police allege Edmunds collected wharfage from Japanese fishermen, using receipts signed only by him and claiming right to collect from boats moored in Navant and Nuanu streams. About 190 sampans likely involved. authorities note moorage areas are public property and not to be privately claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. B. Edimusde
Interisland Fish and
Edmunds
Hitebrows
Don Wday
Chillingworth
Inter-Inland Fish Co
H. Mild
Miki Noon
Nome
Live Fish & Refrigerating Co
Kanale Umakichi
King
H.W
Pullea
Thor
Nuunnu
King Street Bridge
Channel Wharf
High Short Brown
Navant Stream
Cone Filh Edmunds
Wee
Edmundo
Fort Treet
Pear Thin City
Ax Edmunds
Atl Fen
Nuvian
Itewalle
Judge overrules pleas in abatement in territorial indictments
Judge Robinson denies pleas in abatement and motions to quash indictments against Sol, Mehoula, Enoch Johnson and Jonah Kumulae. Hearing of pleas set for tomorrow at 10 o clock. Ww. Ashford and B.C. Peters appear for defendants and Territory.
Picture of Baby Stirs Studio Demand For Timely Portrait
A prompt to bring a baby to the studio to capture dimpled smiles and growing milestones before they pass, urging urgency as the child may soon outgrow babyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby
Rice and Parkins Photographers at Masonic Temple
Rice and Parkins operated as photographers at the Masonic Temple with contact telephone Blue 581. The brief item notes their studio location and service listing in the era’s directory.
Fortification Bill Approves Hawaii Defense Funds
U S Senate approved the Fortification Bill providing 526100 for the purchase of sites in Hawaii as part of defense preparations. The measure, passed March 15, directs funds to acquire strategic locations and shore defense works for national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Associated Proes
Washington, D. C
Today
Senate
Carter's Attitude On County Government Question
Governor Carter discusses county government during a press inquiry, signaling caution about using county government as a campaign issue. He supports local representation but warns government form must be improved from prior attempts, cites recording land, mortgage concerns, and accountability on Hawaii lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Campaian
Gulp & Ata
CouRrens
Hilo
Tuan
Hawaii
Warrant for Lambert at Anchor saloon bar
A warrant for arrest was issued this noon on information from John Gouvea alleging Lambert the Anchor saloon barkeeper conspired to obtain money by deceit. The case references D J Lowle and Vivian Mohardson, with times and actions surrounding a February 17 incident and prior fines for similar offenses at the Anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goaves
Charis Lambert
Anchor
Lambert
D. J. Lowle
Edwart Vivien Churdron
HL Lawle
John Gouvea
Vivian Mohardson
Water Works
Lawle
Trask Gan Speaks as Jury Faces Murder Trial
Jurors urged to assess English comprehension at the Jonns murder trial today. Attorney General Petra ehate Aenwod urged that a juror lacked understanding, while A. G. Mc Hoverton denied the motion, citing a contractor’s presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Longe Ly Ue
Jonns
Defeated On First Ballot and Upheld On the Second
LONDON March 16 The Balfour Government suffered a defeat on first ballot in the House of Commons by 141 to 130 on Redmond’s motion to cut education funds. On the second ballot ministers were sustained by 25 votes, signaling a weak hold on office and provoking intense excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proas
London
England
Balfour
House of Commons
Redmond
Russian Fleet Leaves Port Arthur in Surprise Action
An Associated Press dispatch from Port Said reports a Russian cruiser stationed there has departed Port Arthur as tensions rise. In Washington on March 18 China reaffirmed strict neutrality amid hostilities between Russia and Japan, addressing inquiries about its stance in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Port Arthur
Viedivostok
Port Said
Suez
Ioer
Washington, D. C
China
Russia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sam
Ryder
B. Rater
Penerylvanis
Lifes Benina
Makers
New York
Benjamin
KashCo Ld
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Masonic Temple
Aegenwe
Trask
Kowrinan
KS. Gregory
California
Trask Gan
The
Heywood Patrol
Carmen
Recs
Coanufacturers Shoe Company, Ltd
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!