Supreme Court Dismisses Japanese Habeas Corpus Case
The Supreme Court declines to review the Deputy Collector General's admission decision on Japanese immigrants. Chief Justice Judd and Justices Frear and Whiting presided as the court dismissed the petition and remanded petitioners to the Collector General. The ruling hinges on due process and standing for nonresidents seeking entry.
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Carter and
Verry
Circuit Court
A. M. Brown
Shimamura
Japan
Judd
Frear Ood Whiting
McGuru
Supreme Court
Wension
Atatate
United States
Superintendent of Immigration
Secretary of the Treasury
Ripney
Bar
Couper
Suatoe Whiting
Professor Bristol’s equine pupils charm last night show
The pavilion audience enjoyed unobstructed stage views after a new seating arrangement. The performance featured intelligent horses displaying notable skill and apparent reflection, with Professor Bristol’s teaching and rapport with his animals prompting thoughtful speculation.
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Bristol
Moonlight Government Band Concert at Makoo Island
A moonlight concert will be given by the government band at Makoo Island this evening starting at 7:30. The program includes a medley of selections and marches featuring Wallace, O Grady, Frey, The Nightingale, and Hawaii Power. Printed ducks are advertised as durable shirt waists sold by Kerr, offering many patterns at one dollar.
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Makoo Island
Kerr
Damages Suit Over Railroad Extension Ruled
In a Supreme Court decision Judge Perry sustains the demurrer in A Fook vs Oahu Railway and Land Company. The case questioned a bond delivery of 8700 face value tied to railway extension beyond Waianae and whether the agreement required a "reasonable time." The court held the contingency was not pled, upholding the defendant’s demurrer.
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A. Fook
Oahu Hailway & Lond Company
Perry
Waianae
Supreme Court
Kinney & Ballon
Lyle A. Dickay
Carter Yeaterday
Stechsrye
Wm. F. Allen
Limooy
Guillermina Arayal
Palama Grocery Draws Island Patrons With Value
Two reasons drive islanders to ride from Waikiki to Palama Grocery and back. First, it is the sole on the island selling the Balvation Army ton. Second, paying fare both ways yields net money saved by shopping at this "live and let live" store. Free delivery between Diamond Head and Moanalua. Hianny Ganson, Palama Grocery, opposite Railway Depot, King Street, Tel. 755.
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Paloma
Islanda
Diamond Head
Moanalus Free
Hianny Ganson
Palama
Railway Depot
King Treet
Nicely furnished rooms at Popular House on Port Street
Advertises well appointed rooms at Popular House located at 164 Port Street starting from one dollar per week. Potential tenants are invited to inquire for details on rents and accommodations.
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Port Street
Police Court Discharges Inmate. Several Guilty Pleas Heard
In the police court this morning Judges Wilcox and de la Vergne heard Van Hong’s request under Chapter 26 of 1870 and granted discharge after noting he served a year plus costs and could pay a $500 fine. J Ganley’s habitual drunkenness led to a suspended sentence. H Pashinui pled guilty to robbery suspicion, sentence suspended but chances for reef term noted. A Chinaman fined 60 for possession and two others 25 each for chela gambling. Ab Kumood Ab Kit found guilty and ordered to pay 40 and 35.
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Wilcox and
de la Vergne
van Hong
J. Ganley
H. Pashinui
Auita Perry
Kumood
Kit
Pigeons shot on premises. reward offered
Carl Hoting reports three valuable pigeons shot on his premises including a tambler and two fantasia imported at about 60 dollars each. The birds were highly admired for their beauty. Mr Hoting offers a reward for the offender's detection.
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Carl
Julian Hoting
Entleman
Loting
Myrtle Club announces next month boat race between Hide and Champions
The Myrtle Club schedules a boat race within a month featuring two arenas named Hide and Champions, signaling a forthcoming local sporting event with anticipated competition and public interest.
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Myrtle Club
Queen Olga of Greece adored for charity and charm abroad
Queen Olga, eldest daughter of Grand Duke Constantine of Russia and a niece of Tsar Alexander I, has returned her Russian insignia after condemning Russian actions against Greece. Renowned for simplicity and intellect, she speaks multiple languages, supports science and education, and is active in charity in Athens while maintaining a popular, democratic royal persona.
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Gigale
Europe
Hellas
Olga
St. Petersburg
Constantine
Russia
Alexander I
Athens
Eaus
Terrible Durango Bullfights Leave Four Dead
Arrivals from Torreon report Mexico's Durango bull fights on Sunday produced the most deaths yet in state history. Four humans were killed as bulls gored fighters and horses, shocking a large crowd while spectators cheered the brutal spectacle.
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Torreon
Mexico
Deranga Alate
Durango
Ingenious proposal for tax by property value reform
A Boston reformer proposes a tax plan where individuals fix the tax base on their own property. Upon death, property taxed goes to heirs or the will, while excess over taxed value returns to the state. The idea is clever but could be as easily circumvented as a slot machine.
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Fiona
San Francisco Board of Supervisors
Board of Health
Boston
Oall
Portrait Not Of King Brown Window Picture
A garbled OCR line notes a pictured window in King Brown with little attention and asserts the image is not of any person present there. The fragment hints at confusion over identity and attribution in a local scene.
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King Brown
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