Grace A Strongest How I Fought Filipinos in Philippines
In police court Grace Anderson a Black man described his Philippine Army days, admitting threats to a woman he was sleeping with but claiming revolver and slingshot were used in action against insurgents. He was charged with threatening but discharged after testimony and guidance from his attorney to stay away from the woman.
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Anderson Grace
Negro
Philippines
Grace Yan
Grace
Oficer van Gienen
Philippine
Getion
United States
Lindsay
Revere
Grave
Chingworth
De Bolt Restrainments by Injunction in Lahaina Contract
Judge grants Herbert Kendall petition for permanent injunction blocking C S Holloway and Lucas Bros from entering a Lahainalina Maui school building contract. Decision cites failure to readvertise changes in specs and stresses need for open bid process to prevent corruption. Also notes liquor venue gambling case in Police Court with liquor-house keeper Lambert convicted.
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de Bolt
Herbert Kendall
Lahainalina
Maui
Superintendent of Public Works
Malt Extracts Promote Health and Vitality Across Ages
An old advertisement extols malt extracts as a concentrated tonic from barley offering strength and improved sleep. It claims benefits for those with low appetite or fatigue, noting a dosage of 5c each or 2.00 per dozen and urging readers to try the product for steady energy and overall wellness.
Angistrate Digney Talks With Carter On Resignation Rumor
A rumor claimed Governor Carter asked Judge Lyle Dickey to resign. Dickey denied resigning but said he discussed District Court structure with Carter, including reducing the number of district magistrates. He noted one judge and clerk could not handle civil and criminal work, and predicted a reduction but not who would leave. The Legislature’s special session remains the context for any action.
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Carter
Lyle Dickey
Dickey
Tong
Hopotutu
Suige Lindway
Clorke
Lindsay
Kaual
Test of GSE Abandoned Due to Special Session Talk
Discussion on Appropriation bill and a twit case arising under the GSE. Legislators back special session may render a Supreme Court decision unnecessary though briefs have been filed. Deputy Attorney General E C Parn will press the test case.
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Teing
Supreme Court
E. C. Paterntates
Young Shls of Depekeeo Controlling Stake Shift Near San Francisco
C M Cooke and Alexander Young sailed to San Francisco to finalize a deal transferring controlling stock of Pepeekee plantation from Alexander Young to C Stewart Co. Pepeekee, a top paying island plantation, saw Young hold about 4000 shares. T M Davies served as regent earlier. Young notified minority stockholders about potential changes to holdings.
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C. M. Cooke
Alexander Young
San Francisco
Alameda
Mnal
Pepeekee
C. Stawer & Co
Islands
Mr. Young
T. M. Davies
RIGAT 10 TRIAL
Solomon Kannana pled guilty to radiating a seven year old girl and was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Robinvan. The text notes a range of judicial actions including the McKinley shooting and multiple arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Kannana
Robinvan
McKinley
Yongampho Open Port Sparks Trade Move
Yongampho port in Korea opens to foreign trade on March 23 signaling a shift in economic access near Seoul. Officials say the move aims to boost regional commerce and integration with international markets.
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Seoul
Korea
Yongampho
Japanese Physicians Meet in Hawaii For Annual Readings
The annual meeting of the Japanese Association in Hawaii was held at the Japanese Charity Memorial on the 20th and 21st. Papers read included topics such as Diagnosis of Typhoid Fever by Dr S Kusayashi, In vagination of the Intestines by Dr Kuramoto, Extra-uterine Pregnancy by Dr Kurleaki, Renal Decapulation by Dr Haida, and Surgical Treat by Dr J Uchida with Hawaii speakers contributing to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aection
Hawaii
Monoral
8. Kasuyashi
K. Kuramoto
Kurleaki
K. Haida
J. Uchida
T. Kikkawa
Japanese Benevolent Society Subscriptions Report
Semi annual reports of the Japanese Benevolent Society were read at a joint meeting with the Charity Hospital at the Japanese primary school on Nuuanu street. Subscriptions received included Mackfeld & Co. $1448, Five Japanese Companies $200, Hotel Avaoelation $10, Mr Hamada $13.85, and Azuma among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japanese Benevolent Society
The
Benevolent Society
Charity Hospital
Nuuanu Street
Mesars
Mackfeld & Co
Avaoelation
Hamada
Azuma
Palawal Valley suit seeks to force accounting from stockholders
Plaintiff, a Palawal Valley and Upland Development Association stockholder, asks the court to compel the remaining defendants to provide an accounting of the copartnerships dealings and pay sums found due. He asserts the co partnership formed May 1, 1899, has done no business since May 81, 1900, is abandoned, and large debts exist with various suits filed against him. notices indicate sale cards at the Bulletin office.
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Wiliam
Chas. F. Grimwood
J. H. Schnack
Alexander Garvie
Palawal Valley & Upland Development Association
Copartnership
Agalnet
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Tokio
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