Leong Sal Detention Case Deportation in Hawaii District
In United States District Court Hawaii, Leong Bal alias Ab Sal petitions for a writ of habeas corpus challenging deportation by Collector E R Stackable. The 1882 born U.S. citizen claims lawful land status. court cites March 4 opinion and proceedings at Honolulu quarantine station.
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Robert W. Breckens
Col Wvetor Stackable
Anya
United States District Court
District OF
Leong Chun
Sie
Wong Jier
China
Honolulu
Hawaii
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E. R. Stackable
Quarantine
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Loong Sal
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Citizenship ruling on Hawaii era deportation case
The petition seeks to deport a person of Chinese descent under Hawaii Territory law. The court must decide if the petitioner was born in the Hawaiian Islands and subject to U S jurisdiction, to determine citizenship and potential deportation to China. Evidence references include Ben. 1 Art 17, Hawaii Civil Laws 1897 and 1909 federal cases.
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Penn
Hegen
Jin
Suott Rae
United States
Hawaii
Territory of
Ching Twi Bai
Iere Jew Wong Loy
Lew Bing Far
Chong Hoy
Manoa Valley
Monotni
Dabo
Pere Fitory
Withers
China
Death by Own Action Ends Life of W G Crewes
Suffering from remorse and drink, William Crewes, an American 4 to 45, hanged himself at his home near Wilder and Pickel streets between ten this morning. He was released from jail Sunday after a drink-related arrest and, after a family talk, returned home with his wife and two children taunted by peers. No note was left. The coroner’s inquest is planned tonight. Crewes was a skilled carpenter earning six to four dollars daily, last with the Luc Srothers on the addition to D PR, Senbern's hayae, Pensacola Street. He lived about twenty-two years.
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Willam Crewes
Wilder and
Pickel
Crewes
Uyly
Wan
Hik
Mable Indy
Crowes
Nenool
Mewite
Yude
Sherif Chillingworth
Tie
Niewite
Luc Srothers
D. PR
Senbern
Hayae
Pensacola Street
Bern
Yaara
Two Cars Crash At Hotel Street Crossing
A tramcar collision near Hotel and Nuttana streets injured a passenger as a Rapid Transit train tipped at the crossing. The motorman halted, parts of the car were damaged, and several windows shattered while a bystander was thrown. The bulletin price is noted as 78 cents per month.
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Nuttana
Crhae
Albatross Loses Man Overboard During San Francisco Passage
The Albatross, returning from San Francisco in rough seas, lost Quartermaster Bert Arnkil overboard just after 2 PM. Despite a long search lasting over five hours, no trace was found. Arnkil, 35, had served aboard two years with his brother. the ship docked at Honolulu’s Navy Yard, where officers and crew prepared the vessel for base operations and further patrols.
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United ‘Staten Med Commission
Albatrons
San Francisco
Gollen Gate
Bert Arnkil
Iun Heaver
Bert Ankst
Arnkil
Bert
Arnell
Arakil
Noory
Bert Armkil
Axe
Peron
William Horn
Billy
Yeavel
Albatroes
Albatros
Dan Pronclon
Cram Wands
Alvatrons
Nirel Merry
Naval Station
Taos
Japan
Channcey Thoman
Gal Hurrage
Enalen A. J. Hepburn
Enelen C
Kempts
Kempt Pe Chas
Butler
G. Skipwit
Fish Commiision
Henry Clifford Fawcntt
Ate
Chaimbertali
A. B. Alexander
Flehtorios
Alexander Atin
Selentiate
Piste
Schnyder
Ami
Offierra
Labor Status Better Among Planters and Managers
A meeting of plantation managers from Lelands discussed labor conditions. Reports show overall improvement in labor shortages, with some areas still facing severe shortages. No action was taken beyond reading reports and noting facts. meetings adjourned for this afternoon and reconvene tomorrow.
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Jul
Planters’ Association
Lelands
Agam
Tom Morrow
Water rights meeting and local incidents in Wailuku
A Wailuku meeting of water rights owners was called by Thos. Clark to oppose Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co. plans to divert water from Waitoka to Spreckelsville. The session discussed licenses, equity, and lease terms, with attendees including Col John Richardo on. Japanese residents were later involved in a mountain incident near Waialua with one man reporting his partner missing. A banker's ball game occurred that afternoon on the Pan American rampage.
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Wailuku
Thos. Clark
John Rich- Ardoon
Labalne
Clark
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co
Waitoka
Spreckelsville
Watsuki Bukar Company
Sute Fort
Isenberg Held On Health Board and Land Exchange Proposed
Governor Tate announces changes to the Isenberg Health Board naming Paul Aleenterg in place of the late Wham Auli and appointing Mars. ton Campbell as engineer officer for the National Guard. Maynard’s liquor license application at Laupa hochoe Hawaii rejected. Yeong Yun retail liquor license renewal at Wailuku granted. Raynes’ renewal for a Honolulu establishment refused due to relocation plans. A visit from the Maul party is discussed alongside opening Knights of Pything castle hall at Welluku with expected crowd. Land exchange proposed in Hile with John T. Baker to widen Bridge street. council favors the exchange. No action taken on that date.
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Tate
Paul Aleenterg
Wham Auli
Mars
Ton Campbell
National Guard of
Hawai
Maynard
Laupa
Hochoe
Island of Hawaii
Yeong Yun Retail Hauerth Mae
Wailuku
Bt C. Raynes Wae
Hie Deateryicense
Honolulu
Hustace
George Mone
Maul
New Castle
Te Knights of Pything
Welluku
Polite Works
J. H. Hoyd
John T. Baker
Wichardton Street
Bridge Street
Widow withdraws two Pearl Harbor claims in mixed estate case
A Hawaii Claims Commission session saw a widow, widow of Captain Kalepe, withdraw her two claims totaling about $2000 amid questions of property within a burned district. Her daughter testified portions of the property referenced in the mother's claim. Other cases, including John LE Wilson, were continued due to absences and lack of administration.
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Mawatlan
Sre Claims Commission
John LE Wilson
Kalepe
Pearl Harbor
jNad
Elaine
Arish Society Forms Irish Variety Benefit
The finance committee reports bills for St Patrick's Day paid and $191 on hand. A new Irish variety affair is planned with charter lists available at T. L Dillon's office Magoon Building or Frank Pavey's photograph gallery on Hotel Street. Future meeting will determine the society's nature.
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St. Patricy
Bury
T. L Dillon
Magoon
Frank Pavey
Ew Society
Tremaine
Krin
Booth 10 Pay Taxes on Land and Improvements
In a tax dispute Judge Chief Justice Fret writes for the Ruprette Court, upholding a $100,000 land value and $1,000 for improvements. The decision discusses taxation reach, property interests, and the remedy via a Tax Appeal Court for overvaluation, with references to statutory provisions and the defendant’s duties under the agreement.
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Charles W. Booth
Rite Heightstreet
Dastion
Limbert
Duwtee Gallirmith
Nsw
Tigre Avivrd
Perry
Henky
Booth
Lenath
Magno
Tax Appeal Court
Abe
Environment of Dickens and His Works lecture series
Mrs W C Rogers presents a lecture series on The Environment of Dickens and His Works in the Hoston building rooms. She discusses Dickens locations from London and reads selected works with tickets selling for the full course. Dates include March 24 14 April 21 and 2 May with readings from Copperfield Pickwick Barnaby Budge Tale of Two Cities Little Nell Dorrit and Westminster Abbey.
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W. C. Rogers
Dickens
VW. Coa
Hoston
Rogers
Londoon
Wien
Indien
Gentloen
David Copperfield
Hor
Pickwick
Barnaby Budge
Talon
Two Cities
Little Nell
Paul Dombey
Little Dorrit
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