Funeral for Wm. H. Coney at Kawaiahao Church
The funeral for the late Mrs. Wm. H. Coney will be at Kawaiahao Church at 4 PM, with services by Lodge le Progres and Reverend H. H. Parker. Family service at 2 PM, interment in Kawalahaa cemetery. Pallbearers include M. Thompson, C. G. Tockus, W. R. Farrington, and others. band from Makee Island concert ordered. The Natio ns Guard and Cap tain Werger to attend the funeral.
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Kawaiahao
Lodge le Progres
W. H. Govta
H. H. Parker
Marons
Order of Kamehameha
Coney
Mrs. Turner
Kawalahaa Cemetery
M. ‘Thompson
C. G. Tockus
W. R. Farrington
A. le
G. Atkinson
C. J. Crabbe
Bam Wot Parker
Gorge
Beckley
Charles Rowe
Carter
Werger
Makee Inland
Nations Guard
Mr. Coney
Fincom
Sam [Johnson
Carter to Veto Outside Bills for Special Session
The governor plans a special session starting April 6 to focus solely on financial matters. Governor Carter aims to finish within twenty days, veto any nonessential bills, and rely on recommendations for retrenchment while Senate leaders push for prompt action and orderly proceedings. Mrs. Samuel Parker wins Makiki residence at sale for 5,050.
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Carter
Watalua
Pila
Senate
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Makiki
Judiciary Building
Gear
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Jas, F. Morgea
Ate. Honeer
Sugar cargo list from Admiral Beckley port Hawaii
Admiral Beckley reports a sugar cargo ready for shipment at Hawaii ports. Olua 9000 Watakea 12000 Wainaku 10000 Pepeakee 19500 Honomu 2625 Hakala Laupahoebae 1504 Ookala Kalan 2400 Hamakua 6500 Paauhan 3900 Honoka 52000 Punalu’u
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Ookala Kalan
Hamakua
Paauhan
Honoka
Punalutu
Supreme Court reverses foreclosure ruling in trust case
The Supreme Court reverses the Cir orric Court of the First Circuit, ruling a mortgage foreclosure cannot proceed under real action rules after a debt has matured. Justice J A Magoon writes, noting that possession by mortgagor and nonpayment affect foreclosure timelines and that foreclosure by entry completes after one year.
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Rear
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J. Lightfoot
Robertson & Wilder
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Awful
Murder of Japanese Woman in Waialua Leads to Hang Judgment
The Supreme Court upholds the murder verdict against Kimura for killing Kane Yaanoka in Waialua on May 18, 1902. The unanimous decision rejects appeals alleging error, upholding the jury verdict and the sentence. The deceased, living with Yamanoha as wife, was killed after longstanding dispute. the case references court rulings and exceptions on trial procedures.
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Mount Hang
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Walaa
Manchurian Army Readies for Action at Mukden
The Manchurian army stands prepared for active field operations. General Kuropatkin arrives at Mukden tonight to assume command of all Asian military forces in the Orient. From San Francisco March 25 sugar prices and commodity quotes follow.
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Specia
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Orient
Sugar Prices Rise As Freight Ships Carry Sweet Cargo
Sugar price trends show improvement with higher quotations for raw sugar and cargoes en route to New York. Vessels from the islands, including American-Hawaiian steamers, advance shipments amid a widening gap between cane and beet sugar prices.
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Firare
Itaguluet
Verlentay
Terriory
Wigar
New York
Tanga
Pelos
Americna
Belaware
Doath
Shy
Conemaugh
Caxtle & Cooke
New Yor
Aia
Hilo
Ewne
Boots
Pacific Heights Property Faces Hearing Over Mortgage
A court filing seeks an equity reformation and injunction to halt a sale of Pacific Heights property. Chae, Booth and Hout contest a February 19 1900 contract and mortgage that allegedly excluded reservations and improvements, arguing the mortgage should cover only undisposed and unimproved portions. The case details disputed reservations and prior understandings, with continued coverage noted.
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Mortgakeani
Platoti
Outstanding debts and warrants in Territory government
The Territory faced a cash strain with warrants outstanding totaling $238,008.54 and about $100,000 in salaries due by month end. March 31 projections show government liabilities near $128,000, with year-end debts around $49,003.04. About $23,000 remains in the Treasury and anticipated receipts could cover about the $248,000 in pending expenditures. The balance suggests warrants will continue to be registered.
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