Rapid Transit Indun guion suit continued in chambers
Morning session extended handling of multiple cases. Dillingham Wahiawa Sugar Co and others received one week continuances. cross notices include Holt versus Macfarlane, and Cleggurn versus Cantle extended to early April. Judge Robinson directed bond and amended filing in the Sun Kwong Maw matter involving Honolulu Rapid Transit and related parties.
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Dillingham Es Wahiawa Sugar Company
F. Dillingham
Hanakawinal Holt
Cleghurn
Helen A. Holt
James R. Holt
P. D. Ketfott
James Kupltien
Kauimakaote
Lazarus Hae
Cen HM
Guarian
Madaline H. K
Blengar Laxarin
J. O. Carter
Tia
Robinson
Plato
Ut Partnere Ae
Robertson & Wilder
McCarly Higgine
Qiven's Hospital
Watkurt Land and Loan Association
Coats
Jodec Humphreys
Ll. Heos
Thomas I Krouse
Republican Fourth District to Hold Night Meetings
The Fourth District Republican committee orders nightly gatherings at Republican headquarters Elite building starting at 7 o clock. In a joint session Saturday, the Central and Fourth District committees named J. D. McVeigh and others to head finance and canvassing efforts. Andrew Brown to serve as treasurer and chair the campaign committee with William H. Coney and John M. Kea.
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Evers
Republican Party
Fourth District
Central Committee
Ann Dreier
Home Rule
J. D. McVeigh
Lorrin Andrews
Henry Waterhouse
GL. Crabbe
Samuel Johnson
de Gurgens
JH. Plater
J. D. MeVeigh
Charles Wilcox
K. A. Mott Smith
W. C. King
J. Kephakis
LH Wolf
D. Ff. Planer
C. B. Wilson
Andrew Brown
John M. Kea
Wm. H. Coney
Central Union Church Defends Mr Geil Against Press Attacks
The Evening Bulletin highlights support from prominent Christian figures for evangelist Mr Geil who spoke at Central Union Church Honolulu. It defends the pastor and church against insinuations, notes strong recommendations from Rev Dr O P Giffard and others, and asserts the pastor invited Geil solely on solid endorsements. Official workers of Central Union Church sign the letter dated March 1 1902.
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Evening Bulletin
Workers of Central Union Church
Moet Mallet
Watatredit
Kaur Geil
Honolulu
Neway
Geil
Gell
Hansou
Central Upton Church
O. P. Giffard
Delaware Avenue
James
New York
Ity
Central Union Church
Mare 1
Dreier Eligibility Fight Shapes Hawaii Ballot
A heated dispute over August Dreier’s eligibility to vote and run in the Fourth District election unfolds. Home Rule and Democratic leaders push to keep Dreier on the ballot amid questions of naturalization and residency, while Republicans vow to challenge the effort in court. Cooper and the Attorney General may weigh in, with potential mandamus to follow if Dreier is kept off.
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August Dreier
Republican Party
Apel
Dieter
Jonah Kalanienaole
Home Rule
Republican
Hulletin
Hawaii
Mr. Dreier
Hawa Dreier
Carlos Long
Home Rule Party
Dreler
Drelor
Hoaday
Beeler
Cooper
Willie
Ark 9
le Mot
Dreier
Supreme Court
Harrie
Republicana
Rareenanananenananar
antnsungpanYy
Maiii
Hue
Fils
Howaling Islands
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Gronau
Hanover
Germany
Intel
Kavai
Evangelist Hia
Littuokalani
Henry St. Cooper
Alt
Mr. Cooper
E. B. McClanahan
Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
Dieierwald
Kinney
Kinney, Hallow & Me Shanahan
Captain Atkinson in Shoving Match at Queen Street
Excitement on Queen Street in front of Turk and Lewis shipping office as Captain Atkinson and second mate McAllister argue with Police Officer Joy over a libel case against the schooner Howe. A crowd forms while officers order moves and calm.
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Queen Street
Kinross
Turk & Lewis
Atkinson
McAllister
Frank W. “Howe
Turk & Lewin
Joy
Queen Aireer
Howe
tecia @ Turk
Turk
Lain
Agalvet
Distress at Port Ends Kinross Voyage Above Harbors
An exchange records Captain Murray of the Kinross avoiding harbor repairs to escape land pirates as Turks and Lewis offer scant details. The text also notes a photo-apply firm promoting a Brownie camera booklet and implies children's invitations.
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Murray
Kinross
Turk & Lewis
Hawaiian Priest Ordination Stirs Island Notice
A Hawaiian priest, raised in the islands, is set for ordination next Sunday in a ceremony led by Bishop Panupolie. The event includes religious rites and a mass at a local church, with education at Et Louie College and time spent in France cited as background. A fundraising concert at the Hawaiian Hotel is planned for tomorrow morning.
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Cnlony
Tholie Churet
Hawaiian Islands
Honoluin
Mans
Beephon Allvneastey
Panupolie
Stephen
Hehmann
Et Louie College
France
Hunotubir
Vpathore
Trial Jurors Named for April Term in United States District Court
Trial jurors for the April term were drawn before Judge Estee. The panel, returnable April 21 at 1 am, includes C. J Douglas of Hilo and numerous residents from Hawaii, Kauai, and Oahu. Also noted were a bankruptcy filing involving James H. Painter and related asset details, with Ko na plantation affairs and a temporary foreman appointed as processes proceed.
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United States District Court
C. J Douglas
Hilo
L. Abrams
Horfolnia
Wr. W. Bruner
Keataketia Halls
Honolulu
Felix Brughell
Wm. H. Rice
Lihue
Kauai
Geo
H. Allen
Clark
C. M. White
Mossman
Honda
Katee
Ale Tod
Cooke
Triste
James H. Painter
Hile
JOM
Wailuky
Said Butling
Wallaky Meat Co
Leong Sat Yoo
Marshal Henry
Japan
Meade Aboard En Route to Manila Amid Honolulu Luau Tales
Last night several sailors aboard the transport Meade prepared a Honolulu style luau before departing for Manila. They allegedly stashed pol, roast pig, fish, sea weeds, dried delicacies, kukui nuts, and beverages on deck, hoping to share Hawaiian treats at sea. Reports note uniforms decorated with pol, and rumors of a volcanic marshal's intervention, while shipboard committees plan a meeting at 7:45 with Mr. Richards and adjust a later athletic gathering.
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Manila
Honolua
the Pacific
Chirpewe Storra
King Street
Meade
Elem
Honolulu
Marshall
Fire Claims Awards Progress Delayed by Recess
The Fire Claims Commission led by President Fred W Macfarlane said three months’ recess delayed adjudications ahead of awards registrations. He stated awards would be issued promptly and not kept confidential once adjudicated, with certificates issued as fast as possible.
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Fire Claims Commission
Elaine
Fred. W Macfarlane
Macfarlane
Mail Steamers Schedule Through Early April
The Oceanic steamer Alameda will carry the next mail from San Francisco on Saturday April 5 unless the City of Peking arrives first. The supplementary mail to the Continent will be taken by the Ching one week from tomorrow, April 6, with Alameda returning to San Francisco on April 9.
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Alameda
San Francis O
Peking
Coan
Elould
Francisco
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