Disorderly conduct plea ends with prison sentence in Circuit Court
John Gillman pleaded guilty in the Circuit Court to disorderly contact and was sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor. Attorney De Bolt moved for a new trial. the motion was overruled and an appeal noted. Gillman released on under $100 bond. In a separate case Hattie K. Vividaves v F J Tosto, the court ruled for the plaintiff on a quiet title action covering a large Patama estate of about 204,000 acres. Kinney Ballou for plaintiff Rosa for defendant. Victoria Ward et al injunction matter: motion to allow demurrer by Humphreys & Gorn set for hearing tomorrow at 1:30 pm. Sumner case Niniko Sumner withdrawing appearance. A S Hartwell to substitute. Kalana, Tsircony case taken up yesterday and ongoing. A M Brown prosecuted. De Bolt defended.
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John Gillman
de Bolt
Gulman
Inter
Stanley
Hattie K. P. Vividaves
F. J. Tosto
Guration
D. W
Patama
Kinney
Balloa
Rosa
Victoria Ward
Doaky and E. Peck & Co., Ltd
Bill
Kin’ Ng & Ballou
Sineware
Plaintaff
Humphreys
Hartwell
Kalana
tIsrcony
A.M. Brown
The Coal Famine and Rising Coal Prices
The report notes coal at 10.80 per ton now, up from 87 two months ago, with warnings ignored. It claims Paran’s consignments totaling 1500 tons go to I. I. N. vias aras, and the refusal of it Now castle.
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I. I
N. Vais Ares
Picture of MCA group leaders displayed today
All in One Group shows Davey presenting a group portrait of MCA officers and committee chairmen. The image highlights the president, executive board, and committee heads with clear, faithful detail.
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Davey
M.C.A
Ansociation
Wharf Controversy in Senate Report on Honolulu Harbor Wharves
The Special Senate Committee on Senate Bill 15 reports on land for wharf frontage at Honolulu harbor. It explains the conflict between the Minister of the Interior and the Oahu Railway and Land Company over a water-front strip leased in 1890 and the legislative desire to avoid court interference. The committee urges leaving the dispute to the courts, notes the government may lawfully grant waterfront land, and recommends tabling the bill until the Supreme Court rules.
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Honolulu
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Onou Railway & Land Company
Said Railway Company
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Toterior
Sitwe
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Oahu
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Anid Harbor
Railway Company
Minister of Interior
Barber
Equity
Theelaine
Congo
Supreme Court
Onrlula
H. P. Batowis
G. N. Witcox
J. A. McCanpiras
Smith
Finance
M. Damon
Wilder
Judiciary
Committee On Public Lands
Judiciary Committee
K. Alan
Nanaua Valley
Rep
Achi
Kalaup
W. O. Smith
Damon
P. Gear
Senate Session Reports Bills and Elections in Hawaii Assembly
A long Senate and House agenda covers House bills 72 86 28 39 56 58 66 57 62 and 74 with readings votes and committee actions. Election nominations for the Council of State include Brown Bolte Robinson Kennedy and others. Brown leads with 13 votes. House passes measures on liquor licensing and alcohol for Queen’s Hospital. unexpected delays and adjournment follow. A YMCA handball tournament begins May 6 with four teams Diamond Head Honolulu M C A Klondike and Fernander, schedule sets two games weekly through June 10.
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Polstein
Cooper
Ator Kepoikai
Kahului
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Keppis
Brown
McCundlesa
Cee Wright
Wilcott
Noel—Kauhane
Lyman
Baldwin
Waterhouse
Rice
Queen's Hospital
Council of State
Messra
Cecil Brown
W. C. Wilder
Bolte
J. A. Kenned
M. Wright
J. A. Mo Onochess
Geo. R. Carter
Mark Robinson
John Kina
J. B. Atherton
Mesers
Wilder
Wright
Mr. Cheek
Whegin
Ym.c
Ae B
Diamond Head
Papen Clarke
Honolulu
Stone
Klondike
Fernander
Kion- A
C. A
Honolule
Mayney M
Dinoo Hews
Honolula
Klon
Klon- Lp
Diawond
Honalgi
Diawood Head
Klon- Ath
Parts and Sundries for Any Wheel in Honolulu
A Honolulu shop advertises stock and made to order parts and sundries for any wheel. The terse notice emphasizes guaranteed repairs and replacements through a general “found job” assurance, highlighting availability and service scope for local customers.
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Honolulu
Illiteracy in Spain Reported at Eight Point One Percent
A Baxteria was asked for Spain's illiteracy rate but figures were not at hand. Officials say the percentage is now uncertain. It is reported that eight point one percent of Spain's population cannot read or write.
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Baxteria
Spain
Fort Street Wheelbarrow Rescue Brings Joy to Aged Porter
An elderly native porter on Fort Street lost his heavy load when his wheelbarrow broke near MacInerny’s corner. Passersby including Chas Gray and four others pooled funds to buy him a new wheelbarrow. The grateful donor expressed delight and pride as the man tested the new carriage.
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Fort Street
MacInerny's Corner
Chas
B. Gray
Hewalian
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