High Court Proceedings Note Japanese-English Omnibus
A Honolulu court summary reports W J Coellen found guilty of embezzlement after a jury verdict with three dissents. Sentencing planned for tomorrow at 9 o clock. Also, G K Kaioipathia v Lilikalani yields a $200 damages ruling with two dissents. Notices of new trials filed by Drown and Magoon. Various criminal and civil actions detailed with judges, attorneys, and upcoming sessions.
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W. J. Coellen
Embez
Lement
Mer
Creighton
Dodge Carter Oye
Sontence
G. K. Kaioipathiaya
Lilikalani
Perry
W. Holt
Goo Kim
G. Waibel
Hownne
Supreme Court
We Juin Radin
Opis
Pon Nowpion
Cna
Winston Ya
Hawaiian Park and Packing Co. Ie
Kinney & Ballou
Damon
Bernice Pauahi
Devenswd
Hyde
Yale
Mir
Dangon
Allon
Mer Damon
Alieration at St Andrews Priory reception for Rev John and Mr Osborne
The St Andrews Priory schoolroom was festively adorned for a reception honoring Rev John and Mr Osborne. A half hour program followed with choral pieces by local youths, including The Woodthrunts and performances by Kalamann Ward and Belle of Beat toll. All participants were praised for their efforts and a brief address from Rev John Osborne closed the event with thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's Priory
John
Osborne
Hilo Wharf Project Urged In Editorial Revival
Seemingly chaotic but lively Hilo news column declares urgent action on building the Hilo Bay Wharf with funds available and preliminary work underway. Officials including President Dole and Minister King expected to attend a site meeting by Kinau boat to expedite construction.
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Honolulu
Hilo
Hawaii
Dole
Limeolf
Hilo Bay
la Howl
Vole
King
Howell
Petane
Japanese Cruiser Naniwa Arrives Amid War Recall and Debrief
The Japanese cruiser Naniwa docked in port one day from Yokohama amid variable voyage weather. Built in England four years ago, the vessel carries eight large guns, six small guns, torpedo tubes, and 860 crew. Commanded by Lt T Kayouka, the ship's company includes officers such as Toole and Imamura, with passengers including M Akigawa and other Foreign Office counsellors. The Naniwa served in the China war, aiding the steamer Koweblog and carrying important officials and reporters. The government and public in Japan are described as excited and indignant over the return of Captain Kuraoka and the naval division's activities in Korean waters.
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Ekumoka
Esptalu
Ya Twonaki
FP Ueno
G Shigemura
le Buyetengo
One Incorr
J Arua
M Trobiro
Fia
Nogoshiun
Wale Loaben Ante
Balto
B Kushinn
Nest Peymasiens
Mataushitn
Arinage
Ahdahiproen
Ogawe
Morioke Kiwiveation Cog
Kabikawa
M. Niehl
Muruya
Seki
Basaki
M. Akigawa
Foreign Office
London
St. Petersburg
Japan
Omarate
Kuraoka
Corean
Local visitors and road works noted in Kailua report
The Mine Wille of Pahala visit De McWayne's family in Kailua while Mini Parivin stays for a few days and plans to travel to Honolulu. Me Benney returns tonight as road layout for Mouth Kona road nears completion. North and South Kona report weather with light rain and farming notes.
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Wille
Pahala
de McWayne
Kailua
Mini Parivin
Howe
Honolulu
Reelila
Hughiorr Branor
Benney
Kona
Blorman
Polula
Mill News: Boilers Added at Plantation Mill
An article notes two new boilers were added to the mill on the plantation. Weather conditions mentioned are dry, with unclear phrasing around the mill’s custodial or management details.
Fourth of July Harbor Fireworks Committee Formed
A Honolulu style meeting of the committee for the Fourth of July fireworks was held in Dv. D's room. Nearly 1000 collected last year left 277.50, to be used for fireworks this year with J A Kennedy handling orders. A subcommittee on fireworks was appointed and a large slate of officers and volunteers approved to plan the celebration.
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Dv. D
Republic of
Flawnii
JW. Jones
Ebsir
Man
el. Towne
Jones
W. ©. Wilder Jr
J. A Kennedy
Kalakaus
Murray
Kalakaua
J H Soper
J H Kisher
George McLeod
J W Jones
G C Potter
A Coyne
J M_ Cawara, Jr
B Murray
L T Kepoke
Paul Smith
J A Kennedy
Ka Lowa
CJ McCarthy
Andrew Brown
WH Hoogs
WO Wilder, Jr
da Mo. Candlens
T M Blarkey
Tow
HA Wilder
W Pratt
Police Court Roundup: Fines and Guilty Pleas Recorded
In open court this morning most cases carried over to Friday. Abd and Yoo L were fined 860 and 878 for unlawful possession. Four Chinese suspects arrested by Detective Cordas yesterday faced opium possession charges. one pleaded guilty and paid 100 plus costs. Three were discharged. Maelo Hawailay wahine received 10 for assault and battery. Hon Lon fined 800 for opium possession. Kayo, a Japanese national, allowed to pay fine and costs after desertion charge. portion to be remitted. Tip Oo sued 83 and contended for driving here with a broken back.
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Abd
Yoo L
Pawsenwon
Ta Thyoon
Cordas Yosterday
Chipalyph
Maelo Hawailay Wahine
The Celestial Empire and Chinese Revolt News Digest
A dispatch notes potential gas lighting in a Chinese city and mentions the empire keeping pace with electricity. Canton reports a large rebellion in Kwaongsi Sipio district, with routed troops and reinforcements called from Kweilin and Canton. A Chinese plan to strike terror in Ningpo led to a death by crowd burn. Railway control talks involve several territories and sources. Japanese conscription on Mako island is discussed, with Royal approval needed. H Arthur O'Brien, Singapore civil service official, dies from morphine overdose. brother to Fiji's governor and son to a bishop.
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Scorbow
China
Canton
Sipio
Kwaongsi
Be Ag
Kweilin
Shere
Ningpo
Thigs
Howrta
Theme
St Pewersburg
Thiteiher
Amoor
Kormoan
Rawakewi
Moday
H. Arthur O'Brien
Atentis Civil Service
Singapore
George O'brien
Fiji
Sird
Bhoton
Kev
Passengers booked to leave by the O88 Australian today
A long list of travelers is slated to depart aboard the O88 Australian including Mons Visca vano O H McDowell JO Henderson and wife the Mises Nullio and Alice Ritehon Mise Bury My wad Mia H Morrison George W Baker and wife Miow Leone Baker KO Letingwell Sire HL Morrin Minister Dayo OP tau kon G Al Stewart wife and child Mrs Kennedy and four children plus numerous others with several entries garbled or unclear.
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Mons Viscavano
O H McDowell
JO Henderson
Mises Nullio
Alice Ritehon
Mise Bury
My Wad
Mia H Morrison
George W Baker
Miow Leone Baker
KO Letingwell
Sire HL Morrin
Dayo
OP Taukon
G al Stewart
Mra
Jd A Kennedy Wud
Kennedy Munto
Db Kennady
Ferris
Miss Norcross
Te Mionew Fonda
Gol Madden
Madden
HG Montagie
Uallaghies
Biutde
Bud Child
Mise
Chaff
al B
Gioia
Miss O ' Bivery
Hilo
Mike
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Wilds
New York
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Ayer
Aver
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Fawail
von Holt
Oceanic Steamship Co
San Francisco
Albteamship
Australia
Togo
Frantia Clty
Paowye
Wa. G. Lrwln & Cn
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Talng
Reeult
Paul Newmaon
Kinney d& Hallon Agenines
Yentering
Adocleton
Mre
Dronell Brown
Ope Li
Andrew
Wray Taylor
Kalamann Ward
Ghamenlinus Belle
Beottoll
Gallego Olivier
Bong
Mattol R
Gow
Unithnann
Minn Toh
John Osborne
Maree Mila
Whiert
Trittano
Andrida
Bron
Naniwa
Prom
Koon Koha
Barty
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Wey
Police Court
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