Juror Exemptions Mark Start of Criminal Calendar Trials
Jurors excused as one died for absence begins the criminal calendar. The session revisits the Sodergren trial and related juror issues. Judge Robinson handles excuses from the May venire. several names cited urgent business or travel preventing service. A defendant faces larceny charges as a separate trial is slated with a sworn jury.
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Frank O. Sodereren
High
J.C Baled
Entec
Federal
Han
Ife
Territorial Circuit
Robinson
Henriques
Abe
Esteef
United States District Attorney
Vans Amerie
Ufit
Sodergren
J. W. Lloyd Bela
MM. Whitney de
W. Macfarlane
Tngt
Hh C. Brown
Mervier
Seriouw
Krantokou
Altorme
Cavhrart
Cooper House Firm Visit After Wind Damage Report
Cooper visited Tantalus Tesileore last Sunday to inspect wind damage. He found none of the hours and buildings suffered the expected effects, noting calm conditions and absence of further damage beyond vague reports.
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Tir
Cooper
Tantalus Tesileore
Reach Beef Trust By Announcement
London reports Mr. Knox the American Attorney General states evidence to demand an injunction to dissolve the Beef Trust whose agreement restrains interstate trade. The note signals government intent to curb the trust under antitrust powers.
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London
Peace Outlook Promises' Well May 15 Boer peace talks
Pretoria and Vereeniging reports outline a May 15 general meeting of Boer leaders in Transvaal to decide peace terms. Delegates will travel to Pretoria to present their decision to Lord Kitchener, with a final outcome anticipated after deliberations.
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Verevaing
Transvaal
London
tonTt Md
Oer
Vorconining
Pretoria
Lord Kitchener
Pormance
Bowr
Buay
Botha
Sabath Ruy Ver
Dotajoy
Liens Meyer
Orange Free State
Reitz
Tranavant
Steyn
de Wet
Akem
Tranavaal
Aninoy Hoere
Postpone the St Louis Exposition to 1904
Washington April 29 The St Louis authorities have decided to postpone the opening of the Louisiana Exposition until 1904 and will ask Congress to grant permission. An amendment will be offered in the sundry civil bill to extend the time, with plans for a large pavilion on the exposition grounds and invitations to conventions.
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Washington
St. Louis
Louisiana
Congress
Exposition
Sugar Farmland Higher
New York April 3 report lists Bagar Row, a centrifugal mill firm, with refined products and associated figures. Details are unclear but mention of Jaysea Wagner and a 264e code appears amid fragmented entries.
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New York
Bagar—Row
Jaysea Wagner
Moody Takes Oath as Secretary of the Navy in Washington
Secretary William Henry Moody was sworn in at the Navy Department this morning. The oath was administered by E. P. Hanne, solicitor of the departing administration, as Moody assumed the post and pledged to carry out his duties in the new role.
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Washington
William Henry Moody
the Navy
Navy Department
E. P. Hanne
Moody
Governor Daly's Boston Visit Draws Local Attention
In Boston on April 18 Governor Daly of the Hawalignodeanite party spoke at Welty. The visit follows a week of related writings at Whiters time and may influence upcoming events with Anchie Womexerd Journey to be announced.
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Boston
Ganfoot Daly
Hawalignodeanite
Welty
Rubbell 18 Dead at Richmond Hotel
Washington April 28 8 p m Smith Fosnell actor died at the Richmond Hotel in this city this afternoon at o clock of a prolonged illness. Fosnell had been ill for weeks with a wasting cough and the end had hourly been expected.
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Washington
Smith Fosnell
Richmond
Tila City
O'Elock
Rusnell
Morton 18 Dead Former Secretary of Agriculture Dies
Morton 18 dead at 4 o clock this afternoon at Hake Forest home of his son Mark Morton. Death caused by a cerebral thrombus. San Francisco reports indicate Morton had been detained awaiting medical attention and a forthcoming event planned for 7 o clock tonight.
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Alleago
Avhl Ati
Sterling Morton
Secretary of Agriculture
Hake Forest
Mark Morton
San Frinehco
Bornoma
Sugar Trust Magnates Before Congress Investigated
Washington May 1 inquiry into Cuban sugar holdings began with the sub committee on Cuban relations. Witan Havemeyer of American Sugar Refining testified that the sugar trust refineries operate in New Jersey New York Massachusetts and Philadelphia. He described purchases of 50 000 tons at 50 000 dollars and detailed ship movements and pricing from Cuba. He said purchases covered 91 000 tons in the year and that the company controls no sugar in Cuba beyond these buys. He denied any options on Cuban sugar and noted Congress seeks relief for Cuba.
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Washinton
Boante
Teno: Havemoyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Messrs. Platt
Connecticut
Burnham and Teller
Patterson
Hevemeyer
Artie Donner
Tremenrer
Henry C. Mott
Platt
Havemeyer
Wis Tow Trust
Newderney
New York
Cuba
Pallad
Ionba
Java
Hamburg
Trivets
Pritish West Lodiva
South America
Curda
Cuban Relief Plan Seen Unlikely to Pass This Session
Washington April 20 Senators aligned with the Administration call for a 25 percent cut in tariff relief for Cuba, hoping to ease opposition. They report hints from sugar denators that resistance may fade and argue House opposition remains firm, while California lawmakers insist on removing the refined sugar differential and back Morrill amendment revival. Observers predict continued House intransigence and possible shifts among Administration allies.
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Washington
Cuba
Senate
Bert Anmar
Ley
Cota
California
Ani
Inquiry Not To Be Lengthy on Cuban Sugar Holdings
Washington April 29 President Havemeyer and other American Sugar Company officials will be summoned to testify before the Senate committee on relations with Cuba to inquire into sugar holdings. The sales committee opened with general discussion, no time set for next meeting, and hearings may extend as witnesses are prepared. Senator Platt urged summoning Cuban witnesses though no firm list was made, Teller suggested prompt action. the committee aims to proceed with work independently of the investigation.
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Washington
Havemeyer
American Sugar Company
Senate Committee
Cuba
Chen Sugar
Con Pultice
Senatore Platt
Burnham
Peller
Platt
Toller
Teller
Chinese Exclusion Law Passes Amid Treaty Debates
A historic Chinese exclusion measure advances amid broader treaty considerations with China. The act tightens controls, outlines cross territorial limits, and contemplates future regulations including roles for the Philippines and Pacific coast enforcement.
San Francisco Strike Ends After Agreement Reached
San Francisco ends a long labor strike as workers accept wage gains and shorter hours. The settlement preserves union recognition and prevents further layoffs. city officials herald the accord while noting property damage remains under $75,000 and overall costs near $80,000 to the company.
Franklin Austin Aims as Home Rule Agent in Hawaii Press Tour
Franklin Austin, confidential Home Rule party agent, scheduled to speak at the Occidental Hotel. He seeks to present Hawaii’s true sentiments to Americans, addressing President Roosevelt’s administration. Austin is a former private secretary to Katakawa and long-serving government partner. The Keeping Bullets subscription rate is 7 cents per month.
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Ban Prancisco
Frankiie Austin
David Kalaaukalani
Home Rule Party
Occidental
Hawaii
Bole
Austin Waa
Iy Katakawa
Familly
Release Prisoners at the Coronation
London reports the King will free all political prisoners at the coronation. Royal guests will view a naval review aboard liners, following the royal yacht, while other private vessels remain anchored.
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London
Strong and Frail: New York Arrival Shrouded in Mystery
Among passengers aboard the Kaiserin Maria Theresa from Genoa Naples and Gibraltar were former Captain Putnam Hradiee Strong and May Yobe Lady Francis Hope. The pair sparked talk of hidden matters as they disembarked in New York, with Strong deferring press questions to his lawyer Emanuel Friend. May Yobe denied plans to return to theater and claimed she would speak on domestic matters only when appropriate, while a Japanese companion identified as Mp V Yuncian Sin was noted as a wealthy merchant’s daughter and friend of Batel Yavea.
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New York
Genoa
Naples
Gibraltar
Putnam Hradiee Strong
May Yobe
Lady Francis Hope
Hart Strong
Fray Strong
Herr Strong
Eran Strong
Bird
United States
Strote
Emanuel Friend
May Yoke
Strong
Bosiiews
Yuncian Sin
Mig Sit
Foklo
Bate
Yavea
Plumbers Demand Higher Wages On Textile Board Scene
A Bun Francia report notes journeymen plumbers seek a daily raise of $1 through the Journeymen Plumbers Gas and Steam Yitets Union. Connected with the Building Trade Council, their demand awaits approval by Cat bey, with a three month wait for a formal schedule before taking effect. The wage push follows recent factory tensions that heighten worker appreciation for increased pay.
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Bun Francia
Joveneymien Plumbers
Walon
Traen Council
Cat Bey
Enterprise Back From Hilo Report From The Era
The enterprise back from Hilo reports the voyage successful. The vessel arrived yesterday and completed a nine day round trip using new fuel. Captain Sitter noted the liquid fuel performed as expected and both voyage legs were accomplished without issues.
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Euterprler
Hike
Hila
Sitter
Legal argument on circuit court labor division in Hawaiʻi
Judge Arar presided as counsel argued whether two judges could preside at a single term. Attorneys Wilder and Brooke represented plaintiff and defendants, with Magoon, Robertson, Dickey, and Brown among speakers. Brown cited First Circuit practice and noted questions of legal authority and potential risks of improper divisions of labor. The debate touched on common law powers of courts to control their own dockets and the mechanics of rule setting, with a continuation promised on page 4.
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Arar
Polo Hardware Co. Ltd
Vn Co
Denna
Divige Humphreye
Jude
Roberty hon @ Wilder
AM. Brooke
A. GM. Robertson
J. A. Magoon
Lyle A. Dickey
Cecil Brown
W. Lymnley
Tle
Mr. Brown
Circuit Court
Cirewit
First Circuit
Brown
Hawai Ani
Unitorta
Firat Cirreuit
Alukoon
Thie Polot
Megoon
Supreme Court of the
Legat
Magoun
Holvoge Stanley
Humphreys
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