Jury Awards Winston Verdict in Hawaiian Park Case
The jury in the Winston versus Hawaiian Park and Packing Company case returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 3297.30 without interest, on a claim of 3449.80 with interest from January 7. Defendant’s counsel Magoon gave notice of motion for a new trial. Judge Carter heard ejectment cases with a mixed jury and other breach of promise matters were in progress before Judge Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Vs
Hawaiian Park and Packing Company
Magoon
Carter
Kanoi Ve
Kaioipabis
GL Dosha
Luning
EO White
F Huatace
T King
J M Tracy
GR Grau
L Shaw
Pibinui
J Padeken
D Kukahoo
J Ross
J Crowell
G W Macy
BR Caatle
W L Weaver
Steinlley Jamagoon
WS Linge
Judge Perry
Till
Boyd Va
YMCA Meeting Reports April Finances And Proposals
At the postponed monthly YMCA meeting Treasurer W E Brown showed April receipts of 8288 58 expenditures 8270 35 and a balance of 18 23 Secretary Coleman said gymnasium class attendance was good and the annual report would be ready soon The gym program committee opposed forming a YMJA bicycle team and discussion on five constitutional amendments occupied much of the meeting with final action postponed until the next monthly meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
W. E. Brown
Coleman
Gympasiam Committee
Winthrop Sentenced to San Quentin for Kidnaping
Oliver W. Winthrop, already sentenced for life for kidnaping Honolulu capitalist James Campbell, faced a last bid to avoid transfer by a writ of probable cause. Chief Justice Beatty denied the application, sending Winthrop to San Quentin for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Oliver W. Winthrop
San Quentin
James Campbell
Honolulu
Winthrop
Chang
Supreme Court
Bia
Bell
Beatty
Oregon Battleship Oregon Injuries Not Serious
Bremerton Washington telegraph reports that the battleship Oregon has minor hull dents up to three inches. Repairs will cost 800 to 2000 dollars, and the ship can sail again soon. No investigation will be conducted into the accident, though outcomes could have been worse.
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Bremerton
Wash
Oregon
Rephire
Kerr's wholesale yard goods and printed ducks sale
New satings and panto pairs arrive by mail steamer for L. B. Kerr. He sells a single yard at wholesale prices. Printed ducks are just as good if not better than anything for boys' abbt waists. They wash and wear well, two important points. Kerr offers them in a large variety of patterns at eight yards for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Kerr
Kerr
Men of the Mokolii in court over contract duties
Six of the Mokolii native crew appeared before Judge de la Vergne for breach of Wilder Steamship Company contracts. Testimony cited refusal of duties aboard the steamer and alleged mistreatment by the mate. One pleaded guilty and returned to work with costs remitted. the other five were jailed until they agree to resume duties, each paying $3.90. Captain Bennett to replace jailed crew. ship to proceed normally.
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Mokolii
Judge de la Vergue
Wilder Steamship Company
C. L. Wight
Bennett
Me. Byereu
Mekalis
Wautte
de la Vergne Aod
New quadruple effect plant rises on Queen Street
Honolulu Iron Works expands on Queen Street to meet an order from Lihue plantation for a new quadruple effect with evaporating pans. The scale requires a tall structure, previously avoiding roof alterations during Jovot machinery work for Pain plantation. The new building will prevent roof openings in future.
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Queen Street
Honolulu
Brewing industry buzz in uncertain times and new shipments
Public interest runs high over annexation threats war outcomes and European involvement while reassurance arrives that afalo and Hoffbrau will be regularly shipped. The Royal Pacific and Cosmopolitan Selocka continue selling the beverages under the established interchangeable check system.
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Greece
Turkey
Europe
Japanese Kale fooncertinteed at Queen hotel
Members of the Japanese Young Men's Association held a social at the Queen hotel. Five visiting editors from Japan attended and heard speeches led by Mr. Yamaguchi. Chairman K Asta urged avoiding political topics. Seventy people were present. tea and light refreshments were served as the meeting opened at 8 and adjourned later with cordial good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japanese Young Men's Association
Queen Hotel
Japan
Yamaguchi
K. Asta
Bruits
Jscuits
Spreckels Foresees Enduring Hawaii Reciprocity Treaty
Industrial magnate Spreckels argues the United States Hawaii reciprocity pact will be abrogated. He cites trade imbalances, shifting subsidies, and growing California refinery capacity as factors pushing distinct benefits to U.S. and Pacific Coast economies. He contends current policy favors Hawaii and foreign shippers, not American interests.
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Claas Spreckels
Franciovo
Hawaii
Thore
United States
Austom
Canada
Germany
England
Ovennic Steruship Company
Harwaii
Custom House
Watsonville
Salinas
Pacific
California
Pacific Canal
Missouri River Territory
Chicago
Hawaii sugar treaty foes call for abrogation
A speaker argues Hawaii sugar trade drains profits to foreign hands, urges ending the reciprocity treaty, and keeping sugar profits within the United States. He cites 165000 tons sold abroad and 70000 tons produced by Americans, urging California sugar beet investments and detaching capital from foreign control.
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Hawaii
Ameriaus
Lesire
California
Boyland
Germany
China
Japan
Whde
Washington
Manila
Batavia
Suarles
Hawai
Amerwan
Philadelphia
Watsonville
Commonwealth
San Joaquin
Pajaro
Salinas
United States
Veteran Chief Engineer McClure to Take Five Month Leave
After thirty three years of continuous service with Pacific Mail Steamship Company chief engineer William McClure will take five months leave and travel to England with his wife and daughter. He began as a water tender on the Colorado and rose to chief engineer aboard several ships including the City of Peking. During his tenure he has escaped any major accident aside from the 1893 shaft break on City of Paris, and will resume duties upon return while J. Sevenson acts in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
McClareet
J. Stevem
Mr. Meters
England
Willia McClare
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Hion
McClure
Colorado
New York
San Francisco
Am ‘Residtant
Lee
St Louis
Mr. McClare
Montana
Whale
Sheence
City of Pari
MaClure
J. Sevemson
Will
Merchants Protest Schedule B Tax Objection
A committee of merchants and capitalists led by W. Irwin P. O. Jones J. FP Hack feld and F. M. Bwanxy objected to Schedule B after an interview with the finance minister ad interim. They claim complying with the form requires exposing private affairs not contemplated by the law.
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W. Irwin
P. O. Jones
J. FP. Hack~feld
F. M. Bwanxy
Minister of Finance
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