Grand Jury Charge And Proceedings At Capitol
Grand Jury charged by Robinson, highlighting duties, secrecy, and admissible offenses. Record lists jurors sworn, absentees, trials, and cases including damages, mistrials, and property matters. Judge Humphreys presides. multiple civil actions and injunctions noted with details on dates and parties.
Edth Rogers to Sing at Thucwlay Noon Service
In the yw ga circles at the Thucwlay noon song service Edith Rogers will be the lead entertainer this week. This will be her last chance to hear Rogers before her coast departure. Rogers has sung previously at the noon service and other venues, delighting audiences.
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Tabhe
Rusquetta
Sambry
Decision in United States Va Honolulu Plantation Company Not Appealable
Judge Ester denies a motion for a new trial in United States v. Honolulu Plantation Company. The district court deemed the verdict in favor of the plaintiff correct and not in error after two trials regarding leasehold damages of land. The judge cites lack of erroneous law or prejudicial fact findings and notes no substantial grounds to grant another new trial.
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Ation Company
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Jbmited
Stren
America
Tie Honouly Mantanon Company
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Boonty
Jducinion
Bater
Maren
Withesson
Fondant
Vaich
Wren
Pat Wan Bally
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Ave
Joyce
Charleaton
Icneturing Co
Fed
Dtb
B. Clark Va
Varney Camping Co
Amy Eoy
Moma
Duyce Va
Charleston Mig
Wuprae
Jude
Fiftieth Birthday Celebration for Hawaii Missionary Society
The Hawaii Missionary Society marks its fiftieth anniversary with a jubilee on Thursday May 24. A regular meeting is planned at J. B. Atherton’s residence on King Street to arrange the jubilee program including literary exercises and a history reading. Speakers may include Rev C. HL Gallek, Rev Serena Bishop, Miss Martha Chamberlain, Miss Coan, and Prof Wo1 Alexander, with a wireless program featuring vocal and instrumental music.
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J. B. Atherton
King Street
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Serena Bishop
Martha Chanterlain
Mia
Coan
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Alexander
Kau Poisoning Case Report Elevates Police Inquiry
District of Kau notes no decisive evidence at this stage in the poisoning case involving Ramana. High Sheriff Brown and Detective Kaap announce a complete inquiry, asserting no warrant for arrest or Grand Jury action yet, while stressing pursuit of the guilty party if case facts emerge.
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Ramana
Dharlot
Sherif Brown
Sherif Ag
Kaap
Wade
Dingle
Kat Wenn
Stock exchange report on bold 800 bhares and large sale
Three hundred Khares of Rapit Tran sit Co. stock sold on the Stock Exchange at par. Ownership traced to Alexander Young with buyers J.B. Atherton and J.B. Cas. Note references to market activity and broader regional concerns, with a convoluted and partially garbled narration.
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Btock
Alexander Young
Mowers
J.B. Atherton
J.B. Cas. He
Eleventh of June racing at track draws big turnout
Trainers and owners gather at the track to prep horses for the upcoming Eleventh of June meeting. Nearly all contenders are at the grounds with many trained in town by Helkawa who promize a strong card. Key entries include Violin Artie W. WintaLitte Abdine Wayhoy Frank Murphy and several pacers from Callan Tom Hollinger and Capt Soule. Local expectations center on Low Angeles and Artie W. pacers along with others as the event shapes up.
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Durty Rose
Nime
Illy Canning
Polo Panier
Helepwaere
Fand
Gay Ranch
Soule
Artie W. Pacer
Brown
MHL
Low Angeles
Pacer
Charles David
Jack Tibean
Jy Hederkirkh
Vivian Richardaan
Seely
Shaw
Borwemey
Pacers
Quinn Wilde J. Che Wellikonwe
Black Welling
Pacing horses from the Coast compete at track meet
A Coast arrival brings five pacers and several horses to the track with 2.28 for a mile and fast final splits. Names include Wild B Thor, Directresm, Larry Hi Dees, and Wake, with owners and trainers preparing for a big Merchants’ Night event and the June Jockey Club races.
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Tost
Mike Costello
Jount Katantinmolee
Larry Hi Dee
Albert Mt
We M
Emithe Abdin
Honnie Jwid
Dusty
Wolletsch
Alta Bracey
Ral Hurnn
Mackevale
Nulian
Cronje
Pad
Bob Ballentine
Amarine
Wonder
Han
Molly Commons
Billy Cunningham
Teimp
Conor
Wayboy
Eifle
Inerny
Bir Albery
Ciiy
Nay Ati Oon Mui
August Luh
Mant
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Flood disrupts Maui steamer voyage to Honolulu
Flooding on Maui blocks Maalaea landing as passengers struggle to reach the Mauna Kea steamer. The Mauna Kea arrived from Hawaii and Bagi ports with mail and cargo but rough seas and a cloudburst swelled the river, sweeping barges and trapping travelers. Nine passengers forced to stay behind. several craft wrecked. cargo includes sugar, coffee, taro, fruit, butter, cattle, and ship stores.
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Maas Jaea
Mawlaes
Simereon
Hawaii
Bagi
Maalaem
Dao O'Lock
Astar
Simersa
Una
Parser Simerson
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