John Lua Convicted Of Grand Larceny In Territorial Trial
John Lua was tried for grand larceny, accused of stealing a gold watch and a claim worth 4140 from Tomizo Kataunuma. The jury found him guilty, and Judge Hobinson sentenced him to two years of hard labor. Weitere court actions included divorce and title cases as the term proceeded.
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John Lua
Tomizo Kataunuma
Peters
J. M. Strang
E. A.C. Long
George K. Kala
F. BE. King
Samuel Kubey
Win, Moswman, Jr
A. T. Phillipe
A. H. Tarleton
J. Gonsalves
John K. Inch
M. £. Silva
Charles Lambert
J. J. Hogan
Wra Bi. Rice
Hobinson
de Bolt Fe
Lucy K. Peas
T. McCanta Stewart
de Bolt
Harry J. Johnston
Lee Toma & Co
Humphreys & Watson
Fitch & Fleming
Charley Phillips
J. M. Monsarrat
FH. Loucks
William H. Jarrett
Busan Kabil
Kauai
H. Kabilina
Hawaii Senate Considers County Salaries Amendment
The Attorney General’s department backs Senator Cecil Brown’s stance that the Legislature may fix salaries of Circuit Court employees paid by County Treasurers. The amendment in the salaries bill, proposed at a special session, aims to charge county funds for these salaries under Sec. 270 of the County Act. Philip L. Weaver, Assistant Attorney General, submits the opinion to President C. L. Crabbe. The note adds a historical line about the first locomotive in 1820 and the Hudson steamboat in 1807.
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Board of Public
Agarenalve
H. E. Cooper
Public Works
Board of Health
George R. Carter
Carter
Andrews
Board of Public Institutions
Superintendent of Public Works
J. H. Fisher
Attorney General's Department
Senate
Cecil Brown
Apeal
C. L. Crabbe
Territory of Hawaii
Keapecthilly
Philip L. Weaver
Gonveil
Emma Barnard
Petersen
Dickey
Ach
Baldwin
McCandres
Fa- Waii
Indiana
New Jersey
New York
Hawaii
Commonwealths
Ike
Crabbe
Commissioner Sargent Speaks Pleasantly To Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce met at 10 o clock to hear Fr Sargent discuss Hawaii industrial progress. Minutes from the last meeting were approved. The group discussed appropriation bills for wharves and Hawaii advertising and sent a cable greeting to President Roosevelt.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii
Fuad
Tenney
Legislative Committee
Providence
Rhode
Board of Exchanges of International Publicwt Hopp
Miltsbane
Fr. Lowrey
W. W. Dimond
Schaefer
Roosevelt
Hawaii House debates salaries and appropriations in extra session
The Hawaii House considers pay raises for clerks and deputies and reviews salary lines during a late session. Debates touch on the attorney general’s pay, deputy sheriffs, bookkeepers, and a proposed street extension. A jokey question about Bill 1 prompts procedural concern as members seek clarity on pending legislation.
Roosevelt Reviews Troops and Children at Presidio
President Roosevelt reviewed all commands on the Presidio Reservation in San Francisco then toured quarters and hospital. He later reviewed a large procession of city school children and planned to speak at Mechanics Pavilion in the evening as crowds gathered along the parade line.
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Associated Press
Ban Francisco
Gal
Roosevelt
Tla
Martial Law In Valparaiso In Rioting Sparks Military Action
Riots in Valparaiso prompted police and military deployment as martial law was proclaimed. Other dispatches report the Pembrokeshire ashore in Shanghai with no deaths, Tetuan rebel forces defeated, and the Commonwealth launched in London.
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Associated Press
Valparaiso
Chile
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aKhulul
King ST
A. V. Gear
United States
Hudson
Saultless Pajamas
the Kash Co., Ltd
Waverley Block
Cor
Fort
Commissioner Sargent
Arrval
San Francisco
Sargent
Peking
Chamber
Nia
Mr. Sargent
Jated
Immigration Bureau
HOUSE
Molokai
McCandrews
Khariff
Ewa
Achi
Ehariff
Wailua
Seonor Dickey
Equity Insurance Commissioner
Wright
Tech
Alnee
Kumatag
Judd Street
Chillingworth
Arrow Brand
Levingston’s
Justhe
ST. Petersburg
Russia
Kisacheneff
Associated Prems
Shanghai
China
Pembrokeshire
Tetuan
Commonwealth
London
England
the Commonwealth
Australian Parliament
Melbourne
Australia
Bagdad Road
Associated
Bagdad
Paris
Fran
Theaaturday
Chicago
Gobbs
Sobbet Tse
Ps Bbs
Masonic Temple
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Utd
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