Red Again On New Charge In Fractured Trial Transcript
The trial of Robert and Ridgar Williams proceeds amid evidentiary disputes over a prior burglary discharge. Defense objects to a confession as hearsay and questions about letters and official opinions while jurors address attendance delays. Witness Paine details a deputy’s involvement and trunk handling in a robbery case as courtroom activity grows heavy with Chinese Society interests and legal wrangling.
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Robert
Ridgar Willams
Paine
Bear Say
Douthite
Territory
Reynolds
Withers
Withens
A. F
Frida
Alao
Mossman
Robinson
Witneas Paine
Chillingworth
John F. Colimen
Antone Rona
Tram
Monuments of Skill at Robert Lishman’s Honolulu Imports
The prominent buildings in Honolulu credited to the late Robert Lishman include the Judiciary building the Mehow Museum St Andrew's Cathedral and Central Church He did not build Lunalilo Home He also erected a monument at Kealakekua Bay Mawati carried there by the Che Hpli deh sloop surviving deacons dante include William Thomas Percy George and others Families listed attended the funeral yesterday except Mr Rowe and Mrs Merriam who live in New York.
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Honolulu
Robert Lishman
Judiciary
St. Andrew's
Central Church
Lunalilo
Ke An
Lishman Alo
Kealakekua Bay
Mawati
Lishman
Dante
Wiliam
Thomas
Percy
George
Morrs
Creighton
Mra
Hows
Minex
Daley
John
Mya
M. Merriam
Tex
Wan
Slah
Man
Marguerite
Daugher
Donalt
Madeline
Wid
George Hoan
Hakala
Hawaii
al Af Theae
Roweee
T- Merriam
New York
Kalua judge notes Kona Sugar crop shipment concerns
Judge George Clark of Kalua town remarks that the Kona Sugar Company mill remains steady yet slow in progress as sugar stock is stored in a warehouse and prepared for direct shipment to the Coast. Conflicting reports mention the Aloha, Halow, and Exenapall Draul trips for San Irate clan, with unclear plans and machine expansion noted in local chatter.
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George Clark
Kalua Te Bn Town
Kona Hugar Company
Hackielt & Co
Echognor Aloha
Hallow, Hawai
Exenapall
San Irate Clan
Ables Wins Oral Damages After Sailors Wreck Rig
Anilore from the U S transport Haytued abducted a vehicle. Mr Ables received one hundred dollars compensation for damage after a wreck caused by sailors. They paid sixty dollars each for a total of one hundred dollars, avoiding formal prosecution. The incident occurred near Camp McKinty and Wright’s carriage works.
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Atiley
U. SA
Ables
Met
Pantheon
Mr. Ables
Charles F. Herstlok
McKintey
Re. Ables
Wright Williams not cse toons at Primo beer saloon dispute
Treasurer Wright faced a federal court proceeding seeking closure of the Primo beer saloon. He indicated no authority to close the establishment and expected a written decision after a visit to Hawaiin Island. The hearing adjourned as attorneys sought guidance on closing the saloon while awaiting further instruction.
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Supreme Court
Jamies Hearen
Sidgw
Treacher
Trewaurer Wright
Andrews
Treacher Wright
Atkinson & Jaad
Aanodates
Mr. Silliman
Juatien
Averything Moat
Alwnn
Tempat
Atkinson
Wright
Territory
Island of
Messe
Diinoe
Merck
Betee
Mr. Wright
Simmelt
Shock at Honolulu Surpline Party Ends in Electric Shock
A Honolulu resident at a King Street gathering recounts touching a nonconductive electric pole after a fire alarm. He received a sharp shock when his horse and carriage pulled him toward the pole, finding the top of the pole aflame and later noting it did not conduct current, with waterlogged wiring suspected. A local bulletin price is listed as $1 per year.
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Honolulu
King Street
Chile
Wis Hern
Flamer
Murder Mystery at Waimea Kauai Fire Kills Horner
Walruea May 10. Falwin W Horner brother of Joly M Horace of Nawak is murdered in his Waimea home on April 11 night. The house burned to conceal the crime. Horner ran a butcher shop in Waimea and was found with two knife wounds amid the flames. Initial blame on Porto Rican residents but evidence suggests murder before arson. Horner, a New Jersey native, left four daughters and three sons scattered across Hawaii and California.
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Walruea
Falwin W. Horner
Joly M. Horace
Nawak
Tw Wo Oy
Waimea
Hirane
Busle
Horner
Morney
Blackstad
Mr. Horner
Hames
My. MlacksThd
Porto Fean
Wajmen
Wales
New Jersey
Hono
Kauai
Grant
Maul
Elward
Iornia
Honoluty
Mra A.B Kelight, Kivdell and
Miso Hlanchs Amit Mavi
Home Rule Resolutions Oppose Road Improvements
Resolutions from the Home Rule party condemn current road plans and urge immediate paving of streets in the Ninth District. They call for withdrawing health board support for a rock crusher near the asylum quarry and demand action by the Governor and Public Works to fix streets.
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Chiles
Home Rule
Trent
United States
Board of Hogith
Lilia Street
Board of Health
Ald
Frederick Warde Stars in King Lear at the Opera House
Frederick Warde appearing as King Lear in a masterful rendition draws full houses as he journeys from Lear’s harsh severing of Cordelia to his riven collapse beside her corpse. The Warde company fills all boxes and rows with guests while the storm on the heath intensifies the tragic mood of Shakespeare’s drama.
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Wlehuly
Ei Nii
Hiy
King Lewr
Ungolan
Shakeapeare
Frederick Wardean
Lear
Cordelia
Hint
Shakespeare
Mr. Warde
Mise Warde
Monibere
Warde
Ani Frien
Hushand
Stage 4m Thie Acon Ends In Tutored Tragedy At Haleiwa
A Honolulu theater audience witnessed Barry Johnstone as Poor Tom and Kalen as the Earl of Gloster in a styleful Shakespearian revival. Warde’s performance drew praise for his portrayal of patient love contrasted with the cruel guardianship, culminating in a powerful final act as Edmund dies and the king reconciles with his daughters. The cast also featured Ming May Warite, Charley D Herman, Alteen Bertvlly, Mag Antoinette Ashton, Virginia Drew Trenot, and France D. M'Ging. Commissioner John Barrett spoke after the play to Kamehameha students about the exposition and Hawaii’s bright territorial future.
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Siay
Thor
Norese
Cordele
Mine Stary Warde
Edmund
Gloster
Cardolin
King Dear
Clinias
Kim
Warde
Tin
Ming May Warite
Yeaes
Colin
Charley D. Herman Ax Edmund
Mine Alteen Bertvlly
Foot
Antoinette Ashton
Virginia Drew Trenot
France
D. M'Ging
Earl of Kent
Harry M. O'Connor
Earl of
John Barrett
Lonieiing Purchase Exposition
Kamehameha School
Hawaii
Barret
Chamber Adopts Lecturing Tour Plan For Inspectors
The Chamber of Commerce met at ten in the Packford building to discuss sanitation. It endorsed appointing six or seven new inspectors under the Board of Health and approved funding up to 600 per month to cover their salaries and related costs. The governor’s support to endorse checks was noted, and Paul Isenberg announced a new inspector appointment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Packford
J M. Cooke
F. A. Schacter
B. Atherton
Board of Health
Honolus
Boant of
Itsia Pew
Schaefer
Paul Isenberg
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Red
NEW Charge
United Chinese Society
Mike
St Paul
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Blosk
Con
Union Ste
Unio
Skil
Machitte
Bie
Joesph Whitworth
Wim
Fisad
Gomes
Pollew
Kanwhameda
WenmoHan Ma Sokila
Youngaly
Ue Atu
TEL. Main
Dour
Chamber
Walter C. Weedon
Sarno
Wee
Boys
HOYS
Kid Welt
Doys Vict Kld
Farmoral Lave
Menool Whoe
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
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