House In Order As Vice Speaker Clears Floor After Long Adjournment
The House was called to order after 11 o’clock by Vice Speaker Knudsen with many members present but some withdrawing to corridors. Debate centered on adjournment until tomorrow, with calls for Attorney General Andrews to issue an opinion on the action and possible further formal proceedings.
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Imll- 1
Aldo
Koudsen
Atm Witte
Doty
Hiephire
Chillingworth
Damien
Gandalf
Greenwell
Hain
Harris
Kaill
Kolama
Kanibo
Keulawan
Keilinol
Nakaleka
Ill
Pull
Tulan
Wright
Kalil
Kanal
Regulay
Harrie
Beckley
Deckley
Howe
Lerr Namie
Umilar
Ral Andrews
Dole
Torrow
Eral Andrews
Ishanda
Walkiki
Senatore McCandiese
Kalaoxalan
Maal
Benator Baldwin
Hawaii
Makai Park
Benatore I
T. Brown
P.P. Woods
Kusai
Vee
Protest Over Lualualei Exchange Bid By Dowsett
Henry B. Cooper plans seeking attorney general opinion after Lualualei exchange bidding dispute. Dowsett protests potential favoritism toward Dowsett or exclusion of second bidder Waianae Sugar Company, arguing Dowsett is American by birth and oath, and calls for reoffering bids or canceling the deal. Lualualei lands span 3600 acres with the exchange price set at 22000 dollars.
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Henmtor
L. J. McCaudhens
J. M Downtt
Waianae Sugar Company
Mr. Downett
Henry B. Cooper
Cooper
Immediatels
Dowsett
Hawaii
Ehange
Doweet
Estee
Sioner Boyd
Superintendent of Public Works
Honolulu
Elms Must Get a New Baseball Baseman
The Elms baseball club faced a campus restriction on Meyer and arranged with President Griffiths and trustees for him to play only the upcoming Saturday game on the grounds. A new third baseman will be sought for ahead of the season while the team contends with internal opposition and possible postponement talk. The college vows to enforce its authority if Meyer plays elsewhere.
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H. A. C.'com
Saturday Post
Grifiths
Meyer
Baseball League
Moyer
Punavou
Katehomiehas
Tristoon
Carlvet
Elke
A. C
Indictments Returned in Hawaii bribery case and other charges
Four indictments were returned by the grand jury in Judge Robinsons court. Defendants were arraigned and held for Saturday as authorities pursue cases tied to Deputy Attorney General Peters. Taing Kal and John Baker face charges tied to a lottery scheme in Honolulu while Yim Quon is indicted for forgery of a $40 receipt. Baseball notes mention H A G players and lineup changes for upcoming games.
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Robinson
Cmon
Peters
Taing Kat
Cornelius Petra
Territory of
Hawaii
Atorney
Terriwey
Hawai
Taing Kai
Kmil
Corneliue Peters
Emil Corebellum Peters
Territory of Hawaii
Taing Kal
Honolulu
Oahu
Hauwaii
Beneft
John Baker
Yim Quon
Alolau
Anennahernaes
AGN' THE JURY IN MONS COURTROOM FITS UPHEAVAL
In Dublin court this morning John Hunton a friend of Lord Hereaford disrupted the Makua murder examination by railing against the jury system. He shouted that the jury were all wrong, drawing attention from the proceedings until Bail Hea had him removed.
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John Hunton
Dublin
Charles Hereaford
Hobinson
Makua
Manion
Anne
Robinson
Denounce Hoodlums In Police Court Delays
Matsumoto Antone Bours Charles Ferreira Willie Dias and John Hollerwon faced assault and battery with a weapon charges in police court. Each case was continued with Matsumoto’s set for next Tuesday and the others for tomorrow.
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Matsumoto
Antone Bours
Charles Ferreira
Willie Dias
Jno
Hollerwon
Murder Trial Opens With Plan Of Premises Evidence
A juror panel and witnesses began proceedings in a murder trial over the March 12, 1908 death of Perry. Surveyor C. E. Dove testified he prepared a plan of the premises at the order of the High Sheriff Brown. Several witnesses are expected to describe the scene and events surrounding the death, including a boy who saw a gun discharge and the mule and Perry slain near Murphy's house.
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Thin Promitix
A. O
Joe Worry
Makun
Toland
Oat
McDowall
Charles Gtriler
Heonge Roenita
A. Q. Mareaking
Edmutt
Th. Quinn
B. C. Helnein
K. A. ©. Porro
George Milton
WD. Jones
George K. Kata
Ana WY. Behimidt
Mr. Pelorm
Berry
Herendant
Kife
Perry
Joe Terry
Murphys House
Kale
Instant Ale
Kalu
Murphy
Feu Tha Hota
Kalo
Pieter
Murphy's
C. ¥.E. Dove
Sherif Brown
Cable Laying To Guam Under Way
In Manila on May 20 the cable ship Colonia began laying the Pacific cable to Guam. The first link will connect Manila with Guam, with the Anglia to follow. Completion to Monetuly is expected by the first of July.
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Manila
P. 1
Colonia
Pacific
Guam
Anglia
Monetuly
8000 Filipinos homeless after destructive fire in Manila
A massive blaze swept the Tondo district causing two million pesos in damage. Eight thousand residents were left homeless as relief measures were organized by the local authorities and the islands government. The fire displaced families and destroyed homes and shops.
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Proas
Manila
P. 1
Tondo
Irsular
Drill and repairs amid camp life near Diamond Head
The pioneers at Camp McKinley have practiced with their rites on the Diamond Head range for the past fortnight and more work remains about six weeks. Excellent scores have been made at 10 20 and 300 yards. Possible revolver range may be opened by officers later. The gunboat Yorktown likely to be out of commission in San Francisco for repairs and overhaul after years in Anlally waters.
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Poldhers
Camp McKinley
Diamond Head
Yorktown
San Francisco
Anlally
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