Evidence In Magoon Barment Case Finally Closed
The Magoon disbarment proceeding nears closure as witnesses recount retainer payments and directors actions. Directors Lovin Clark Barnes Mauritz and others testify about Hustace payments and approvals while plans to seek Supreme Court review unfold. Local county act issues and submission preparations dominate next steps.
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Magoon
Supreme Court
McPhetridge
Huntace
Kamala
Egan
Foster
Huatace
McPhetridegw
Margoon
Bia
T. K. Clark
Karate Company
Hustace
Yal Magoon
Kamato Sugar Co
Clark
Kumalo Sugar Co
Husbce
Barnes
L. H. Dee
Dr. Mouritz
Kamala Sugar Co
Dee
Maurits
Maxoon
Doo
Frank Hum
Kamala Company
Thorn
Supreme Court of the Territory
Henry J. Highton
J. W. Cathcart
Lorrin Andrews
Territorial Supreme Court
Way
H. K. Cooper
Andrews
Stewart Withs Drew
Cooper
Waighton
Kerr
Navy awards rail contracts for sailors and marines
The Secretary of the Navy awards transportation contacts between Omaha and San Francisco to Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. The transcontinental trip Norfolk to San Francisco will take five days three hours and thirty five minutes at a per capita cost of 42 dollars. Of this, 24.29 dollars covers railroad fare and 771 dollars covers sleepers meals and other incidentals.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Sailora
Omaha
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Norfolk
Sa Francisco
Primed For Convention Forecast Of County Officers
Predictions from the Republican County Convention name Sheriff Arthur M Brown Deputy Sheriff Henry Vida Treasurer Charles Booth Auditor Henry Davis Sol Madelena or Lem Ables Court Attorney H A Douthitt Clerk D Kalanokainul Jr Supervisors W Smith John Hughes or A Hocling Fourth District and third place between Jack Lould Marks and Jim Quinn Fifth District Oscar Gox Frank Archer and between Andrew Adams and Richard Lane Harris sought as chair with Adams bidding and possible administration support. My Robertson to call the convention at 7 30 Progress Hall. Brown’s camp claims 88 votes. Adams seeks chair. Lorrin Andrews voice against.
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Arthur Mf. Brown
Sheri
Henry Vida
Charis Booth
Henry Davis
Sol Madelena
Lem Ables
Hf. A. Douthitt
D. Kalanokainul, Jr
E.R. Adama
W .Smith
John Hughes
A. Hocling
Jack Liv Lould Marks
Jim Quinn
Oscar Gox
Frank Archer
Andrew Adams
Hichard Lane
Harris
Chatrman
Chatr
Anid
Harrie Ie
Aura
Adame
A. G. My Robertson
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Crabbe
Brown
Lorrin Andrews
Wold
Sam Jone
Sam Wa
Frionds of
Representa
Madelona
The
Pines
Charles Booth
Kili Touthite
Hocking
Honolulu
G._W. Smith
Windward Anchor Debates Loan Bill Revisions In Senate
The session discussed the 1903 deficiency and election law revision. Senate amendments to a $1,182,000 loan bill were altered to $1,402,500, provoking a conference committee including Bishop and others. Debate centered on county funds and possible extra sessions. A deferment bill for agriculture payments passed third reading, while election law revisions moved forward with a commission to revise laws. The senate adjourned after a day of procedural votes and committee actions.
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Uiw Senate Kennnon
House
Bishop
Senate
McCandless
Paris
Gandalf
Haywelder
Dickey
Judiciary Committee
Lane
Commites
Renate Will H
Bureau of Agriculture
Douglas H. McDonald
Bonate
Inne
Imehop
Dowrett
Kalama
Woods
Brown
Nova
Iuonborg
Wilcox
Mov Candlews
Acit Bishop
Dowwell
Gandall
Haywelden
Howitt
Achl
Weltton
Dowsett
Summer Saturday closure notice from BloreR and firms
The public is advised that starting Saturday June 3 the BloreR will close every Saturday at 1 PM during June July and August to grant employees a weekly half holiday in hot weather. Cooperation is urged from customers to ensure a smooth transition and support for the summer plan. The notice is issued by Th RULERS & CO I. W. JORDAN & CO LTD. The Evening Chilletin mentions the move in its weekly Hustle summary.
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Rulers & CO
I. W. Jordan & Co, Ltd
Downing GST of LNG and cheap goods in Honolulu
The text claims a group including J. Hupp de Co and the Young building furnishers are moving large quantities of goods into Honolulu, cutting insurance costs, and offering numerous chiffoniers and ironers at unusually low prices. It notes undercutting prices, a large warehouse, and a promotional week with discounts from $10 to $45. It also mentions fashion and a joke about champagne for ailments, concluding with a note on the Evening Bulletin’s daily news summary.
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Honolulu
J. Hupp de Co
Lahaina
Maui
Henry
Baldwin
Gol. Jones
National Guard
Jones
Walluku
Captain Bal
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Star Chamber
Kean
Huw
Bulletin Publishing Company
Evening Bulletin
Aer
New York
Men of America
L Allied Benjamine
Kash Company
Sam Johnson
Republian County
John Higher
Hocking Tay
BR. Adame
Jor Fern
Aganiet
Enpervisor
N. Peruandex
Hidde Kalen
Republican
George Davis
Kiddie Doutlitt
Davists
Buying
Democratic Party
Treasury
Shive
Jock Fernantez
Dick Lane
Ewa
Koolaupoko
Charley Wilder
Dickey Bill
Pacific Sty Company
Tot PN
Fnot
Arlington Block
Hotel ST
Levingston & Roland
Jonor
Qvama
Linevitch
Washington, D. C
Hay
Chicago
St, Petersburg
Russia
Clads
Rosestvensky
Pekin
China
Maichow
Boulgin Commission
California
E. P. Reed & Co
Shea Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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