Charley Peterson to Return as Diamond Head Signal Station Head
Executive Council approves Chamber of Commerce recommendation to reappoint Charley Peterson as lookout at Diamond Head Signal Station and assign him oversight of both signal station and lighthouse. Raxehil praised for property improvement. Lease and land exchanges discussed with government land near marine rail. Transit tracks plan and telegraph line permit denied due to need for legislative approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
H. Boyd
Chamber of Commerce
Charley Peterson
Diamond Head
Peterson
Boyd
Raxehil
Tani
Rapid Transit and Land Company
Plana
Wilder Avenue
T Punmhou Street
Campbell
Inter-Islant ‘Telenerion Company
Honolulu
Moon Sets Records in Broad Jump and High Jump Trials
Moon achieved a 27 foot 9 inch broad jump and a 6 foot high jump during trials. Palvey clocked 2 minutes 1 second in rope hip endurance as top finishers train hard for the upcoming Antareating Content event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Palvey
Central Union Church to Enlarge Seating Capacity
Plats for enlarging seating at Central Union Church have formed. Two plans were presented to extend the gallery about three sides of the auditorium leaving space for pulpit organ and choir loft. A committee including Cooke Dillingham Lowrey Jones Frear and Hart is empowered to act. architects Dickey Newcomb Page Seardeley have submitted plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Church
CM. Cooke
B. F. Dillingham
Pd. Lowrey
B.C. Jones
W. F. Frear
W. W. Hart
Dickey & Newcomb
Page & Seardeley
Jury Awards Damages in Complexion Case Against Hollinter Drug
The Hollinter Drug Co. faces a verdict awarding the plaintiff 400 for damages and costs after a trial in Judge Bilnga's court. The jury included B A Rows and W H Cunningham among others, with allegations the defendant's prescription No. 8790 caused poisoning and skin injury. Robertson & Wilder represented the plaintiff. Andrews, Peters & Andrews for the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie A Sookya
Hollinter Drug Co., Ltd
Bilnga
B.A. Rows
IL. Akolo
W. Atolo
Fernanfea
J. Markham
W. H. Cunningham
H. Melnerny
W. M. Pomeroy
H. Jame
W. B. Rice
M. A. Gonsalyed
Abe
Robertson & Wilder
Blaintiff
Andrews, Peters & Andrews
Pentathalon contest at the YM YWCA six months away
The third pentathlon contest under the YMCA auspices will be held in a week with five events including pull rope hops and jumps. Top scorer across three meets wins the gold medal. Previous results list high scores by Clark Moon Kerr and others, with Moon tipped as likely favorite. In separate court news, Kit Ware was sentenced to six months hard labor for kidnapping a seven year old girl. Deputy High Sheriff Chillingworth led the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. C. A
Elerath
Clark
Falvey
Moon
Kerr
Alamenia
Clark Baw
Ty Moon
Kit Ware
Akentit
Maria
Princep
Kukul Nieoet
Julia
Kit Ae
Cenallane
Chillingworth
Atkinson
Supreme Court decision on grand jury in Hawaii case
The Supreme Court rendered opinion in Fusiliare Orlomon ve. The Territory of Hawaii at the July term 1900. The court upheld the validity of the grand jury process and noted that defendants may waive irregularities by failing to object promptly. The record shows the defendant did not challenge the grand jury drawing prior to proceedings. Funeral details of Patrolman Wulvers were also reported with honors and a police guard of honor.
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Supreme Court
Fusiliare
Orlomon
Hawaii
Galbealth
Hrewr
C.J Perry
Cirouse
Cireuit
Grand Jury
Thas
Cirewit
Mercure
Bishop Ney
C. P. Wal
Ita
Kaumakapili Concert at Palama Chapel May 24
Kaumakapili concert at the Palama chapel features Emma Nakula Kamalopili and Misa Toly Barber among performers. The program includes songs such as Summer Day and reading Prophecy, with violin and quartet pieces, followed by intermission and additional numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Kadeavin
Palama
Felday Society Wii
Doplile
Advertising Tourney Plans Finalized by Judges
The judges of the Advertising Tourney met yesterday to finalize prize awards. Four categories were set: most original conception, best borate of specs, finest design, and most comical performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day of
Ice
Wax
Borate
Police and Port Delays Highlight Senate Hearing
A fragmented report shows immigration queues for Chinese arrivals and police department proceedings. Officials, including Weatherhead and Babbitt, were present as committees questioned officials at the police station and courts, with seats arranged for hearings and the head of police sought during budget discussions. Debates touched on port entry rules, collector approvals, and court appearances amid tense enforcement and scheduled tennis matches.
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Peking
Orient
Tshe
Puller
Cheek Va
Ilston
Ross
Atherton
Nowell
Pacific
Meason
Kalauokilani
White
Polles Court
Crabbe
Brown
Deputies Cleared. Chamberlain Reports No Complaints
Revenire Collector Chamberlain states there have been no complaints against deputies or interpreters in his office for venal conduct. He notes that, to his knowledge, none of the staff are guilty of improper conduct in the discharge of their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Athletic Club Grounds Secures 72 Percent for Civic Project
The Moye Brigade appears poised to obtain five portions of land for athletic use. Kauluwela grounds, already secured at 24 percent, along with trust land managed by C H Bishop will likely add the remaining 24 percent. Authorities caution the deal remains underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moye Brigade
Kauluwela
Bishop Trust
Dowsett Estate Action in Artison Sale Proceeding
Commissioner Ceara Velated to sell property in the artisan hall at chimes, brought by Monsarrat guardian Genevieve Dowsett versus Bod Knight of Alohis. Report indicates sale proceeds amount to 8644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chis
Porimwood
Artison
Chimes
Browght
Monsarrat
Kiardian
Genevieve
Dowcett
Bod
Alohis
Tennis Results From Yesterday Include Four Defaults
Yesterday's tennis schedule left four matches, only one played. Castle and Canavarro won by default from J. P. Cooke and G. P. Wilder, Premier and Rice defaulted, while Hitchcork and O. O. Wilder also defaulted. Atherton and Miss Gertrude Beott defaulted to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Histon, though the latter refused the default and a future date is planned. The sole completed match was Puller versus Chook Irvine and Lansdale, won by Puller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Castle
Canavarro
J. P. Cooke
G. P. Wilder
Rice
Hitchcork
O. Wildur
Atherton
Gertrude Beott
Charley Histon
Grand jury witnesses named in Honolulu report
The list of witnesses for the grand jury includes Atherton J A Gliman L J Peek J H Flaher Bruce Cartwright W R Castle Allan Dunn J nul J T Cuatle J B Atherton and Hans an employee of the Hawaiian Tramways Co. Megara W T Hanate and ty Peck could not be identified as present. the location of Mr Peck remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramt
Lies Atherton
J. A. Gliman
L. J. Peek
J. H. Flaher
Bruce Cartwright
W. R Castle
Allan Dunn
J. Nul
J.T. Cuatle
J.B. Atherton
Hans
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Co
Megara
W. T. Hanate
Ty. Peck
Pallee
Mr. Peck
Garvin Not Confirmed in Senate Appointment Vote
The Senate considered a set of appointments this afternoon. All were confirmed except C. L. Garvin who was turned down by a narrow vote.
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Senate
C. L. Garvin
Captain Haesloop Reports Bark Nuann and Aveus Spotted
Captain Haesloop of the H. F. Glade reports sighting the bark Nuann and the ship Aveus bound for Hin port on Dinreh. Records note 66 dograms 49 minutes 8 and long. The next day Nuahn sighted off Mora. The Nuavian is now out 10 days from New York and the Arian 148 days from Bromon.
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Nuusau
Haesloop
H. F. Glade
Nuvann
Aveus
Dinreh
Mora
New York
Bromoneae
Freight Steamer to Load Machinery and Hardware at Kahului
A steamship departs Kahului harbor in the morning for the port of Hilo carrying a cargo valued in the low thousands. The load includes machinery hardware structural iron and general merchandise destined for ships and wharves along the route.
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Hilo
Lansing Case One Under Advisement
Judge Humphreys rules Lansing Case One is under advisement amid questions about similarities to BSP. The court accepted Lansing’s refusal to testify on informants’ information and noted differences from the Attorney General’s case. The matter will wait on Cooper and Mc Candlewa’s position as the court considers show cause rulings.
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Doin
Grand Jury
Jansing
Heiberg
Cooper
Treanuver
Lansing
Dole
Afr
Belbery Canes
Cooper and McCandlewa
Lanning
St. Dole
Wrens
Two Baseball Games On Meat Saturday Set For College Match
Daily College faces Kamehae Mehn School for the second time with lineup changes expected. Williamson likely starts at Castle’s spot in the box after improvement. the second game sees the Association scoring fourteen runs on Castle. Castles may shift to first base with Williamson at another position. Mitehinet Week and Kalukou'e slots noted. The rest of the lineup remains unsettled as plans lean toward guarding the left suburb in a home doubleheader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily College
Kamehae Mehn
Seveet
Williamson
Castle
Watc
Dunhuank
Williams
Pire
Myero
Hapal
Toft
Willamap
Py Peery
Map
Marewking
Myers
Police and Honolulu Club Set For First Meeting Saturday
Mapai St Campbell of Robinson reports a Saturday game between The Police and the Honolulu Athletic Club. Police optimistic about victory while Athletes claim they have trained hard, aiming to decide the favorite for the new league as it unfolds in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Jr Hine
Japera
Loan Bill Talk Reaches House Finance Chair Inquiry
Attorney General opinion cited as House Finance Committee Chairman Emmeluth asks banker M. Damon about re appropriating 799000 under the Loan Act of 180%. Damon forwards a reply noting possible bond legality pending Territorial Legislature action and Presidential approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeluth
House Finance Committee
M. Damon
John Emmeruth
Pinamen Dear Str
Tr Rw Lawn Fund
United States
Damon
Charity Ball at Honolulu Charms Crowd with Strong Acting
The Bleford Company staged the Charity Ball before a packed house last night. Carl Berch and Wallligan led a strong cast with Knox and Wierne drawing cheers. Arrests followed a disturbance near Pacific Mall wharf as Timás, Gouvelti, and Gibbs were linked to an affray, with Gibbs dropping a twenty-dollar piece amid the fracas and timing of trial tomorrow unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluutu
Bleford Company
Carl Berch
Wallligan
Wyman
Knox
Mabel Wierne
Phyllia Lee
Jeeale Norton
Ann Kruger
A. Timas
J. Gouvelt
David Gibbs
Aye
Roser
Pekie
Pacific Mall
Gibbs
Uicer
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Will
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Rin
Y. WG. A
College Hills
Electric Road of the Rapid Transit CO
Imclellan
POND
COPE
Icastle & Lansdale
Wulvers
HM. Williama
Fle
Pearl City
Gumphi Bmith
Spiltner
Maltand
Birmingham
Ake
Hearve
McCormick
Sheri Irown
Cullingworth
Parker
Mounted Patrol
Mualc
Peter Schmoll
Weber
Charm—Tannhauser
Wagner
Verday
Dowsett Estate
Witnesbef
Kahului
Humphreys
Mapai
St. Campbell
Robinson
Makers
Manufacturer's Shoe Co
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