Privacy Gamble Dismissed Over Hearsay in Grand Jury Case
Judge Joe Humphreys ruled in the Lansing matter that testimony given by T. F. Lansing was not privileged and could be used before the Grand Jury if it were original. The court said no indictment could stem from hearsay and ordered Lansing to testify or face consequences. Attorney General Dale argued for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Humphreys
T. F. Lansing
Callés
Lansing
Dale
Mrs Partington Tonight at Charity Hall
The second production of Charity Hall drew a crowded Orange audience last night and was received warmly. Little Adleem, a clever child performer, sang two songs and danced a cakewalk encore. The Blefords and their son return tonight with more farce aimed to keep patrons laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evory
New York
Throgguout
Adleem
Itn
Blefords
Ington
Police Officers Object To Salary Cuts Debate
In the Senate yesterday afternoon a recommendation to reduce salaries of superior police officers sparked strong reactions. Officers claim pay should reflect rank, saying cuts would undermine their authority and the efficiency standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lawtolatnee
Interior Office Pay Debate Sparks Friction Across Ranks
A fragmented report notes discord over proposed pay raises for interior officers. Speakers argue the plan lacks broad officer support and may strain relations as questions arise about current compensation being uneven, with lines drawn between departments and regions.
Customs Officer Arrest Sparks Court Appearance
Willig Crawford rampaged with the customs ore for warrant urging Customs Inspector Taylor with vulgar language. Taylor appeared at the police station and Crawford was released on own recognizance by Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth. Defendants appeared in court but not prepared for trial. case continued until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig Crawford
Taylor
Chillingworth
Legal Notices and Docket Highlights From Hawaii Court
Court actions include Ridgeway admitted to bar and a motion for a new trial denied. Notices of appeal filed by Lin Hop Wai, Munurt Gomes, and others. Jurors named for ongoing cases. Died Mrs Sarah McGregor aged 72 in Honolulu. Born Kealia Kauai May 12 prior word fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Maurie B. Rhodes
Holmen & Stanley
Walt
Freak C. Rhodes
Lin Hop Wai
Cheng & Co
Ecent District Court
A. Laxa
Hopkins
Territory of Hawaii
Mra Mon War
Edlngs’ Court
J. R. Burns
Ah Mo
Semampart
Thor
J Quinn
H. Meek
L. Miranda
W. A. Hardy
JH. Walker
Lyle
Fullerton
Hall
Jone
Markham
Mosman
EC. Holstein
Wral
Androws
Peters & Aninde
Sing
Frear
Munurt Gomes
Jose Cordetro
David J Dayton
George Meineen
Buena
Aimi
Coxte
Honolulu
Sarah McGregor
Ireland
Numan
William HH. George
Alex. McGregor
Corral at Swilel sees arrest in Pearl Andrews case
Police officer on duty is alerted by a whistle. Pearl Andrews, a French woman, accuses Lyertgert, a tall blonde man, of assault and battery with Margaret Spencer recording the charges. Omepe Spencer has the man in custody and notes threats toward the officer after detainment. Police report includes a private talk with Governor Dole and mention of a Pantheon Saloon dispute over beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Andrews
Lyertgert
Pearl
Margaret
Omepe Spencer
Nature
Spencer
Luertgert
bin Chitt
Tad Rad
Dole
Washington
House proceedings discuss OR & L Co subsidy and cuts
Acting Governor status topics include a long subsidy argument for the Oahu Railway and Land Company, the legislature’s stance on default risk, and the need for appropriations. A resolution on Cooper’s authority and a debated pay reversal draw attention, with board of health cuts and stenographer staffing reviews following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmeluth
Oahu Railway & Land Company
Cusitdy
Jeter
OR & Ta Co
Ewa
Walalua
Mende
Woverdmonty
Hawaii
John Emmeluth
Emmerith
Cooper
Haute
Hooge
Megally
Ain
Committee On Stenographers Wie
Feast of the Holy Ghost Celebration At Cathedral
The Holy Ghost Feast observance will be held at the cathedral with events tomorrow and Sunday. Preparations are under way, grounds are decorated, and a temporary stand will host a Hus wallow band. The food for the poor will be blessed Sunday at 7:80, followed by a ball and benefit auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hus Wallow
Celebration planned with services and city concert
A renewal celebration begins at 7 o clock with a food distribution to the poor. A Portuguese sermon follows at 10 20 and a Bas ic by St Louie ALT at 7 p m Sunday. An 8 p m concert will be given by the Hawalla band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie
Hawalla
Man Convicted on Liquor Charge in County Court Trial
A man charged in Polk County Court with liquor offences faced a trial where the defendant admitted pouring liquor out a window. The prosecution argued, while authorities found ample liquor around, no clear proof tied the man to illicit manufacture or closer acquaintance with the bottle’s contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchanit
Agnew
Harn
Kaax Hi Ghorney
Receiver Stewart Issues Supplemental Report on Savnalel Sugar Case
T McCants Stewart filed a supplemental report detailing additional facts in the Savnalel Sugar Company compromissory settlement case before Judge Humphreys. He notes rent payments from Island Telegraph Co for rooms and furniture, assessments on delinquent stockholders, cane crop prospects, and labor market issues hindering the plan. The report discusses bids, land and chattel values, and a court order authorizing sale to WH Pain for 12 00, with releases and discharge provisions for the Mamnalet Singer Co and Risdon Iron Works sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savnalel Sugar Company
Dudge Humphreys Court
T. McCants
Alaware
Telehboring
Melemite
Pio~ter Mil Co
Transnorte
Trinaport
Motey van Toat
Wbnaston
Actini
Macinabel
WH. Pain
Halstead
Enat
Risdon Iron Works
Humphrey
Rerceiver T. McCants Stewart
Pain
W. U. Pain
Risdontron Works
Disgusted Citizen Sparks Education Department Inquiry
Editor Bening Bulletin notes a request to reexamine a yesterday’s communication and asks the author to provide details of the charges. Trebule and Atkinson, Honolulu Superintendent of Public Instruction, May 24, 1904, announce Camara & Co. as a new attorney between King and Mere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bening Bulletin
Trebule
LODGE OF FLAS Plans Public Show In Honolulu
Committee in charge promises no trouble or expense spared for a large Honolulu spectacle featuring equestrians tumblers acrobats and a menagerie. The event plans include Greek and Roman representations bearded taxidermists and a Chinese giant if customs can arrange transport. All performers are members of the order except for a few freaks and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Lewises
Customa
Chang
Orider
Evie
The
Freaks
Animale
Minstrel Tickets On Sale In Honolulu
The Healant minstrel troupe plans a June Eleventh show at the opera house. Tickets go on sale June first at Wall Nichols Co. The group promises lively entertainment and crowd turnout after a day at Kapolani park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heatani
Kaplolant Park
Honolulu
Nichols
Leenaner
Renerwedt Mtn
Moliere-style comedy at the Orpheum draws hearty laughs
The Orpheum hosts a lively evening featuring Mia Partington and son Lee in a farcical play aimed at provoking continuous laughter. Josie Norton and Niven Willy deliver comic performances, with billing noting a matinee and evening show to suit families and adults alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Partington
Lee
Ran
Willy
Blleford
Aira
Partington
Josie Norton
Uelachbet
Cheente
In Morrow
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Held This Evening
The Chamber of Commerce held a weekly meeting to discuss a new proposal involving a Mawallan ex Hii at Charlie and the winter schedule. Pie Wwentling attended and the Evening Bulletin offered a complete summary of the day's news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Charlie
Dar
Bark's Rough Voyage
The American bark Nisan, Captain Toewolym, arrived from New York after 155 days. The voyage, among the longest on record, faced a Christmas Eve gale that killed a sailor and injured the carpenter. Two passengers, John and George Nichole, were relatives of Brewers & Co. A large general cargo was loaded at the New Haven wharf this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toewolym
New York
Nuun
Horm
Jomwelyn Sym
Eallays
Piem
Snat
Nawani
John
George Nichole
Hrewer & Co. Tealitor
Lerge
Vargo
Matt Beith
Trmgned Wharf
Honolulu Athletic Club forms baseball league plan
Members convened in the ballroom to set tomorrow’s Fox Hole nine lineup with Dayton Kea Gleshon Thompson Prior Louieau Mannsman Aylett Williams as fielders and substitutes Canta Brown Bolcher. John Wire elected baseball manager with a social home time planned next week. Committees appointed on grounds social matters and athletics. Tonight at 7:30 representatives from Mt A Police Department Maui Athletic Club and Honolulu Athletic Club will discuss forming a new league.
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Honolulu
J. Williams
Canta
Brown
J. Bolcher
Tiva
John Wire
Tiwin
Maui
Ranme Sehen
Ely
Athletica
Belumerhorn
foAt
Taniiapper
Eli Rooms
Mt. A
Malle Flima Athletic Club
The
Honolulu Athletic Club
Adulterated Milk Case in Police Court
Antone Wehand Jr. a Lopes dairy delivery man in Katihi faced Police Court on adulterated milk charges. Prosecution witness Chemini Shorey testified milk from the driver went to a Chinese restaurant keeper, with ten percent water. The defendant claimed no knowledge and was found guilty with a $50 fine and costs. Deputy Sheriff Chiltmeworth led the case for the state, Frank Arntrade for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Wehand, Jr
Lopes
Katihi
Chemini Shorey
Himacu
Chiltmeworth
Frank Arntrade
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Privee Gam
IMIS
Mrs.partington
College Hills
Electric Road of the Rapid Transit CO
McLellan
Castle & Lansdale
WeBer
Lebie
Yevtardey Shemsons
Manda
Ridgeway
Risen Blue 911
Nwai
Keatla
Kaual
Taut
Withol JX
Swilel
Pantheon
Kantho
Health Board
Emmeruth
Hoogs
Deore WN Mavna
Stewart
W.H. Pain
Camara & Co
King
Mere
Lodge OF Flas
Orpheum
the Maker
Fort St
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