Law Rules for Hawaii Federal Bar Admission Amended
Paderal Attorney Dunne proposes amendments to Rule 66 of the United States District Court in the Territory of Hawaii governing admission to practice. The judge discusses the poverty of defendants and the need for uniform standards, with trials adjourned to Monday morning and jurors excused until then.
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Paderal
Dunne
Chillingworth
Katee
Californie
M. Campbell
Khor Tew
Supreme Court of Hawaii
Thin ‘Territory
Territory of
Hawaii
Diethplane
Pat Bist
Anil Thie Pocter
Lila
Gould
United States
Supreme Court
Euten Go
Che Hue
Wien
Hanne LE
Piru Hebrew Congregation Meeting This Sunday at 2 PM
The Piru Hebrew Congregation will convene Sunday at 2 o'clock in Tragress Hall to discuss burial ground issues at the cemetery and other business. Magazines bound by the Evening OtL Retin.
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Piru Hebrew Congregation
Indictment Notice For Charles McDonald Surrender
Attorney Thomas Piteh reports Charles McDonald of Ah Sen King under indictment for a high offense awaits word to surrender a true bill. McDonald is to appear in Honolulu for bond posting. Federal Attorney Dune signals no opposition to a Monday appearance before Judge Beater.
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Thomas Piteh
Charles McDonald
Ah Sen King
Beater
Will Sing Rag Time At Honolulu Charity Event
A late 19th or early 20th century Honolulu notice promotes a charity entertainment titled Will Sing Rag Time featuring four or five old Negro men seeking to return home to the South. The event at Bt Autonio Hall on November 23 aims to aid aging workers dependent on younger relatives. The program includes buck and wing dancing, a colored quartet, and a band concert with selections and melodies. Proceeds fund returning the elderly to native homes. A separate naval band concert is listed for Port Lb with marches and overtures.
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Honolutton
Jamies H. Miller
Joby
Thomas
Alec
Curris
Spreckelsville
Main
Secount
Dimaattie
Houaliin
Conknut
Bt Autouio
Quintet Club
Furciah
Arnone
Buck
Wing
Maethine Wong
Lightfoot Mts Back Hard in King Custody Dispute
J Lightfoot guardian of minor children of the late Captain A King files contempt defense over a proposed lease and funds management. Charlotte King widow seeks modifications to protect minors and ensure investments earn interest while contesting the draft order. Lightfoot accuses the prior attorney Long of drafting changes that burden the guardians and harm the minors.
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J. Lightfoot
Times A. King
Charlotte
King
Alva
Dweband
Lightfoot
Long
Charlotte J. King
Migoon
Hem
Jordyn
Wuluis
Dwight
Stes
Lettfoot
Mra. King
Jame King
Charlotte King
Hongkong Steerage Gambling Story From Orient Passenger Line
A cleaned out steerage section aboard the Hongkong Mara shows gamblers seizing a new game among Orient bound travelers from Yokohama to San Francisco. Bankers reportedly took most of the coins as laborers watched. Court actions, railroad progress, and local ad blurbs weave through the report with dated street references and a price pledge from the Evening Bulletin.
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Ateorage
Hongkong
San Frantico
Orient
Yokohama
Toreitory Ve
Lille Hokstant
Wilson
Mea Beach
Sie Brome
Pall Road
Judd Street
Atoo
Behool Street
Imminent Special Session Looms in Hawaii Affair
Report notes Gov Dole faces pressure for a special legislative session as Republicans push for action. Wording points to tax issues and Treasury strains, with lawmakers debating timing, necessity, and potential scope of a special gathering.
Release Sought for W J Coon from Hawaiian Trial Bond
A habeas corpus petition filed by W J Coon seeks release from custody in the Republic of Hawaii. Judge Graet ordered production of Coon’s body for a 9:30 a m hearing, citing alleged opium possession and a chain of custody events tied to earlier court orders and a Joint Resolution of Congress. The petitioner argues confinement dates back to mutinous acts and a 1898 statute later nulled, with bond issues and nonpayment on a $500 bond noted.
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Graet
W. J. Coon
Republic of Hawali
Hooluba
Witet
Netitioner
Dia
Dily
Republic of Hawaii
United Staten
Pothinner Raya
Ald Keeton
Congress
W.f. Coon
Hawaii
Buae 1
A. P. Ikk
Mt. Wit
Home Rule Meeting Disrupted by Internal Strife
Executive committee of the Home Rule party met in Poster Mall to discuss party matters and reconstruction. Disputes over leadership and accusations of misconduct led to disorder as members argued about roles and plans amid heated exchanges and unclear outcomes.
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B. Zablen
Der
Rui
Poster Mall
Board of Health
Hugh
Jamen K. Kaulin
Enma
Catamites
Dawe
Thim
Conamiun
Morning Fire at a Residence Causes No Injuries
A morning fire at a Pinebhow area dwelling caused the collapse of a coal chute and minor damage. Fire Chief Thurstan coordinated responses with the department. occupants escaped without injuries as investigators considered an accidental explosion of a hip belt as a possible cause.
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Quarry Street
Fie
Ald
Mininin
Thurstan
Pinoy
Howe
Ile Mortini
Ah Quong in Prison Under Writ for Body Delivery
A writ petitions Ah Quone to produce his body in custody at Hawaii jail for the next term of the Thint Court. The petition requests transport facilities from Hie ath Honotutr and claims unlawful restatement of Ah Quote On He aremnd as a fictitious warrant.
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Flv
Fenley
Howes
Hilo
Hawaii
Hutt
Hie
Divtelet Marine
Jude Gear
Anne List
VAGRA Sit MIN Ah Hin alias Leone Hee Arrested
Ah Hin alias Leone Hee was arrested by Woo Look of the Merchants' Patrol on a vagrancy charge. Foreman In dudge Wilco con sentenced to hard labor. Mi Hin captured in Aly Mixo’s kitchen at Kukil and River fronts. keeper restrained him with a towel and the case proceeds with Grand Jury indictment.
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Ah Hin
Leone Hee
Woo Look
Dudge Wilco Con
Abe
Aly Mixo
Kukil
River
Ofelock
Agricultural Work Goes Steadily On
Government foresters report steady progress in enlarging quarters at the Tanis and more laborers to improve propagation. Commissioner Taylor notes trees are thriving. plans include increasing crews, extending operations to Rhia foland, and pursuing sorghum weed demand while awaiting Washington on woodpecker imports and related polonizing measures.
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Cammer Taylor
Rhia
Taylor
Lot
Ana
Chomiat Dhurwy
Washington
Iiformation
Aiort
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Dole
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Tni
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Jude
Ole
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Minwt
RBI
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