Husband Assault Case Heard In Police Court
A native woman testified that her husband beat her and stole money, describing him as a lazy man who lives at home and has not worked for years. The man claimed he briefly sold flowers with his wife and quit due to lack of proper work. Judge Wilcox sentenced him to ten days hard labor for assault.
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Lane
Republican Territorial Committee
John Lane
Republieu
George R. Carter
Abe
Senate
Ehale
Bey
Muth Bistriet
Mrr
Kanow
Republican Party
Carter
Tana
Mr. Lane
Eesmumium
Mme
Make
Howers
Wilcox
Kantkila
King Street Charge Sparks Palama Road Work Clash
A dispute erupted between the Transit and Roads crews and the Fridges gang at Palama over debris removal for King street grade work. Road workers sought earth for grading while the Hawaiian Tramways track faced regrading costs and potential asphalted rights under Supreme Court guidance.
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Palama
W. C. Roht Wagonw
Wleotile
King Street
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Goa Nt
Supreme Cortta
Hawaiian ‘Tramwaya Company
Uti
Tne
Hien
Mothers and Teachers Club to push public playground plan
The Mothers and Teachers Club held a meeting to discuss public playgrounds for boys and girls in Honolulu. The president was empowered to appoint a committee to prepare a plan to present to government and mobilize public spirited citizens.
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Mothers’ and
Yeaterby
Honolulu
Appointment shuffle and court actions in harbor region
Bush named chair and Wallin interpreter appointed in circuits while old holder Blair resigns to enter Hawaiian court. Police Court records show guilty pleas for riding without lights and other minor charges. A steamer incident and a large squid catch are noted alongside upcoming races and claims hearings at Pine Claims Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlan
Wallin
John Blair
aMion
Mt. Phelpa
Gion Navigation Co
Pinante
Chines Claime
Pine Claims Commission
Royal Style Mikado Birthday Celebrations Across Kapalama
The Japanese community marks the Mikado’s birthday with a series of events in Kapalama. A banquet at the Japanese Merchant Union dinner hall, a reception hosted by Consul Miki Balto, and speeches plus a luncheon follow at the Japanese school on Xu ib street. Religious and cultural groups plan gatherings at the Buddhist temple on Fort Street and Kuplotam Park, with invitations issued nationwide and notable foreign attendees expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mitty
Miki Balto
Connal
Mie
Nave Anu Atret
Ie Po Donti
Japan Community
Etharne
Japanere School
Xuib Street
Vineyard
Rev. Motokawa
Me. C. Shioda
Kebula
Anpancae
Young Men's Buddhist Association
Buddiat Temple
Fort Street
Monawy
Conwil
Aix
Nonany Avenue
Arehenten
Japanese Christian Union
Kuplotam Park
War of Tobacconists and a Porto Rican prisoner
A damaged report details a Porto Rican man named Sebastion who fled a chain gang near New York. He faces imminent punishment for alleged conspiracy among tobacco companies and an alliance between Universal Tobacco and Eternal Trade, threatening a monopoly. He is to begin a two month hard labor sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastion
New York
Dian Wilcar
Rome
Furiuton
Oui
Univeral Tobago
Attach
Enyortal
Universal
Con Tabs Company
Gul Seeks Law License at New Federal Court Opening
The opening of the United States District Court featured Deputy Peters attorney Duane presenting Edwin Gill’s petition to practice before Federal courts in the Territory. A motion called for a committee to examine Gul’s qualifications, with Judge Mateo appointing Rhinne, Fitehland, and Alliman to oversee the inquiry.
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States District Court
Peters
Duane
Edwin
Gill
Adivision
Territory
Lawanit
Arisona
Dunne
Gul
Tle
Mateo
Rhinne
Fitehland
Alliman
Gui
Tonohile
Liliuokalani to Testify About Missing Royal Cloak
Queen Liliuokalani testifies before the Fire Claims Commission regarding a royal weather cloak said to have been stolen from the king’s palace during a major fire caused by Peleloholani. The claim concerns ownership of the cloak once held by the royal family and allegedly taken years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liliuokalani
Lilvokalankae
Claiima
Peleloholani
Kalani
Porto Rican Vagrants Sentenced By Judge Wilson
Two vagrants from Porto Rico and Chilean were sentenced to two months hard labor by Judge Wilson. They requested release to Rio Francisco on the first steamer, but the judge denied the request. Deputies arrested them and warned of departure from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnbar
Wilson
Rio Francisco
Sherif
Legal action and court notes from old newspaper
Bull Against Bicycle Co sues Balley's Cyclery Co for pay list H2NK 19 covering merchandise purchased at Warlowe Times from August 8, 1900, to September 1, 1900. Dr HR Wharlow’s assault case on a girl at Walhaton surfaced. defendant ill, Winslow may not attend November 5. In Polio Court, J Kilispie and K Kelliple fined for assault on A Rocha, a backman. High Chitmmen sued for gambling.
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Bull Against Bicycle Co
Dunham, Corrigan & Hayden ‘Company
Balley's Cyclery Co
Warlowe Times
Apell
HR Wharlow
Walahote
Doffendant
Queen's Hospital
Hr. Winslow
J. Kilispie
K. Kelliple
A. Rocha
Wnan
What Democrats Will Do in Congress and the McKinley Era
Washington reports discuss Democratic strength in Congress and the mood of the McKinley administration. The piece notes expectations of opposition, personal attacks, and the era of good feeling subsiding as Roosevelt-era politics unfold. It also mentions stockbroker chatter about Walaluw stock and a bid of $65.
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Washington
Democrate
McKintoy
Wny
Theodore Roosevelt
Rusu Volt
McKinley
Trials and Guilty Pleas In Maritime Court Roster
The court set Monday for trial as multiple defendants including Rodrigues and Ketoy faced pleas or not guilty pleas. Ching Put Kowwhi Nb Nb woman and others were arraigned with various pleas and counsel. Alimony, divorce actions, and estate questions surfaced among proceedings and adjournments.
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Ketoy
Rodrigues
Arinaw
Ketan
Ching Put
Kowwhi
Nenwian
Secretary Gage On Finance of the Nation
Milwaukee October 16 Secretary Gage faced questions on Federal finances at the American Bankers meeting. He outlined proposals on treasury safeguards, bank involvements, and war debt handling, detailing anticipated credit benefits and government guarantees.
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Secretary Gage
TE Nation
Milwaukee
Wic
Congress
Mc Hage
Hit
Elit
Letom
Gage
Sim
Bny
Jock and Key
Ant Uf
Emcenilly
Nate Dutlare
reaKun
Gayu
Mc Kinsey Memorial Committee Drafts Totter for Subcommittee Review
The executive committee of the McKinsey Memorial prepares a draft for submission to the theme committee for 2ow yornetal committee af nity. Subcommittee chairmen will be notified at their appointment. Subscription papers will be printed later. The text argues for a simple safe fund distribution system and discusses revenue use to reduce public debt.
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McKinsey Memmariat
Wruy Ibn Furth
Vorbrsteng
Weston
United State Bonde
Wesurine
Four fingers blown in an accidental blast at street scene
A man on a city street was badly injured when a blast or explosion struck his hand, severing four fingers and ripping parts of his cap into the bay. He was taken home, and doctors were summoned as injuries were treated.
Autiulo Bail and Royal Sea Party Mentioned in Odd Ledger
Fragmented notes report bail for Autiulo and Chan Pik in unrelated cases and mention a royal sea party invitation. The text also references a university heating plan and a peculiar, unclear sequence of events with names like Kilward and Gwward amid garbled dialogue.
Ter Pleas in Abatement in United States District Court Honolulu
Pleas in abatement were presented and argued in the United States District Court in Honolulu. Defendants including Antonio Rodrigues Henry Angles Extado and Julie Aporiein entered pleas under the Edmunds Act, waiving written answers as the court ruled the pleas applicable to all indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Honolulu
Maxletrave
Antonio Rodrigies
Niet Il Fondant
Crolgtion & Corres Ag Tle
Walt
Soni
Lowley
Junge Bator
Milne
Doe Mente
Dunne
Chillingworth
Edmunda
Antonio Rodrigues
Henry Angels Extado
Kuduadi Kiearort
Julie Aporiein
Chung Pai
Algeroba Trade Linked to Portugal Transfer
Algeroba in Portugal case involves JM Vives the attorney arranging shipment of Algeroba hoods to Portugal at the request of A de Rouge Carmavarra former Portuguese chargé d affaires. Me Cannearra reported discovering corrals Dnce in Portugal where bio wile eng lain would grow the Algeroba. Franklin 1 Anatle notes the boon and Vives aims to introduce it to Hawaii. Vives also joined the Gertiania Insurance agency, a previously long-held line of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Vives
Pola
Portugal
A. de Rouge Carmavarra
Cannearra
Mr. Vivaer
Hawaii
Hi Tito
Franklin
Gertiania Insurante Agency
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ORIG
George Carter
Kali
College
Honoluli
College Lille Tote
Ewanevle
Bales
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
King Street Charge
Supreme Court
Bush
Kapalama
WAR OF Tobacconists
Novatc
Polronole
Wray Taylor
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
United Heaton
Europe
Hethel
Hongiuty Market
Walaluw Atoek Wold
Fay HG
Weene
Stork
Franciero Rieapart
Julia Apa Tiel
Dunn Kamoraida
Maur Thorn
Han
Eyal
Ld Ly
Ching At
Seawerd
Uae
Kaneohe
Eorlal
Autiulo
Price
Alway
Shlerabe
Courtcome
Royal Sea
Indy
Una
Tor Bos
Prince Caward
University of Chilenchi
Edmunds Act
Este
Algerobak
Honphile
Selina
Iy Hamilton
Brown Security School
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