Editorial clash over remedies to legal fees and justice
A Star editorial column sees a reader criticizing Bulletin suggestions aimed at remedying the evil of eml argued litigation. The writer misses the core point while pleading for aid to the poor solicitor. Two conclusions emerge from the exchange, though the nub remains unclear.
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Penal law reform and opium penalties debate continues
A discussion on penal law amendments presses beyond opium and cigarette use. The piece critiques current penalties, argues for consistent enforcement, and cites two district court appeals where Chinese defendants were fined 360 and given forty-five days in lieu of fines, noting incentives for informers and labor over payment.
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Ron
Julge Perry
Wotanae
Gety Loft
Stockholders deny immediate doubling plan at Justln & Gooke
Ewa stockholders, led by the largest share block, deny an instant doubling of plantation stock though admitting a projected increase. Some expect early action while others await annexation outcomes. The latest talks consider raising total stock to 84 million if annexation succeeds.
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Ewa
Justln & Gooke
Token of respect to Judge A W Carter at clerks office
A silver pitcher was presented to Judge A W Carter in the Clerk’s Office on the eve of his retirement. The inscription references From the Clerks to Judge A W Carter and notes Carter’s past as a clerk in the Judiciary. The ceremony was quiet and marked by cordial reception of the clerks.
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Uber
Ators
Hevginty
Eile
Mary
Cmltry
Gew
ASK
George W. Macfarlane
Beretania Otecota
A. W. Carter
Carter
Orsens Vere bavtte a Patewniined of ebow Clos
Galek lies dangerously ill at his King Street residence as physicians struggle with an illness worsened by law enforcement and prior prison confinement. Four years ago he suffered a severe whooping cough that damaged his chest and hindered recovery amid ongoing health decline.
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Galek
King Street
Golick
Local Notices and Court Hearings Amid Waikiki Road Sale
Deputy Marshal Hitehoouk sells the ld Hopkins premises on Waikiki road to Mie Gilbert. Judge Stanley in the second court hears Abe Fernandes v a. S.C. Dwight, ajeat ment, tried by a native jury. A Portuguese man arrested for careless injury and danger to neighbors from shooting birds near Makiki. Cabinet concedes to planters the tripartition of Dar ely for Japanese laborers. Migration board details to be arranged. no Chinese admission while annexation treaty pending.
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Ld Hopkins
Waikiki Road
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Dwight
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Makiki
Horace N Crebbe
Housmin News
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Warship tower fragment and island beacon notes
Fragmentary description of lighthouses or towers on Hawaiian islands near Kauai and Hilo Bay. Mentions fixed white structures, framing, painted white, elevations, and surrounding features with uncertain coordinates and dates. Indicates authority by a minister and a dated notice but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
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Teen Trae
Naweiathi Days
Koual
Hawai
Hilo Bay
Paukon Blut
Wu Oholome
Keubola
Kotla
Juli
Kauel
Notice to Tax Payers Delinquency Declared Island of Oabu
Notice from Jonathan Bhaw Assessor Island of Oabu warns property taxes for 187 due, 10 percent penalty after November 1 and delinquent by November 16. Delinquent list to be published after December 1, 1897.
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Jonathan Bhaw
Island of
Oabu
Fourteen dollars a month for electric lights causes worries
A Honolulu shop promotes a wide range of lamps from hanging and hall lamps to piano lamps and night lamps. It touts lower costs of coal oil alternatives for average givers, highlights styles, sizes, and prices, and offers outdoor lamps for verandahs and stables with easy showings.
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Honolulu
Thrum's Book Store Seeks Holiday Stock Samples Window
Thrum's Book Store displays samples from its holiday stock in a window, inviting customers to view a selection of upcoming gift titles and seasonal offerings. The shop promotes festive reads and new arrivals to attract shoppers during the holiday season.
Cards and Calendars Selected at Santa Claus Headquarters
Santa Claus Headquarters offers the citys largest stock of cards calendars toys and gifts. They recently expanded imports from Europe including leather goods souvenirs books stationery and new toy designs at low prices. Customers urged to inspect the large stock before buying elsewhere.
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Santa Claus
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