Hawaiian Art Publishing Company Promotes Hawaiian Subjects
J J Williams leads the Hawaiian Art Publishing Company opening rooms in Fort Street with Weatherwax overseeing operations. The venture offers art reproductions of Hawaiian subjects, portraits of royalty, novelties, and albums including calendars and postcards, aiming for widespread distribution to plantations, hotels, and merchants in the Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Ite
J. J. Williams
Thone
Mawalian Art Publishing Company
Clock Tower
Fort Street
Dtr. Weatherwax
Toremont Art Publishers
Europe
One FoUuvelle Albimy Attels
Onder
el Javiom
Kamehameha
Vabbashing Co
Buai
Wil
Jim
Honolulu
Judgment Against J H Taylor & Co in Civil Attachment
A court, before Judge Lyle A. Dickey, levied on the personal property of J H Taylor & Co, awarding Hall & Hon a judgment of 2300 dollars with interest. The attachment was pending with a lengthy list of items described as blacksmbth slop foot and paraphernalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle A. Dickey
J. H. Taylor & Go
Taylor and Gaspar
Wagon Sale Debacle Ends With Low Bid At Morgan’s Rooms
A wagon offered under a 8200 judgment, awarded by Judge Diehey to Yeu Tal, was put up at Morgan's rooms at noon. Deputy Chillingworth and Deputy Sharif explained the High Sheriff’s decision and warned bidders. The first bid failed to deter, and a Chinaman secured the wagon for 23 despite its apparent value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong Tal
Lehermethorn
Morgan
Lyle A. Diehey
Yeu Tal
Peterson
Sharif
Chillingworth
Petersam
Teen
Ten del- Jory
Bret
Birthday Cake Missing At Forbes Celebration
A cake for Miss Mary Forbes’s twenty second anniversary celebration vanished during a Saturday event at the Neill Company hotel. A younger party member allegedly seized the cake then knocked it to the floor, ruining it, and attempted to replace it with another cake as guests laughed and searched local shops for a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Forbes
Neill Company
Stanbwenon
Miss Forbes
Eale
Adultery case ends with fines and parole plea
In a Honolulu court Rev J Kekipl the Maul divine was fined $100 and costs for adultery. The defendant pleaded not guilty previously, but awaits final disposition today. Attorney Kaulukou defended. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth led the prosecution. The judge noted the offense warranted jail, imposed the fine, and an appeal for sentence postponement was filed. A military transport matter followed related to Kilpatrick’s return to the Voveaved home from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kekipl
Maul Divine
Wisble
Defopdatt
Quilty
Kaulukou
Sherif Chillingworth
Sheriahillingworth
Wilcox
Hieh Aberitt Brown
Twety
Denwn
Jor Basa
Cote
Omillingworth
Tom
Wix
King Street
Pee!endant
Chillingworth
Brown
Rows
Jidke Wilcox
Officials discuss Hawaii liquor licenses and teacher salaries
Hawaii Territory Attorney General reads two opinions to the Treasurer amid transfers on liquor dealer licenses. Governor’s meeting with Superintendent Boyd updates on Maui roads. Dr. Rodgers letters examine back pay and salary adjustments for teachers amid budget constraints and statutory limits.
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Coopre
Witoaten
Aetlan
Omer Goroburo
Herha
Volcuno Street
H. Hamano
Kalitlwat
P. Codkett
Wale Juke
Maui
James H. Boyd
Ene
Dr. Rodgers
Department of Public Instriction
Rtodgers
Tormetton T
Pon Whitama
Adititiona Tert
Oco
Aetter
Svublic Instructon
Tie Wooly
Eres Tees
Rodgers
Pais
Ion
Payment Dispute Over Abe Honolulu Iron Works Contract
The document discusses a contract with Abe Honolulu Iron Works Co for 8600 the first payment for a pump with a steam jacket and related equipment. It references a prior 1900 contract of 11000 with delayed deliveries and notes a loan appropriation bill of 17000 affecting liquidation. The letter questions legality under appropriations powers and mentions a council meeting continuing late without resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Honolula Iron Works Company, Limited
Department of Puts Ne ‘Works
P. Dole
Hawaiian beer case tests Interstate Commerce Act limits
In federal court the Hawaiian beer sale case challenges a Hawaii statute that restricts Hawaiian beer to being the sole product and argues it discriminates against out of Territory brands. The defense claims Congress approved the statute, while the judge considers the act a transgression. Also noted is the steamship Walaleale trip, with a gale in the naval channel causing heavy seas and damage to the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
United Court
Silsiman
Congrvas
Congrowe
Ubon
Honalwha Rapid Transit & Land Company
Kia Company
Kaval
Merchants' Association Meeting Delayed by Poor Attendance
The Merchants' Association held a Saturday meeting to discuss important matters but drew too few members to proceed. A new meeting was scheduled for Friday with hope for full attendance. The text then shifts to an unrelated classroom example about mental arithmetic and gender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Been & Menting
Merchants’ Association
Make
Tommy
Pleave
Supreme Court Again Sits in Harrison v Magvon Case
Court session led by Chief Justice Mewar with Justices Galbraith and Perry. Calendar procedures updated to strike cases when clerk notes compliance. Defense motion for new trial denied in Harrison v Magvon et al with defendants listed and assistant counsel noted.
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Harrison
Magvon
Gear
Mewar
Galbraith
Perry
Fecens
Laaat
Wader
Lukepa
Aline Tikepa
Jacob Lande
L. A. Rostin
Jon Richard
Kowit
K. Itlake
Benjamin K. Campbell
Alex. K. Ann
George Wo Macy
Visiting Forester Superintendent Anern Returns to Manila
Captain Ahora, Superintendent of Forestry in the Phillypine Tons for the United States Government, toured the Capitol and city with Wray Taylor. He visited the Federal Experiment Station and met Director Jared Smith, then proceeded toward the Territorial forest nursery at Nuuany Pall, weather halting the extended drive.
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Ahora
United States
Capitol
Wray Taylor
Agriruire
Forentry
Dole
Mr.Taylor
Federal Experiment Station
Jared Smith
Territorial Forest Nursery
Nuuany Pall
Taylor
Ahern
Washington
Manila
Kilpatrick
Hawaiia
Philippines
Abbevisit
New Forage Plant Penefarie Introduced to Agriculture Dept
Pommlestonee Taylor reports to the Agricultural Department the new forage plant Penefarie valued for farms. Its foliage resembles cart leaves, grows 13 or 14 feet high, bears cylindrical heads up to 20 inches long, dense with tiny seeds, highly relished by poultry. Penefarie promises the heaviest fodder crop yet, yielding about three tons per hectare, with a small seed stock to be grown at the Government Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pommlestonee Taylor
Agricultural Department
Local Athletic Meet Highlights and Early Game Mixup
An improvised report from Yh denal line covers a Saturday afternoon athletic event where Mallo-Hima and Hindi rule teams faced off, with unclear play actions and mentions of city rivalries. The piece notes crowd energy, scattered plays, and expected continuations into the Meat games, though many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denal
Ehanunwanin
Mtronayat
Heme
Aenban
Hejira
Kamelen Arrest and Vehicle Crash Leads to Fine
Kamelen was arrested on Queen Street near Pinehbowl after a whip strike on the native horse caused it to run wild, throwing a vehicle and injuring no one. The defendant claimed the whip was not in hand and that he lost control. A native witness corroborated the defense, and the court fined 15 and costs with jail-like sentences noted.
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Kamelen
Queen Street
Pinehbowl
Kaaloleo
Ommorr Newan
Lele
Defendint
Lilian & Fom
Biel
Pullow
Camps McKinley
Ani
Mireet
Ludge Wilcox
License canceled after recklessness on King Street
Brown faces the court for driving while intoxicated in a vehicle. Judge Wilcox imposes a fine and cancels the license after noting prior offenses and the danger to the public. Additional cases include a minor sentence for a girl in Pullow Court and a Hawaii training plane incident with a featured photograph for public awareness.
Opium Shipment Foiled by Alameda Wharf Discovery
Customs officers uncovered about 60 pounds of opium allegedly shipped from San Francisco. The cargo labeled Hele K. Honolity was found at the Alameda wharf, with questions about duty payment and mislabeling. Authorities note the incident may reveal broader smuggling patterns and potential false entries. The case awaits further investigation to determine responsibility and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Black Stutt
Joer
Makita
Iied
Staten
San Francisco
Polo Matters Bracie Anime On Grounds Next Saturday
A fragmentary local polo note outlines a practice at 8 M Damon in Mownalua. Players may practice until the she felt, with Belang preparing for the remainder of the season. Next regular game expected at Mownalua. Staal players not yet heard from. Turkey and Thanksgiving reference noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon
Mownalua
Witich
Suisen
Staal
Ring
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KEKIP
United Buttes
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Hia Pradaren
Dantel A. Hay
Tranmport Kilpatrick
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Major Robinson
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Hawai
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George Hemaerpan Wren
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