Beek Attack in Court Challenges Bailot Act Irregular Passage
In the First Circuit Court Judge Humphrey heard William K Rathburn’s indictment challenge as Deputy AG J W Cathcart reviewed perjury counts. Mr Robertson argued the Bailiot Act was irregularly passed and that the three readings rule or dual language questions might be raised, while deferring trial date.
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First Circuit
Wiliam K. Rathburn
Murity
J. W. Cathcart
Rathburn
Cathcart
Huephreye
Humphreyn
Colowfal
Distinct Offense Theory Appears in Testimony
A judge clarifies that Hiquor constitutes a distinct offense. The testimony of a witness in one appearance, an audio record, was treated as a single transaction regardless of how many false statements it contained.
Kalmuaaole Leader Charisma Shapes Native Debate
The narrative portrays Prince Jonah Kataniansole as a forceful leader in Saalae politics. Kalagianacoty is described as steadfast and ready to push to the front, rallying allies and modeling decisive action in the dispute over Hiteats today.
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Jonah Kataniansole
Native Tree Growth Calls For Hawaiian Park Plantings
A Hawaiing culturist argues against exotic trees in public spaces and urges that Honolulu and other districts plant parks with native Hawaiian tropical trees. She notes many mountain species face extinction and urges careful transplanting and preservation of Hawaii’s flora.
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Rosemary and the Elope at Opera Homme
A mishmash of stage notes describes a Rox Jane In the year Tatk operetta with Dorothy Cruickshank and Willian Kantwood. Sir Jasper Thorndyk controls events as a war between love and duty unfolds. A shrine scene and a coronation visit to London mark key moments with Mr Neill as Sir Jasper.
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Opera Homme
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Peicemaker
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Chinese Fair Saturday at St Andrew Cathedral Setook Room
A Chinese fair happens Saturday afternoon from noon to four at St Andrew's Cathedral in St Peter's Minton. A committee of Chinese members oversees a program including fancy goods candy flowers and a sale of four special Fijian articles. Admission is one cent for adults and ten cents for children. Many bookmarks have already sold and periodicals binding is offered by the Evening Bulletin.
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St. Peter's Minton
Wiluke
Special Session Talk Sparks Treasury and Governor Clash
Interviews with officials and locals on King Street reveal belief a special session is needed to resolve Territory money hardships. Treasurers warn of bankruptcy risk if a session is avoided, while opinions blame Governor Dole for delaying funding, with market strains and stock drops cited as proof of fiscal crisis.
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Wright
Inter
King Street
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Hiv
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Sui
Apukna Sugar Comepany
Ewa Plantation
J. O. Carter
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RiganUs
Courlig Penn
P Gove
Dole Ty
Widiraoud
Trom & Busiows
Ely
Tieruni
Dole
Ieee
Menox
Debt Unpaid At Chamber Of Commerce Meeting
The Cham ber of Commerce held a monthly meeting at 30 oclock in the afternoon. Business was light with several real matters to be considered including unpaid sums due to Castle Cooke on the quarantine wharf and warehouse. A quarantine subscription for waterfront cleanup was discussed as a chief item. Secretary Spencer to inform the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company about inviting the Chamber to participate in the 1903 World’s Fair in St Louis amidst various World’s Fair publications. The ceremonial stake driving marked the start of work on the World’s Fair grounds on September 2.
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Nak
Mlatht
Spencer
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company
Charber of Commerce
Worle Fale
Truant jury faked judge Estee's mild discipline
Antee Katee military discipline involved a tainted jury in a United Court case. The court ordered writs and penalties, with Henry rina and Angela Hotta on trial for adultery. The jury list included multiple names and the defense urged not guilty verdicts. The trial of Chung Pul and Konakt was adjourned for the afternoon with hopes to finish the Hilmande Act cases today.
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Huant
United
Bientthy
Dr. Hehubert
Charlyate Murray
RM. Duncan
Wd. Hickey
George HW. Turber
John i ‘Atolt
A. J . Berogay
J. G. Mursman
George” Pothinee Ig Murtom
Davidson
United States
Rdiot
Chung Pul
Konaktwan
Fudge
Kudo
Yauinguchh
Hilmande
Warrant Issued for J Waxnencrook on Cash Theft Charge
A warrant is sworn for the arrest of J Waxnencrook on a charge of growing out money to pay certificates. he allegedly borrowed $10 from an associate to settle a furniture loan and promised to repay, then vanished with the goods. Authorities continue searches for the suspect, who is said to have fled to San Francisco.
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Waverntrook
Tim
Warsencrook
Manolilu
Henry
Prancteca
The Barn Rithet Storm Journey To Northward
A report on The Barn Rithet’s storm voyage detailing a 200 mile journey to the northward under Cape Horn conditions. Captain McPhail describes a ferocious gale, vessel damage to the deck load, and men surviving a perilous passage before reaching harbor. Also notes on crew, cargo loss, and a related bicycle accident in town.
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Truant Manuel Tolsierne Arrested in Verganey Case
A thirteen year old Portuguese youth named Manuel was arrested in Verganey after a mayor's court hearing. Officers acted on a warrant from the riqueth of one of his guardians as details of the alleged plan surfaced. The inquiry traced the youth’s intent to depart with a companion, with further mentions of a fire and a seller’s knowledge of the events.
Knoxville to Dedicate Gen White Home Monument
Postwar era ceremony held today on the lawn of the Groner home in Knoxville Tennessee marking the site of General James W White founder of the city. The dedication honors White and his family's role in founding Knoxville with descendants and local civic leaders in attendance.
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Knoxville
Jamon W. White
Gutnirvan
J. ©. Groner
Gen. White
Where Children Slide On Ewa Ridge Brings City Notice
A fragmented report recalls children sliding on a hill known as Taptatus or Tantalus near the city. Witnesses describe danger and slippery mud as youths parade after school. The piece laments neglectful maintenance and urges safer play areas and oversight to protect health and youth activity.
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Taptatus
Bare
Constant
Lenin
Childret
Dave
Ollie
MacParlane Recovering Amid Far-Fetched Courtroom Tone
A fractured OCR note reports MacParlane recovering from a severe accident. It mentions warnings to be issued to a Mrs Elen Mac Tyrlane and family, hoping Brenan will favor remission. The text claims the seventy seven year old patient shows remarkable round constitution.
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Brenan
Meerene
Fragmentary note on coal oil incident at Marin KS
Report describes a damaged, unclear incident about Capula Nolan and Capulla Nolan at the Marin KS school, with references to lighting on a night down from the south, unanswered questions, and the case placed in the United Iater diatetct forney for an opinion.
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Schoones
Marin KS. Smith
Hitare Colle
Rae
Funda
United Iater Diatetct
Ideal Husband Hailed At Opera House Claiming Clever Charm
A fragmentary account from the Opera House notes Mr Jiumin Neill and associates in a production titled Ideal Husband. An interview cites Treasurer Weight calling it outstanding, while discussions suggest $1,492,000 for permanent improvements may be needed by Hunts Works.
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Neth
Goring
Weight
Territorial Finance
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Abatement plea and assorted court actions unfold in Honolulu
A chaotic Honolulu court page shows William Ester’s abatement plea and a juried night at a Hawaiian hotel. The docket lists judgments against Maria Levinho in Hilo, a suit by the Meyerstein Company, and various actions involving Frank Brooks, Charles Gray, and others. Several demurrers and trials, including manslaughter and larceny cases, fill the morning session amid procedural delays and a habeas petition. foot injuries and upcoming surgeries for William Rickard are noted, with procedural travel and courtroom movements described.
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J. M. Vivas
Uil
Hilo
Maria G. Levinho
A. G
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H.C
Frank
Henry
France
M. Brooks
Withers
Schweitzer & Cove
J. Fishel
Nnn
Adue Humphreys
Wouthe
Yin Boon
Kum Ie
Jovabi
Nolla
Jacob Lando
William Mar Fick
Orgy
W. Mey
John A. Noble
Guy Lavine
Arthur Ke Jones
Loulh A. Ronit
Jonsph Richard
Hens
Katerasie
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