Railroad Assessment Not Unconstitutional
A Supreme Court ruling upholds the constitutionality of a rail line tax assessment on a large Campbell estate land parcel. The decision affirms the Tax Appeal Court finding that the assessment of about 800,000 dollars and related leases to the Oahu Railway and Land Company were lawful under the U S Constitution. The court rejects arguments that the 14th Amendment violated by denying privileges or immunities, and continues on page 8.
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Supreme Court
Justion Wilder
Natal
Kwa Plum Yintation Co
OR Abt le. Co
Camphill
Bt, Co. Ltd
Campbell Entate
Mme
O. Round B. Co
Reard
O. I
U.S
Wad L. Co
Betty
Les
James Campbell
BF. DU Mineham
Wien
Abu
W. R. Castle
Castle
Ewa Plan
Oahu Railway and Land Company
Gato Toyiwoy Ant Lind Company de Sotirned
Vale
Wits Eifeuitivil
ARMIN
Cape
United States
Elaine
BeA Remains To Reach Honolulu on December 2
A distorted cable from New York reports that the remains of Intent Alexander Pyontorg are expected to arrive in Honolulu on December 2. A funeral party including a widow and two others accompanied the group aboard the China voyage.
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Bea
Honolulu
Arcvtewy
New York
Mack Foli & Co
Alexander Pyontorg
China
Witow
Ohbit Fen
Aunt Sips
M. Cooke
Navearranavd
Elks Host Ladies Night at Alexander Dune Hotel
The Elks welcome guests to Ladies' Night at the Alexander dune hotel with a 10 o'clock dance in the Makal ballroom and an 8 o'clock reception in the lounge. Invitations issued. only those admitted to the root garden and dance area. Manager Gray notes Elks own the roof for Chile night.
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Alexander Dune
Evenin
Asm
Root
Elke
Makal
Gray
Givepotien
Ike
Raf
Chile
NEW HOSPITAL TALK REPORT ON LAND SALE DENIALS
A morning report alleges Adeptate sold land joint with Malstk fre station for hospital use to the Queen's hospital. Paul Mullendort and J C Carter trustees deny the report. A preacher questions congregation sleep walking and snoring, Wille 86.
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S.C
Queen
Hoopital
Hoopital Minx Purporrs
Pauls Mullendort Ant
Biles
Wille
Infamous Crime Question Resurrected by Supreme Court Proceedings
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether a defendant in a charge of infamy with intent to commit rape could be convicted in the district court. The case involved multiple appeals and questions about jurisdiction and the authority of the lower court to try the defendant. The record mentions a juror question and a contested ruling by Judge Gear, with issues not fully decided by the high court.
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Supreme Court
Withington Defeat Leads to Court Hearing
In a sequence of courtroom actions Judge Kebtneon ordered a limited hearing after Withington faced a Supreme Court challenged ruling. Defendant Robie received a remanded mandate while other cases moved forward under Judge Whitney. Concurrently John Reagan faces misadventure and battery charges, with sentencing set for tomorrow. The transport Sherman and ships from San Francisco and Vancouver noted their arrivals and movements as part of ongoing maritime activity.
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Ellenbeth Charen
Che
Dade Robie
Acordes
P. L. Withington
Junge Robinean
Neurly
Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
Federal Supreme Court
San Francisco
Time Lock Featured in Territory Safe Deposit Boxes
Public notice touts a unique time lock feature protecting safe deposit boxes. It describes doors being cloned at night and sealed until the appointed morning hour, claiming this security is unmatched in the territory for renters.
Coast Quarantine Controversy Delays Marine Traffic
A Washington committee and city officials push to lift quarantine delays on coast boats. Many measures, including medical inspections and mail transfers, were debated to speed docking at San Francisco and ease passenger steamers’ schedules amid health concerns.
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Tom Ali
San
W. Hall
San Franchero
Barker
Hobdy
Publi Health
Marine Hospital Service
Abe Fener
Cofer
Pratt
Daly
Walter
Huey
Willington
He Heinle
Mall
Sixty six New Criminal Cases Placed On Calendar
A lengthy court log describes Judge Lindsay opening the term with 66 new criminal cases listed for the term. The calendar, reduced from a larger list, reflects cleaning up and disposition efforts. Defendants and attorneys are noted, with multiple names and appearances, as proceedings begin and entries continue.
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Didge Robinson
Depirrere
Nally
Prosequin
Senor Dugeon
Abe'orudite
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