Attorneys Seek Authority to Challenge Federal Jurisdiction
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company petitions the court to require J J Duene and Jobe T te Bolt to prove their authority to appear for the petitioner and bind the Hawaiian Tramways Company to the jurisdiction of the court. The motion asserts the foreign corporation is British and Hawaii-based, with management in London and Honolulu, and that prior proceedings may have been unauthorized. The company asks for a rule to show authority or face injunction until proper representation is shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Company
United Sttes District Court
J. Turse
John T. de Holt
S. A. Thurston
Clinton G. Ballyotyne
Honolulu Rapid Trank & Land Company
Hawaiian Tramways Company
W. H. Palm
J. J. Duene
Jobe T. Te Bolt
Wnd
Enld
Honorallee Court
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company, Ltd
Peti-Ioner
Ite
Hernin
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Queen Street
London
England
Oahe
Pawali
Ruanid
Hawaii
Ite Street Railway
Honolulu
Maid City
W. St. Pain
Honntuls
Supreme Court of the
Territory of Hawaii
Aald Supreme Court
Aald Foreign Corporation
Supreme Court
Mbitee
Aaid Court
Eald Foreign Corporation
Thin Respondent
Aaid Supreme Court
Bollerw Tiy
Wald
Anid Foreign Corporation
Wld
Ba Notre Into
Cald Sbralenion Tn Ita
Oald Ettore Uige
Saidrourt
WM. Paln
Hawaiian Tramways Consuo Ltd
Aaid Hawaiian Tramways Company
Lttd
Foreign Corporation
Petitoner
Eald Aubtaiaston Torneys
Sal Torney
Paul
Neumann
Bag
Mesare, Holmes
Stanley
Almitar Bill Wan Aled
First Judicial Circuit
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company, Limited
William i. Pale
Manger
J.T. de Bolt
Thoman Fitch
J. 4. Painne
Wald MN Te Bette
Epreme
Projeedings
W. R. Canne
Rincey
Ballou & McClanahan
Interganest
Pelor
Hodoral Court
Meeting Call Renews Pressure on Territorial Committee
The Republican Territorial Committee faces renewed pressure after an earlier meeting. Chairman J A Kemundy proposes a November 2 gathering to decide whether to rescind recent actions and consider demands from the Fullitel and Mawakane factions. Members on Hawaiki and neighboring islands are urged to attend or send proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kemundy
Republican Terriorial Committee
Raven Yesuinday
Luriher
Uun
Malera Waien
Membera
Hia
Pernog
Uui
Territorial Committee
Tlag Vial
Comforts for Troops Efforts in Cape Town Campaign
Nov 1 New York reports local committees organize comforts for troops stationed in Cape Town. Efforts coordinate with military authorities to ensure steady supply and avoid gaps in support, with volunteers gathering items and dispatching them to the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cape Town
Bandon ‘Vines
Cimew Wu
Honolulu Football Clash Rumored Between Two Island Teams
Honolulu Athletics Club and Maile Lima prepare for a campus game set for 3 10 p m on Osbu College grounds with weight averages 195 and 170 pounds. Coaches and players discuss pace, tactics, and the challenge of using speed against stronger opponents. Lineups list Harney Joy Cockett Houghtalling Duckett Wine Holt Gleason Lawrence Long Blaisdell and Lane for Honolulu while Maile Lima fields Chilton Dusenborg Fott Lane Wright Helver Hiebartson Clark Jonah Kalanianaole Johnson Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Stally Iim
Osbu College
Weason Iems
Ido Pot
Malle Lima
Thane
Koootulve
Atill
Honduine
Harney Joy
HM. Cockett
Mark Houghtalling
Jeaac ‘Duckett
John Wine
W. Vide
C. Holt
Pat Gleason
Antone Lawrence
Antonino Long
W. Blaisdell
W. Kallis
Duvanchele
W. Crook
W. ‘Jarrett
John Lane
Mallesima
W. Chilton
W. Dusenborg
Pedar Fott
Carson Lane
W. Wright
J. Helver
Vivian Hiebartson
Ben, Clark
Prince Jonah Kalanianaote
Sai
Johnson
Wright
Reward Offered for Forgery Suspect In Kentucky Case
Police officials in Mount Sterling and Winchester announce a $150 reward for the capture of Thay Auaballan in Jones County, linked to a forgery charge. Described as a 26 year old, about 6 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 150 to 180 pounds, with dark facial hair and a distinctive mouth and chin, he is believed to travel with a certain easy gait and unhurried speech. Sheri Brown, who received one notice, reports the suspect was last seen near Mount Sterling on an autumn day in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
G. T. Wilson
Mount Btorling
J. C. Tarpy
Winchester
Hve
United States
Wrromt
Thay Auaballan
Jones
Sheri Brown
Mount Bterling Wetaber
Fragmented sports notes from a foreign text damps focus
The readable fragments describe a rough scene with mentions of football related terms, injuries, shoes and personal actions. Names, places, and coherent events are largely obscured, yielding a vague, partially intelligible sports style record with no clear outcome.
Ume election shaping up at Hi Chuty club
The Moers of the Hi Chuty club near Ume hold an election as members campaign for captain positions. Fred J. Church faces James W. Lloyd with Lloyd leading, while Captain Jack Atkinson declines a presidential bid. Tickets list officers including G. H. Gore vice president and Merle Johnson commodore. An abortion (vote) is set for Wednesday evening as reports from officers are read. Walter Walt stands for reelection as president on one ticket, with Cunha as commodore and Le Conkling as services. A vote to build a new boat, signed for over £1000, is proposed by several members though not for club purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ume
Uta
Whick
Fred J. Church
James W. Lloyd
Ubey
Jack Atkinson
Walter Walt
G. H. Gore
Vice Provident
Harry Murray
T. Walker
F. J Churet
Tan Ranear
Merle Johnson
A. K. Cunha
Clarenes Grabbe
Muumwa
Jamon Lloyd
Cunha
Cnmmodore
D. le Conkling
Uist
Abel
Bulls
Death of Hawaiian Brakeman under Engine Wheels
A native Hawaiian brakeman on a Mauna Loa rail engine died Wednesday evening as his lamp failed while tending the Drake. The engine stopped and he was found beneath with fatal injuries likely from a fall caused by a stroke of lightning or a catalyese-like mishap. An inquest quickly returned a verdict of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahalui
Mauna Loa
Mis
Community Art League to host newbery and Christmas cards
On Monday evening November 14 the Richane Art League circle presents a newbery test view with many Christmas cards painted by members offered for sale. Exhibition and sale run for two weeks amid a crowd at the Tax Office counter facing delinquent penalties. Kons Sugar Company directors were authorized to act on hands as they deem fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kichane Art ‘Loague
Elrate
Kons Sugar Company
Four Banks Plan to End the Money Belief in Loans
Merchants associations and Chamber of Commerce officials crafted a plan to borrow fourteen thousand dollars via four separate six percent promissory notes, each signed by distinct merchants. The money would fund the Fire Claims Commission and be repaid in eight months if Congress provides funds. otherwise signers may cover losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Coke
Beerett G. Spencer
Chamber of Commerce
Boone
Spreckels Co
Ha ‘Walt
Piet Nathoni
Elahtown
Sigma
Howes
Cooke
Olympic Football Team to Play World Games in Honolulu
A San Francisco Football League meeting at Elite building backed a proposal to bring the Olympic football team to Honolulu. John Wise and Charles Grant Bailey named to organize funding. Atty King to raise 450 each toward 1800 needed. Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth donated 50 in cash as a starting pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Football League
San Francisco
John Wine
Charles Grant Bailey
Punahow
Atty King
Honolulu
Heague
Oaba College
Leavin Hare
Frage Witeo
John Wise
Committee On
Chillingworth
Eberitf
Dome
Important City Land Deal Opens New Development
A major property transaction closed today through Waterhouse & Co, signaling rapid progress in Hem plans for Humlut and surrounding parcels on Marchant Street. The deal values around 22000 and aims to advance a building scheme with minimal delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Humlut
W. C. Peacock
Jake Easwolth
Marchant
Faehue
Fishop Atten
Beamock
Waterhouse & Co
Legacy rumor swirls in editor Gies tale of estate
The Gazette cites a legacy reported for editor GI Geis in the east. Anxious inquiries reach Cincinnati and Richwood as the editor seeks truth about a supposed large estate left by a California friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GI Geis
Bulletin
Meri
Ciepinnith Enquirer
California
Cincinnati
Fnquirer
Cincinnal
Richwood
Ohio
Death of H Meyer Reported After Ocean Voyage
Death of H Meyer, son of the late R W Meyer of Kalae Mo hokal, was received from a yootormny steamer in Chicago around November. The body returns by ship, with J W K Mecalre the expressman and Mr McGuire moving the remains. A note to creditors appears under New York. The text laments humanity and vows to carry on the noble work through memory of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
H. P. Meyer
R. W. Meyer
Kalae
Mohokal
William Muted
H.R. Hitchcock
J. W. K. Mecalre
Buffalo
Vancouver
Exposition City
San Francisco
McGuire
Kamoku Fined For Liquor Offense In Police Court
Kamoku Lino Kamoko faced three charges for possessing liquor without a license in Police Court. After delays he pled guilty through attorney Kanlukom. Judge Wilcox noted the continuances and fined Kamoku $150 with $190 in costs, indicating the other charges may not be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamoku
Lino Kamoko
Kanlukom
Wilcox
Costa
Death of Wong Ku Kau Sparks Chinatown Suspicion
The Bulletin reports Wong Ku Kau's drowning case now linked to local Chinese community members rather than police. A Chinese detective found a clue near the knot where the body was found. Tensions rise as Chinese residents push for a thorough probe while some Japanese claim they will handle policing themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kau
Naval
Bulletin
Japaniee
Mondain
Foghida Cave
Wong Kui
Caiting
Rain in Olaa Acknowledged By Mauna Law Letter
A morning letter from Hawaii references heavy rains in Hr Oliva and Hiller diverting as a rain tail for the week. Mos turus expected in a few Maya with chatter of jams near Hackford's lumber yard. RB & L Co depot mentioned as yesterday. little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Law
Hawaii
Oliva
Hiller
Oka
Hilo
Hackford'e
Foreclosure Sale Staved Off and Court Actions Noted
The Orpheum Company halts foreclosure sales after partial payment of 448.91 and court costs. The case references a Greenbush settlement, property values across several parcels, a life policy, and bank accounts. Kealoha faces larceny charges with a jury pool listed. Kaulukou fined 10 for a meeting misdemeanor and appeals in Hollister Drug Co. vs Nellie Cooke are discussed before the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Company
Charles &Deuce Match & Silman
Circuit Court
Chambers
Anit
Cee
Ixpensen
Grorke D. Grur
Hopkin
Renserlaer
New York
Rensselaer
Perrone
Banda
Weatern Farm Mortgage Trust Co
Lawrence
Kansas
KA. Douthitt
Amalat
J. L. Kaulukow
Jon. Richard
Alex. G. Nichola
Chan Dudolt Jr
John A. Noble
Harry & Awinton
Alex. Kaona
John M. Davia
James M. Jims
George W. Macy
James Wabalepua
Mena
Humphreys
Lando
Jones
J, & Andrade
Rowtin
Howland
Hollister Drug Company
Jodementan
First Circuit
Nellie A. Cooke
Roberteen & Wilder
Andrews
Also Mentioned on This Page
TS Authoiy
Rapid Transit Company
Paio
College Hills
Collinge Hills
Goo, B. McClellan & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Islands
Territorist Committee
Walt
Haley
Jolt
West
Aealani
Pight
Wlich
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Larcel Delivery Company
Vorkages
Teleatrn
Europe
Oltiom
Hawaliiia
Fire Claims Commission
H. Meyer
Tony
James Martinewa
Wong KU
Olaa
RB & L. Co
Kaulukou Bas Wis
Pace Lotion Dase
Henry Hyde Pratt
Jory
Ghobar
Fort Street
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