Bishop Willis Enjoined Over Honolulu Cathedral Dispute
Judge Perry grants temporary injunction against Bishop Alfred Willis of Honolulu to prevent interference with the Second English Speaking Congregation of St Andrew's Cathedral. Petitioners claim the bishop seeks to dissolve the separate congregation, revoke its use of the cathedral, and disrupt licensed worship. The order bars the bishop and associates from actions against the Second Congregation pending further court orders.
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Perry
Honolulu
George 8. Harris
W.l.stnnley
Bf W. Jordan
J. W. Podmore
T. M. Starkey
Gond
St Andrew's Cathedrals
Mr. Harris
Slep
Anglican Church In
St. Andrew's Cathedral
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Lts
Hawilian
Econ
Daly Ligeane
Esa Tin Ie Ray Alexander Mackintoh
Snd
Alfred Willis
Hourlata
Alexander Mackintosh
King George Bay and Portlock voyage to Hawaii in 1786
In 1786 Portlock's ships King George and Queen Charlotte anchored at Kealakekua and Waikiki, traded with natives, secured fresh water, and cleared the harbor by firing on locals. The report notes Kalaniopaa's death and Kamehameha's rule, with Kabekili kingly relations and iron daggers among warriors. Concurrently, court notices discuss Barros’s forgery sentence and various civil suits, while the Ewa Plantation reports record net earnings of 792,112.87 and total sugar production of 1,296,788.70 dollars for 1897-8, with high dividends and investments disclosed.
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London
King George's Boand Co
Conat
America
China
Canta
Kant Todia Co
King George
Queen Charlotte
Inger Weasel
Portlock
Dixon
Cook
England
Los Monjes
Telande
Hawaii
South Point
Kealakekan Bay
Kalaniopaa
Kamebe-meha
Abipo
Cuba
Waintae Bay
Koko Point
Diamond Head
King George Bay
Kabekili
Waikiki
Hawai
Ewa Plantation Co
Iseland
William A. Bowen
Tre Senter Ewa Plantation Co. Ltd
D. B. Murdoch
Large sugar crop and mill upgrades at Waialua
The report shows 93.59 percent sugar extraction from 131,794.65 tons of cane. Daily sugar output averaged 126 tons. The crop was the largest yet, with 2143 acres planned for next season yielding about 20,000 tons. New boiler and a 2,000,000 gallon Reidler pump added. another pump to replace old No 1 to be installed this winter. A plan includes 2250 acres next year. profits discussed amid wage rises and a rice per ton increase to 1.10. Benjamin F. Dillingham and Waialua Agricultural Co. Ltd file a demurrer to a trust suit against John H. Soper and Valentine, alleging defects in the bill and lack of parties, among other points.
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R. J. Putnam
W.J. Lowrie
Benjamin F. Dillingham
Waialua Agricultural Company Ltd
F. M. Hateh
John H. Soper
Valentine
Equity
Rutmann Case affirmed murder attempt conviction
The Supreme Court overruled exceptions and affirmed the lower court sentence in the George H. Rutmann case for attempted murder. Justice Humphreys delivered the unanimous opinion, holding that an accused can be charged as principal and as necessary before the fact in the same indictment. The ruling notes no errors of law and declines to disturb the jury verdict. Deputy Attorney General E. P. Dole prosecuted. Wilder Wise Wakefield and Paul Neumann represented the defense.
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Tha Supreme Court
George H. Rutmann
A. Humphhreys
Aubati
Judd
Whiting
Rutmann
E. P. Dole
Wilder, Wise & Wakefield
Paul Neumann
Bailey's Bike Bits and Bicycle Shop Nearby
Continued on Page 6. Bailey's Cyclery at 231 King Street advertises new bicycles and repairs. Scarcity and rising tubed demand push prices. the Cycle Age notes front wheel trends as builders introduce popular styles.
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Belen
Ain
Ubaly
Datleys
Biss
Biocgy
King Street
Market turmoil and local stock quotes on a breezy morning
The report lists trading of 155 Oakale shares at 391, 10 Oakah shares at 150, and 10 Pain shares at 8245 from the street. Oakala rose to 8724 after the sale and bids/asks show Pain at 250/256 and Hawaiian Electric at 201. Kona coffee samples closed at Hackfeld and Co. A rising gardener in Emma Square faces questions over authority after incidents with two boys in blue and broom tossing.
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Ookale
Oahn
Sbharea Pain
Weasion
Phin
Anle
Hawaiian Electric
Hackfeld and Co
Kailon
Emma Square
New York
Jne
F. Morgin
Gardoer
Board of Health report on Waikiki hog pens
Resident Agent George Manson and a Chinese policeman inspected Waikiki hog pens, finding hundreds of hogs along the road and two illegal Chinese washhouses. They report swill and kitchen waste contributing to a public nuisance and recommend a regulation banning keeping hogs within five miles of central Honolulu.
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George Manson Han
Waikiki
Manson Suppresa
Hopkin
Sherwood
Honolulu
Diver clears obstruction aboard Maana Loa
The Mawnan Lows diver John Inuken of Sorenson & Lyle investigated the propeller under Maana Loa. No trouble with the shaft or machinery found. About 20 fathoms of four-meb hemp hawser entangled with the blade caused slow speed yesterday. Obstruction removed as a crowd watched from the wharf.
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John Inuken
Sorenson & Lyle
Thanksgiving offerings from New England Bakery and Candy Co
The New England Bakery and Candy Co offer mince pies pastry candy ice cream and nuts for Thanksgiving in Honolulu. Orders can be placed at 24 N Hotel Street or by telephone No. 74.
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New England Bakery and Candy Co
Honolulu
Tantalus Road Faces Bad Condition Urges Attention
Residents on the Tantalus road report deteriorating conditions and call for swift action by the road supervisor. In the cabarban section near Wmelula Da, population growth prompts demands for increased patrols and maintenance resources.
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Wmelula da
Stable Hack Stansly Promises Tire Backing and Guarded Drive
A quirky note touts a “nice Rubber tire back” and a careful driver, urging readers to “ring up Club Stable Hack Stansly” with a guarantee of satisfaction. The fragment hints at a service or product pitch, centering on tires and a cautious driver.
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