Boyd Case Bond Set. Demurrer Overruled in Court
James M. Boyd appears with A. Humphreys lid 2G M. Robertson as counsel. Demurrer to the Third Indictment ruled no crime under Territory law. Boyd pleads not guilty to all indictments. Bail set at 10,000. bond posted with several notable business and political figures acting as sureties. Cases placed on calendar for regular order with discussion on court opening time and jury schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Boyd
Humphreys
M. Robertson
Cn Boacnane
Emilo
Whitch
Cathcart
Mr. Boyd
J. McCanileas
B.C. Wing Cornwell
John F Howler
Mel Candies
Territorial Senate
Republicans
Winstone
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Cornwell
Democratic National
Hide de Holt
Mr. Humphreys
Kodak and Whyf Duronm Photographers Offer Enlargements
Kodak and Whyf Duronm studio advertises developing and printing services with careful attention to orders. It promotes enlargements, plate work, and amateur photography, claiming leading status in the city and offering affordable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadel
Bett
Contempt ruling clears Brown and Myers over service issue
High Sheriff A M Brown and Deputy Auditor H C Myers were cleared of contempt for disobeying a court mandate after the judge found the writ had not been properly served. The decision stressed mandamus rules require strict service by a peace officer, and improper service prevented contempt punishment despite the respondents’ positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
A. M. Brown
H.C. Meyers
Peagige Case Ruling Overrules Demurrer in Registry Suit
Judge Tatow ruled this morning to overrule W C Peacock's demurrer to the United States complaint and ordered an answer within ten days. A $2600 penalty for false citizenship to secure registry for the schooner Jolla & Whalen was noted, with District Attorney Brockens for the government and H J Highton for the defendant. In Jim Alt Hoy bankruptcy matter, creditors were to be notified of motion to dissolve petition and discharge the attachment, the respondent to settle with petitioning creditors. Departures for Hilo and Wayporte aboard Claudine included C Kennedy T Moir Mrs A Richardson Mrs M Loulanon Judge Kepotkal N W Alus li Roy A is Weymouth shop at Panopolis Mr and Mrs Robert Hind Rev S L Desha J H Soper and Mee Jas Srott.
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Tatow
W. C. Peacock
United States
Jolla
Hilo
Wayporte
C. Kennedy
T. Moir
A. Richardson
Mra
M. Loulanon
Kepotkal
N. W. Alus li
Roy
Weymouth
Panopolis
Robert Hind
L. Desha
J. H. Soper
Mee Jas, Srott
Senate Special Session Deliberates County Bill Setup
In a morning session Senator AchI pushes a five member committee to draft a County Act and Municipal Government Act during a special Senate session. Debate over who may influence the agenda dominates as Baldwin and others argue over the session’s narrow purpose and potential costs. The vote on a related resolution passes 7 to 6 amid procedural tensions.
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Tomly
Senate
Achi
Pebrowry
Cecil Lown
McCanubens
Board of Health
Ach
Renal
Tone
McCandiea Cat
Une Jrra
Mo ‘Candies
Aub
Besson
Legialata
Senat
Adit
Baldwin Tealing
Baldwin Wait
Kalavokalani
Senaior Achl
Baldwin
Maui
Acht
Aeti
House
Achhove
Dole
Ely
Kalue
Committee of Thre
McCanilens
Adil
Avhi
Conillen
McCandress
Reoulor Achi
McCandlen
Isenberg
Achi Aaid
Benatar Kain
Eoghiah Ani
Maul
Sonmior Achi
Woo. Achi
D. Kae Llauokdlani
Palmer P. Wooda
Kaine
Luka Nakapaaht
J. B. Kuoht
Joby T. Brown
Five Tons of Newsboys Visit Moanalua Picnic
The Bulletin plans a May honoring event transporting five zones of newsboys by big wagons to the golf links at Moanalua. Thanks to Mr. Damon, about a hundred lads will picnic from early morning until the Punahou football game. Additional relatives will likely attend, though actual numbers depend on past generosity and turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Moanalua
3. M. Damon
Punahou
Oahu
LETIN
Court Dismisses Right To Revoke Medical Licenses In Hawaii
Judge Gear hears injunction suit by Dr L a mare and four Japanese clans against Treasurer H B Cooper. Gov A Davis concedes the Treasurer had no authority to appoint the medical examiners board, making licenses issued under that body void. The Organic Act relates to governor appointment of public boards, while the case questions the license validity and legal framework amid Oriental labor and trade discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gest
Dr. L' Samare
H. EB. Cooper
H. A. Bigelow
Philatis
Gov. A Davis
Wright
Republic of Hiwaii
Gear
Nicensea
Davin
Tidae Gearavi
Plalbant
Polo Matches Today Draw Crowds Despite Rain
Polo fans head to the grounds for two afternoon games, Oahu versus Hawaii and Kauai against Maui, with strong attendance expected and bands playing. A probate petition by Hell J Kapu seeks A J Campbell as administrator for Lavinia Kuni’s estate, to be heard Monday December 3 at 10 a.m. in the First Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell J. Kapu
A. J. Campbell
Lavinia Kuni
Denen
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
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Peagige
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Senator Achi
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Willie Johnson
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First Blood
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