Thompson and Woodward on Trial for Embezzlement Case
Alexander D. Thompson and Joseph Woodward, tax officer clerks, stand trial on charges of embezzling public money. Jury selection begins under Judge De Holt as prosecutors seek to separate defendants and link testimonies, with delays over admissibility of a juror and witness issues. News notes include court orders, guardianship actions, and an adjournment to January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander D. Thompson
Joseph Woodward
de Holt
Deathite
Davis
de Bolt
Woodward
Thompson
Cathcart
Ditton
Kimura
Wataliun
Gear
Gill & Parley
Plain and Coa
A. J Camp
Manon Valley
Asiatic Question Before Builders
Fragmentary historic report discusses labor shifts in Hawaii with plantations, artisans, and merchants affected by Oriental labor and trade networks. It notes U S Labor Dept officials assessing wage scales, and Merchant’s Association debates on policy endorsements while builders and exchange memberships influence industrial action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witke
United States Department of Labor
Washington
Hawaii
Oroo Haw In
Orme
Local and General Items From the Island Press News
A collage of notices and ads lists road work requests, sales, and services. Highlights include watch repairs, grocery specials, lodging and entertainment notes, a lodge meeting, a pending furniture sale, and upcoming ship schedules. The wireless service expansion and local trades mention interisland shipping, Kodak services, and a Thanksgiving train delay.
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Iast
Indy
Coward
Geo. Harrison
Schon Street
Raibler
Primo Beers
Graggat
MC Criterion
Aginas
Ketpire Kona Noffes Ta AC
J. Day's Grocery
Tampico
Pantheon
Myatio Lodge
K. of P
Harmony Hall
King Street
Chribbonn
U Inland Curio Bure
Fork Street
Melherny
Hotfachianger Co
Abip Co
Castle & Lanndale
Wilder Ave
Alexander Bllow
Hawaiian Trading Co
Italion Siip
Wallacetown
G. H
Riley
Wales
Cirle
Kitohany Art League
Arc League
Thy Metropolitan Meat Co
California
Mabukota
Hawaii
Maui
Inter- Inland Telegraph Company
Kaahumany Street
Illness in Atherton and Tokyo Fire Reported
News items note Atherton in a fragile condition with no clear improvement. A Tokyo fire at Azabu near the French Legation destroys a house, with rescue efforts by the fire brigade preventing spread to the American Legation. Additional items mention Okura Commercial School students and troops, a large white pine outbreak in New Mexico, and a novel divorce report from a town in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Hoaver
Tokyo
Legation
Tre Brigade
Okura Commercial School
Prince Komanits
Attend The Polo Ball In Proper Court Pumps
Dress for the polo ball with our up to date court pumps. They are in general use by swellest society in Paris London and New York. Our full stock features new goods that give a neat appearance and add gracefulness to your dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
New York
Honolulu Stock Exchange Notice Novem ber 25 1902
Stock list from the Honolulu Exchange dated November 25 1902 shows prices and names of listed securities including Hong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Honolulu
SI “Hong
MID-DAGIG SPORTS ON OAK PRAIRIE VOYAGE
A mid voyage sports program aboard the vessel from San Francisco pleased passengers despite rough seas. Captain Thomas Dowdett presided as immigration president with W. S. Mymiap chairing and J. T. Lew as secretary. judging panel included O. NS. Clark and JB Keller. Event winners ranged from Chaliing pie to the potato race for Indies and men, rigg and spoon race, and cigarette row with participants including Mrs. Lena Hart and Mr. Getmwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healandia
San Francisco
Courtway
Thomas Dowdett
J. K. Hrown
Mymiap
J.T. Lew
Kanal
W. Re. Grituwade
J Nelo
Cardell
JB Keller TC
Switch
O. NS. Clark
St Dretork
Chaliing Pie
Mike McGeog
Birthaing the Monkey
Woltore
Indies
A M. Brown
Gittewade
Lenahart Wi
Cook
Getmwade
AL M. Brown
Turolwar
Miowera Arrives After Long Ocean Voyage from Victoria
The overdue steamship Miowera from Victoria and Vancouver reached port yesterday after a rough passage. It left Vancouver November 14 morning, called at Victoria, passed Cape Flattery, and endured gale conditions with waves washing over decks. The ship carried a small number of passengers but about ninety were bound for the Colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Vancouver
Cape Flattery
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Transcendent
Rae Sas
Washington Light CO
W. Macfarlane
Puna
Fountain Soda Works
Marsgle
Hawaiian Iron Fence and Monumental CO
King St
Young Bulld Ff
BE. Hendrick
H. May & Co.lewis & Co, Ld
Fire Insurance the
B. F. Dillingham Co., Ltd
Atlas Assurance Company
Phoenix Assurance Co
Ungerweitere’ Agency
Providence
Washington Insurance Ce
Phoenix Insurance Co
Brooklyn
Albert Raas
Photo-Supply CO
Fort Street
The
Bulletin of Fon
Beaver
Fort Gt
Bet, Queen and
Mershaw
Binnar
Domentic Cigars Slwaz
Nolte
Promlator
Signa
Thompson and Woodward
Chienme
Kodake
Kodak
Hebzon Drug Co
Hobroo
Captain Thompson
W. G. Mall
Nawlllwill
Eave
Che Port
Waialua
Koolau
Wal Wie
Therton
New Mexico
Watt
Ravi Poat-Ftandard
Nilah
Aust
Tive Erin
McInerny Shoe Store
Colden Rule Bazaar
Strobe
Te Ln & Woll
Lewers & Cooke
LABOR
Ponsewson
COY NE Furniture Go., Limited
Progress Block
Corner Fort
Beretania Ste
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Ltd
Honetui
Haviland Ware
Victor
Ideal
Sharp & Wise
Alakea St
Bertelman
Sarpenter
Oll
Korrance
John Nolt
Uyeary
Clifton
T. K. James
Reet
Alakea
Sylvetin Eticn
Mid-Dagig
Miowera
Paragon
Ttealton
Duchees
Point Appilque
Nonlton Gill
E.W. Jordan
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