Judge Di Holt Probes Regularity In Colburn Case
The court, led by Judge Di Holt, debates the regularity of proceedings in the Colburn matter. Key testimony involves John F. Colburn’s alleged leadership and a walk through events at Kukul Street, with objections over admissibility and witness statements shaping the evolving trial record.
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Comnmel
de Holt
W. Davis
A. Magoon
Geo. A. Davis
Miles
Colburn
Sumner
P. Uolbuet
Jobe F. Colburn
Hicig
Castle
John K. Sum
Willel Aehy Sumner
Kukul Street
Highton
Magoon
Simper
Keanete
Hino
Aml
Davis
Mokapd
Rumney
Waleed
Wittens
Tim
Geol Brown
Uhing
Higuton
Charged With Arson Prospect Is Good In Police Court
Akon Av, charged with arson in the first degree for allegedly setting fire to Mrs. Kuaioa’s house in Manoa valley, appeared in Police Court today. Attorneys Peters for the prosecution and Case for the defense asked to continue the case to next Tuesday after bail was set at 1900 dollars, deemed excessive by the defense. Judge Wilcox ordered the matter referred for court action and the defendant remains held.
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Akon Av
Nakagawa Out of Danger After Apartment Suicide Attempt
Nakagawa, a Japanese man, survived a suicide attempt and was reported out of danger at a Japanese hospital. Friends say he had invested his life savings in cane planting ventures that failed, driving heavy financial loss and mental distress. He was found severely wounded in his room before a steamer departure.
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Nakagawa
Hinfelomda
Hie
Jamie Weery
Japan
S O'Elork
Hin
Three Teams Battle for Season Opener in Punahou Football
Three teams H Mate Tiimia and Panwhou prepare for their first practice as Punahou kicks off a short, spirited season. Old stars depart but new players fill ranks ahead of the Seatons Trophy clash. Percy Morse leads the defense while Benson and the crack quarterback duo vie for key roles. coaches praise the young squad as they set schedules and aim for early wins.
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Toormall
Lennie
Uppluk
Mate
Kane
Pauwhow
Ronnie
Ue Benson
Percy Morse
Holt
Pumatinn S
Lil Your
Hh. A.C
FM Hrooknam
Hue Jn
Pravtine
Jann Kalaniunoole
Aecomne
Tin
Daniillane
Congevus
Makitgs I Geermaitry Foe
Plive
Campatin
Percy Henson Ba Vuach
Pont
Sam Joluen
Marty James
Lieut
Geli
Alum
Bob Kline
Churks
Venter
Chilton
Nuxent
Hobertson
Bilin
Oho
Jarrett
Hacktos
ManPherson
Mookie
Allin
W. Wright
Greenwell
Ends
Hertley
Richardson
Belwer
Vida
Mattel Hand Martti
W H Weight summons and failed service noted
The Wright summons for W H Weight treasurer of the Territory of Hawian was returned to the First Circuit Court after attempts to locate Weight. A restored copy of the Bell complaint was left at the proposer’s house with men. Also a public note urges voter registration and references extreme heat effects on the body.
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W. H. Weight
Hawian
First Circuit Court
Sherif
W. H. Wright
Howe
Wright of Court Not Pleads To Embezzlement Case
The defendant, Het Wright, charged with embezzlement, faced a circuit court in the morning. Attorney Aphfard declined to present arguments, leaving the matter to the court. Deputy Attorney General Cathcart described the offense as a committal one and urged indictment. Judge Wilcox ordered commitment to the next term of the Circuit Court.
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Het Wright
Patlee Court
Aphfard
Cath
Cart
Circuit Court
Wilcox
Comndic
Tal
Portuguese Platform Urges Customs Receipts and Land Trade
A meeting at San Antonio Hall discussed a platform favoring customs receipts staying in the country and naturalization. Key planks call for Congress to raise funds from customs for internal improvements and to ease small land trade between Americans and Europeans for farming. MOS De Ponte and J. da Conte were noted participants.
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Vineyard
Trair
Congress
Titory
Custom House
Mos
de Ponte
J. da Conte
Public Works Department Names Temporary Clerks and Payroll Approval
Secretary Cooper and Acting Superintendent White receive temporary appointments in Public Works. Payrolls totaling 24,000 dollars are approved and released to cover circulation of funds under the same office and capacity.
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HK. Cooper
California Probate Case Involving Estate of R G Rabe
Assignees William Mutel and Prodector Hartt file a partial distribution petition for the estate of late R G Rabe. They report receipts of 1251.9 and payments of 6050 with a remaining balance, plus 1 share of Datu Sugar Co and a watch. The estate located in Angelow California lists a collection to be pursued, appointing M Yale pattie Hele as agent. Administrator Willan Parle of Catherine P Auld's estate seeks allowance of accounts distribution and discharge after bearing debts totaling 129 Wi amd fants enamel.
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Hartt
R. G. Rate
Datu Sugar Co
Toe Angelow California
Collec
Yale
Pattie Hele
Willan
German Cruiser in Port Arrives Off Samoa Patrol
The German cruiser Cormonm arrived off port today and dropped nets in the streams before heading toward Samoa. The vessel then proceeded to Marettstaniin, with a stated purview at 126 cet. The ship has been stationed in the South Lewe for six years. You can't vote unless you register.
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Cormonm
Dome
Elock
Naval Station
Samoa
Lewe
Damages Estimated On Histop Wharf Reported
Damages by Peru and Meru vessels damaged the Histop wharf yesterday. A public claim will be filed this afternoon by Cotton Mothers and the contractors rebuilding the wharf. Amount estimated ranges from 100 to 1700, to be forwarded to Hackfeld & Co, agents of the Puville Mull Hreamehly Company.
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Histop
Hackfeld & Co
Puville Mull Hreamehly Company
J L Gould Arrives to Observe Oil Fuel Affairs
J L Gould arrives by steamer Ventura with wife and Mrs Marrow to Kern County oil regions. Gould, a longtime mining figure, aims to review fields for supplying fuel oil for local needs and to attend the Hawaiian company organization at the Hawaiian Hotel. The venture contemplates 2560 acres in the McKittrick district with future operations planned.
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Ventura
J. T. Gould
Hi Wife
Judge Marrow
Gould
McKittrick Ofl
Kern County
California
Mr. Gould
Hirewine
Hawaiianmpany
Oremjxere
Mex
Kittelek
Califor
Mont Aucreantil
China's New Steward Discussed in Brief Notice
The item notes a change in leadership with a new chief steward succeeding J G Darling due to health reasons. A separate line urges readers to register if they wish to vote, indicating the need for voter registration.
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J 'G. Darling
Waimea Mill and Water Scheme Advances at Waimea Meeting
An adjourned Waimea Sugar Co meeting in Honolulu discussed financing a water scheme to supply Waimea plantation lands. A $20 000 cost, with $15 000 pledged by major stockholders, prompts questions about small investors and larger interests’ roles. A new committee led by J R Gult, W E Rowell, and Wake Howard was formed to seek a report in two weeks as nine wells on the Waimea ridge are noted. Continued on Page 64.
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Hit Waimea Sugar Co
Kamil
Alove Canby & Cooke
Formuye
Walitea Mimintaink
Walmex
Thin Water Company
J. R Gult
W. E. Rowell
Wake Howard
Mvp
Tkwate
Wallies
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