Police close in on highwayman after Moanalua road attack
Police say they have strong evidence to identify suspects in a Moanalua road attack on a Japanese victim. Foreman Cash and his men, along with a local Chinese bicycle rider, described a yellow handlebars bike and seized weapons, clothing, and a knife with blood. Three Chinese men Lo Yin Lee Yock You Hoy are held as they piece together how the crime connected to accomplices at the plantation and city. The Japanese victim may help identify the assailant at Honolulu hospital.
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Mommaua
Bnale
Foreman Cash
Mo|i
Oda
Mione
Sheri Chiltinaworth
Hia
Lilith Atreet
Foreman Canis
Abon
Moanalua Road
Lo Yin
Lee Yock
You Hoy
Heema
Wayman
Moanalua
Honoluts Plantation
Mondlain
Tin Jepan Hompital
Alea
Japan
Grand Jury Challenge Dominates Crim Ct Session
In Geary criminal court Judge Gear heard a defense motion by Robertson and Hume to inspect grand jury reports and alleged irregularities in dual indictments against Jarward M. Jones for double aid. The judge noted discretion and questioned the grand jury’s process while the defense pressed for examination of records and the possibility of a new indictment.
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Hide
Geary
Jarward M. Jones
GM. Robertson
J. J. Hume
Read
Wroth
Jones
Robeyteun
Roverton
Gear
Defense challenges grand jury records in new indictments
Counsel argued the defendant could not know the indictment process without inspecting the grand jury minutes. Deputy AG Peters said the minutes were teetering and no irregularity shown. Judge Gear denied the motion stating the defense had no basis for it without an affidavit or similar filing.
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Peters
Judgne Gear
Doctor McDonald to Take Vacation in San Franciso
Dr J P McDonald departs the Sil veria this evening for a three week vacation to San Francisco. He suspends his large private practice and his work in bacteriology for the Month of Health Rage after three years of constant professional toll, seeking rest and recuperation.
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J.P. McDonald
Silveria
San Francivon
McDonald
Meeting of Hawaii Yacht Club on racing protest
The Hawaii Yacht Club will hear issues from the recent round mainland yacht race at Wednesday’s meeting. Commodore Macfarlane calls the session following a protest filed by Fred Whitney, captain of the Helene, prompting club action and discussion.
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Metnland
Hawaii Yacht Club
Commodore Macfarlane Buying
Fred. Whitney
Helene
Narrow Escape In Hawaii Car Crash Damages Buggy
Mrs Adam Duncan escaped serious injury when a speeding car struck her buggy at the Hotel and Maunakea street corner. The buggy was demolished and both Duncan and her companion were bruised. Motorman Nonnie Carratth and conductor Pixley were on duty aboard the rail vehicle involved.
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Adam Duncan
Duncan
Bam
Rar
Nonnie Carratth
Pixley
Surprise 10 Prince Friends Plan Farewell Feast
Prince Jonah Kalagiunant, bound for the Coast, received a farewell feast at his Postevion home organized by Hawaiian friends led by George K. Smithies John H. Wine and Edmund Birt. The event was kept secret until Sunday night delaying from Saturday.
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Jonah Kalagiunant
Siberia
Will Jong
Prince of Giving
George K. Smithies
John H. Wine
Edmund Birt
Kaplolan
Fairchild Registration Case Dominates Supreme Court Session
The Territorial Supreme Court opened with a focus on the Fairchild Kawal registration dispute. Attorneys debated whether nonregistered but qualified voters could still cast ballots, arguing that eligibility to vote should not be blocked by registration delays. The session featured judges Frear and Galbraith with Chief Justice in attendance and extensive legal advocacy on the registration issue.
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Territorial Supreme Court
Fairchild Kawa
Supreme Court
Fairchild
Justin Perry
Ciicuit
DeBolt Wan
Frear
Galbraith
Andrawa
Willard
Knual Board of Registration
George H. Fairphill
Wit
United States Lieteiot
Brockeus
Prower
Andrews
Board of Registration
Tee
Pri
Wells Fargo Express Office at Masonic Temple
An entry notes Wells Fargo & Co Express operating from the Masonic Temple with a telephone contact line. The snippet records the office location and communication channel in a concise historical context.
Guessing contest for prize begins today
The Hoouing Mulletin announces a prize guessing contest with a $5.00 award. Readers send solutions to The Evening Bulletin to win, with a drawing on Saturday October 31 for a correct entry.
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Amla
Wil
Fh A. PL
Evening Bulletin
Maniac Brawls With White House Guards in DC Scene
A man from Paterson New Jersey demanded to see the President at the White House. Guards restrained him as he attempted to force entry, injuring several officers in the melee. Authorities link the man to an anarchist group.
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T Associated
Prosit
Washington, D.C
White House
Paterson
New Jersey
Estee's Decision Upheld By the Appeal Court
In San Francisco on October 5 the Circuit Court of Appeal affirmed Judge Estee in two Hawaiian cases. One relates to the schooner Julia E Whalen registration technicality. The other concerns Hackfeld & Co. as Pacific Mail Co agents for failure to return immigrants landed in Honolulu.
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Prema
Ban Francisco
Cal
Circuit Court of Appeal
Estee
Peacock
Julia E. Whalen
Hackfeld & Co
Pacific Mail Co
Honolulu
Balfour Names New Cabinet Members
Associated Press report from London on October 5 states Premier Balfour has completed his new Cabinet selections including Wm. St. John F. Broderick as Secretary for India Austen Chamberlain as Chancellor of the Exchequer Alfred Lyttleton for the Colonies Arnold Foster as Secretary of War Graham Murray as Chief Secretary for Scotland and Lord Stanley as Postmaster General.
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Associated Press
London
England
Balfour
Wm. St. John F. Broderick
India
Austen Chamberlain
Alfred Lyttleton
Arnold Foster
Graham Murray
Scotland
Lord Stanley
Gene
Moro Anti Slavery Law Passed by Moro Provinces
The Moro provincial legislature has enacted a stringent law banning slavery, a practice long seen among the Moros. The measure aims to curb centuries of slavery with new penalties and enforcement provisions.
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Associated Press
Manila
Britain sees no war risk between Russia and Japan
London dispatch reports the British Government does not anticipate an outbreak between Russia and Japan and regards the Oriental situation as satisfactory. St Petersburg notes the Japanese move to send two infantry regiments to Cerps is not viewed as an unfriendly act in Russian official circles.
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Associated Press
London
England
Russia
Japan
ST. Petersburg
Duke of Devonshire Resigns as Lord President
The Duke of Devonshire offered his resignation as Lord President of the Council in London on October 5 and the resignation was accepted.
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Associated Press
London
England
Duke of Devonshire
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