FISHERY RIGHTS CASES SPLIT IN SUPREME COURT ARGUMENTS
Attorney Robertson argues that titles must be specific for fishery rights and land, while George Davis seeks jury trial in Ah Hinis Va case. Stanley and Gartenberg counter Colburn affidavit claims, noting prior conversations and admitted debt amid disputes over possessions and damages in multiple proceedings.
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Hatch
Robertson
The
Land Commission
Juden Robinson
Ab Ming Ve
Ab Om
Robert G. Rabe
George Davia
Ah Hinis Va
Ah On
W. T. Stanley
A. J. Gartenbere
John I. Colburn
Mr. Grinbaum & Co
Kaplelant Estate
Camara Runs as Independent in Fourth District Race
A local voter guide highlights Camara, running as an independent candidate for the Fourth District. The brief notes Camara avoids party labels while seeking support from residents in the district, outlining common electoral themes and community priorities.
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Camara
Visiting Mackay declines to speak for publication
Sir James Mackay British diplomat returning from China refused to discuss the Chinese tariff conference for publication. He chatted with Lady Mackay, toured Port town, and departed on the steamer after a brief interaction with reporters.
Death of Ululan the wife of Col. John T. Baker
Ululant wife of Col. John T. Baker died at Maulkt ranch Hamakua Sunday afternoon after a long illness tuberculous she was 65 funeral held Sunday interment near the late home she was a prominent woman and former Governess of Hawaii in LG her husband John T. Baker also a former Governor of Hawaii.
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Ululant
John T. Baker
Maulkt Ranch
Hamakua
Hawaii
Whi
Dig
Ululaal
Kekaulike
David Kawanaakoa
Cupid Kalauiaaaole
Kindergarten Outing Through Honolulu Streets
Seventy five or more children from local kindergartens and Castle Home passed through Honolulu streets this forenoon. They went to the home of Mrs Walter Hoffman on Judd street and enjoyed play on the lawn. Mrs Hoffman, a supporter of kindergarten work, had hosted the children before. The group included white, Chinese, Hawaiian, Portuguese and other nationalities.
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Castle
Hono
Walter Hoffman
Judd Street
Hoffman
Intruder Torch Incident At Dixon Home Causes Alarm
A man believed to be prowling in a city residence last night invaded Thomas Dixon’s home on Rhoridan Street wielding a lit newspaper torch. Mrs. Dixon woke to a back room blaze, but the intruder fled before recognition. Dixon himself later appeared at the door, mistaken for the visitor, and police recovered only the makeshift torch as officers resolved the confusion.
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Duvauchette
Duvenchette
Society charity fund drive challenged by hard times
The Stranuere Kinetid Society held its regular quarterly meeting in Yo MG parlors with the secretary and treasurer reporting. Due to hard times donations have shrunk, forcing reductions in monthly gifts to Associated Charities, Castle Home, and a sick girl helped previously. The Society, one of the city’s oldest charitable bodies, has not had a cash infusion since October last year.
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Regutar
Stranuere Kinetid Society
Yo MG. A
Lille
Lndiew
Indies
Associated Charities
Castle
Strangers’ Friend Society
Governor orders Boyd to Honolulu for duties
Governor Dole forwarded a request through Secretary Cooper to James H. Boyd, Superintendent of Public Works, to return to Honolulu and resume his official duties. The action effectively cancels Boyd's leave of absence, with a vacancy risk if he fails to respond or provide a valid excuse. Meanwhile, First Lieutenant Edwin W. Red remains under consideration for vacancy actions, and Brigadier General Hospital duties shift as Agalat for temporary relief of Col. Girard.
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Dole
Hierta
James H. Boyd
Hinolulu
Cooper
Boyd
Arson Case Goes to Higher Court
Akoni Ad faces arson charges in a Honolulu Police Court for a fire at Mrs Kuumoo’s home in Manoa valley last week. Prosecution cited prior land disputes and a torn-down house, with Leo as a witness spotting the defendant near the fire. Defense offered no testimony. case sent to the Circuit Court for trial.
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Akoni Ad
Almont
Akon Aute
Mra
Kumod
Manoa Valley
Peters
D. H
Akonl Au
Kuumoo
Leo
Chrowit Court
Attack on Sabbath law as unconstitutional
Attorney F M Brooks attacked the Sunday closing provision that bars barber work after 9 pm, arguing the policy is nonsensical and discriminatory. He noted a barber shaved a man after 9 pm, pledged to cite authorities from other states, and asked for a continuation to tomorrow for further briefing.
QFFIGER BINKS LAST TRIP AND LABOR NOTES
The present trip is the Inez which Second Officer J W Binks of the Coptic will make on the San Prande fo Oriental run. After this trip Mr Winks will return to London to take 4 position on one of the White Star Line's boats running to Li ppal and New York or between Liver pool and Austral. Mr Binkshaw finished hie three years in the Oriental service and will therefore, on ly customary, go back to a Europens rt. He ie well known In thin port de Well un it all the porte touched by the Pacific Mail boats in the Orient, and se popular at all places between San Francisco and Hongkong. He was formerly engaged In trading of ONLY TWO MORE DAYS IN WHICH TO REGISTER oe There was no meeting of the Hooula and Hoole Labor Society this morn ent was announced In the Adven ter. The meeting takes place tomor row morning at 10 o'clock and every! M number is expected to be present. The Honolulu Eaxinners' Society met astevenlog and heard a number of papers. The principal one was on seam turbines, the writer being W G Skinner. Another was on the con sumption of hagas by A Cannon of the Trou Works. A Mungrave, C K Simpson and S J Carter were elected to membership.
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Inez
J. W. Binks
Winks
London
White Star Line
Lippal
New York
Liverpool
Austral
Binkshaw
Oriental Service
Orient
San Francisco
Hongkong
Honolulu
Baseball Park Proposal Seeks $3000 to Save Local Games
A plan seeks a $3000 loan to develop a baseball park with easy access from Vine Yard and Liliha streets. Advances would be repaid, as Punahou trustees allow use of the college camp, while Makiki grounds face financial and logistical hurdles for public games.
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Vineyard
Liliha Streets
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John F. Colburn
Mabele
Faherier
Supreme Court
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TEL. Main
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Sir James. MacKay
James Mackay
China
Mackay
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Moana
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Sir Jamon
Muunway
Emttern
Ls & Magnate
Conail Hoare
James
James Lyte
Australia
Atlantic
Europe
Lytes
Hombay
Viceroy of
India
Victoria
Ululan
Imperial Cigar Store
Port Street Distributors
Duvadchelte
Mr. Diann
Dixon
Duvauchelle
Mr. Dixon
Thomas Square
Divauchelter
Ah Far
Lubsok
Newaboys
Energ Lc
Pitth
Whitman & Co
Argonaut Bicycle
Hub Clothing Store
M. W
Waltham Watch
Atte
Brooks
F. M. Brooks
Pace Court
Othara
Supreme Courts
Tie
Bheritt Chillingworth
Brooke
Qffiger Binks
Hooula and Hoole
Mono
Punahow
Makiki Recreation Grounds
Twell
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