Lightfoot Denies Vindication Motive In Parker Ranch Suit
In the Parker ranch case Joseph Lightfoot testified that he never sought the suit to vindicate himself. He supported the injunction petition against Carter, acknowledging it fairly stated facts from his view, while noting questions about Annie T. K. Parker ownership and partnership fears. Kinney pressed for fuller disclosure, but Lightfoot defended the petition as a fair statement of material facts and discussed Hawaii property aspects and money due from the Metropolitan Meat Market.
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Magoon
J. B. Low
Parker Ranch
Kinney
Low
Carter
Wandenberg
Lightfoot
W. A. Kinney
Annie T. K. Parker
Lightfoot ii
Witld Lightfoot
Soen
Kinny
Oahu
Hawaii
Ballou
Anid Magoon
J. P. Low
Planters Discuss Independent Steamship Idea Between San Francisco and Honolulu
A special Hawaling re' Association meeting debated handling accumulated planters business but did not touch on Europe labor for sugar or the 1905 crop figures. Reports say sugar interests consider forming an independent steamship link with San Francisco and Honolulu, a plan pushed by certain business men and to be discussed further.
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Hawalingre’ Association
Europe
Sugor
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bulletin
Str Agother
Sa Fran Biaca
Mystic Shriners Pilgrimage to Hawaii Promoted by Steamship Group
Los Angeles will host a great Mystic Shriners gathering next May for a pilgrimage to Hawaii. Dr M J Grow man, Illustrious Potentate, backs efforts to showcase Hawaii while Hawaii Promotion Committee awaits steamship co response. Carpenters from the city plan to apply this afternoon. Baldwin address given.
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Los Angeles
M. J. Growsman
Ilustrious
Hawaii
Baimmer
San Francisco
Steamship
Promotion Committee
Arguments Which May Have Induced Peace
Ambiguous field notes from Cal indicate possible factors for peace discussions. Sugar futures show 96 degree centrifugals with 31 cents and 88 ETS analysis values around 93 to 40, reflecting prior quotations and Be 3.84 with Centrifugals.
Montano Files Double Bankruptcy Petition In Hawaii
Mary Jane Montano files a voluntary bankruptcy petition with assets including real estate on Manoa Street valued at 6000 and various debts to Wilder & Co and First American Savings & Trust Co. An involuntary petition by Anitres A. Montano seeks similar relief with unsecured liabilities totaling about 8181. The estate lists exemptions of 50 plus property trust allocations and a mortgage securing 506 to W. C. Smith as trustee.
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Mary Jane Montano
Manoa
W. C. Smith
Wilder & Co
First American Savings & Trust Co
Bf Loularon
Miller Street
Duelity Mount
Nassits
Miller Atreat Realty
Alameda Floated and Discharging Cargo at Wharf
San Francisco dispatch reports Alameda successfully floated and now discharging cargo alongside the wharf. The underwriter plans to condition the vessel and turn her over to the Oveente Steamship Co as serviceable for future service after the boat was salvaged following the prior wreck.
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G. Tenin & Co. Ltd
Jovat
Oveente Steamship Co
Spreckels & Brow, Co
Sun Francisco
San Francisco
Alameda
Award of Bulletin tract printing rights to Bulletin Publ Co
Volume 17 Reports grant awarded to Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd for printing tract. The decision names the Bulletin Publishing Co Ltd as the authorized printer for the tract.
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Bulletin Publishing Co.,Ltd
Camp McKinley Dance Delights Local Social Club
The Camp McKinley Social Club held its second monthly dance with about eighty members in attendance and chaperone Wing in. An army omnibus shuttled guests between 7:30 and 1:30, delivering them to a pavilion decorated with date palm and Chinese lanterns. The dance continued late with a special car bringing attendees back to town.
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Camp McKiniey
Chaperona
Dancine
Party Rules Reform Draws Interest at Republican Meetings
The Republican Territorial Central Committee convenes at Republican headquarters on Fort Street at 7 to discuss revising party rules. Members expect to report later. supporters from other groups seem eager for reform, while the public shows renewed interest in party rules. Dead games and sports are mentioned as not being dead.
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Republican Territorial Central Committee
Republians
Fort Street
Alameda Goes To Dry Dock After Cargo Discharged
San Francisco report notes the Alameda discharged the remainder of its cargo and entered a dry dock. In Massachusetts, CW Bartlett is nominated for Governor by the Democrats. Rostoffan Don reports a Russian mail train wreck near Vladikaskazore injuring forty five people.
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San Francisco
Cal
Rostoffan Don
Vladikaskazore
Two Blocks Burn in New York Tenement District
Fire swept two blocks of the New York tenement district on October 7, forcing hundreds of dwellers to flee their homes as flames gutted multiple buildings and firefighters battled the blaze through the afternoon.
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New York, N
Drunk Robber Bails with Warrants at County Office
A drunk man robbed the County Auditor's office yesterday afternoon seizing several warrants worth hundreds of dollars. Auditor James Meknell and staff chased the suspect, Jon Daniels, who blocked access to at least three warrants, while the Treasurer’s office recovered two warrants and the others were returned.
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Welock
Kase Belpe
James Meknell
Bol
Madelona
Trent
Joe Dane Tals
Whit
Hin
Tekpoll
Mahelona
Madelina
Jon Daniels
Daniels
Trentay
Warrant Stash Sparks Drunken Arrest Case
Trent's office aide and Auditor Bicknell uncover a pocket full of warrants amid a drunken uproar. Police arrest Daniels who was wanted for another charge over a borrowed suit, while auditors fear exposure of warrants from the car.
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Trent
Blcknell
Thailet
Daniels Way
Danels
Bicknell
Daniels
Madelena
Hicknell
No XEN ON OTE STR A Runaway Mules Disrupt City Street
A pair of mules belonging to Club tables were led by a boy on Hotel Street when a runaway auto frightened them. One mule cut across the pavement scattering a fruit stall, the other slid toward Lundo's clothing store, creating excitement. The animals calmed and were brought together, much to onlookers’ relief.
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Murea
Lundo
Qnally
Whinm Hemaelve Howree
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