Barber Sunday trade ruled unconstitutional by judge Wilcox
Lat Shoon Ah Hing Kam Chee Aw Tong and Ah Kam faced charges for violating section 817 of the Penal Laws which barred barber work after 9 on Sundays. Judge Wilcox ruled the provision unconstitutional, noting it favors some trades and denying equal restriction. The defense argued Sunday laws are discriminatory yet upheld in other states. Continued on Page 6. Vote for Camara, Independent candidate for the Fourth District.
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Wilcox
Lat Shoon
Ah Hing
Kam Chee
Aw Tong
Ah Kam
Nice
F. M. Brooks
IAW
Sheri Brown
Chamber of Commerce Seeks Board of Health Support
The Chamber of Commerce met at the usual hour this morning for a monthly session. Present were C. M. Cooke vice president presiding J. G. Spencer secretary J. M. Atherton H. A. Inenborg W. Allen J. A. Ste Candress W. M. Giffard P. M. Swanay HB. Wally W. W. Harels and A Gartenberg. The meeting discussed by laws printing delays and the Merchants Association book project. A pending inquiry into oil and kerosene storage and a proposed inspection plan were outlined. A letter from High Sheriff Brown about enforcing storage laws was reviewed. Discussion on a public statements regarding the Board of Health included a motion to express confidence in Dr Sloggett, with additional calls for a fuller response from the Board. The session noted funding needs for fire loss claims and the possibility of a future trip to Washington by J. Pratt. A draft letter by Lowrey was discussed but ultimately discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
C. M. Cooke
J. G. Spencer
J. 3. Atherton
H. A. Inenborg
W. ¥. Allen
J. A. Ste. Candress
W. M. Giffard
P.M. Swanay
HB. Wally
W. W. Harels
A Gartenberg
Spenerr
Tmtanda
Spenver
Merchants’ Association
Lalande
Cooper
Swansy
Spencer
Brown
Oakland
Cal
San Diego
Bulletin
Mlon
Chamber
Thi
Thetelan
Aucces
California
Cooke
Daniel Logan
Weed
Harris
Me. Cooke
Chow
I Frasier
Daniel Lafun
Lorgan
Critier
Pratt
Washington
Daima
J. Cooke
J. Pratt
Nxt
Congress
P. Cooke
H. A. Taenvergarew
Board of Health
Senatorial Commission
Dr. Sloggett
Benatoria Commission
Venberg
Inenberg
Slogwett
Isenberg
J. A. McCandless
Teenterg
Fire Mandamus Gases Hatch Contends Writ Proper
The Supreme Court heard the Fire Claims Commission appeal from a mandamus directing it to amend two insurance subrogation awards after insurer deductions. F M Hatch argued denial of justice via double deduction and that mandamus is proper when appeals are barred. The Attorney General noted the commission's relief aim after the 1900 fire and debated remedies if the law barred appellate review. Chief Justice Frear pressed about insured claimants assigning claims to insurers under policy terms.
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Supreme Court
Circuit
Gear
F. M. Hatch
North Carolina
Dole
Frear
Atorney
Curio Store Opens at Hawaiian Hotel Incon Street
Ferreira longtime police connection opens draped curio shop at the Hawaiian Hotel displaying items from the Hawaiian and South Sea Islands. Daily papers magazines will be sold. Public invited to inspect the new display and store opening tomorrow.
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Ferreira
Incon Street
Hawaiian
South Sea Islands
Joe
Registration totals near six thousand as vote day nears
At 1 o'clock today the registration stood at 6121 with 86 two seaniots. Among registrants 48 were foreigners, many from the Fourth district, indicating Republican efforts are bearing fruit. Officials expect total registration to reach about 6250 by tomorrow night’s close, with the current tally 52 ahead of two years ago. The body of Mr Lawashaw’s son remains unfound.
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Republican Committee
Board of Registration
Bulletin
Ah Far
Lubeck
Newaboys
Always News
Honolulu
The
Star Today
Smalier
Kamal Kamal fined for selling beer without license in Kakaako
Kamal, a Kakaako native, was fined 200 and costs in the Police Court for selling beer without a license at his small Kekaako joint near Honolulu Iron Works. A back door over the fence provided access for workers to drink, despite Kamal holding a federal license for The Kakaako Social Club. Two witnesses, Nebo and others, testified to purchasing beer from the defendant last Monday.
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Doe Kamal
Kamal
Kekaako
Honolulu Iron Works
Nebo
Wright seen on King Street before ambush attempt
An 18 year old identified William H Wright driving toward Mitte Britain along King Street moments before an attack. The witness described a man in a slur suit with a Panama hat and umbrella, and the use of the umbrella to shield his face as a catcher approached.
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Willi H. Wright
Tresaarer
Tertitory
Honolulu
Abe
William He Wright
King Street
Mitte
Britain
Ratiros
Bulletin
Wright
Willan
Piikol Steer
Denty
Hare
Judge Warns Involuntary Bankrupts For Failing To File
Judge Estes sternly warned involuntary bankrupts to file schedules. A list of aliens named by the court included George Watt William Barclay Jan M Ogilvy Scotland Charles Girdier G McNicoll John T Wright Samuel Pieree England R Ludio Germany Jos Medering V D Texeira Manuel Duarte John A Nunes Thomas Carvalho Antone de Castro F C Silva V Fernandes Jr Portugal F Hansen Denmark and others. Applications continued to 2 p m due to absences. The Lehun steamer arrived from Molokai ports last night at 10 o clock.
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Estes
W .T Rawlings
Star Soda Water Works
Bakrupt
Woll
George Watt
William Barclay
Jan
M. Ogilvy
Scotland
Charles Girdier
G. McNicoll
Johon T. Wright
Samuel
Pieree
England
Landiof
A. Winterstein
H. Star
Koff
Richard Ludio
Germany
Jos, Medering
Caledonia
United States
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Tudge Wagok
Barber Uestin
Brooks
jVote
Camara
Masonic Temple
Messenger Service
Campbell Block
Tdi
Reddiver
Monolala
Swanon
Chinaman
Afi Hite
Fernandes
Sines
Iwan
M, Brown
High Sherif
Territory of Hawaii
Mr. Weedon Wort
Iw. C
Molokal
Cam Fleston
Lowray
F. J. Lowrey
W. G. Irwin
FW. Macfarlane
Merchants' Association
MR. Hatch
Pacific Surety CO
Manle
Office of
Admoluty Invesment CO
Judd Building
Merchant Street
Hotel Curio
Mr. Dole
Cathcart
Chi Dick
Raon
Bethel
Hote
Lanefellow
Charles Lawas
Whitman & Co
Argonaut Bicycle
Hub Clothing Store
Suit of Clothes
M. W
Waltham Watch
Berner Feng
Kakaako
Lehun
Molokai
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