Estate Case and Supreme Court Rulings in Columbia
The Supreme Court issued a continuous opinion on the Wakiki land dispute involving Malie Kabai, O. W. Booth, and the estate of Alexander Moore with Beckley as party, clarifying land title by possession and error in bounds. Judge Stanley decides in favor of Maka Puankivi for housekeeper wages and outlines discharge petitions in related estates. the court debates jurisdiction and the Reynolds vessel bond case, with counsel contending for damages and potential contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
O. W. Booth
Malie Kabai
Vthine
Wakiki
Nation Judhl
Nptiona
Ohief
Beckley
Magoon
McClanahyn
Perry
City of Columbia
Judd
Justice Whiting
Brear
Hun
Paol Neawaon
Buch
Mr. Davis
Rene Berliner
Kinney
Russell Colesgrove
Davis
Mr. Hatch
Mr. Kinney
Last night's football practice and team selections
Last night’s practice showed strong effort as 22 players prepare two fall teams. Coach and captain expect to confirm lineup after tonight’s work with A W Camp proposed as captain nominee, while Fort and King streets departure aids boys to the grounds. Boat club meeting at Hawaiian hotel discussed funds, with Prince David Kawananakoa presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Camp
Texas
Virginia
Abas
Fort and
King Streets
Potter Notes and Patrol Moves Shock Small Town
Officer Toma has been arrested for assault on Knoo da, a Japanow native. Gots A Spillner, son of Captain Spillner, joins the Mounted Patrol. Joe Kaimibaa, clerk at the receiving station, is at bed. Mounted Patrolman Bixty is granted a week off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toma
Knooda
Japanow
Gots A. Spillner
Spillner
Mounted Patrol
Joe Kaimibaa
Wick
Bixty
Names Readied for Circuit Court After Police Court Sessions
In police court this forenoon the cases of Ah Oban and Ah Sing for opium possession were disposed of, with $50 and coats involved. Joo Bar was bound over to the Circuit Court. Twivving with Mr. Rydney Morse left for Hilo aboard the Kiona this morning where a concert is planned and a volcano trip will be made. On return to Honolulu no concert at popular pieces will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Milnor
Russell Oslegrove
Cauplees
Ah Oban
Ah Sing
Joo Bar
Rydney H. Morse
Kiona
Hilo
Honolulu
Americna
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Griffith
G. A. Tin Clueluad
Ohio
Barber
Hagenising
Col. Barber
G.A. R
ALR
Jay Greene
Bial Post
Watutnn mMeerinn
Weisley Plant
Caatle & Cooke Ltd
Enya
Hilo Republican Club Meets in Court House
The Hilo Republican Club gathered Tuesday night in the Court House with 123 members present. Discussion on amending by laws to require 15 members for a quorum did not proceed, and debate on a Bridge Street building was deferred to the next regular meeting. Messrs McCandless Zablan and Pollock formed a social club in Hilo planning a dance venue and a new building with loans already secured. Henry Porter longtime Hilo resident died Sunday at his Pleasant Street home and was buried Monday. funeral at the Foreign Church. The service was led by Revs Crogan and Hill. pallbearers included C Kennedy Chaos Foroesus L Severance Willfong EN Holmes RLyman Henry Denson and F S Lyman. W G Trewin visited town Friday and departed Saturday. a serenade occurred at B L Winter’s residence before departure. Reports indicate two syndicates seeking banking information for new institutions in Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Street
Treasury Way
Messia
McCandless
Zablan
Pollock Hav
Hilo
Kakuan
Lucre
Tauers
Henry Porter
Hite
Ploasant Street
J. A. Crogan
W. Hill
Kennedy
Chaos
Foroesus
L. Severance
Willfong
E N. Holmes
R Lyman
Henry Denson
Lyman
Anth
Crozac
W. G. Trewin
Corway
B.L. Winter
Staes
Hily
Hawaii Herald
Achi Seeks Reinstatement and Flag Raising Plea
W C Achi files a second petition before the Supreme Court seeking reinstatement and a ruling on his eligibility. The case centers on his business interests and a bid for election to the House of Representatives and a city council seat, with arguments about a suitable site and related endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Achi
Supreme Court
House of Representative and
Council
William ©. Acshaw
J. Q. Wood
J L. Kanlukou
J. M. Poopoe
W. BR. Castle
Swithh
John F B. Colburn
Achi
Hawali Ne
House of Representatives
Counsell of State
Buooh Johnson
U. L. Hopiius
John Phillipa
Stars and Stripes Will Fly in Hawaii Schools
A long list of civic and legal notes covers William Acshaw seeking readmission to practice law after a 1895 dismissal, Hawaii politics, a push to raise the American flag over public schools, and local appointments and club meetings.
McKinley Offers Points to Paris Peace Commissioners
A Washington sourced dispatch claims President McKinley set out three conditions to the Paris Peace Commission: equal commercial relations for the United States in the Philippines, U.S. rights over the Philippines, and Spain not to alienate colonies. The note reportedly fixes the date for the next meeting on the last Thursday in November, Thanksgiving Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
U.S
Fopau Mail
Race Between Kionu and Maga Loa to Lahaina
Reports describe a naval race as Mauna Loa leads toward Lahaina with Kinau following after passing Diamond Head. By noon the vessels were about twenty miles from Lahaina, abreast and advancing rapidly as steam and firemen worked hard. Also noted are notices about events at the Magoa Lome, Lodge le Progres de I, and a VIP visit by Princess Kaiulani and party expected back in two or three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahaina
Diamond Head
Kinau
Lahatoa
Kaiulani
Magoa Lome
James Hord
Hams of Interest Ryder Riders Pattern
Ryder is scarce and steady with limited supply as riders assess market demand. A plan by a notable manufacturer is hinted but unclear, while industry chatter references cycle age trends and forthcoming releases. Strong entities appear to include Ryder and unnamed manufacturers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryder
A Yy
Goilmannl
Turbulent Hawaii News Briefs Include Dole Firing Judge Swaley
The report details political reshuffles aboard the Mauna Loa with President Dole signing commissions to replace Judge Hitchenck and Judge Swaley to act in place. It also notes a street assault at Breenim and Nouauu, a deputy marshal pursuit, a prominent real estate gathering for the Weisley Plant Company, and preparations for a Thursday Ball at Progress Hall with floor waxing under BP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa
Tudge Branley
Courk
Hawaii
Ieee
Vlent Dole
Jidge Stanley
Marsal Hitchcock
Etekathor
Hilo
BuLuErin
Sud
Wanis
Yokohama
Ltt
Port Street
Progress Hall
BP. B. Ont
Niraus Uch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kahai Estate
Stanley
Lexander
Moore
Dloilani Boat Club
Prince David Kawananakoa
Potter
Nolen
ROYAL
Republican Club
Henry Porter Bank Prospectors
Court House
Thea
Mra
Carl Herts
M. K. Keola
Circuit Court of
Maui
Justice Frear
Dome
Mariposa
Spencer Smithies
Dr. Howard's
King Street
O. V. Stardevant
Davey Photograph Co
Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd
Lodge
le Progres de Oveanie No. 14
A. & Aos
Bite
Masonic Temple
Dour
Prau
Ashley
Smth
Petrie
Isldent
PRACK
Commissioners of Exartion
le Progres de I
Pailey
Baileys Honouull Cyclery
Alirydon
Mindal
Soe
Spuide Fearuey
Sestion
Hawa Government
AC Jintman
Bretenin
Nouauu
Chillingworth
Eby
Pebale
Qrices
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