Former Queen Defendant and Rice Land Controversy in High Courts
The record covers multiple equity actions in the Hawaii Supreme Court era. It details Lydia Dowinvie also known as bili vokslaui and Wong Koni seeking lease specific for Lumalui Kauai rice land at 2400 yearly for ten years beginning Jan 4, 1000, with defendants resisting. Attorney summaries show motions to dissolve injunctions, demurrers, and bills of exceptions. The cases involve mortgage redemption, accounting, quiet title, and a significant Supreme Court opinion by Neumann on partnership equity and specific relief for coowners. The document notes actions by Lam Sans Chin, A. Hartwell, and others, with references to Kauai and circuit courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Achambore
Li. A. Thurston
A. Hoon
T. A. Thurston
Bin
Lam Sans Chin
She Aso
Young Yang
DC. Lai
W. L. Hopper
J. A. Hopper
Jaslyn Perry
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co
Kanului Railroad Co. L. A. Thurston
A.S. Hartwell
Kinney & Ballou
Ballou
Supreme Court
Alimi Va. H. Holmes
Perry
Hawaiian Agricultural
Saprri
Juice Perry
Samuel Norrie
Morten Va
A. Vi Gear
Paul Neumann
Judd
Whiting
Circuit Judge
First Circuit
Buplane
Circuit Court
Equity
Real estate and business notices in Hawaii ad insert
The advertisement promotes property sales in Honokaa and Koon Hawaii including a twenty acre coffee farm with seven year old coffee trees, dwellings, stock, and carts in good condition. Also offered is city property in prime residence areas and a coffee tract. Owner Mr. Vives, known to business community, is at the office next to the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Vives
Honokaa
Hawaii
Koon
Vivas
Yukon Navigation Closed Report From Vancouver
Representative Mason arrives from Daneou with news that Yukon navigation is closed. The last steamer to St Michael was the Sarah. The James Domville grounded near Rink Rapids, the Clara grounded in a slough near the Lodian River. Both steamers were attempting to ascend the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Uol
Mason
Daneou
Yukon
St. Michael
Sarah
James Domville
Rink Rapide
Clara
Lodian River
Tanot War Casey Seeks Tug Of War Match At Camp Otis
Casey of Oo A 18th Infantry at Camp Otis seeks a tug of war contest against Welaka Hao or any native team. An athlete, he can pull any line. Teams wishing to arrange a match may contact Casey at Camp Otis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey
Oo. A
18Th Infantry
Camp Otis
Welaka Hao
Saya le
Not Encourtyings Word From Family of Julius Hoting
A letter dated two days late reports Julius Hoting in Dre men suffering a serious illness. He showed no sign of improvement and could not recognize family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Hoting
Dremen
Hoting
American Capital Project Near Manchester Ship Canal
A Vittaburgh company representative seeks twenty acres on the Manchester ship canal bank to build a non corrosive metal factory. The plan aims to employ 5000 workers, signaling a major industrial development in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Vittaburgh Company
Manchester Ship Canal
Picnic in Waikiki with Daughters of Isepexkah
Plonteee Watkins hosts a Waikiki picnic for The Daughters of Isepexkah. Mia and Miss McGregor will soon depart for the colonies to spend about a year there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isepexkah
Waikiki
Mia
McGregor
Miss McGrregor
Stock Exchange Records and Closing Quotations
The report notes a record day with W E Brown selling 95 shares of Ewa at 230 and 96 shares at 280, plus large block trading. Oahu and Ona Assessable shares trade on a change and street sales total 20 830. Ewa closes at 235 with 230 bid as other issues like Qokala dion Olowala Pacific Mill and Pioneer Mill appear in closing quotations. Vallejo Oct 8 Commodore John Watson assumes command Mare Island Navy Yard and Station. Hartford to be docked Monday. Yorktown to take her place Tuesday. Thirty five enlisted men to go East Monday with discharge dates set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
W. E. Brown
Ewa
Thia
Oahu
Onbu
Wilder
Qokala Dion
Olowala
Pacific Mill
Pain Plantation
Pepoeken
Pioneer Mill
Wailuka
Waimanalo
N. Co
Hawaiian Electric
Mutual Telephone Co
Vallejo
John Watson
Mare Island Navy Yard
Hartford
Yorktown
Haat
Colorful Hawaiian Fish Display Draws Crowds at Market
Yesterday the market showcased brilliantly colored Hawaiian fish across every counter. Fishermen appeared to secure these prized specimens as visitors rushed to tell friends. By five o'clock crowds gathered to view the display and share the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian
Matotas to Pomorrow Fishing Trip Details
The Malolo fishing smack sails late tomorrow for a visit to Labsios and La nai stations. Captain Sass aims to complete preliminaries before departure. No fishing will occur on the trip as work at the stations proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malolo
Labsios
Lanai
Sass
Last of the Machinery Exhibition Opens in Kona
The Mauna Longia machinery for coffee drying is unveiled today in Kona with a ceremony honoring Dr. A. McWayne. Dr. McWayne expects strong business as he introduces his new import venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Longia
A. McWayne
Kona
McWayne
Rece
Furniture Deal Promises Wide Desk Styles at Hotel Bethel
Ron Top Dexter, Ordway & Porter advertise a large new invoice of complete desk furniture for Hotel and Bethel streets. The firm notes desks come in many styles to suit all rooms, with a focus on full, top quality pieces suitable for commercial settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway & Porter
Hotel & Bethel Streets
Beattie Heer Seeks Rainier Beer Popular in Seattle Saloons
Beattie Heer notes Rainier beer is becoming a household word in Seattle areas with the phrase will you have a glassy of Seattle common in saloons. The Criterion Saloon offers Rainier on tap or in bottles as demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Heer
Rainier
Seattle
Criterion Saloon
Trial of Jas Sherwood in Long Branch liquor case stalls court
In the Police Court a lengthy trial centered on Jas Sherwood of Long Branch Waikiki charged with selling spirituous liquor without a license. Witnesses described a seaside afternoon with beer, gin given by Deputy Marabal Chillingworth, and no proof of payment. The judge adjourned until Saturday while other raided defendants faced fines. A private soldier Ryay, charged with drunkenness, was dismissed after an apparent near-fatal scene. Ah Pook was sent to reform school for truancy. Kahouaoui paid fines for stealing concession tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Sherwood
Long Branch
Waikiki
A. G. M. Robertson
Marshal Brown
Atery
Marabal Chillingworth
Marabel Brewo
Marabal Brown
Robertson
M Lewone
Ryan
Alskes Atreet
Wilcox
Lund
Ryay
Ah Pook
Reform School
Kahouaoui
Coat
Che
Bicycle Patrol Costumes Proposed For City Police
Yesterday a suggestion arose that bicycle patrolmen be issued regular bicycle outfits. Current trousers are warm and stiff leggings hinder movement. Better uniforms would aid prompt speed and comfort when officers are required.
Death Toll From New York Troop Arrival
Report on Khartoum casualties notes only thirteen deaths among incoming troops. Dispatch quotes British forces in Khartoum saying troops are dying like flies amid growing combat exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G Loni
Khartoum
Bailey's Bike Bits and Bailey's Honolulu… Tires
Bailey's Bike Bits repairs tires and wheels at 231 King Street. The shop offers tire mounting balancing and wheel services with emphasis on prompt, reliable service for local cyclists.
Executive Dept In Turmoil Amid Immigration Debate
The interior heads are sidelined with the president away in Hawaii as discussions over Chinese immigration under annexation policy intensify. Legal opinions divide on whether the ban applies only to future entries or to current protégés under the islands’ governance. Meanwhile the Anchor Saloon promotes Seattle beer and a wide liquor selection to lure travelers passing by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
King
Smith
Dole
Hawaii
Damon
Huesinger
Interior Department
Pritay
Girvin
China J Bureau
Foreign Office
Newlands
Hoe
McKinley
George Stratemayer
Hongkong
Haa
Congress
Islanda
Dark French-Moustached Man Hauls Coal by Wharves
A small man with a French mustache lingers near the Irmgard and old fishmarket wharves all day. He watches for coal dropped by carts, then darts out to grab it and rushes to Lia to keep it. He is seen among carts from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irmgard
Fishmarket
Lia
Manuel Phillips sells filly Madehon to Larry Dee
Manuel Phillips sold the racehorse filly Madehon to Larry Dee. Dee plans training and a likely next race day appearance for the horse. Madehon is half sister to Klattawab, who recently set a 2044 record. Jay Greene assists veteran More by posting bail and seeking local sympathy. Hosolula Messenger Service delivers letters and packages, including telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Phillips
Madehon
Larry Dee
Jay Greene
Geo. W. de Long Post
More
Jim
Controversy Over Remarks on Martial Law Appeal
Brigadier General King asks for apology from District Magistrate Wilcox over comments about martial law proclaimed by Lieutenants Merriam and Wheel. Wilcox replies he has nothing to retract. Also noted is the funeral of Private Timbers Joke of the Ith Infantry at Cap Ota with civilian mourners and officers in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apatowyim
Witeow Jiulee Wilcox
Prigaster
King
Merriam
Atresia
Honolula
W. Strikk Witcox
Lingtrict
Vendula
Timbers Joke
Company L
Ith Infantry
Cap Ota
Teva St. Avlioo
Nagaon
Unaplain Sehware
New York Regiment
Mere
M. Daou
Mra
Real estate note on King Street premises
Notice by WL Kanliken describes sale or lien involving property on King Street the premises of Kate L Vida. The announcement outlines the property description and related terms and conditions for the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epfeers
WL. Kanliken
Aimong
King Street
Mua
Kate L. Vida
Panahon Town Football Team Accepts Thanksgiving Challenge
Rear Admiral John Carron Febiger and George D. Saxton discussed the challenge at a meeting yesterday. Mera. McKinlay was shot and killed in Canton Oct. 7. Mira. Apna C. Georgelna underwent a trial, Senator Morgan arrived in Washington and has no plans with President Mekletee Morgan refused to discuss the commission report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carron
U.S. N
George D. Saxton
Mera. McKinlay
Canton O
Opt
Mira
Apna C. Georgelna Bven
Washington
Mekletee Morgan
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Klondikers
Plonteee Watkins
ROYAL
Oah ‘Su
Matotas
Ron Top
Dexter
Jas. Sherwood Hincharued
Cage
Daly Trirtion
Bailey
Carretera
Mabonly
Rim
Oman
EPA
Baileys
Kenlyal Bay
Willy Twee
Amy
Palama
Anchor
John Dewar
Weie
Hosolula Messenger Service
Pelyphone
Chatto
Panahon
Footall
Pate
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