Sabate Sentenced Three Years In Hawaii Court Case
Sabate received a three year sentence for eleven counts of unlawful detention with terms totaling three years. The court also imposed fines and hard labor penalties on Manuel Vierra and Ton Pong for related offenses. The Rosenberg clothing bill dispute with British Consul Hoare resulted in a deduction of 896, honoring a verbal order to furnish goods cheaply. The piracy case schedule and related immigration matters were continued, with trial of Gisaburo Tanbara for murder later.
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Hoare
Rosenberg
Jean Babate
United States
Katee
Oahu
Sabate
Forrest
Breckens
Arot
Mott
Manuel Vierra
Ue Inn
Ton Pong
Rosenberg Va
Hoase
Nea
Estee
H. Hackford & Co., Ltd
Baseball momentum grows in Waialua and Kahuku matches
Lively interest in baseball spreads through Waialua and Kahuku with four local teams forming. Waialua plantation leads with several wins including a 12 to 10 victory over Kahuku. Notable players include Nowell, former Custom House captain. Crowds gather for each game as plans rise for a Kahuku showdown next Sunday afternoon.
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Waialua
Koolauloa
Waiaiua
KA Huki
Itn
Bere
Nowell
Custom House Baseball
Walatua
Kabuks
Walaiua Plantation
Kabuku
Aimes
Koo Ianion
Walalua
Kahuku
Native Falls Dead After Street Incident Near Antimarker Indy
A native about 25 to 49 years old collapsed on the street near the Antimarker area in Indianapolis this forenoon. Passersby aided him, then he died. Patrol wagon took the body to the morgue. Cause of death given as valvular heart disease. The deceased resided in Kewalo.
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Indy
Kewalo
Cleghorn Denies Authorization in Boyd Reward Case
Mr Cleghorn denies he ever authorized anyone to make any suggestion or offer a reward regarding Mr Boyd. He asserts no one has been empowered to propose any action or payment connected to the matter.
Doomed Man Has More Time to File Will Expections
Kimura sentenced to death for murder in Wal sine gets thirty days more to file his will of exceptions. Deputy Attorney General Cathcart and Thos Dillon represent the prisoner. Carter petition for probate of late Harriet Carter’s will extended two weeks. The will made in Honolulu around October 22, 1898, with estate valued at 2124.62 after legal fees of 300. An administrator with the will annexed may be appointed to release a remaining mortgage in Washington. The court may establish the lost will by oral evidence. The estate will be divided between Harriet Layman Hempstead and Flor inon Nightingale Carter, children of the deceased.
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Kimura
Walsine
John W. Cathcart
Dillon
Alfred W. Carter
Harriet Carter
Honolulu
Washington
Harriet Layman Hempstead
Florinon Nightingale Carter
Leceaned
Ashford
Charton Gay Va
J. Hayvelden
John P. Colburn
Tom
Wailuku
J. A. Maesooo
Susan Brash
M. T. Simonton
Max
Spider Jackson's Answer and Honolulu Trade Request
In Honolulu on October 20 1908 Aoula Evening Bulletin relates Spider Jackson's reply to readers. He states he will accept a return ten round match with Mr Decke under any conditions to be arranged in Honolulu at a date agreeable to Decke for a decisive outcome. Also notes the British bark Eudora Captain Dickson arrived from Newcastle with 1780 tons of coal.
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Honolulu
Aolter Evening Bulletin
Hilo Herald
Tam
Decke
Eudora
Dickson
Newcastle
Shy
Disputed Estate and Local Political Gathering Highlight Bulletin
The record notes receipts of H4452.04 and a pay of 4209.88 leaving a balance due ward of 192.48. It lists the estate worth 12900 including a Fire Claim Commission award and grants discharge for several executors and administrators of James Woods. A demurrer hearing in A Brown et al. is continued by Judge Robinson. A Young Men’s Republican Club meeting in Orpheum featured speeches by Carter Kumalae Harrin Andrade Long and others with native choir music. George Breen, linked to a recent street shooting, was released from custody but a revolver remains with the Unkle game.
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Andre Robinson
Godfrey Brown
Franch M. Swangy
John Simmonds
T. Rain Walker
Mr. Swanzy
James Woods
A. Brown
A. W. Carter
Robinson
Jobatt Hetate, Ltd
Young Men’s Republican Chub
Orpheum
Senator Carter
Jonah Kumalae
W. W. Harrin
Frank Andrade
Carlos Long
W. C. Ach
L. L. McCandless
Lorrin Amndrews
Young Men's Republican Club
Hilo to Build Public Whar f Under Public-Private Plan
Government backs a public utility wharf project at Waiakes river mouth in Hilo bay with a 1000 feet by up to 100 foot structure. Estimated cost around 80000 dollars, funded via contract with Hilo Dock Company and Superintendent Cooper. Public rates same as Honolulu, government may take equity after initial outlay and depreciation. Also notes indoor baseball game at YMCA gym tonight at 8, featuring Intermediation and Crecents. seventeen games remain in the season. Kona coffee advertised at C J Day’s Grocery 28 per lb.
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Hilo Ie
Coupell
Public Works
Cooper
Hilo Dock Company
Waiakes River
Hilo Bay
Honolulu
Honolulu Police Act to Remove Street Obstructions
Acting Superintendent Henry K. Cooper orders strict enforcement of street obstruction laws in Honolulu. Merchants have used awnings and display goods on sidewalks. police to enforce permits, height rules, and sidewalk width limits to clear public paths.
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Henry K. Cooper
Hono
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Maine
Hilo Doge Contract
Yom.coa
C.J. Day's Grocery
Alec Hewitt
Iiar
Alec
Tme
Whitman & Co
Argonaut Elevete
Hub Clothing House
MH. W. Foster
Waltham Watch
Terete
Alex Hewitt
Willie Johnson
Vincent Charles Correa
David Miha
Ernest Muniz
Louis Richards
John Medieros
Tisghera
Charles Wilcox
Tate
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California
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