Murder Trial for Tanbara Gissboro Opens in Court
Seventy two jurors were summoned with twelve chosen for the panel, all examined as the murder trial for Tanbara Gissboro moved forward. The United States waived five challenges and the defense ten. Proceedings paused for jury seating and court guidance on timing and instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanbarn Gissboro
W. H. Wilkinson
T. H. Hughes
C. H. Brown
M. J. Bissell
B. Friel
J. 4
McDonald
Jonathan Bear
MF ¥. Sabin
J. P. Winnler
W. T
Av. Pariah
W. 0. Atwater
True
United States
United States District Court
C. A. Brown
Dh . Minuet
BB. Friel
J. J. Mer Donald
Jonathan Shaw
W. Ff. Rabin
J.P. Winnie
A. W. Meyers
C. A. Hall
W. T. Schima
Thompson
Ismer
Breckens
Mr. Thompson
Mall
Fd. Towne
Mr. Meyers
J. A
Parrish
Mr. Towne
Richard Davenport
W. C. Atwater
Batee
Mr. Brookens
Tanbara Gluburo
Jorgen J. Jacobsen
Fred J. Woo
New Authorizations To Road Boards Issued By Public Works
A October 15 circular from Cooper of the Public Works Department cancels all outstanding authorizations to district road boards for specific appropriations. New authorizations are issued to named road boards including Willis A. Chair, Walalua, Puna, Kona, Makawao, Kohala, and North Kona, each with monthly expenditure limits and project descriptions through the remainder of the year.
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Cooper
Public Works Department
Superintendent of Public Works
Willis Achairman
Hanalet
Haena
Kalalau
Iaena
Hanakaplai
Col
C. P. Feukes
Walalua
A. G. Curtis
Puna
Punanahuly
Kohala
Cren
Auguet
Road Board
Kona
Doctor Galbraith Endorses Hawaii as Winter Haven Prospect
Dr W J Galbraith returned from the mainland back in Honolulu and pressed Hawaii as a winter resort. He cites mainland prosperity, urges aggressive nationwide advertising, proposes central agents in Chicago and California, and notes three substantial men he persuaded to visit Hawaii for winter residence.
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W. J. Galbraith
Hawaiian
Hawaii
United States
Galbraith
le Lalonde
Cuba
Florida
Omaha
Honolulu
Association Players Name Their Officers
The Hawaiinn Association Football League met last night at the Scottish Thistle Club to elect officers. Three teams are expected: Honolulus, Matteo Mimas, and Pacific. Officers chosen include President Stanley Heardmore, view president J F Fenwick, secretary A S Guild, and treasurer J M Catton. The league game will begin December 20 with practice already underway.
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Hawaiinn
Scottish Thistle
Progrems
Dia
Weawon
Robert Anderson
Thy
Honolulus
Matteo Mimas
Pacific
Stanley Heardmore
J. F. Fenwick
Mallett
Biksi
A. 8. Guild
Hackfeld-Davies
Recognition of Services at Honaluli Iron Works Co
The board of directors of the Honalu li Iron Works Co through the president PM Bwanay Tina presented yesterday noon to William C Roe chief machinist a gold headed vane inscribed and an engraved copy of a statement as a token of esteem for faithful labors. Donor remarks and congratulations followed the presentation marking the employer’s esteem and Roe’s achievement. The Nevada will sail from Kahuhu for San Francisco on the 25th not stopping at this port, an impression held by many.
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Honaluli
Ron Works Co
PM. Bwanay
Tina
Wiliam C. Roe
Alvo Ae
Roe
HS Mackreta & Co
Nevadan
Kahuhu
San Francisco
Republicans Plan Torchlight March in City Celebration
The Republicans announce a large torchlight procession for Saturday night, October 25. Prince Cupidilt will return to participate as the parade marshal. The event, coordinated with local leaders and veterans, includes a speech at Bima Square and a pledge to boost party support for election efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princ Cupidilt
Republcane
Bima Square
Harvest of nickels at the Capitol papers sale
The town awaited Capitol developments as The Galietin extra edition hit the streets. Boys supplied the demand, and the tally showed a harvest of nickels from numerous prize listings and reader purchases, with names such as Alex Hewitt Willie Johnson Vincent Correa Ernest Muniz and others among the readers.
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Capitol
Galietin
Alex Hewitt
Cee Willie Johnson
Vincent
Charles Correa
Ernest Muniz
David Miha
Louis Richards
Tischera
John Medifros
Charles Wilcox
Prince in Hilo as bail upheld by Chief Justice Frear
The Honolulu publication reports that Prince Jonah Kalantanaole, a delegate candidate, arrived in Hilo by wireless. The Central Committee extended plans, sent him to Maui and back, with a new schedule to influence the Second District. Wireless messages show strong Maui disappointment as plans shift toward Oahu. Chief Justice Frear refused to reduce bail for Wright, keeping it at 3000, with a 1000 bond, awaiting trial on embezzlement charges.
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Prince Jonah Kalantanaole
Mediblican Capelidas
Congress
Hilo
WF Pogue
Maui
H. L. Holstein
Hawaii
Jon Maui
Honoldla
Thin
Previ
Mant
Second
Claudine
Lanafa
Milo
Maul
Contra
Oahu
Puna
Honolulu
Central Committee
Ives
Frear
W. L. Wilcox
Wright Wig
Hie
A. M. Brown
William Henry
B. P. Dole
B. A. Douthitt
Geo. A. Davis
Mr. Davie
Tudietmant
Achee
Wright
Gear
Supreme Court
Weekend Schedule Fragments Mention Upcoming Matches
Fragmented text notes another bout set for Saturday and a final event on the Mandy night, with a prior clash to follow the Saturday program. Details are incomplete, but the sequence indicates a series of events leading to a Saturday confrontation.
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Kalli
Mandy
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