Duress Claim Fails Over Trust Deed Case ruling
Supreme Court upholds the Cheeah Court decision finding the trust deed obtained from John A. Cummins by threats of divorce or guardianship did not establish undue influence. The decree sustaining the trust and dismissing the bill is affirmed with arguments noting the principal acted with a capable understanding and relied on his agent's advice.
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Civic Federation clubs eyed in precinct drive prompt
A Home Ruler spoke on Civic Federation efforts to form political clubs across precincts with Hawaiians invited to join. Senator Chas Ach backs the movement for political purity, while Theodore Richards says no clubs are being established. A Hawaiian band performed aboard the Logan before noon.
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Not After Japanese Not After Japanese
Captain Gue Jokieow of the meaner Kotor Dollar of an Francisen expects to wait Thursday by way of Taco wa. No arrangements have been made to review with any Cemigbl. Captain Johnwon was asked to attend to any Japanese to the mainland, not if I know it. My permit only allows my thirteen persons and the Dollar will ship Thursday or Friday at the latest. Some claimed foreigners might be put below deck and not boarded as passengers, but no such intentions were disclosed. The Robert Dollar Ales American and the Branley Dollar English colors.
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Ayres Arrested in Hawaii Natation Fight on King Street
Ayres, a reporter for the Advertiser, was arrested after a Sunday morning affray on King Street involving A. T. Nichols. Nichols is wanted for fighting, and police search for him. The incident erupted over allegations of printed gambling game details and a gamekeeper named Nichols. Ayres alleges self defense as blows were exchanged and a crowd dispersed after officers intervened. The charge carries a fine up to 500 or six months hard labor. Ayres was released on recognizance.
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Memorial Bench And Bar Honor Armstrong In Hawaii
Hawaii lawyers gathered in the Supreme Court chamber to honor Williamson Nevins Armstrong, former Attorney General, with a resolution of appreciation. The ceremony included speeches lauding his industry, integrity, and broad knowledge, and extended sympathy to his family.
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Nuuanu Water Under Fire Over Possible Contamination
At a Civic Federation meeting Dr CH Wood reported on the condition of Nuuanu water. Concerns over vegetable decay and possible dangerous contamination prompted calls for Governor Carter to act. The Board of Health urged filtration to prevent typhoid fever and related decay. The Federation pressed for definite action starting with presenting the issue to the Governor.
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Ten days ten hours is Siberia time
A Pacific Mail steamer Riberia arrives in San Francisco after a voyage from Yokohama bound for Yokohama. Roosevelt and E B Harriman travel with companions but are not landed. they board a tug to Oakland and take a train onward.
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Naval Victors Are Reviewed By The Emperor
In Tokio on October 23 the Japanese navy under Admiral Togo was reviewed by the Emperor with 308 warships present. After the review the Emperor greeted visiting British and American commanders. The report covers multiple foreign postings and other items, including political notes from Europe and the United States.
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Misa Grave Dollar and Harbor News From Honolulu
A garbled Hawaiiana column notes Misa Grave Dollar daughter of Rob ert Doltor of Ban Mranelieo involved with a steamer Berane paulet by Mie Frances Shathew. It mentions Hotel stays, social figures Mes Plumer and Mry Kennedy, a taxon incident aboard, a twenty dollar reward for a sorrel horse, a Christian Benevolent Society event, and transport passengers Laycince day. It also references a Prospective reporter position, the Kik lodge, and a Dreamer Keautou sailing route and arrivals at Emma street buckets.
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