Judge Little Holds Court In Stacked Hawaii Sessions
Judge Olbert with parts of the Fourth Circuit convened under an argument to hear 40 cases. Judge Little leads from Halwraith’s chamber, with 10 am to 6 pm and midnight shifts if needed. Calendar includes Annie Waller et al, Orpheum Co cases, Honolulu Tobacco Co, Hale and several guardianships. Efforts focus on recovering stolen bicycles and assisting agencies in tracing missing property.
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Olbert
Little
Fourth Circuit
First Circuit
Gear
Juntlesf Halwraith
Lite
Ley Caves
Soranlon
Catendar
Moralog
Alaini Va
Annie Waller
J. PB. Mendonca Va Gee
Markham
Bonamoni Naylor
Orpheum Co
Mace Bonville Va
Honolua Investment Co
M. Koll Unauna
Oki and
OKI Co
Wilton & Whitehouse
Howland Va
Byrop
Clark
Eugene Avery
Hawaiian Gawette Co
John Cook
R. Colt Hobron
Two Suspects Nabbed After Park Jewelry Sale Attempt
Police say two men long sought for vagrancy offenses were identified after attending a parade at Kaplolant Park where they tried selling jewelry to bystanders. A Nowe na alven order pins them as prime suspects in recent street thefts and they face immediate arrest tonight.
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Kaplolant Park
Infant dies at Kaplor park home
A month old infant died at the Kaplor wnt park home on Sunday, agitating the Thoman de Hager family. Authorities offered no further details as the family mourns.
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Thoman de Hager
Kaplor Wnt Park
Pranel
College Hills Water Supply Project Update
Excavation on Route 50 to install pumps for College Hills water system progresses. In two weeks residents will be informed about transportation and water supply plans as sales agents offer property views.
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College Hulle
Residents 'N College
Warter
Band Goes to Kauai Change of Plans Delays Trip
A consultation with Captain Berger and Governor Dole led to an initial decision for the band to travel to Kanal on Thursday afternoon. At 2 45 Capt. Berger informed the Bulletin that Dole revised the plan and the band would not depart until November 5th.
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Berger
Dole
Will Jange
Kanal
Merrill in Town Tax Inquiry Reveals Awaited Judgment
Merrill, the collector, was in town after several months when residents discussed a tax issue. Hoone noted the return and stated the intention to declare him, while an inquiry with Tax Assessor J. W. Pratt showed the Tax Appeal Court has not yet rendered any judgment.
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Merrill
J. W. Pratt
Tax Appeal Court
Aingle
Executive Council Deliberates on Licenses and Land Swap
Governor Dole presides over a brief session of the Executive Council. Macfarland Co. receives a higher liquor license for stonokas Hewall. A government land exchange with John F Bowler is proposed, trading Richards Street for Allce Street. Health officials and Public Works clash over penalties and costs, with relocation estimates around 100000 to move the plant and 60000 to move the quarry.
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Dole
Eoacinalos
Macfarinne
Higier
Lcense
Stonokas
Hewall
John F. Bowler
Richards
Hour of Health
Superintendent of Public Works
Boyd
Great Britain Japan and US Move Against Ruwer? Nit Chwatyg Evacuation
The Morning Post reports a three-nation effort led by Britain Japan and the United States to pressure Ruwer? Nit Chwatyg into evacuation. The date and precise locations are unclear in the readable fragment.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
Morning Post
Choe-Foo
Ruwetn
Chwatyg
Nighttime Harassment Report From Outsider on Road 10
A distressed account describes a Japanese man being assaulted near an old corral after a night walk. He reports a door step encounter with a woman and a mob, followed by beating by several men before police involvement, with him left dazed and returning home.
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Dapanene
Hfe
Vorral
Are Fonte
Paliew
Koling
Society of Ladies
Matters at Chambers Judge appoints guardian and administrator
Judge Gear argues an order appointing Mirka Kuawa guardian of minor children George and Robert. The Hank of Hawaii and Board of Health ordered to be collected by the clerk to pay attorney fees and court costs. Wilson K. Axbill named administrator of the estate of the late Charles Roesch and guardian of Tutor children.
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Gear Tas
Mirka Kuawa
Immigrant Laborers Threaten Strike Over Wages and Treachery
Immigrant workers aboard a steamer threaten a general strike when they learn plantation agents promised five dollar pieces and failed to honor pay. Laborers from Porto Rico are calmed by an interpreter after being promised a golfmece payment and a banked order on plantation offices. The City of Para steamer resumes work next week with hundreds more and the Colon returns at month’s end.
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Ttt
Thad
Twilel
Rome
Joe Gibnon
Castle & Cooke
Walter Dubeeniere
WH. Hackfeld Co
Bea
Ohi
Tim
Ben
Fia
Oahu
Para
Reception honors Rev and Mrs Hyde of Texas at Libue
On the evening of August 27, Mr W H Bive hosted a reception in Libue Kanal to honor Rev and Mrs Hyde of Texas. The lawn was lined with refreshments, and the libation was served amid a charming setting. Mr Hyde is a nephew of Mother Rice. On Friday night, Minette Wilvox held a card party for friends, with the event described as delightful. Nearby, the dean Nota at Libue hospital and civil engineer Mr Grund were noted in the same social notices.
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W. H. Bive
Libue
Kanal
Hyde
Texas
Rey
Mother Rice
Minette Wil Vox
Way
Dellehttil
Mia Dean Nota
Niifae
Lihne Hospital
Mr Grund
Lihne, Te
Gorman Holds Lead in Local Ballot Subscription Plan
The bulletin outlines a coupon based voting scheme tied to subscriptions with detachable coupons. It details vote values for various subscription lengths, how to submit coupons, and the offer's aim to boost readership while determining winners on the contest deadline.
Unclear text about food supply and local stables
The readable fragments describe a food supply situation and threats to nearby stables. Mentions include The Bismarck Stabler and Sam Francis, with an ongoing strike and tense conditions expected to continue this week. Specific names, dates, or places are fragmented and uncertain.
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Waltukui
Bismarck
Maul
Sam Francis Ena Tinues
Martial Law Tightens Cape Town District Powers
A month order proclaims martial law in the Queenstown district of the Cape Town area, seizing goods useful to the enemy and restricting residents to weekly provisions. At Yokohama the Marquis site abandons his planned American tour. A robbery occurs at the Brangens Wall Building with 30 dollars taken from a upper floor. an office below is entered but cash short. A ship reports rough weather along the Kota coast and heavy seas hinder activity.
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Cape Town
Queenstown
Brangens Wall
Strowt
F Vom Bok
Lewers & Cooke
Ehivf Kot
Federal Court Habeas Corpus Case In Territorial Proceeding
Fragmentary OCR report notes a federal habeas corpus matter before Judge Gentry in Territorial Court. The proceeding, described under the U.S. Constitution, involves a writ issued under mittimus and a potential appeal to the Territorial Supreme Court. The case of Incledon Beam Navigation Co. v. A coat Dora remains continued to the 18th.
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Munkicht Habeas Corony Cays
Carter
Velock
Gentry
Territorial
Renit
Varinner
Duge Gear
Territorial Supreme Conn
Supre
United Maven
Incerdimon Beam Navigation Co. Ve
Beguiled By Japanese Work At Spreckelsville Delayed
At Spreckelsville the Will of the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company saw a labor dispute after a Japanese worker fell from a roof and died. The Japanese pressed for higher wages, influencing a strike among native Hawaiian workers who demanded a two dollar weekly raise. The plantation rejected the increase, leading to many natives returning to Honolulu on the steamer and the rest staying on the plantation as disruptions persisted.
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Wailuku
The
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
Eagles Meeting Postponed to September
Notice posted under New Today states the Eagles meeting scheduled for September ath has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Olympic relief ship brings large cargo to besieged area
The bark Olympic arrived with a full cargo of hay, grain, beer, and twenty thousand bags of provisions to aid besieged towns. Crew reported violence in San Francisco while loading and noted the relief mission as welcome. Live stock survived voyage with no deaths.
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Micra Fate Gamage
Saya
Cantain
Snoror
Giibe
San Francisco
Auarté
Fan Francisco
Gibbe Stool
Han
Ani
Charge Changes In Murders At Police Court
The case details show a vase of Chida Mtanaapnre charged with murder in the first degree and accessory to murder. The charge was continued as authorities seek to hold the defendant. George Wade also faced murder in the first degree with a continued session. Carlin S. Lott recently joined the Territorial bar and was admitted to practice in the Federal Court.
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Chida Mtanaapnre
Didge Gear
Chida
Tapanene
Civ
George Wade
Whd Wan
Carlin
Lott
Feng College
Lie Territorial Bok
Katee
Federal Court
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Ludge Little
Hilo
HAPD
Robere Warpa Pari Rebet
Police
Nik
Polles
Ugient
Iker
Ina
College Hills
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Kauai
Asylum
Executive Council
Honokas
Honolulu
Siren
Chambers
Mike
Charity
Pantheon
Granertes
Gorman
Robertson
Amne Thompson
Oly Lestie Herrick Voy
Chillingworth
Williams
Dayton
Beav Lay
Athe Wright
Wy Ede Bulluck
Lucas Red Ae
Tueeeege Marcallino
Faze Gheldon
Moore
Rich
Bon Scattering
Eboys
Wlodman
BF Fort Strent
Volles
Yokohama
Hiornew
Crate West
Wale
Etic
Roland Reat
Piebteen Kukuponnes
Fderal
Spreckelsville
Iron
Rawalion
Noarluly Iron Works
Honolury
Manas
Hawalane
M.P.D. the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Europe
Offlee
the Workingman’s
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