Juror Pay and Interpreter at Holt Will Case Chambers
The court, noting jurors and an interpreter seeking pay, discussed service obligations. George Markham urged pay for jury duty. Pedro Rodrian Porto Rican charged with larceny appeared as first trial juror interpreter, while J S Bailey sought a civil case continuance and petitions in Holt will matter. The judge emphasized payment rules and the court’s ordering of further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallit
Hopklaw
Jobe H. Sehnard
Jobin Hille Frank
Duta
Mary Juen
Kiwin H. Baris
TH. Pothiy
Walliam P. Roth
Thomas Lloyd
Banivel A. Walker
Genege Roebite
Edward TL. Holstein
Kad. West
George Markham
David K. Haaph
Charis Mall
Thomas C Metin
William Schmidt
William A. Lave
Mewses
Potria Amd McGuire
Ayoort
Dodge Cene
Markham
Pedro Rodrian
George Marauley
Murainy
Gear
Macauley
Maraulay
Derby
St Lorene
Tee
Mme
Lewers & Cooke Building Nears Occupancy in Honolulu
Lewers & Cooke prepare to move into a new three story brick structure on King Street with a brick facade and terra cotta ornamentation. The building features 16000 square feet of floor space per level, two electric elevators, waterproof basement, and a rear shipping area to streamline freight and teams. The architects are Traphagen, and the project promises a new business center as rapid transit passes by. A separate note records the death of Kaholotio, a longtime Kawalahao Church member, whose funeral arrangements follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewers & Cooke
Hlonoluliea
King Street
Lewers & Duoke
Arcewark
Merchant Street
Traphagen
A Hee
Fourth District and Fifth District Republicans Prepare Joint Convention
Delegates from the Fourth and Fifth District committees meet to arrange a joint convention to nominate candidates for the Senate and House. Discussion centers on candidate names such as Lane, Ach, Huddy, McCandless, and Robertson, with plans for rapid action and potential district representation changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District Committee
Hiland
Republic
Senate
Fourth District
Cantlo
Cooke
Iitvasion
Campainn
Lonieht
Lane
Ach
Huddy
McCandlew
Leen Wit
Prteenberg
Nly
Varhat
A. G. M. Robertson
Fufth
Bere
Wen
Detention of Mail Charged in Honolulu Case
Jean Sabate a Frenchman is arrested by Marshal Henley on a federal charge of detaining and opening mail while employed as a server in Honolulu. A large number of letters were found in a basket carried by Sabate, many opened and undelivered. The case cites the federal statute with penalties up to imprisonment or fine. Sabate undergoes preliminary investigation by Commissioner Elwin Pinder, with possible federal grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Sabate
Prenchman
Gil Neeve
Marshal BR Henley
United States
Bator Wat
House of
Edwin & Gi
Louly Th. Kenake
Ho- Bolata Postomice
Sabate Ty
Honolulu
Sabato
Kinai
Alapal
Marshal Jeuury
Depuy
Hanily
Elwin
Federal Grand Jucy
Kuokoa meeting muzzles party ties in Hawaii splinters
The Hut Kuokoa held a late afternoon gathering to discuss strategy for the coming campaign. A significant faction will stay neutral and back Prince Jonah Kalalanade, while some members endorsed the Prince but would avoid formal Republican ties. Police court threats loom as cases, including A Fernandes of Hawaiian Hardware Co, are continued for gas stock violations. other assault cases are dismissed or dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hut Kuokoa
Hu Kuokon
Steele
Jonah Kalanlanade
Republican Party
Kuokoas
New Movement
Sneru Te ‘Bo
Feruirine
A. Fernandes
Hawaiian Hardware Co
Joe Alves
George Godfrey
Old Manta
Body of Mate Voorhies Recovered Off Addenda Slip
The body of Mate Voorhies of the Hosamond was found drifting near the railroad slip between the Addenda and the Roummond after a night of heavy drinking with David Stewart. Stewart survived with injuries and planned to testify at the coroner's jury tonight as investigators searched for signs of foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mate Voorhies
David Stewart
Voorhies
Saat
Rails Road
Johnson
Martin Chriatiannu
Crina
Stewart
Queen's Hospital
Alameda
Tewilry
Vourhies
Voorhice
Wallace
Hack Meroeller
Voorhis
San Francisco
Heanasiti
Voorhies Tie Turendon
No Common Ye WL Named by Republican Convention Chairman
Moletetn, chairman of the Republican Convention, has not yet decided whom to name as members of the County and Municipal Commission to Iran the party plans. The article notes pending nominations and references the convention's role in introducing appointees at the General Legislative session. It lists several names tied to the slate, including W. Rasy T Metagts Stewart and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moletetn
Iran
Rasy
Stewart
Aly Gold
Queen's Reception at Washington Market Ceremony
A lavish afternoon reception honors the Queen with a formal parade of Hawaiian dancers and musicians. Dignitaries from Kalakaua’s lineage welcome guests as the Queen greets attendees in the Waihi parlor and signs the royal guestbook before private meetings and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Mare
Beret
Mvane
Edward K Lilkelant
Hawailane
Kalahaus
Ruout
Mt Whowe
Kawananakoa
A. 8
Cleghorn
ieRte
Carter
Third Attempt S Successful Morphine Poisonings Traced
A distressed business owner, Graham, was found dead after morphine poisoning at Vineyard Street. Witnesses note he left a will to cover debts. a glass fragment, powder and a syringe were found nearby, with the landlord reporting no struggle. The coroner is expected to review the case as he died in hospital after numerous injections and a morphine withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Graham
Polwontua
Graham
Wouke
Rome
Grw
Bam
Tie Farm
Jane
Dr. Cooper
Griban
Bulletin
Grahan
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Holt
Chambers
Raymond Roses
David Callan
Jin Edwards
Cain
Tance
Peterwon
Kay Hinig
Kajal
W. Robinson
T. J. Willen
Chas
J. Peterson
Kaholotio
Kakaako
Kawalahao
Chirch
Washington Star
Manila
Nathan Hale
L. F. Sternemann
Fort Street
Carleen
Pautale
Kwaay
Capel
Etand
Jean Sabate Io
Kuokoa
Prince Will DE
Wisee
Minneapolia Journal
Honemian Heer
Pantheon
George Graham
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co’s
Pennay
Easox
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