Judge Humphreys I May Face Operation in Chicago
Judge Humphreys of Hawaii, age 35, is hospitalized in serious condition with malaria and fever while en route from Washington to Hawaii. He may require an operation this week to address a breakdown after months of stress. The judge rose to prominence in Mississippi Republican politics and helped in Hawaii after the revolution that formed the Republic.
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Pee Nphraye
Hawaii
Washington
Humphreys Frat
Republic
Humphreyn
Chicago
Dunne Seeks AG Knox Intervention Over 1000 Acre Holding Clause
J Dunne reports receiving instructions from Attorney General Knox on submitting the 1000 acre holding prohibition clause against corporations in the Organic Act and related matters. He states the Attorney General will take charge of the entire matter this afternoon, with discretionary intervention.
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J. Dunne
Knox
Dunne
Equity Suit Over Shared Ownership at Territory Stable Co
Andrade files equity suit against Schuman and Territory Stable Co claiming breach of partnership terms and risk to his 245 shares amid a vote control fight. He seeks injunction preventing transfer of shares and removal of manager amid potential takeover by Belinman and a related pole 165 feet tall at Kukagko iron works.
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Jobo
Andrade Haw
Schuman and Territory Sables Co
Bechuman
Schuman
Mireatars
Sebitinan
Sablon
Bohumen
Kukagko
Trolley Cars Excavation Near A Street Foundations Ready
Foundations are prepared opposite A Street for water supply pumps at Coll Hille area. Residents and College Hitle Transportation await completion in about two weeks. Sales agents offer demonstrations to the public.
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Coll Hille
Residents 'N College
Kauluus group forms panel to study Dole removal plan
An executive committee of the Independent Home Rule party met last night to consider a resolution calling for Governor Dole’s removal. Kaulianan chaired and appointed himself committee chair, aiming to present the measure to the party while avoiding direct federal interference. The discussion touched on Washington action and party strategy.
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Independent Home Rule Party
Kanakanul
Washington
Dole
Hin Kanakanul
Menon
Ito
Agai
Vhola
James K. Kaulianan
Kuntin
Kaulin
McKinney
United States
Kaila
Kaulia
Scenery plans for night view from Pacific Heights
San Francisco reports Dowky hn bought a marine searchlight for 3000 candle power to illuminate scenery at night. The light is to be used to enhance the view from Pacific Heights toward Peak Marble, with plans described as exploitative of the night scenery.
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Dowky Hn
San Francisco
Peific Heights
Farewell Gerardy Concert Tonight at Aeaponae
The second and final Gerardy concert will be given tomorrow evening at the Aeaponae. A large audience is expected as the program is entirely changed and tickets are on sale at AC Wall and Nichols.
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Gerardy
Aeaponae
Virtioro
Beate
Nichols
Late Sugar Report and Local News Briefs
Sugar prices quoted for raw and refined grades with note of 2c refinement. A complaint from Whitman & Co. reports disturbances near New York Valley with gunfire at night. Police planned patrols to locate shooters. Fire Claims Commission to hold Japanese and Chinese claims hearings. Lloyd Meleorny interception discussed in admiralty case C D Bryant loot division. Eugene Avery case heard before Judge Little.
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Larnuch
Whitman & Co
Nuwanu Valley
Desiy Sherif
Fire Claims Commission
Holmen & Stanley
Pew
Kiston
Meleorny
C.D. Bryant
Custom House Receives Pay Increases and Staff Additions
The Mondluln customs force gains thirteen new hires and higher salaries for several officials. Highlights include two extra day and night inspectors, a new examiner position with a $2.00 annual rate, and raises for John W. Short and A. M. Nowell to $1400 and $1600 per year. By January 1, 1902, with satisfactory liqui dating work, pay may reach higher levels. Additional clerks and laborers are listed with various annual salaries, while the outside deputy position is abolished.
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Mondluln Haben
Treasury Department
Walnlen Ae
Whdentas
Lacredagh
Laresaifag Msaaley
MK. Brown
Nag Woon
R. J. Barnes
Beringer
Immigration policy shift looms for Hawaii and U S in Japan move
Reports from Vancouver dated Aug 21 describe the Japanese government planning to ease emigration limits, enabling laborers to work on Hawaii sugar plantations and later the United States. The Washington briefing notes that no contracts would be enforced, but immigration would resume with safeguards. Other court actions span habeas corpus debates, a guardian petition, and a life saved at sea.
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Vancouver
Dewid Heasley
United States
Washington
Hawaii
Bokaro ‘Takabira
Immigration Bureau
The
Tom
Japan
ROBERTSON MAKES A HIT IN VOTING SCHEME
The item describes a voting manipulation plan tied to newspaper subscriptions. It details coupons and subscription stimuli promising up to 1150 votes for eighty single copies of The Bulletin, plus 750 votes for a one year weekly edition. It explains receipt handling and ballot-box deposits at The Bulletin offices and notes various vote values for different subscription periods.
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Basiical
fMulletin
Wichman
Fort Street
Evenine Bulletin
Peary
Dullotto
Honolulu bar charges filed with Justice Department
The formal charges preferred by members of the Honolulu bar were received at the Department of Justice today and forwarded at once to Attorney General Knox in Pittsburgh. The documents arrived amid formal proceedings and signal the start of a high level inquiry into the matter.
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Washington
Honolulu
Littlefield on the Insular Cases Debate at Bar Association
Congressman Charles G. Littlefield of Maine addresses the American Bar Association on The Insular Case in Denver. He argues Supreme Court opinions and the applicability of the Constitution to territories. He cites Porto Rico and the Philippines and comments on slavery and race in the United States.
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Denver
Col
Charles G. Littlefield
Maine
Littlefield
Adolph Moses
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Leonvention
de Lima
Bidwell
Supreme Court
Julie Brown
White
Shires
McKenna
Upbaker
Magenta
United States
West
Porto Rivo
Antit Tie
Philippines
Fred. Doula
Mom Parison
Howonili Photo Supply Co Catalog Note
Howonili Photo Supply Co lists Kodak film and paper products including film sizes, printing papers, developing chemicals, and camera accessories. The entry notes availability and pricing in a brief catalog style, reflecting a vendor update for photographers and studios.
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Howonili Photo Supply Co
Komks
Filma Paper
George Waite Released Then Rearrested on Board Walk
George Waite a mulatto who shot Gillespie on the Kteaor Austrialateahe was released on habeas corpus by Judge Gear this morning and rearrested outside the judiciary building for attempted murder. Proceedings lasted minutes as Attorney General Cathcart and Judge Gear noted prior rulings. Waite pleaded guilty to second degree murder in 1899 and was sentenced to life. the government dropped the attempted murder charge.
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George Waite
Gillespie
Kteaor Australiateahe
Wort
Gear
Jue Diciary
Wade
Omcer Sout
Henry Evans
Harbor
Tve
Cathcart
Lorrin Andrews
Supreme Court
Heath
United States
Wall
Wate
Vane
Judge
Bea
High Short
Andrews
Two Marriages Planned as Evening Nuptials Are Set
J Jaeger and Mie Etste Robertson will wed in Ainahan at 7:30 PM with Rev Ve Ho Kiteat officiating and a reception to follow. Tomorrow evening FM Kilbey, assistant superintendent of the Inca Asylum, and Miss Ruby Andrews will marry at St Andrews Cathedral. the bride is formerly of St Andrews Priory.
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J. Jaeger
Mie Etste Robert
J. We Robertson
Ainahan
Cleghorn
Ve Ho Kiteat
Kilbey
Inca Asylum
Ruby Andrews
Bt Andrew's
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General Knox
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Tane
Humpareys
Ila
Kaulu
Greommate
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Eugene Avery
Hawaiian Gazette Co
Little
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United States District Court
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Supreme Court of the United Sitates
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Harry Well
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Babbitt
Chillingworth
Williams
Dayton Schardbon
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American Bar Association
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