George Wade Trial Before Wilcox in Accused Murder Case
George Wade former mate aboard the Australia, released on habeas corpus, faces accessory to murder charge in Honolulu Police Court. Judge Wilcox orders trial in Circuit Court. testimony from Harry Roane and Officer Doyle describes the aboard incident on May 16, 1880. bail set at 2500 dollars after initial 5000 suggestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wade
Ateamship Australia
Bitting
Dligh Bherit Brown
Clcar
Harry Roane
C. A. Doylene
Wilcox
George Wade Ald
Honolulu
Island of Oaks
Australia
Tuld
Wolvet
Agsault
Harry Evans
Territory of
Hawaii
Wade
Croms
Roane
Koon Nm Theen
Altornay
Doyle
Olier
The
Evane
Evans
Vane
Hitting
HC Ing
Bunting
College Hille Transportation Ter Two Weeks Offered
Two weeks will give College Hille Transportation ter. The Bales Agents are invited to show you the options and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Hills
You Cnan Se Excavation
Colle Hilla
College Hille Transportation Ter
Bales
Competing Lines Talk of Consolidation Amid Rate Talks
The report of the appralners of local Willer and Tator steamship property notes a three director panel from each corporation will review and present a consolidation scheme to boards and shareholders. The move aims to keep rates down, with a larger firm possibly entering as a new steamer to operate post consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willer and
Tator Talwha Steamship Companion
Acheme
Eas
Honolulu Athletics Club Moves and Cup Dispute
The Honolulu Athletic Club plans to change quarters to Arrow Hall behind the Opera House and seeks a prominent display for trophies. The Labor Day committee questions cup ownership from Kapolani Park, while the club awaits clarity on year to year title flow and Winter League matters after today's meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hing
Arion Hall
Opera House
Kaplolant
Parg m
Hem
Wiehm
Hoyn
AK 900
Honolali Ad Club
Winter League
Hie
Honolulu Athletic Club
Missing Japanese Worker Vanishes Near Wahiawa
A Japanese employee of contractor Wilson disappeared near Wahiawa after leaving work on Sunday. Police found his clothing intact and eight dollars changed, fueling belief of foul play. Authorities suspect he was waylaid and robbed of savings totaling around two to three hundred dollars while en route to friends in the gulch. locals warn of dangerous suspects in the Wahiawa mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aueno
Wahiawa
Wilson
Neem Mines
Jan Min
Wax
Japan
Walalin
Unclear expedition remarks and travel notices
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an expedition event with a commentator named Hitta and an announcer, plus a possible public meeting about a league and a travel plan from Para to Los Angeles and Honolulu with dates in September. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Japanese Laborers and Uproar Over Immigration Plan
A Honolulu report quotes T Matenoka disputing claims of Japanese emigration to the United States and Hawaii. He says government limits allow three thousand laborers a year as free laborers for sugar plantations, with plans to recruit through planters. The Hawaii Labor Bureau counters, noting uncertainties and potential manpower gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Matenoka
Labor Bureau
Spreckels
Jupan
Vid Healey
United Atnies Lmigration
Vancouver
United Tates
Benlies
Hawaiian
Mataioka
Japan
Petrie
Hawaii Labor Bureau
Hawaiians Gazette Defending Libel Suit Opens Trial
The Hawaiian Gazette Co defends a libel suit as Judge Little presides and Geo A. Davis along with Robertson and Wilder represent the plaintiff while Ballon McClanahan defend the paper. The jury features G Nakaskod J S Walker Holt Atherton and others. Reporter Taylor observed the proceedings as the case unfolds with testimony about the published statement and its truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhret
Eugene Avery
Hawaiian Gazette Co
T Krona
K. Hanap
WM. Buchanan
W. Rowell
Alp Taylor
Pyrtiner
Davis
Heme
Oplain
W. C. King
Avery
King
Ager
Taleo
Dude Gear
W. H. Thorne
Albert Bchueffer
Jim Tothersinclaw
A. Donthitt
Amiut
Ant
F Chillingworth
A. Fernandes
D. Kunewa
F. Harvey
Geu
Kekanoba
Bo, Jones
M. B. Robinson
Hf. Bertiemann
B. F. Dillinghem
Joe Zatlun
A. Baldwin
J. A. McCandiens
Schaefer
Island Vessels List in Hawaiian Trade Harbor
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous vessels and owners in the Hawaiian trade near San Francisco harbor. Names include Ak, Amy Turner, Andrew Weletth, Alden Rowse, Annie Joby, Coronado, Edward May, Galilee, Georgy Curtis, Helene, Mariposa, Mary I Foster, Marl?n Chitcott, Martha Davie, Contle, Starbuck, and more with imperfect spellings and partial dates August 29 through August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Amy Turner
Andrew Weletth
Alden Rowse
Webr
Alo
Annie Joby
Aifornian
Coronado
Edward May
Clyde
Byt
Galilee
Georgy Curtis
Sehr
Helene
Maripoms
Wit
Mary I Foster
Marlon Chitcott
Mobhrag
Martha Davie
Aumuat
Manor
Contle
Starbuck
Pimond
Band hopes to play at big town game
Report notes local band interest in performing during a big baseball clash between Police and Coxton Howse teams. Gov action hoped to permit music as larger crowd expected at Panahow Camp for the game, with band members willing to cover transit for players. Officials classify Custom HiGaine and Police as top teams in the Winter League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoye
Polices
Coxtom Howse
Panahow
Krome Square
Hoya
HiGaine
Police
Temporary Injunction in Horotury Plantation Case
Judge Gear issues a temporary injunction in a land dispute involving Horotury Plantation Co and Loo Chit Bath. The complaint alleges entry on Halawa land and ousting there, with construction work across disputed wet land by Honote hota Supply Co. threatening ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
Horotury Plantation Co
Mintitat Halawa
Bonelander
Votes and coupons govern contest on Evening Bulletin
Read notes reveal how subscribers earn votes with detachable coupons from the Evening Bulletin page. One month yields fourty votes, three months ninety votes, six months five hundred votes, and one year eight hundred votes, with receipts for six months and subscriptions to the weekly Bulletin also offering votes. The prize display will be in the window of Mr William Wietnan, 817 Fort Street.
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Bulwer
Alele Roplen
Wallotty
Wietnan
Fort Treet
Voten
Revolver Ties to Kealoha Murder Case in Waialua
The Waiatia native Kealoha reportedly used a revolver once owned by Dr. Brodie to kill a woman and her friends. The weapon allegedly passed through multiple hands including a native who fired it, the Waialua sheriff, Judge Kalamakeo, and finally the widow of Kalamakeo's former husband before disappearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealuha
Waiatia
Brodie
Sori
Keau Hy Anne
Eheritt
Waialua
Eharke
Kalamakeo
Keatoha
Kealoha
Schumanns New Deal Carriage Company Incorporation
The document introduces Schummans New Deal Carriage Company Limited with Gs Zehuman listed as president and firm officers including treasurer and secretary. The charter covers manufacturing repairing rebuilding carriages, dealing in livestock and provisions, boarding and conveyance services, and real estate activities. The board will include five officers and be governed by a broad charter allowing expansion beyond carriage trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bohuman
Tia
Bohuminh
Wastaworth
Walt
Kael
Arerotary
Wadaworth
Ables Co
Sehamat
High School Opening Postponed Admission Caution
Prof Reale warns private attendance required for early entry to the High School body at the Monday opening to secure places. The new commercial department will begin with teacher Fk Ara arriving on Saturday, causing adjustments in schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Profesor Reale Druken
Fk Ara
Habeas Corpus Case In Federal Court Advances In Advise
Judge Cathcart led a long habeas corpus argument in federal court, contending that a defendant’s right to grand jury indictment and the fourth and fifth amendments do not automatically apply to the Cherokee Nation reserve. The panel considered the motion on the record, with Montes Davis and Crooke for the defense and opposing counsel for the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cathe
United StlentMetelet
Montes
Davis
Crooke
Cathcart
Supreme Court
United States
Cherkee
Jaike
Plantation Progress in Olas and Una Hawaii Plantations
Progress reports from Olas and Una districts in Hawaii show ongoing development at Muna and Olu plantations. New mill and building work nears completion, with cane output expected to exceed prior estimates and reach about five tons per acre. Management now aligns with the Dittingham Co agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olas
Una
Hawaii
T ix
Olu
Hannluli Iron Works
Watake
Olam
Puna
Dittingtam Co
Armitage Cup Presented for Eight Oared Barge Race
Harry Armitage presented Fraotti committee with a twelve inch silver Armitage cup to be awarded to the winner of the eight oared barge race. The cup remains property of the committee. The open competition invites all crews to enter. Transport details note a Sumner service from Ban Fran on the 13th and a Warren departure, with both voyages calling at specified points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Armitage
Fraotti
Armitage
Sueridan
Sumner
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Evang
Chester
Parmer
McClellan, Pond & Co
Castle & Lansdale
Honolulu Athletics
Torr Neng
Hlite
Avelock
Para
Los Angeles
Honoluli
Thorpe
Taylor Cross
Honote Hota Supply Co
Gorman
Robertson
Thompson
Chillingworth Williams
Dayton
Gleabon
Gay
Wright Bullucklucas
Marcallino Sheldon
Es Moore
Richardson
Scattering
Emlowa
Schumanns
Schumanie
Pioachrer
Beleg
Wileworth
Geo
Kivege
Shin
Estee
Armitage Cup
M.P.D
United
Offeo
Bethel St
Wile Key
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