Grand Jury Dispatches Work in Fifth Circuit Hawaii
The Fifth Circuit Court convened on Wednesday with Judge J. Hardy presiding. Grand Jury members and staff were sworn in and instructed by the court, with foreman T. Brandt. The panel reported 21 cases in session, found indictments in 15, and recommended jail reforms after noting prisoner deaths in custody. the report to Judge Hardy follows.
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Fifth Circuit Court
Mon
J. Hardy
KR. Wwot Purvis
M. T Simonton
Clerke
Koa. Douthitt
la Cheung
J. Thompson
A. GM. Heberteon
ED. McClaushan
Chas
Creighton
J. M. Davidson
M. Karo
Edward HH. Hert
Promerandy
Willard
Thememin
C.H. Swearer
Mandley
T Brandt
T. Onehn
Alogmett
B. Make
A. McThyde
F Smith
WK Bwirth
Henry Spalding
SW. Holmer
Chasilake
Ged
Wellont
Erie
Hiarugit
Grand Jury
Geeradamit
Circuit Court
Pith Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Jacay Hardy
Peuyion
Wittensen
Absault
Waimea
Raual
Mn DcAuthitt
Fee Renounced By Magoon Blocks Stewart Retainer
In a probate court session attorney T. McCants Stewart renounced a $150 claim against Thomas H. Cummings for fees. Judge Gear noted previous decisions on Stewart’s entitlement while Magoon objected. Witnesses testified about payments and guardianship, but the court overruled objections. Stewart stated he would drop the demand and the matter closed without further action.
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T. McCants Stewart
Thomas H. Cummings
C. W. Asnford
George Mark
J. HM
Cummings
Stewart
aMduvit
Fea
J. Alfred Magoon
Gear
Thomas B. Cummings
Magoon
Withers
Wille
Beywart
Tle
Farber
Wan
Benthers
Julge Gear
Senatorial Commission First Session in Hawaii Opened
The Senatorial Commission on Pacific Islands and Porto Rico met at the Naval Station in Honolulu for its first session to investigate Hawaii’s condition and administration. Seventeen guns saluted in honor as members deliberated seating, public access, and future hearings with Governor Sanford B. Miles and local officials invited to present statements.
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Senatorial Commission
Mitchell Johatrmany
Harter
Fostertort
Mauke
Harry Clarke Hobertov
Mitchell
Ant ‘Thor Sommont Wet
Star Bi
Bers
Ptatiem
Whiting
Thi
Lanai
Jhe
Comanios
Ana Wion
Thane Euride
Iain
bin Wan
Thor Dole
Banford
Ft. Nole
Hawaii
Honolulu
Senate
Porto Rico
Lu Fale Andy
Naval Station
Thie City
We'clork & m
Johns
Meten al JW. Burton
A. G. Poster
Naval Authoritien Nyo
SCE
Fusion Seems Certain in Local Party Alliances
The wib committees of the Democratic and Home Rule parties have decided on fusion for the legislative week. Delegates Robert W. Wilcox and others supported fusion, while a few members oppose including the return of Senator Kalauokalani from Hawaii. The Democratic committee endorsed the report, and the Home Rule committee planned to review sub-committee reports that night.
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Robert Witcox
Washington
Robert W. Wilcox
Kidmar Cayptows
Col Ate Carthy
Frank Har Ny
F Hagselsten
Demonis Ue
Jont Pf Makainal
Lek
Democratic Atral
Wure
Kalauokalani
Hawaii
Desp
Kere Wilcox
Edgar Couplers
Sharratt's Idea in Washington on Chinese Treaty Pattern
In Washington Anunet 30 reports a proposed one treaty pattern between the Earth and Chinese Governments. Mr Conger will negotiate with the Ta tter government to conclude a new treaty. The aim is to retain the principle from Sharratt's convention as the guiding basis.
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Washington
Refinery firm seeks to operate sugar plants in Canada
In Ottawa on August 24 Riprockis of San Francisco and William H Cook McGinbon T Chase Cagerain and Surveyor Favore of Montreal applied to the State Department for incorporation to engage in sugar refinery business in Canada.
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Ottawa
Riprockis
San Franciscn
le William
Cook
McGinbon
Chase Cagerain
Surveyor
Favore
Montreal
State Department
Canada
Waialua Murder Trial Opens In Recent Alleged Killing
Kimura stands trial for murder before Judge Gear after a chaotic preliminary session. Jurors were selected amid confusion as names such as A Walker Chae Hall Geo Roenttz and others appear. the case centers on the alleged killing of Kage Yamanaka at Waialua last May. Defense counsel includes Hinhop and Co and attorneys listed under the government side.
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Kimura
Gear
A. Walker
Chae Hall
Geo
Roenttz
Wred West
Thos Glosd
Job Hille
J. Hoapill
Harey Juem
Win
A. Lave
TO. Petrie
John Alu
James Sper
Wala
Fianeral J. W. Cathcurt
H. W. Robinson
Hinhop & Com
Court Actions And Appointments From Late Term Proceedings
The document records multiple court actions including an order by Johae Gear enabling Pain ie Im to extend 10 days to respond to Oahu Railway & Land Co against John K. Supinnor and Kinsell. An Chung appointed administrator of Louk Hoy estate with $1600 bond. The Auendat divorce case contracted for November term on publication issues. Guardianship approvals and referals involving Kamiha Payaenaens, Junie Wetton, Connie, and other named minors are noted alongside guardians and estates names.
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Johae Gear
Hishop Guistan
Jon Ton
Oahu Railway & Land Co
John K. Supinnor
Kinsell
AN Chung
Louk Hoy
Hobinpay
Pillans Wecognta Ae
Kamiha
Juden Robina
T. Nhung Ve Chang Bee Yoon
Fark
Junie Wetton
Thu Wenop
Connie Wee
MT Bhan
Mmunler
WF Allen
Arceninte
Opfolgelt
Arceunte
Brace Cartwright
Tou Dee
Emma Kerete
Geo
Robber on Trial in Police Court for Portatreat Car Raid
Emanuel Noone, a young Hawaii man, was brought before Police Court after being caught raiding a Portatreat store. He pleaded intoxication, claiming he did not know his actions, while Deputy Short Chillingworth argued the drunken man hid a bold crime well. The case was sent for further proceedings.
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Emanuel Noone
Maumeen
Carlo
Portatreat
Jane
Noone
Short Chillingworth
Sipenit
Income Tax Case Against Hawaii Officials Before Equity Court
Complainants seek equity to restrain the Treasurer and Tax Collector of the Territory of Hawaii from enforcing or collecting income tax under a Territorial act. They allege the act is unconstitutional and seek a judicial declaration that the income tax law is invalid and an injunction against further collection. The bill also asserts potential recovery Issues if tax payments are made under protest and later deemed unconstitutional.
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Imory
Hawai
Wright
Aswemser
Col Toten
Howai
TereMary
Hota
Rerepondentia
Tuomas Fieh Kay
Tnimbr Keg
Fur Comtatm
Rotterte
Bob Atturnos
Trritory of
Hawaii
Pinion
Uae
Mawail
Atrick
United States
Perurne
Dewande
Hewall
Mewall
CAPS HUBBARD DEAD MADE OVER HUNDRED VOYAGES TO HONOLULU
Captain Lewis Hy Hubbard longtime Pacific Coast mariner died in San Pedro aged 64 after a paralysis stroke while supervising discharge of the four masted schooner Multone on her maiden voyage from Alameda. He lived 40 years in shipping, 20 in inland trade and logged 114 trips between San Francisco and Hawaii while with Spreckels Co. Survived by a wife and two children. home on Clinton Avenue.
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Alameda
Cal
Voyager
Lewis Hy Hubbard
Pacific Coast
San Petaro
Multone
Hubbard
Gray Harbor
San Pedro
Seama
Captain Hubbard
San Francisco
Spreckion & Conny
Kenburg
Castle
Clinton Avenue
Alameda Funeral for Veteran Skipper HubSBart
Remains will be brought to Alameda for a funeral under direction of the Odd Fellows. The service date is not yet set. The body will be cremated in Oakland. Many in Manhattan and nearby recall the veteran skipper and his numerous residents who traveled with him.
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Alameda
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He Builton
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Fr. Boyd
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Doyd
Boyd Atmong
Mtr Raya Sipen
Mineton
Exehang
Wehalt
AE Mihaly & Lahuenkors
Boley & Co Ie
Wayer
Menibere
Aero
Benatar Mitchell
Sharratt
Spreckels Refinery
Waialua
W. H. Pain
Sumner
Wells, Fargo & Go, Express
Insonie Temple
Barvice
Tee
Equity
Mel Rose
Hubsbart
Reidente
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