Sailors accuse Captain of brutal treatment aboard A K Amale
Sailors aboard the American schooner A K Amale complain of harsh treatment by Captain Wirxhullet after arriving from Karate Japan. A crew member named Mattson details repeated beatings and coercive orders, with a log noting severe punishment and threats. The Sailors Union and a ship’s log excerpt are cited, while Captain Wirxhullet’s account differs.
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Karate
Japan
Daya
Permiste
Yoon Conete
Voewel Platin
Invan
Wirxchalelt
Agent Lareot
Sailors Union
Larson Ling
Cockune
Enew
Lageun
Mattieon
Nk Howel
Amate
Hol Winchman
Loewon
US & Marine Hospital
Fareee
Mattivon
Omaroun
Hole
Iim Davis
Lorion
Bate
Karaten
Wimehulelt
Wirwehutelt
Mit
Nou
Liat
N. Mattéon
Kitwon Dols
Dinobedince
Taginesi
Lualing
OAM
Apell
N. Mattson
Wholesale Escape of Boys From Reform School
Report of a night escape from the Boys Industrial School at Waialee near Waialua. Four youths fled, including John Merton 16, Jou Silva 18, Wille McAulwin 14, and Kupuw George Kawainui. They were described as mixed or part Hawaiian or Portuguese, with crimes ranging from disobedience to theft. residences listed in Honolulu area. Superintendent Gibson confirmed the escape to High Rhorid Brown. police were alerted to halt them before reaching Honolulu.
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Waialee
Waialua
Rhorid Brown
Gibson
Hoya
John Mohrtens
Merton
Hart
Waikkiki
Jou
George Kawainui
Haywaiian
Palama
C. A. Willy
Cox
Waintoa
Honolulu
Jurors Denounce Discrimination in Liquor Case
Territory case against Alexander Joxaris highlights jurors' concerns over biased enforcement. Judge Gear and Deputy Attorney General Premner questioned impartiality as jurors voiced views on favoritism toward white defendants and the need for equal enforcement of liquor laws. The testimony signals deep public pressure for fair trials in the ongoing case.
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Casey
M. F. Premner
Gear
Alexander J.oxaris
JW. Borgstrom
Hergetrom
George Diltinghaus
Bonald
Dillingham
Pronier
Wat
Libel case set for January in New York court
The Territory v. F J Testa editor of the Independent was continued by Judge Gear to the January 1905 term. Counsel T McCunts Stewart reported he cannot attend due to Republican campaign duties. Deputy A G M F Prosser had no objections. The court granted the continuance and adjourned the term.
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F. J. Testa
The
Independent
Gear
T. McCunts Stewart
M. F. Prosser
Stewart
Bel
Defendant in liquor case appears in District Court
Alexander TLaxarus, charged with violating the Square ion, appeared in District Court before Judge Gear this morning. Prosecution witness testified about a malt purchase on a Sunday. O'Sullivan was found not guilty yesterday of permitting a minor to be sold liquor.
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Alexander Tlaxarus
Bim Wah
Gear
Javarie
Piet Jabe
Fantine Liane
O'Sullivan
Heer
De Bolt Will Try Rights Involved In All Fishery Cases
Judge Robinson transfers all fishery and related matters to Judge De Holt before the term opens. Over forty cases are affected with the first civil case set for trial by jury Monday. Attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants named. Grand jury and office opinions to be handled by assigned officials. British ship Brodick Castle began unloading nitrates at the railroad today. French bark Cambronnere to wait for Port Townsend tomorrow.
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Robinson
Worlar
de Holt
George A. Daviess
Hana de Nobrega
Lorrin Andeews
Frank Andrate
Analytic Andrews
Pinion Peters
Presser
Ishory Fleming
Geographical Conference to Broadcast Global Message
A message will be sent tonight from the Geographical Conference in Washington at midnight Washington time. The local office expects transmission around 6:20 p m marking a planned cable era maneuver.
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Washington
Omee
Grand Jury Throws Interpreter Row Into Court Drama
The grand jury session on the Harvey shooting case featured a dispute over interpreters with 10 Japanese interpreters and a motion to use Assistant Attorney General Doyle as interpreter. Judge Gear noted payment issues, Doyle volunteered to serve, was sworn in, and the grand jury relocated to the Capitol Hall of Representatives due to space. Doyle now serves as both examiner and interpreter in some cases, while other interpreter shortages persist.
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Harrey
Gear
Naitlaition
Forewan J . Tucker
Doyle
Peter
Ba Prewme
Leyte
Willimg
Tucker
Hin Heanor
Tudo Robinson
Knights Name Their Officers For The Year
Knights name their officers for the year. The article references a judge compelling a mother to yield custody of her children and property, with the mother declaring her children as jewels. A school for cabmen is projected in Austria.
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Austria
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Lawtal Conmad
Hin
Aturtena
Tehareal
Mattoon
N. Mattron
Taku Bar
China
Mattson
Matton
Nol Mattson
Nina
Gailey June Thal
Ruagin
Tim
Mattwon
Reformatory School
Lledbanene
Aakers
New York
Thie City
the Kash Co., Ltd
MR. Doole
Bishop Potter
Simon Simple
Co— Bennings
de Quark
Jennings
Avery Ten
SGD Ranok Cis
de Bolt
Brodick Castle
Cambronnere
Port Townsend
Mrude
United St
Hawaiian Trust Go, Limited
Fort ST
Girne Earth
Thomas
San Franciio
San Francisco
Alameda
Aime
F.C. Boos
Wells Fargo & Co
Port Arthur
Associated Rose
Fhefoo
Wei
Kuroki
Associated Preas
Mukden
Manchuria
Associated Press
ST Petersburg
Russia
Kuroyatkin
Tie Pass
Cal
G. M. Moulton
Knight Templars
G. F. Pierce
California
Salatoga
N.Y
AIS
Heywood
ShoeCo
Fort Street
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