Irwin Pays $124 000 in Cane Land Case
The long interrupted Parker Ring action resumed before Judge Lindway as W A Kinney Dunne and Ballon represented the Carter faction and J A Magoon Lightfoot the Low forces. The case continued from the break point with Eben P Low noted as a party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
Parker Ring
Parner Ranen
Circuit Court
Lindway
W. A. Kinney
3. Dunne
8. M. Ballon
Carter
J. A. Magoon
J. Lightfoot
Eben P. Low
Irwin Seals 3000 Acres In Hawaii For $124000
Willan G Irwin bought about 3000 acres inland of Hawaii adjoining Pasuhau Sugar Plantation, paying 124000. The land was leased from the Parker estate. Irwin noted one third is prime cane land. He praised Volcano House improvements and urged highway repairs toward the Volcano. Irwin and Wm G Irwin Co acted as agents for the Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan G. Irwin
Hawaii
Pasuhau Sugar Plantation Company
Parker
Trewin
Irwin
Hulletin
Paauhau
Wm. G. Irwin & Co
Paaulau
Kinay
Irwin Delared
Volcano House
World's Wonder: Visitor Affirms Kilauea as Great
Mrs Lily May Layman from Munich visits Kilauea after four days at Vol cano Heel and leaves convinced it ranks among the world’s wonders. She says the trip from Munich to Batavia to witness it was worthwhile and would not regret the journey.
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Kilauea le
Munich
Batavia
Lily May Layman
Goking Lessons at Hawaiian Hotel Promote Cooking Class
A Tuesday lecture praising the LDS cooking lessons notes tomorrow’s second session at the Hawaiian Hotel starting at 10 a.m. The menu includes Green Peas Broiled Steak Baking Powder Biscuits French Salad Bavarian Cream. The Gas Company sponsors these lessons and invites all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee
Mike
Tracy
Gas Company
After Trent Again Mandamus Proceedings Reported Pending
A second mandamus action is noted against County Treasurer Trent seeking to compel payment of the so called France warrant. The piece mentions B F Dillingham Co arranging leadership changes at Alexander and Baldwin and Rolph departing for Crockett refinery. Edward Pollitz is expected from the Coast midweek with unclear purpose possibly tied to Home koa. The Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association advertises for laborers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Orly
B. F. Dillingham Co
G. M. Rolph
Alexander & Baldwin
Rolph
Crockett
Edward Pollitz
Hawaiian Sugar Planters’ Association
McClanahan Sues County Over Blanket Warrant Surrender
In a tense afternoon session Judge Robinson heard KT McClanahan challenge a county blanket warrant related to Andrew Adams. Judge Whiting argued the supervisors resolved the warrant’s cancellation and transfer to County Auditor Hicknell, while McClanahan contested the withdrawal of the supplementary answer and noted the auditor’s duties. The court accepted the supervisors’ actions as lawful, McClanahan’s motion to strike was denied, and he noted no appeal.
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KT McClanahan
Trent
Andrew Adams
Robinson
Whiting
Hicknell
McClanahan
Tudo Robinson
Amily
Territory Should Tame The Streets Improvement Club Plan
The Walaine Kaimuki and Paloto Improvement Club aims to beautify and ornament the district with about four thousand trees and shaded thoroughfares. They seek permanent macadamising and road improvements on Walalae Road and Twelfth Avenue, urging county supervisors to take over and fund lasting work rather than temporary repairs. Zeno K Meyers emphasizes urgent territorial action to begin improvements.
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Walaine
Kaimuki
Paloto
Tremidenes
Pulolo
Kaimukh
Walalae Road
Twelfth Avenue
Board of Supervisors
Improvement Club
Bioveax County
Bald Zeno K. Meyers
Horse Shoeing As An Art in Hawaii Scandal
John O Rowk, claiming to challenge a Japanese horseshoe license test, accuses examiners of corruption and bribe offers amid alleged failures under Hawaii’s horse shoing law. He plans to leave for the mainland tomorrow, saying the art remains contested and the law may be a dead letter.
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John O'Rowk
Hay Wall
Japan
O'Rowk
Jim
United States
Honolulu
Hawaii
Tiger on voyage to Kalmas Zoo sparks bold plan
A garbled note suggests a tiger moving from the Orient on August 8 may return to Hong Kong, with a plan to deliver a crowd-pleasing performance at Kalmas Zoo. It hints at an upward journey and a capture for public display amid speculation of a grand spectacle.
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Orient
Dorte
Hong
Cigorahiyy
Kalmus Zoo
Viette
Tut
Home Rulers at It Form New County Constitution
The Home Rulers in convention at their new headquarters near Kulu attont are drafting a constitution to align with County Government changes. A large number of young Portuguese will meet tonight to form the Young Portuguese Atniala Association, including a baseball team as a feature. W A Kinney has filed for discontinuance in his Tibet suit against Samuel Parker, with the defendant to pay costs. The funeral of the Inte Tkane Noar is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow at HH Wititama parlors.
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Kulu Attont
Atniala Association
W. A. Kinney
Tibet
Samuel Parker
Costa
Wititama
Deportation custody for German deserters after ship raid
Three deserters from the German vessel Huckfeld Ole Keller Theodore Blantorth and Detlev Nottong were ordered held by the United States Marshal until the next German ship can deport them to Germany. They fled with one more, Prite Gunsberg, to join Captain Welsbarth on a raid toward Layean Island and were arrested en route.
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Ole Keller
Theodore Blantorth
Detlev
Nottong
Deverters
Mario Hackfeld
United States
Germany
Aallors
Prite Gunsberg
Huckfeld
Welsbarth
Layean Island
Jarrestad
Yetirn
Bagipitay
Ganaberig
Woodtury
Court session details clash in chaotic city crime docket
The court proceeding regarding Frank Dertlemann continues this afternoon amid tense testimony. Deputy County Attorney Milverton presses Strauss on witnesses to prove Hertlemann's guilt, while a Davenport disturbance ends with police dragging him to Port Street. Attorney General Andrews prepares for a trip to Shanghai.
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Frank Dertlemann
Ators Wey
Stranee
Milverton
Hertiemans
Stnen Milverte
Mange Strauss
Hertlemann
Rose
Biravie
Eaye Mitreeton
Calabrian cruiser Calabria sails into upper San Francisco Bay
The Calabria, a flagship of the Tidliin fourths sliss, arrives in upper San Francisco Bay on a ten day stay. Prince Ferdinand of Savoy, age twenty one, cousin of King Victor Emmanuel III, is hosted by the Lalion colony and the city. the voyage began in Venice and continues to Honolulu New Zealand Australia and beyond. The vessel is 3,000 tons, built in 1800, armed with six 6 inch guns two Maxim guns and two torpedo tubes, powered by a twin screw engine capable of sixteen knots.
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Tidliin
Calabria
San Francisco Bay
Westerlay Toring
Pree Fernands
Saver
Hike
Genow
Victor Exymanuel III
Lalion
Basily
Lealion
Fernando
Venice
Atlantic
Pacific
South America
Honolulu
New Zealand
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CREX
J. Hopp & Co
Young Bidg
Allied Beajanion Makers
New York
LDS
Amfieaberjaninz
Laakers
London
Moern
The
Kash Company
Wanacs
Davenport
Young
Hatel
Wale
Port Street
Ths
Andrews le
Shanghai
Gen Journal
Alec Morrison
Ned Crabbe
Frank McIntyre
M. Whitney
Doyle &. Hustace Jr
A. Berg
MH. Walker
Martin W. Bavidge
F. Ehlers
T. McGrew
Dillingham
Hiie
Levingston
Roland
Arlington
Prince Ferdinand OF Savoy
San Francisco
Cal
Prince Ferdinand
Omaha
Neb
Vladivostok
Siberia
Stockholm
Sweden
Hague
Komura
N. J
Baron Komura
Vancouve
L, Elkcar & Company Limited
Merchant Tail
Alakea Street
OSS Ideo Tio Norio
Shoe World Nine
Wen
ALL Amrica
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