Low and Kinney Sparring Again In Court Session
The Parker Ranch court session opened with Alec Morrison, Eben Low, and Kinney cross-examinations as Judge Lindsay presided. A reception committee for Oregon visitors drew attention as voters praised Hawaii’s reputation and community leaders added to the list of volunteers boosting the territory’s standing in the Northwest.
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Eben Low
Frank McIntyre
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Ned Crabbe
HM. Meinernya
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Percy Lishman
Andy Holmes
Oswald Mayall
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Hawaii
New Rule Of Court Will Insure Accounts Annually
Circuit judges adopt a stricter probate rule making executors administrators and guardians file annual or final accounts. Ten days before deadlines clerks notify about final settlements or annual accounts. Judges favor corporate sureties to ensure accounting, citing the Kellett case as context.
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Circuit Court of the First Circuit
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Katrett
Hawaiian Band Draws Crowd At Portland Fair
A Bulletin report describes a large photograph of the Hawaiian Band taken in Portland. Members wear khaki uniforms. Manager Cohan and Captain Berger appear prominent. Damon notes the band’s popularity, saying grounds were packed and seats sold at ten cents beyond the terrace. The crowd demanded Hawaiian music and showed enthusiasm for the band’s performance.
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Not Fit To Bathe Says Castle & Cooke Official
Mr Poormann of Castle and Cooke criticizes the city water quality from the Nauann for Servoir describing muddy bath water in recent days. He lives near Pron poet and AMPA streets and warns the public health is at risk. He claims new reservoir contractors may divert excess water into the stream feeding the lower Nuanu reservoir.
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Nuwanu
Inbreeding talk at Parker Ranch draws sharp exchange
Kinney grills Low on cattle inbreeding and horse breeding at Parker Ranch as Magoon objects to questions about Carter's management. Low hedges, saying little about horses while noting paddock expansion aids branding. The exchange ends with a quip about Uncle John and a promise to continue.
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Hhares
Parker Ranch
Horald
Kinney
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Magoon
John
Trent Refuses to Pay Frazee Warrant Sparks Debate
W. L. Frazee, head of electric light, presented a warrant for 14.25 to County Treasurer Trent for payment. Trent refused to cash the warrant, prompting the county attorney to consider mandamus proceedings to force payment. The dispute centers on a blanket warrant system and pay for electric light department workers.
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Water concerns prompt health board review and legal actions
Officials report formal complaints about water conditions to the Board of Health, with an investigation under way and possible action if grounds are found. Amended petitions in the Antone Rodrigues estate case add heirs of Antone Rosa and John F. Colbarn, amid other notes on local legal matters and maritime movements.
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Antone Rodrigues
Kalama Rodrigues Et al
Antone Rodriguez
Antone Rosa
Rodriguex
John F. Colbarn
Inter-Inland Steam Navigation fleet to offer shares
Reported on the waterfront this morning that masters and officers of the Inter-Inland Steam Navigation Company's fleet will shortly be offered a chance to take shares in the company in an easy form. President J A Kennedy of the SE, 8, N. Co was seen weighing the report and doubting the proposition's foundation while noting outsiders offering 110 per share.
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Inter-Inland Steam Navigation Company
J. A. Kennedy
Se, 8
N. Co
Ap Ib
8 000 Homeless in Manila Typhoon
London reports the Anglo Japanese treaty text published today. The document states its aim to protect all interests in the Orient amid Manila’s typhoon aftermath leaving about eight thousand homeless. The notice places the disaster in context with diplomatic efforts ongoing in London.
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London
England
Orient
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