Charge Against Hart Is Nolled ProsequI d
In the police court a nolle prosequi was entered in the case of Reminvt Lionel Hart who faced accusations of destroying public records. The arson charge remains under Grand Jury scrutiny while the proceeding concludes with Hart having no counsel and officials signaling the case may be dropped.
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Lionel Hart
George A. Davis
Hart
Territory of
Hawaii
Sotmplaint
Ty Che
Thone Wisted
Davies
Cathcart
Davin
Lam
Mayer
Johit
Front leader warns against selling waterfront land
W O Smith argues against depose of public waterfront property to private parties. He cites government policy to preserve land for public use and warns land may be needed for deeper slips and future port development. He urges expanding Territory holdings along the water front rather than privatizing crucial land.
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W. O. Smith
Pacific Mall Company
Islands
Ocean
Diamond Head Host Charlie Petersen Dead at Hospital
Charlie Petersen dies at Queen’s Hospital shortly after 3 PM. Once a leading figure in Honolulu, he served as weather reporter and telegraph liaison for Diamond Head, aided by a daughter Minx Melika Petersen. His death ends a long career serving the town and business community.
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Charlie Ja
Queen's Hospital
Charley Peterwn
Honoluli
Fia Mort
Etosa the
Gaya
Enable
Charles
Minx
Melika Petersen
Petersen
Interior
Banivel G. Wilder
Kaimaki
Diamond Head
Whitney & Robertson
Honolulu
Hale
Ible
Daily Bulletin
Soper
Charlie
Governor and officials inspect waterfront for Pacific Mall options
Governor rear Secretary Mott-Smith and Superintendent Holloway toured the waterfront this morning to gather information on the Pacific Mail property purchase. They visited the Axhmarket area and walked the front from the fand beach to the Inter-island wharves, examining government land for coal pile suitability. No decision reached yet on the proposed deal. officials aim to learn more.
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Rear
Mott- Smith
Holloway
Pacific Mail
Pacific Mall
Mint Man Testifies In Graft Case
San Francisco report details Mint official testimony about money withdrawals linked to graft. Superintendent Lead testifies to transfers from Mullaly and Ford of the United Railroads, noting a $2000 payment to Ruef and related actions in the case.
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Mint Man
San Francisco
Lead
Mint i
Mullaly
Ere Ford
United Railroads
Halsey Case Delayed as Illness Extends Proceedings
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 27. Halvey remains ill and in bed as case delays continue for another week. His attorneys seek a six month continuance to allow recovery and further preparation for the proceedings.
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San Francisco
Halvey
Cruiser Squadron Arrives in San Francisco
The cruiser squadron under Admiral Dayton arrived this morning in San Francisco. A reception for the fleet is planned for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Dayton
Large Wuchow Fire Destroys Hundreds of Homes
Incendiary blaze at Wuchow destroys hundreds of dwellings and prompts fear of heavy loss of life. The fire is linked to new interior customs stations, with reports from Hong Kong dated September 27.
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Hongkong
Wuchow
Hart Admitted To Bail In $2500 Plea Hearing
Lionel Hartie, charged with two kerosene burnings and threats in a dramatic courtroom, was admitted to bail at $2500 after Attorney General and defense clashed over the amount. The judge rejected higher figures and kept Hart in the case as the trial proceeds amid heated exchanges.
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Lionel Hartcie
Hare
George A. Davie
Sage de Bott
de Holt
Div
Capitol
Hart
Davis
Charlies Hustace
Mieshin
Charles Hustace
John Cathcart
Lionel Hart Ie
Lionel
Hembaway
Davin
Attorney General Department
City of Honoriin
A Married Woman Leaving No Will
A reader question discusses inheritance when a married woman dies without a will. If she has children, her husband gains a life interest in one third of the estate. The remainder passes to the children or other lineal descendants. If no children, the property goes to the husband, or to the father, mother, or siblings, or their children. The note asks if this reflects the reader’s wishes.
Confesses Judgment in Wong Kwai Case 1908 Stipulation
In the matter of Theo H Davie & Co v Wong Kwai the defendant confesses judgment for 10 dollars and one cent with costs. An execution waiver until January 1, 1908 is noted and a separate judgment for 2448.06 plus costs is issued by Enterprise Mill Co. The debtor can forego seizure by paying 30 percent by January 1, 1908, after which the plaintiff may proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
H. Davie & Co
Wong Kwai
Antililar
Rovers
Siso Wong
Camera Fiend Sues Over Photo Supply Bills in Hawaii
A lawsuit filed by J. T. Warren trading as Ue Honolulu Photo Supply Co claims unpaid amounts to 488.69 for photographic supplies allegedly supplied between August and July 1904. The defendant faces a judgment demand of 4497 in the case brought to the Territory court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Warren
Ue Honoluli
Photo Supply Co
Ted Salt
Wilkow
Kita
Inter
AlLaeney
de Me Pishor
Tertiory
Wagram
Port fumigation methods draw protest from city leader
A leading city figure objects to fumigation practices for cargo from San Francisco at the port. He cites heat damage to perishable goods and asks for modern equipment and proper quarantine measures. He warns against unnecessary destruction of fine fabrics and calls for reform in handling and inspection.
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San Francisco
Huallen
Orleans
Loral
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Mauna Loa
Crater
Etin Wirelong
Hilo
Howse
Lewey Crater
Mutuhalt
New York
Alfred Eopats & Co
the Kash Co
Onc A
Charlie Petersen
FREAR
Hollister Drug Co
Halsey Case
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Es Sugar
Marine Hagineres
Fotineer McKinnon
Rowecran
S. Sierra
Island Fawit CO
King
New York City
Montaigne
Fort St, Benolulu
Camera Fiend
Kwal
Jalafran
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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