Hawaiian Home Rule Convention Picks Wilcox and Kaleo
The Home Rule convention in its second session solidified leadership with Kealoha nominating Robert Wilcox for president and Kalakaanalani, Kaulakau, and others for top posts. Debate over the executive committee and credentials consumed hours as delegates wrestled for unity amid competing factions and a crowded hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rag Party
Baais
Wilcox
Congress
Kalanianaole
Hawaii
Cuba
Kai Sauokalani
Kawlhea
Olli
Messrs
Ahia
Nahinui
Mahde
Kaleuokalani
Kealoha
Kolanianaole
P. P. Wooda
F. J. Testa
A. P. Makstnal
J. M. Poepoe
D. Damiana
David Notley
Charles Notley
C. T. Pofikapy
W. H. Coney
J. Whee
Edgar Cayplesa
C. P. Inukea
Ed K. Sheldon
Isaac Kehn
Kona
Robert Wilcox
J. B. Kolohi, Jr
Kalau
Okalani
Makekau
Lahaina
Kaniho
Kaiouokalani
Jesse P. Makeinal
D. M. Kappihea
Wm. Kalefhula
A. Fernandez
J. M. Kealoha
Polikapu
Keau
Maile
Manuhi
Ekanealli
Law cases clash as Magoon and Davis proceed to trial
The second series of dis barmen began with two cases near noon. Magoon had not received service and Davis faced delays. The Supreme Court ordered memorial proceedings, and Chief Justice Frear announced Magoon’s trial at 1 30 PM and Davis’s to follow, with morning sessions possible. Davis pressed for a court at 8 AM if needed.
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Iage
Andrews
Davis
Supreme Court
Frear
Magoon Files His Answer in Information Case
J A Magoon filed his answer to the information against him as trial neared. He accepts full responsibility, claims his late partner E C Peters should not be included, and asserts no professional misconduct. He details Sumner’s age and credibility, cites affidavits on Sumner’s sanity, and recalls a trust deed with Davis, noting uncertainty about a demurrer.
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Kaaikaula
Kaleihaia
Kaalkaula
Kanitho
Hal
Walanse
Honolulu
Tve
Ng Mon War
Poepoe
Gill
Henry Mebeula
J. Kealoha
Peter Maxis
Ben Akala J. A Axkina
Curtis P. Iaukea
Notley
J. A. Magoon
Ehgrtly
Hei
Peters
Mr. Magoon
John K. Sumner
J. K. Sumner
Respondent
J. E. Sumner
Bi. Dillingham
Sumner
Perry
Supreme Court
Panopolis
Robinson
R. W. Davis
New Waterfront Line Opens Today in Honolulu
The first trial car ran on the Honolulu Rapid Transit new waterfront line yesterday and regular service starts this morning with a ten minute schedule. The line operates separately from other branches, with transfers to the King and Hotel lines at Alakea and River streets. Two cars run, one from Honolulu Iron Works and one from River and King, meeting at the Fort street switch.
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Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co
King and Hotel
Alakea
Alakea Street
River Street
Honolulu Iron Works
River
King Streets
Fort Street
Fort
Queen
King
Convicts Ireescape at Folsom Prison Looting As Patrols Close In
Prison escapees from Fol som prison remain together and loot property. All are armed. A pursuing posse killed one and fatally wounded another. Fear rises they will kill their captive warden and guards. Militia moves to assist in the chase.
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Som
Move Against Japan and Canal Treaty Referred
Peking reports Russia bans wheat exports from Siberia and Manchuria to Japan. In Bogota the Senate has referred the canal treaty to committee for consideration.
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Russia
Japan
Peking
Siberia
Manchuria
Bogota
Senate
The Reliance Chosen to Defend the America Cup
NEWPORT July 27 The trials have been discontinued and the Reliance chosen to defend the America cup.
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Newport
Troops Leaving Danville and Coastwise News
Danville reports orderly conditions as troops depart. Hooley failure cited for three nations in New York. Rome greets Cardinal Gibbons as papal election concern unfolds. Brenton Point notes Reliance wins as defender of the America's Cup, finishing ahead of Constitution and Columbia.
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New York
Rome
Italy
Cardinal Gibbons
Fis
Islander Will Study Sisal GrowIng
A H Turner, former Hawaiian Fibre Co manager, will leave on the Aorangi for two to three months to study sisal in Mexico and the Bahamas. He plans to widen Hawaii sisal cultivation, learn economical farming and machinery, and assess transport and rope production locally to boost the industry.
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A. H. Turner
Fibra Co
Aorangi
Mexico
Bahamas
Mr. Turner
Hawaii
New York
Islands
Honolulu
California
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Kalauokalant
Fy Maar
Tion
Bhia
Ted
George A. Davis
John
Magoon
E. Bumeer
Associated Press Cablegraws
Pilot Hill
Fol
Danville
Islander
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