Power of attorney for stock voting under Hawaii statutes
A court discussion interprets a proxy to vote stock as a power of attorney subject to stamp duty, detailing distinctions between general authority and specific authorization. The opinion cites Galbraith and Frear, noting the executor must know the difference when appointing a proxy and that, while a proxy may resemble a horse or a wagon in authority, its enactment hinges on precise statutory definitions and the recipient’s role. The ruling references Van Valkenburg as treasurer and Dillingham Co. evidence, emphasizing statutory limits on written proxies and the necessity of explicit authority for stockholder meetings.
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Souther
Lunpas Evhy
Jali Dowd
Supreme Court
Dusries Galbraith
Juettee Frear
Kimtlee Perry
AL We van Valkenterg Wa
Teecitary
Hawaii
He Teiawarer
Smilth & Lewis
Ape Pillant
BP Dole
Tewane
van Vadkenbern
Wyxton
B. F Dillingtom Company, Ltd
Hawalug Corporation
Rome
Roerblagoe
Witoends
Arknowlerti Pd
Weltig
al Loeney
Woxlee
Ubvermel
Perry
Atiorney
Ty Tyson
Peter
Coneiatone
Hedteayrii
van Volkeubing
Waldere
Akon
Happy Day With Shriners Picnic At Moanalua
Shriners and friends visited Moanalua for a two trip picnic with golf links and dancing. Solomon's Quintet played as children enjoyed games and raffles, while adults shared thanks to Hon. Damon for the use of his grounds for the event held on a sunny Saturday in April 1902.
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Aloha
Moanataa
Baturday
Moanalua
Maponte Terpte
Tad
Kolihi
Moanti
Solomon
Bate
Boye
Lowithg Witter
Damen
Hmountain
Damon
Andrew Heown
Governor Dole Arrives in Hawaii for Quiet Washington Mission
Governor Dole lands at Oceanic ship and stays at the Hotel, planning to consult President Roosevelt in Washington on Hawaiian island affairs. He denies Parker's claims and emphasizes his Republican ties while distancing from Royalist and Home Rule clashes.
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Sap Francia
Gevernie Sanford
Dole
Hawaii
Blor
Terra Firma
Qcetdental Hotel
Washington
Dote
Thin
Dakety
Enatane
Geet Dental Hotel
Hole
Toth Te Marin
Remson
Roosevelt
Washiton
George R. Carter
Mr Parker
Sam Parker
Parker
Aly
Heap
Fitch
Holmge
Gine
California
Tale
Thurston With Dole When Interviewed
Han Francines on April 2 reports Sanford Hailland Dorp governor of Unete Bane Jeland a former president of the Republic of Hawai i of the Territory journeying to Washington to discuss the MITA and meet with Thurston.
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Han Francines
Sanford Hailland Dorp
Unete Bane
Fragmentary Page Tease Signals Ongoing Coverage
Fragment from page 4 shows unreadable OCR with stray letters and partial captions. No clear events or names are readable, leaving a sparse glimpse of continuation without substantive details.
Chinese Exclusion Bill Debated in Senate and House
The article covers debates on Chinese immigration policy in both chambers. It notes Senator Mitchell of Oregon urging exclusion with a prepared speech, while diplomatic observers and officials attend, a minister struggles to hear, and tensions rise over immigration, labor, and policing.
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Washington
Tee
Hore
Senate
Senat
Chines
Ocation
Michell
Ore
Ore Kan
Eaeed AniKomPat
Eharachgeiany
Philippines
Clark
Coneie
Raul
Chi
Aiteholl
China
Ching
United States
Mitcheth
Ook
Jae
Repubican
Uxetinston Hilt
Emi
Csendmiente
Quay
Qing
Hailes
Chinean
Senate debate on Chinese exclusion bill opens in Washington
The Senate session led by Mitchell of Oregon opened discussions on the Chinese exclusion bill. Debates covered constitutional, legal, and policy aspects, with emphasis on preserving national integrity while limiting immigrant entry and addressing citizen rights and enforcement.
House Debates Chinese Exclusion in Capitol Hearings
Debates on Chinese exclusion dominate a House committee session. Key figures from New York, Pennsylvania, California, and other states argue for and against the policy, with concerns raised about commerce, travel, and national security. Witnesses discuss potential evasions and the broader impact on merchants and travelers.
Federal term opens as morning blaze destroys buildings
The April term of the United States District Court opened with jurors chosen for service. Several jurors were excused for medical or office reasons, while a panel was formed to complete the jury for the term. The marshal summoned additional jurors and the foreman was appointed as the panel reached thirty two.
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United State
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Ene
Oy Irinhee
Iy Etetaek
Thin Mornitie
Malhawenliedt
Arawit Junie
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Crady
Miehatte
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A. Hopknig
Edwin Neanen
DG Camarinos
Hert Merry Armitage
Wiliam Aten
Prapkll Armetring
Honolulu
Htentan
Ken
Frank J. Woods Kohala
CG Kennedy
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Hilo
Fof Porter
Chas
W. Booth
Honotati
Carton
Andrews
Frank W. Hosworth
Hit
Nm WA
Hailes
Walliter
Dr. K
Hervey
Honolutdans
A. Plimala
Kiptow
Wulmen
Kanal
Marshal Hendry
Aummon
Trom Whee
David Kahaloaahs
Lane
War Agai
Ant Kwart Jas
The
Lean Fat Vie
Voolter
Thurelay
Mivan White
Auike
Aita
Ming
SAHNE
Helihlol
Firat National
Marshal Gr. Hendry
United States District Court
Wiehman
J. W. Podmore
de Journeey
Love
Dorky
P .P. Woods
Wi Green
Carl A. Widermann
Holloway
Aidke Estee
Fire destroys multiple Chinese shops on Kukul Street
Early alarms report a fierce blaze at two story buildings on Kukul Street near Murray carriage shops. Firefighters rescued horses, but one structure burned rapidly, threatening neighboring buildings. Estimated total losses near 99000 with 8000 building damage. Insurance on the Chinese-owned Cowen burned appears minimal.
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Howelaly Hotel
Murray
Netingelebad
Chihwne
Murray Carriage Shops
Bern
Thurston
Pampaniog
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