Governor and Large Claimants Fire Claims Situation
Treasury official Mackennan explains delays in paying fire claims. He cannot start until the Governor provides the certified schedule of claims. processing 1000 warrants and receipts will take time and pro rata payments depend on claimants accepting bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedey
Treasury
Mackennan
Turaday
Hemaney
River National Bank
Meckennan
Mr. Mackennan
Death of Mr Dimond After Three Weeks Illness
Obituary notes the death of Mr Dimond at his residence corner of Dole and Almaunder after a five week illness. He was a prominent merchant, former head of Dimond & Co. of San Francisco, and a former Chamber of Commerce member. He married twice, survived by widow and two children, with a large extended family. Cremation performed and interment planned in Nouiana cemetery vault with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Almaunder
Dimond
Vumaainn Bere
Eleanor Waters Howe
LP Waterhoven Co
Tur von Holtidven
Chamber of Commore
Minn Higley
Kf. Dimond
Williane
Dimond & Co
San Francie
Joseph Bader Vobin
Mra. Jarboo
Xan
Preminew
Dimond Bual
Nathan Dohermann & Co
San Francisco
Ftn
Parker
Fasae Ily
Nouiana
Otto Berndt
Dr. L. Water
Kinau Passengers Bound for Honolulu From Mile. April 24
The Kilau passenger list reports travelers booked for passage to Honolulu aboard the Kinau. Names include Perk, Stivas Peck, J. Nawal Mine Grice, J. Chalmers, D. Weluht, Capt. J. Keon, Mire Angin, Ming O00, Weight, Mrs JF McKen, her daughter JB Goffet, J. Cour elon, D. Davin, A. C Hoyt, de Watt, wife and child, and other young men seeking a street ferry or mall route, unable to join the Salvation Army on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witwlens
Honolulu
Kinau
Perk
Stivas Peck
J. Nawal
Grice Wurgesd
J. Chalmers
D. Weluht
Capt
J. Keon
Mire Angin
Ming O00
Weight
Mra
JF. McKen
JB Goffet
J. Courelon
D. Davin
A. C Hoyt
de Watt
Mien NK
Wright
Coleb
Parker and Pareee
House Passes Loan Bill On Third Reading In Senate
The legislature debates extensions, public works, and a wireless telegraph subsidy, with the House voting unanimously on the loan bill and amendments. Discussions cover street extensions, parks, recreation grounds, and a telephone franchise, while procedural rulings and committee actions shape the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Honolulu Bymptiony Rockety Plans Tonight Rehearsal
A local arts note indicates the Honolulu group Bymptiony Rockety will hold a rehearsal tonight, with the event scheduled for the evening. Details on venue and time are not fully provided in the fragment.
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Honolulu
Rockety
Tox
Barber Moves Location In Honolulu Crowd Notice
W R Chilton has relocated from Wort Street to Hotel Street beside Honolulu Tobacco on Fort Street. Old customers urged to follow to the new sight as the business adapts to the change and continues barber services.
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Wort Street
Odd Fellows
Hotel Street
Honolulu Tobacco
Fort Street
Water veto announced by Governor in afternoon brief
Governor given a veto statement this afternoon about the Panow water project. Renate holds the matter over until next Monday for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fale Willl Menage
Renate
Jover
Possibility Of Extension Of the Session
Secretary Carter asked to copy the bills remaining on the calendar as the House nears an extended session. A reporter asked if the Governor would extend, but officials were not yet sure. Lawmakers favor a brief extension to finish the pending measures, including the Loan Bill, before resuming appropriation discussions.
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House of Representatives
Carter
Bulletin
Hewat
Wong
Haye
RAPID TRANSIT CASE OVER TRANSFER FARES AT OAHU JUNCTION
Judge Wilcox heard the dispute between Juilee Lyle Dickey and the Napid email Company over a requested transfer from Klug Street line to Manabow near AcQully Street junction. W R Castro for the transit company argued a continuous route justified fare rules. The case centered on whether transfers at McCully and Luihn King junctions allow free transfer within a single journey.
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Juilee
Lyle Dickey
Napid
Beart Boolore
Wilcox
Whernooy
W. S. Castro
Stupid Transit Company
Judie Dhekey
Diamond Head
Mordunlua
Ines
Luihn
King Street
Handy index of notices and tender calls in Evening Bulletin
The Busipersman’s Handy Index provides a terse resume of public notices tender calls judgments building permits and real estate transactions listed in the Evening Bulletin and Weekly Bulletin editions. It compiles entries from the pages and directs readers to page eight for continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busipersman
Vonerse
Banking Bill Is Killed By Committee Report Action
Fifty seventh day proceedings show committee reports kill bills on banking and court practice while lines on taxation exemptions and land sales for homestead funds are indefinitely postponed. The House debate includes references to Senate resolutions and amendments, with notices of postponed actions and references to the Taxation and Public Lands issues. The overall session focuses on regulatory measures and indefinite postponements amid gubernatorial and territorial committee activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wau
Aud Kellindl
Pi Hance
Renate
Paskage
Renate Hill
Toney
Russia's Demand Refused Over Manchuria Access
Peking China April 24 Russia demanded cession of Manchuria and wider access to ports and telegraph rights. China refused citing no cession or alienation of Manchurian territory to foreign powers. Russians sought foreign consuls and exclusion of others, with admission for six vice in Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Russia
Manchuria
United States Mulls Protest Over Russian Actions in Asia
Washington dispatch notes State Department watching Moscow occupation of Manchuria with concern. US Britain and Japan expected to join a protest against Russia's breach of faith. Berlin reports Morton missionaries expelled. Sofia cites Macedonian bands killing 40 bazouks and 15 gendarmes. San Francisco item shows 96-degree centrifugal metric notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Manchuria
Russia
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Robinson Estate and Railroad Bonds Replevin Case
A morning hearing covers the Robinson estate and related matters in replevin and trust accounts. Judge De Holt extends time on railroad company bonds while trustees report they have not sold $170,000 in Hillside Railroad bonds and seek dissolution.
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Hue Bonda
Dy Holt Haw
Henry Humith
Mumeter
B.C Allen
Mark P .Hobinson
Janien
Mailroad Co
Iit
Ilo Railroad Co
Ncive
Hawaiian Island
de Doll
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McLennan
MR. Dimond
Kinal
Salvation Army
The
Alameda
the Kash Co., Ltd
Waverley Block
Fort and Hotel
Hawaiian Electric
Board OF Health
Liita Street
Kamehameha
Diewrich, Hooglaly
Pauahi Street
Crewlew
Hilo
Pune
Hawaii
Hilo Men Utinidy
Les Nd ‘Telegraph Company
Beior Ahi
J. Crom
Inter= Iniand Telegraph Co
Crabbe
John A. Cumming
Tim
Minorte Tou
Franson
Republic of Hawaii
McCaudion
He Rt
Public Lande Comuulites
Hones
Autor Parin
Cecil Brown
Fence
Mot
Paris
Kobi Wax Cum
Haldwin
Iwenberg
Cool Brown
Benator
Te Kenator Covell
Newey
W. R. Chilton
Padoa Water Veto
Rapid Transit
ASE
Trom Han Francisco
Masonic Temple
Guyer
Levingston
Associated Prose
Berlin
Germany
Morton
Proas Sperial
Sofia
Bulgaria
Bishop Batate Lruntees
Hemotly Rapid Frannit & Land Company
Kaluuld
Duke Lie Halt
Han
Flich Paeiese
Wan
Thurston
Hapa Viapalt Co
Wind Holme de Staptey
Liusteee
Herrice Panahl
de Holt
A. W. Carter
Hunal Parker
We Allen
Samuel Parker
Abe Jeger
Hanat Parker
Wurd Manat Parker
W. FR. Allen
Bamuel Parker
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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