Honolulu Bulletin 1901 Editorial on Secretary Mitchcock and Mosquitoes
The Honolulu Bulletin discusses Secretary Mitchcock’s Seventh Letter to the Governor, criticizing the administration’s officials and methods. It contrasts New York and Hawaii responses, urges decisive action against mosquitoes, and accuses the official organ of pushing a misleading defense while urging public effort to eradicate the pest.
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Hileheneh
Finnatloff
Tom Elion
Sue Petlor
Hitchook
Storptary Mitchcock
New York
Hawaii
Haidhead
Sugar Trust Scheme Dominates Congressional Session Talk
During the Test semmlon of Congress discussions focus on a sugar trust scheme. Havereyer, president of the trust, is central as the plan faces opposition and potential reciprocity concerns. The matter is linked to curbing sugar industry practices and possible regulatory action.
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Koln
Havereyer
Ke Sigan Trust
Kile
Temark
Reger
Aerlone
Towal
Congress
Sukme
Hlawall
Cole
Fire destroys stock yards horses in massive blaze
A large fire at the stock yards burned about seventy horses and several carriages. Many hackmen lost mounts and property. three heroes were fatally burned and shot to end their suffering. Insurance lists total about 25 000 dollars as investigators report steps toward rebuilding and compensation.
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Milaire
de Dhaw
Pattie
Hardware Go
Joe. Morgan
Heraatiam
Lyde Ile Ward
Alee
Ballantyne
German American Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Po
Union Assurance Society
Commercial Union Ansurance Co
Liverpool
London
Greenwich Masvea Nod Cas of
New York
Caledonian Tage
Northern Amerane Niagara Fire Insurance Co
German Alliance Answer
Fance Ga
Norwich Ntey
Seoniah Uulen
Incendiary Fire Rumors and Police Work Probed
A damaged report discusses a large recent warehouse fire with alleged incendiary origin. It credits Patrolman Kaeo and local police for thorough investigation and notes uncertainty, with authorities seeking responsible suspects amid public concern and debates on motives and accountability.
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Stock Warde Co
Kaeo
Gep
Phil’s Department
Julie Ie
Hall & Son
Maliee
Diethens
Turkey
Pemaibiln
Weather Summary From Punahon Augie Bureau
Morning minimum is 0 a m reading. Midday temperature around 85 with 90 at 1 am. Pressure trend falling. Rainfall recorded at 0.01 inches. Dew point 08 F. Humidity at 1 am measured 70 percent.
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Weather Bureau
Punahon
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Fenn Lillia
Hiugh Rooney
Plarco
Che Tee
Steoh Vari Co
Sam Saeey
Cain
Corpanty
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Russia Cement Company
Granett's
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Primo Beer
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Nems
Ryan & Dement
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Edward R. Swain
Sway
Crocker
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Onokure
Riley
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Allen & Robinson
Auwen Street
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A. F. Bertelman
King Street
Ordern Loft
Henry ST. Goar
Edward Ollitz
Edward Pollitz & Co
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Cal
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West King Strry
David Dayton
Merchant Street
A. C. Lovekin
Pinang AL Agert
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Campbell
Queen Street
Union Fead
Hawaiian Hotel
Vine
Germania
Sipeet
W. H.thone
Fort Street
Union Express
Eventog
King Atrevt
Tol
W. Larsen
Wyn
H.R Hitchcock
Coast Feed Co
A. Harrison Mill Co. Ltd
Kawaiahad Street, Walo
Tel. White
P.O. Box Isa
Cotton Bros. & CO
Ft i General Contractors
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Koom Ye
Boston
Viet
Oahu
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Maris
Usaal
P.O
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Honolulation Works
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G. Schuman
Fort and
Alnken
Kelly
Springfield
Athens
C. F. Herrick
Stangenwald Building
Wilder Avenue
J. M. Vivas
Port Office Lane
KONA
Kealakekua, Hawaii
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Kalle
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