Likelike wreck case and other court actions head docket
In the higher courts, the Laupaboshoe Sugar Co. sues Wilder Steamship Co. for 4966 58 for sugar lost in the steamer Likelike wreck. The verdict favors the defendant in Boyd v Gandall breach of promise. Additional actions include actions against Louis Marke and J A Magoon for 661 25 on a bond and a new trial motion in Tuck Chew v Makee Sugar Lo.
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Charlotte Boyd
John Gandall
Perry
Laupaboshoe Sugar Co
Wilder Steamship Co
WJ Coon
FS Lyman Jr
J D Tregloan
C F Murray
Louis Singer
Tracy
Gear
Wall
Douglas
Hustace Jr
H G Danford
M A Gonsalves
A S Hartwell
W L Stanley
Kinney & Ballou
F. Harrison
Louis Marke
J.A. Magoon
Fort Street
Annexation of Hawaii and the path to republican progress
The piece envisions friction and adjustment as Hawaii joins the United States, urging patience for smoother governance between nations. It argues progress requires railroads telegraphs and cable while noting a shift from monarchy to republicanism and the islanders’ growing republican sentiment, with a cautious forecast of 1897 events.
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Banda
Nove
Panama Canal
United States
McVeigh Reinstated as Qua Antine Station Agent
Attorney General Smith decided to reinstate J D McVeigh to his post at the quarantine station starting September 1. Reynolds reported no basis for the earlier suspension charges and fault was attributed to a supervisor, not McVeigh, who remains an agent of the Board of Health.
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J.D. McVeigh
Posiigi Ae Sd Petindanteut
Quaeantine
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Lisa
McVaigh
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Reynolds
Teinphone
Geneon
Cumulative vote debate shapes Hawaii island election race
The article explains how cumulative voting in Honolulu allows split or fractional support, influencing outcomes for American Union party nominees versus independents. It notes strong reliance on group votes from Hilo Portuguese and native voters, potential for Emilius Kea, Maui and Kauai candidates, and predicts possible walkovers if additional petitions fail to surface.
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Ths Island
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Ewa
American Union Platform
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Inez
Mesers
Awb
Lovdenstein
GK. Wilder
Recond
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Kakokana
Jd. Coorper
Kauai
SK. Kuoa
Paul Isenberg
Japanese Methodist conference to be held in San Francisco
The Japanese Methodist Episcopalians of the Pacific Coast and the Hawaiian Islands will hold a conference in San Francisco from September 8 to 10. About twenty delegates have signified attendance. The event will meet at the Japanese church on Pine Street with Rev. Dr. Harrie as superintendent and Bishop Newman presiding.
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Newman
Tar
H. Peck
Honolulu
Islands
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Pacific Grave
If silver gets much lower it will be free
A brief line from the Chicago Journal notes that silver prices could fall so far as to become effectively free, signaling a dramatic drop or promotional gimmick in metal markets.
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