Reciprocity Convention Voices Industry Viewpoints
The November Newark or Washington coverage notes the National Association of Manufacturers convening in Detroit last June, with about 200 delegates representing U S industries. Key figures include B A Tompkins, Theodore C Beareh, General W F Draper, and Jase erring, who chair sessions and set policy calls for reciprocity with foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanbinchun
United States
Nav Monat Association of Manufacturura
Detroit
Robert J. Morgan
Secretarian
Edwart H.ranborn
Ivania
Wilson
Cincinnat
Roosevelt
Chatman
Chesball
Hare Wonlee
Wond
Theorien
Industriea Tor
Thule
Alate
Thawe Industrive
Chinview
Clark
Philadelphia
Frank Jaake
Department of Comerce and Manufactures
George J. Reaburn
New York
Stronge
Arine
Treath
Glaree A. Longblin
United States Steel Company
Aimee Ty
Laemeelven
Argentina
W. Rice
Boston
Search
Mr Rice
Hit
American Protective Tari League
National Association of Manufacturers
Pally
Tarif League
Trial of Right 10 Kill Witch Fortiand Men
Two Umatilla men, George and Toy Toy, are on trial for the murder of Ann George, an Inellus doctor, with a novel defense claiming they were bewitched by the Lion of their tribe. Convicted of murder in the first degree, their appeal cites jurisdiction and alleged white witchcraft. The case, moved from state to federal court, hinges on whether a witch’s power negates natural crime elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortiand
Columbia
George
Toy Toy
Umatilla
Ata
Peacieton
Federal Court
Pantalones
Lci
Avi
Max
The Bulletin Monthly Plan Mentioned in City Notice
An editor notes a monthly bulletin plan by an official or inspector in a local matter concerning tiling, vents, and seats. The item discusses protection and authority roles, suggesting a formal plan for public work and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hite
Ome
Ely
A. Koehate
Jnapeetur
Miveraen
Perle
Tnywetatio
Honolulu Land and Mortgages in November 1901 Records
November 1901 entries show various deeds and mortgages in Honolulu from Heritage Company to T Nagata and Wing Link Lung Co to Wong un Yoo, with dates from November 7 to November 28. Transactions include powers of attorney, chattel mortgages, releases, and land deeds for multiple properties on Oahu, with amounts ranging around 500 to 12,000 dollars and terms from two to fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heritage Company
T. Nagata
Special Powers Nook
John A. Nuties
Porte Riese
Joly Y
Honolulu
Mary Achi
M. ‘Ranakants
General Powers
Wing Link Lung Co
Wong UN Yoo
Inaschatd Niwann
Kukul Steoet
Honotaln Onli
Lwin
Autoline Anderson
John
Anevedo
Oalu
Halley's
Honolulu Cyclery Company, Limited
Hawaiian Trust Company, Limited
Oahu
W. ©. Achi
First American Savings & ‘Trust Company of Hawaii, Limited
John A. Gansdall
Emma Street
John K. Gandall
George N. Wilcox
Haima Street
Kapa Hata
Wte
Ke Kentwell
Chong
Jenee
Behoot Street
Homolul
Oaha
Hook
Pacific Union Oil Co stock touted in Alaska era notices
Advertising copy touts Pacific Union Oil Company prospects with claims of producing wells and high earnings potential. It markets stock through Fisher & Co brokers and Hawaiian agents, promising legitimate profits and future development, while noting historical oil stock gains and limited stock availability. A separate Hawaiian club meeting on Blakes Street drew new members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellag Ae
Coainga
California
Oll
Bae Bees
Pacl Union Oil Company
Pacific Union Oil Company
Nowalnried Offhcare
Perl Tol
Fisher & CO
Block Bond Crokers
Pacific Union Ol Company
Stangenwald Building
Merchant Street
Omaha
Notice to creditors of D. A. Ray estate Hawaii
The undersigned administrator of the estate of D. A. Ray, deceased, located in Honolulu Oahu Territory of Hawaii, calls all creditors to present their claims timely. Creditors must file at the United States Marshal office in Honolulu within the period. Debtors are urged to make immediate payment to the administrator. Dated Honolulu November 2, 194 Bh HESDEY, Administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Ray
Honolulu
Island
Oahu
Territory of Hawaii
Mortengy
United Bites
Hesdey
Notice on land access and transport arrangements
1995 1m notice forbids hunting or firearms on lands owned or leased by the OAMS Railway and Land Company. All rats of the company and the Niatriota of Watata and 7 fon are rearnred for Haleiwa Hotel. Trempaiors will be provemted to the full extent of the Inn. Intending steomage parsengera by the S. B. chamoda leaving Honoula for Ban Pranclaro on December 4th. They must ar range for tranportation pox later than 5 p.m. Monday December 2d. The company will marantee to lamin Nokets after we date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleiwa
Oata
Oams Railway & Land Company
Niatriota
Watata
BF. Dimlicham
BOF
Chamoda
Honoula
Ban Pranclaro
Lave
Ceompany
Marantee
Lamin
Power of Attorney notice from Monolali T H and Bowery
A power of attorney authorizes the absence of Tertt Oman foreman to act under full authority. Dated November 11, 1901, by M. T. H. The notice references K Bath, plumber, and night watchmen for buildings, business property, and residences. Builders are advised to consult Bowery regarding watchmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tertt
Oman
Monolali
T. H
K Bath
Bowery
Trade mark notice from California citrus firm in Honolulu
In 1901 a California based citrus company certifies Komal grape fruit is trademarked and that Consolidated Boda Water Company Limited of Honolulu is exclusive agent for sale and manufacture in Hawaii Territory. The notice, signed by J. California Citrus Prod ucts Company and Honolulu lodges, calls members to attend a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City
Cal
United States
Jcamnifornia Citrus Prodlets Company
Meeting Notice for Hawai. Chimes Camp Cand Ca Lib
Annual meeting notice for the Hawaiians Chimes Camp and Ca Lib. set for December 2, 2007. Secretary announces date and attendance details.
Corporation Notices Honolulu Freight Prepaid Requirement
Notice from Honolulu dated November 14 1901 states freights must be prepaid after December 1 unless other arrangements are made at the company office corner Queen Street. President CL Wight signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Queens Streets
Cl, Wight
Ship fares change to Honolulu routes in 1901
The notice states passenger fare increases effective after December 1901 for routes between Honolulu and Hawaii Island, including cabin rates to Hana Hamot Kipahulu on the Windward Island, and Manotutu to Maul with various price adjustments. The document notes the rates will be abolished on October 1, 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Via
Derk
Honolulu
Ising
Hawaii
Hana
Hamot
Kipahulu
Twland
Mout
Manotutu
Maulshorte
Wilder’s Steamship Company Announces New Ireland Schedule
Shippers are notified that a new Ireland schedule will go into effect on and after December 1901. Information on rate changes can be obtained at the company office, Fort and Queen streets, Honolulu. L L Wight, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earner Fort and
Queen Treets
Honolulu
Empany
Queen Street
Hooolila
ENA
JINTERISLAND STEAM NAVIGATION CO Notice to Passengers
Notice from Jinterisland Steam Navigation Co Ltd announces fare increases effective December 1, 1901. Cabin fare Honolulu to Kealakekua and Kona district rises from 10 to 15 dollars. Other routes see Dock and Interisland rates adjust upward, with all special fares abolished on the date. President J Ena signs. Honolulu November 4 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinterisland Steam Navigation ¥ Co, Ltd
Honolulu
Kealakekua
Kona
Mawaii
Dubia
Monotula
Honwapo
Punaluu
Ottawa
Hongtuli
Ang
Kaualum
Honululu
Beta Anata
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Oceanic Steamship Company
Ate Erala Auk
Ventura
Alameda
Alameda, Sonoma
Alameda Sikera
Sonoma
Alameda Sierra
Agenta 10
Dekwin Hg
San Francisco
Win. G. Irwin & Co, Ltd
Paci Occidental and ‘Steamers
Japan
DORIC
Nippon Mary
Peru
America
Peking
China
Ont Rose
Pwco, Ltd
Kaisha
NTS
Royal Maumeeamahip Company
Breamers
Canadipt Pacific Railway 6 CO
Vancouver
B. C
Bydory
N.b.wv
Victoria
Honolun
Brisbane
Hong
LULU
B. G
Sydney
Vanna
Aorangi
Aoranoi
Satan
Moana
Canada
Europe
Theo. H. Davice & Co., Ltd
American-Hawaiian S. S. Co
Hawaiian Islands
Fornia
Stud Short
South Brooklia
Pp. Morse
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Ee & Greecuane
Cas
Portland
Chicago
Pullman Palace
Pullman
M. Lothrop
Mann
Nebraska
Kona Livery Stables
Kealakekua, Hawaii
An. Henriques, Frop
Tourleta
Mauna Loa
Kallun
Tule
Hookena
Wilder's Steamship Company
Igland Ports
Inter -Island Telegraph Company
Kauai
Henslata Office
Fort St. Beaw Merchant
MAIN
Cormey
Beretani
Ahs College
Sini
P. Denison
Wake
Palna
Melauomlin
Menioelnn Co
Mr. McLaughin
Creed Moxley
M. H. McLaughlin
Ban Prams
Kochale
Wew
A. Rayner
da Riva
Rickard
Iiranes T
Ah Mook
Ah Chay
Rooke Ana Wite
Beret
Benner
Mre Vv
Whitton ,Rp
Hanaole—Mre
Ken P! Kekatuna
Hana Magi
Kahoomakautii Keliibeleta
Ny Jas Hitog—Ola Sugar Co
Tuotwe
Kaleiokamoku Anahu Et
Lincoln
McCandless
Pacific Union Oil CO
Coalinga ‘ Fields
Panfornia Club
Blakes Street
Hart & Co.,lanteny
Puapueo
Island Realty Comp
Judd Building
Halakales
Maui Hotel
Hagenkamp, MI
Watsuku
Island OF
Maui
Power OF Attorney
Bowers Merchant Patrol
Logat Niin
Raglan
Corporation Notices
Ratyn
L. Whoit
J. Ena
Interabland Steam Navigation Co, Ltd
B.C. Dake
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