Panama Negotiations Rejected By Railroad Says Texan
The Texan reports negotiations between Panama Hatleat and American Hawaii Steamship Company over isthmus freight were declined by the railroad. Freight agent C P Morse says the road office confirms the steamship proposition was not accepted. The existing route around Cape Horn remains the best option for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Hatleat
American-Hawaiian Steamield Company
Fraight
C.P. Morse
Moraiox
Tne Railroad
Steamship
Francero
Hanenin
Kahulul
Sorananya
Brwt
Stuadra
Kansas
San Prancho
Hoe
Kahuul
Myndon Wan Utter
American Tianation Company
New York
San Francisco
San Francino
Nevadan
Nebrakan
BOW
New York Shipbuilding Company
New Jersey
Hoodlum Nuisance Near Trades School Prompts Police Plea
A reader letter complains of groups of hoodlums near the Boye Brigade Trades School at King and Beretania streets. They shout, drum, and harass residents, throwing tobacco cud and endangering passersby. The writer requests police attention and publication of the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boye Brigade ‘Trades School
King and
Beretania
Tule
Grist Ho Intends Change at Local Fruit Stand Store
Fragmentary text notes Hew grunt son Grit Ho plans to take over the store currently run by George Andrews a fruit stand. It mentions adding to a downstate portion of a regional report and a new owner operating both European and American lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grit Ho
George Andrews
Lynuraie
Debate tightens as party leaders question governor plan
At a Territorial Committee meeting of the Republican party, Mesars Stewart and Cooke clash over a governor revocation claim. W J Smith reportedly told Cooke there was no truth to the revocation story, contradicting Stewart who quoted a Star interview. The Bulletin reportedly echoed that view in a separate talk with Smith. Cooke asserts truthfulness while Stewart defends newspaper accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Stewart
Cooke
Territorial Committee of Pibican Party
W. Q. Smith
Star
Mr. Cooke
Bulletin
Mr. Smith
Myrtle Hour Club benefit praise for Nancy and Co at Opera Home
A Myrtle Hour Club benefit at the Opera Home drew praise for Nancy and Co. The play Nancy and Co. delighted both actors and audience with lively performances. Mine Chapman as Nanny and Neill as the husband drew applause and laughter. The production showcased good fellowship between the two boat clubs with red white and blue attire. Committees thanked James Neill Company and local papers for support and the Amateur Orchestra for assistance. The exact amount raised remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hour
Opera
Ivon
Beltar
Ar, Neill
Robert Burton
Ik Cibmen
Chapman
Mine Brownell
Myrtes
Mint Forbes
Mise Deas
Min Andrews
Club Colore
Tay
Healani Clubien
Myrtle
James Neill Company
Myrtles
Evening Bulletin
Advertiser
Star
Republican Saviet
Wray Taylor
Will They Meet Republican Territorial Committee Meeting Postponed
The Republican Territorial Committee meeting was postponed. It was believed the adjournment opponents would fail to form a quorum, delaying action on Governor Steuart’s resignation. At the night session thirteen members recorded opposition to the restatement of the matter, easing the committee’s majority pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Territorial Committee
Btewarte
Bad Blood Leads to Police Court Assault Case
In Police Court this forenoon Robinson faced charge of assault and battery on Om car Anderwa of the Merchanta Patrol. Longstanding bad blood led to a dangerous altercation after eight witnesses and others joined. Judge Wilcox discharged the defendant, deeming it a case of mutual ill feeling and unfit for the Police Court.
Boston Concert by Orel entertainment at Hawelian Opera House
Boston concert company presents Orel entertainment of the Hos ton Cogoers Company at Hawelian Opera House on Saturday evening December 7. Season tickets twoWaycain mieuty two dollars. Single admission one dollar. Tickets on sale next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoston Cogoers
Hawelian Opera House
Hickuts
Melont
Wall
Nivhale
Evictions and injunctions dominate Honolulu court docket
Fragmented court notes show eviction disputes and alimony actions, including Nobrega alimony ruling with ten day delay, plus Markham injunction contest over trespass. Various indictments and trials are listed with names like Myes Birkerida and George Markham, and references to counts of larceny and malicious prosecution.
Industrial Edition Praises Sugar Industry Publication
Fraites hosts a meeting in which Bulletin staff and Hawnii magazine contributors laud a sugar and beet industry report. Editor Whitsey notes the work is a substantial achievement, with praise from Planters Monthly and others for its comprehensive coverage and value to the Isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rongramlfone
Bulletin
Whitney
Anit Postes Industries
Whitsey
Planters’ Monthly
Benkies
Altent Mugar Rane Planters
Isthmn
France
Charles UW
Valued Cane and Waterfront Lands Hearings At Pol Harbor
Testimony by W George Ashley as government expert on land yields and compensation follows a compromise with Kinney. Debate covers per acre values ranging from twelve dollars to one hundred dollars for waterfront property and a questioned impact of improvements on future rent and sale prices.
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George Ishley
Pol
Widy
Kinney
W. George Ashley
Mr. Kinney
Ashley
Kester
Ian
Astley
Auhley
Nindey
Mr. Ashley
Mr. Astley
Peninnule
Tampico Brings 4000-Ton Freight Load After Rough North Atlantic Passage
The Globe Navigation Companys steamer Tampico reached port this morning from Seattle after a perilous ten day voyage. Captain Reid steered through a bowling gale and mountain seas as the crew endured extreme conditions. Tampico carried 4000 tons of freight including flour, bran, beer, steel, and structural iron for local merchants. Captain Arid, the present commander, brought the ship around the Horn from the Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Navigation
Immenne
Tampico
Luzon
Olympic
Arid
Great Lakes
Chinaman Appears in Court Over Cruelty to Dog
An incident at Kawalatino church area led to An Cheong being charged with cruelty to an animal. In court he denied harming the dog claiming the dog knocked over a pot of hot water. Lissle Kalllikane, the dog's owner, testified that the dog was burned by the defendant who allegedly threw a dipper of pulling water at the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
An Cheong
Kawalatino Church
Lissle Kalllikane
Health board rule on physician examinations for Honan
A health board rule requiring examinations of physicians for Honan to be completed in the Uglinh land Range was discussed. It was postponed pending action from the Attorney General and public inquiry, with strong sentiment against the current language of the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Honan
Uglinh Land
Neely Returns From Molokal Hunting Trip
Neely formerly of the Car worn House and the United States Marshals Service recently returned from Molokal where he spent time with brie val Henkine in the mountains. He shot forty two deer including thirty pene lty and a wild boar. The boar was the toughest quarry yet seen, with its hide torn by a rifle shot. Motokal is noted for its variety of game and the rough terrain. After juror roll call in the Federal Court, the panel of jurors proceeds with the trial. one juror is excused until Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Carworn
Board of Health
United Statee
Molokal
Mr. Neely
Elle Watt
The Pioneer Steam Scow to Be Launched Soon at Hackfeld Co
The new steamer Pioneer will be readied for launch within weeks. Inspectors ordered removal of an eight inch square section from a boiler component for San Francisco examination. The vessel, likely Algerine in origin, will carry freight and water with strong deck machinery, marking a major upgrade over the old craft.
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Treasury Department
Wlemm
Verena
Hothe Haw Bron
Bulle Tad Bullere
Hantranclooo
Hackfeld A Co
Gortonoy
San Francisco
Algericar
Marine Railway
Alameda and Peru Promptly Head Toward San Francisco
Excitement aboard the Alameda as it nears San Francisco, with the Peru gaining hours on a race to reach the port ahead of the Alameda. Weather and past runs influence expectations. the Fors is expected later on the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
San Francisco
Albodock
Peru
Sue
Pariste
Abe
Admiral Casey Rules Out Inside Harbor Use For Warship Visit
The Wisconsin does not enter the harbor for a short stay as Admiral Casey finds the shallow entrance unsuitable. He notes water is ample outside for bringing the vessel in later and mentions plans to leave around the 11th. He also confirms naval works at Tutulla are complete with dockage capacity and a single dock in use.
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Casey
Atapulco
Enor Peppeed
Val Ot
Bemoa
Tutulla
Amarivan
Wrong Side Wheeling Causes Schoolyard Collision
A cyclist riding on the wrong side of the street plowed into a group of Amatt School children alighting at the Masonic Temple. A boy was knocked down but escaped with minor injuries and clothing damage. A bystander warned others about cyclists riding on the wrong side near Lakes and Hotel streets, noting several near-misses as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oreman
Masonic Temple
Hoopgs
Inter & Bulletin
Regimental Orders Issue Notice for December Meeting
Regimental Orders from Honolulu dated December 2 1901 announce officers assemble at their quarters on Sunday December 8 1901 at 1 oclock pm for the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Officers. Signed by Captain Adjutant ACHARPER, by order of Colonel J W Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Oclock
Omeers
J. W. Jones
Ae Acharper
Police Court Delivers Five Vagrant Cases
Five vagrant cases are recorded in the Police Court. The police were lax in arrests. Three African American men mentioned in yesterday's Bulletin were found to be employed, two of them already working at Hofman and Markham ice works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofman & Markham Ico Works
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American-Hawaiian Co
Hyades
Panama
Texan
Makiki
Iputatra Muuaquitye
O.b.mcle
BENET
HOUSE
Boston Concert Company
Madame Kamakee
Wandenberg
Markham
Nobrega
Albert Oreley
Gear
Myes Birkerida
George W. Macy
James K. Mersuders
Marty
Bwinton
John L. Hanwmann
James M. Sams
David Nutley
Guy Livingston
Edwards
Make
George K- Kaus
George W. Harrison
Alexander K- Aue
Bentence
Cathcart
Pach Alls
A. Lasarus
Kaillana
Ewa
Onley Tock
Tuwakee
Humphreys
Waterad
Fawall
Intrate Wilcox
Kaimuki
Dudge Gour
Humph- Teyd Nan
I. Janetson
T. McCants Stewart
William Davin
Shinaman
Moreton Campbell
Epplaint
George FP. Henshall
Btar
Dopones
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Phone Bros Art
Joe Monolulu
Industrial
Bishop
Harbor
Boorten
Couram
Boos
Tim
Globe Navigation Co
Sonoma
Ore
Kenmore Tn
LT Oy Po
Wisconsin
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