Hawaii Goverment Enabling Act Details Discussed
Washington reports the President's Commission on Hawaiian government met in Cullom's committee room to outline a territorial system with a governor and legislature. It recommends ending contract labor, restricting Japanese and Chinese voting, and using a tax and property valuation approach. Hawaii would enter as a territory, not a state, with white labor aims debated. Justice Frear indicated some acceptance of labor changes and the potential for white labor importation and climate advantages. A major New Honolulu real estate auction by James F. Morgan is noted, along with entertainment listings at the Orpheum theater and inquiries to Hawaiian legal authorities.
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Capitol
Honolulu
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Hitt
Freat
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Hawaii
Rear
Ales
Supreme Court of Hawaii
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Wen
Tropics
James F. Morgan
New Honolulu
Emma Street
Kekanlike
Hotel Street
Lunalilo and
Kewalo
Lunalilo Street
Waikiki Beach
Morgan
Geo. H. King
State of Washington
Harvey Johnston
City of Columbia
Ballingor
Nonald & Battle
Jolnsiva
Tobin
Harvey Jolustes
Kinney
Ballou
Clanahan
Filown
Circuit Court
Johnston
Stanley
Hanke iv
Joseph Carter
Cooke
E. P. Dole
Atorney
A. M. Brown
Macrehal
Libellant
Charles Clark
Clsimanta
Noelia
John A. Ana
Magoon
Kiovey, Ballon & McClooahan
New York Norkey Edges Cornett in Controversial Fight
Pew New York Nor key defeated Jim Cornett at Lenox Athletic Club after Cornett’s second Kim McVey stormed the ring in round nine. The crowd doubted the bout’s fairness until referee Honest John Kelly terminated the bets to avert a gambling scandal. Mokalele also arrived for Hilo at 3 PM.
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Pew
New York
Norkey
Jim Cornett
Lenox Athletic Club
Kim McVey
Cornet
John Kelly
Mokalele Anile
Hilo
Scandia Back from Manila Arrives in Honolulu
The Scandia, after a long voyage from November 15, tied up at Irmgard wharf about 8:30 this morning. She carries 109 passengers and nine officers with a mix of Red Cross nurses, privates, and a few naval prisoners, while captains Meskor and Hart oversee operations for a four to five day coal stop before San Francisco.
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Scandia
Irmgard
Manila
Nat T. Meskor
Hart
Steward Thomas
Purner Lombard
Bucklin
San Francisco
Mare Island
Coors
Folwat de. Woodruff
Medical Department
Woodruff
Mixed World War and U.S. Events Notice Nov 19 24 27
The note lists William arrival and Miller retirement, Marines guarding Peking, Iowa and Oregon sailing to Honolulu, France and Italy signing a trade pact, Parsons elected Knights of Labor grand master workman, Abbott resignation, Havana farewells to Blanco Noy, a fatal river boat explosion at Stockton, Dreyfus wife cable, Wisconsin launched but stuck, Isla de Cabas and Tela de Lasco evacuated and docked, and Harvard defeating Yale 17 to 0.
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Peking
Iowa
Oregon
Rio
Honolulu
France
Italy
John W. Parsons
Knights of Labor
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Hines
Havana
Blanco Noy
T. GC. Walker
Stockton
Dreyfus
Wisconsin
Union Iron Works
Manila
Isla de Cabs
Tela de Lasco
Gank
Cavite
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yule
Led Astray Tonight in New York Bouciault Revival
Led Sy is one of Bouci cault's latest and greatest play. It was brought by the Union Square Company in New York and enjoyed a long run. McKee Ravkie led the company and starred throughout. It was revived years later at the Murray Hill theater to feature Nance O'Neil as Armand Chandowe. The New York press praised her performance. the play closed its Honolulu season to leave a lasting impression for a future visit.
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Union Square
New
Armand Chandowe
New York
Prasa
Honolulu
Arrival of Queen Liliuokalani Prompts Chronicle Statement
Queen Liliuokalani, arriving in San Francisco, told the Chronicle that her people had presented their petition to the Commission and asked what more could be done. A meeting of the Hawaiian Choral Club is set for Foster Hall at 7 30 this evening with every member urged to attend.
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Liliuokalani
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Commission
Foster Hall
Judge Foster of Hawaiis Honorable Career Remembered
Obituary notes Judge William Foster, a renowned Hawaii admiralty specialist and longtime Honolulu figure, dies in San Francisco at 47 after illness. The article recalls his Yale education, clerkship, Hawaii Supreme Court service, and role in law reforms.
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Tadge
William Foster
St Luke's Hospital
San Francisco
Daniel Foster
Pahala
Kau
Hawaii
Inte
Br. Foster
Island Steam Navigation Company
Yale University
Mr. Foster
Supreme Court
Yale Law School
Connecticut
California
Henry Smith
Judiciary
Barnard
Smith
Foster
Hovolain
Honolula
Judd
Cecil Brown
Mie
Jar
Unruly Sailor Arrests After Shore Attempt
Harry Evane ma toree tative police officers pursued Wiloon a sailor from the Aigharth after he leaped from his ship and tried to stow away to Kauai. Four officers subdued him as he resisted on the steamer before being taken to the police station. Wilson previously served on the Occidental before joining the Aigbarth and more trouble is anticipated during future handling. Barometer readings yesterday were 2097 am and Zi 86 in the afternoon.
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Wiloon
Aigharth
Kauai
Wilson
Occidental
Aigbarth
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