Ambassador Bayard Declines Gift in US Britain Talk
In a note to the Daily Telegraph dated Saturday, Ambassador Bayard confirms he will not accept the Christmas gift proposed to honor easing tensions between the United States and Great Britain. He cites U.S. law forbidding officials from accepting gifts from foreign governments without Congress approval and praises the goodwill shown by British and American citizens. The Telegraph editorially notes donations will be returned and lauds the broad moral support across both nations.
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Loxnox
Bayard
United States
Daily Telegraph
Associated Preas
Great Britain
The
Telegraph
United States of America
Congress
Mr. Bayard
Republic
Alliver
Atatena
England
America
Frederick R. Goudert
L. Godkin
Flower
Potter
Eliot
Harvard University
Buffalo beer promotion claims health benefits and wide distribution
A fragmented promotional note from a brewery extols Buffalo Beer as exalting vitality and health. It claims the Buffalo Brewery Co. supplies a velvetioned drink through Royal, Cosmopolitan and Pacific saloons, with an interchangeable passport check at these venues.
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Muffalo Brewery Co
Royal
Cosmopolitan
Pacific
Makeop Intend Concert at Makeo Island
Program notes for a band concert at Makeo Island scheduled for tomorrow afternoon listing selections such as The Old Hundred Overture and various pieces, including Fant bese Hallad That Low and Gavotte Aleving, with performers or conductors named Lanier and others.
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Makeo Island
Aleving
Lanier
Greece mobilizes 10000 reserves for permanent camp plan
The King of Greece has issued a manifesto calling for large scale army maneuvers and summoning 10,000 reserve troops to form a permanent camp. The move follows long advocated military extensions and rifle reforms, signaling major naval and army modernization efforts.
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Athens
Greece
Court Rules on Heirs At Law Distribution and Jury Rights
A Hawaii Supreme Court style report notes Judge Perrytina ruling on a motion to determine heirs at law in estate matters. The decision declares subsection 87 of the Judiciary Act unconstitutional for forcing jury trial in cases where it is not required by constitutions. Various petitions mention trustees and guardian accounts with minor amendments and arguments before the court. The insurer case J O Carter v Mutual Life Insurance Co involves a rehearing motion with potential further litigation by the widow in California.
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Perrytina
Tooree
Kotbeleikokai
Ikte
Honolulu
Iam
Castle
Magoon
Eliza Yates Mackenzie
James Wight
Judd
Henry Waterhouse
J.T. Waterhouse
H. M. Alesander
Thurston & Stanley
Akana
Ieviver
Carter
Kelletter
Malnaiden
M. Barrett
Wince
Guardian
Joige Carter
J. M. Peenabele
B. Kahewahewanui
Dol. Toomey
Grinbawin & Co
Maria Makila
Kinney & Ballon
Humphreys
Supreme Court
Dnethee Prear
J. O. Carter
H. G. McGrew
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
California
Supreme Court December term calendar listing cases
Brown stood in for Justice Whiting with Kinney for plaintiff and Thurston for defendant. The docket includes Master and Servants Act constitutionality, habeas corpus petition, and numerous civil appeals such as Hawaiian Tramways Co v Sturdevant, Republic of Hawaii v Paris, Ashford v Poor, and tax appeal board cases against 1.1. N. Co. and others.
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Supreme Court
Laupahoehon Sugar Cove
Benjamin da Silveira
Masters and Servants’ Act
Hawaiian Tramways Co
Va. O
Sturdevant
Rnudsen Ve
Palea Et al
H. W. Schmidt & Sonava
Royal Insurance Co
Republic of Hawaii
J. D. Paris
Noahaolelun Va
Kanaha Et al
Ashford Vs. Poor
Trovasean Ve. Executors
Troussean Estate
Dee Vs. Morgan
Koloa Sugar Co
J. K.savith
Republic
Clark
Kaiapahia
Kann
Parsons
Annexation Treaty Rumor Tops Hawaiian Dispatch
A Vancouver dispatch from December reports Secretary Cluny considering a Hawaii United States annexation treaty. A letter via Victoria claims the Islands expect Senate action soon, with a government official in Hawaii withholding his name. Sentiment favors annexation and a constitutional framework guides the process. The item notes a provisional date and ongoing secrecy. Also listed are Central Union Sabbath School officers and teachers.
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Vancouver
San Francisco
Dee
Cluny
Hawaii
United States
Victoria
B.C
Senate
Hawai
Senate of the Republic
Wueninene
Japanese Steward Pleads Guilty in Opium Case
In District Court this morning Makumai the Japanese steward of the bark B P Cheney pleaded guilty to possessing opium and was fined 2000 plus costs. The payment was made with an understanding that a nolle prosequi would be entered in the Circuit Court regarding his appeal from a sentence of fine and imprisonment and conviction in the lower court for smuggling opium.
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Makumai
B. P. Cheney
J. F. Morgan Announces Major Sale of 220 Lots
A Monday sale at noon will offer 220 residence sites along the Kapiolaui Park border. The listing notes the location and timing should attract homesekers and investors alike.
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J. F. Morgan
Kapiolaui Park
Onetiomer
Bavort and New Labels Impress Royal Annes Patrons
At the Royal Annes the management added the new "2 VE" and the famous "Gohl Label Scotch whiskey" to their lineup. Patrons appreciate the choirs benods and the notes hint at renewed popularity and anticipation for upcoming events.
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Royal Annes
Land and mining notes from Hilo and Colorado
Reports from Hilo describe land purchases along Waiolatin fronting Front Street for a possible warehouse and lending firm occupancy, with 2 1/2 acre price around si0u0. Goudie Bros contract work clears 25 to 30 acres for Japanese, Amaral advances road building. Kamaili lands show irrigation and new settler divisions amid increasing Japanese settlement. In Colorado, D W Brunton notes gold and silver riches, but winter halts large mine activity. only a few mines operate, transport by boat required, snow blocks prospecting and timber makes work difficult.
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H. Tackfeld & Co
Honelw
Lave
C. GC. Kennedy
Woinkea Road
Wai Olatin
Goudie
Denver
Aspen
Cat
D. W. Brunton
Koutenai
Sunior
Oaly
Judge Carter and Circuit Judges Disqualification Notice
Judge Carter to Hiro and Circuit Judge Hitchcock of Hawaii island informed the Chief Justice of their disqualification from trying criminal cases prior to their appointment on that island. The Chief Justice appointed A.W. Garter to hear such cases. The Fourth Judicial Circuit next term meets in Hilo on the first Wednesday of next month.
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Hitchcock
Island of
Hawaii
Sheri
Hawai
Tom A.W. Garter
Hilo
Coast tramp steamer near San Francisco eyed for cable to Honolulu
A late Coast paper notes a tramp steamer lying in San Francisco awaiting a charter and mentions talk of laying a cable to Honolulu. Goodall Perkins & Co say they have heard nothing, and any such Atlantic cable would require a voyage between California and Hawaii, with papers filled by fellows.
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Honolulu
Goodall, Perkins & Co
Califoroia
Haywait
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