Congress Deliberates Exclusion Bill Amid Trade Concerns
The House Foreign Relations Committee debated Chinese exclusion, hearing from the American Asiatic Association and labor groups. While Hitt signaled support for strict measures, others warned of adverse effects on commerce with China as the Kuba bill moves forward under Pacific Coast influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Foreign Relations
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Core
Hitt
American Asiatic Association of New York
China
John Foord
Uetdee
Herman Gutstedt
American Federation of Labor
Hitt Aald
Pacific i Hopreventatives
Joyt
Elunion
Commlte
Department of Justee
Coombs
Chihowe
Solim
Haltimore
Kahn
Maryland
California
Han
Committee of
Han Pranciaco
Geary
Hawaii Leper Colony to Become U.S. Government Reserve
Delegate Wilcox of Hawaii introduced a bill to make the Molokai leper colony a United States Government reservation. The proposal would place the colony under the control of the Secretary of the Treasury and convert it into a government run facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilcox
Hawaii
United States Government
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Mystery of Archie Gifflan Deepens in Peru Mail
A scanned Peru mail morning letter hints at solving Archie Gifflan's alvappearance while a wire to San Francisco suggests plans for next week. Happenings include Ogden H Fathers arriving with wife en route to Honolulu. Fathers heads Knights of Pythian, Paris Commission veteran. National Convention slated for 1902 in New York with raw sugar and refining rates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fian Francisco
Andrew Brown
San
Gilfillan
Peru
Archie Gifflan
Ran Prandleco
Ogden H. Fathers
Keights of Pything
Fathers
Hono
Jancaville
Win
Order of Knights of Pythian
Paris Commission
MckKin
Knights of Pythian
Warrant Issued for Nine Japanese After Hawaiian Incident
Kauai police report a hawaiian man Kekahio alleging Japanese attackers tied natives, loosed stock, and fled as guards arrived. Authorities issued warrants for nine Japanese suspects, with Kekahio able to identify each man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kekahio
Tam
Kamolliit
sVteen
Kekahio
Rapid Transit Route Postponed At Governor Council Meeting
At a Governor Council session today two property owners submitted protests against laying Rapid Transit trucks along the Walkiki road. After discussion the item was postponed to a special meeting tomorrow amid concerns over traffic congestion and devaluation of the road as a popular driveway. Treasurer W H Wright advised against granting a light wine license while Mogre kn Nuwane was denied a dent er's license 101. Miki at Kokaha and others fared better with a Hawoi retail license proposal replacing expiring wine and beer permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tounell Thia Moroiitg
Protent Wi
Walkiki
W. H. Wright
Miki
Kokaha
Katlin
Mawali
Getenn Welr on Game Day Onin Dor
A birth is recorded today for Mew Frederick Pupaton, wife of Brigadier General Funston. Mrs Funston recently returned from the Philippines and had been living with her parents. General Funston traveled from Maalia to the United States last Saturday. the event notes January Sth as a date reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pupaton
Funston
Philippines
General Minston
Maalia
United States
Valban'ting Dying Callan Der 1 Little Hope to En
Little hope is reported for the recovery of John J. Valentina president of Wells Fargo Co who lies at his home in Oakland after a rapid decline.
WEGATE WITH WILCOX BILL FOR HAWAII PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Delegate Wilcox introduces bills in Congress to fund federal buildings in Hilo and Honolulu with 200000 and 1000000 dollars. He also backs a retirement act for Hawaiian coinage and currency, tying U S and Hawaii interests to coin handling and mint deposits in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington, D. C
Dee
Bpeth
Wilcox
Hilo
Honolulu
Mawall
Senate
Jome
Kawail
Territory of
Hawaii
United States
San Francisco
California
Kov
Mawaii
Treasury
United
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Internal Revenue
Hawai Thi
Territory
Allan Islands
Ha- Waii
United Mates
Sul
Custonan
District of Hawaii
Attorney General to be called upon by week’s end
The Attorney General will be asked by the President early next week to address the Hawaiien Sppeant matter. The Wyoming delegation in Congress pressed the Attorney General yesterday in the Breckens matter, believing the position will be filled before Congress recess starting the 19th. Init, J. A. BRACKONS.
Cowardly Panel Attack At Japanese Theater
Two Honolulu police officers, Lehmann and Anderson, were struck by a stone and beaten outside a crowded Japanese theater at River and Pauahi streets. The assailants fled into the crowd, leaving officers unable to identify their attackers as witnesses dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River
Pauahi
Wtadion
Affcera
Wm. Lehmann
Guntar Andersag
Len 4Matin
Anderson
Lehmann
Taing Parker
Kana
Cotres
Lemany
Fire department honored with Christmas award check
The Honolulu Fire Department received substantial recognition from Mutual Telephony Co. with a $100 Christmas award presented by treasurer Godfrey Brown. Chief Thurston and Chief Engineer Charles Thornton were noted for their service during recent fires as directors sent best wishes and the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
Air
Charles Thornton
Honoulu Fire Department
Comepany
Anon
Mutual Telephony Co
Godfrey Brown
Treamuror
Sampson Protest Filed Over Court Inquiry Ruling
New York December 1 attorneys for Admiral Hampton announce a protest against the minority finding of Admiral Joney as president of the Schley Court of Inquiry. They say the brief and document will not leave New York until tonight and will go forward tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sampean Ia
Joney
Schley Court GE
Navy Department
Washington
Tatanere
Biyiin & Campbell
Fampton
Woman Falls From Second Story Window in City Corner Incident
A native woman, described as very intoxicated, fell from a second story window at the corner of Vineyard and Liltha streets last night. She was picked up and carried to the hospital. despite severe bruises, no major injuries were reported and she sobered up enough to take nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard
Liltha
Death in Gab Exploration Plant Fire in Pittsburgh
A fire at the Solu furnace of Tunes and Laughlin near Mendy alert in Pittsburgh burns nine men and injures five, with total plant damage estimated and workers removed from the scene. Fire response and casualty details remain unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitteburg
Solu
Tunes & Laughlin
Mendy Alert
Nat Buena
Robinson the Man Hor Third Judge Began Study of Law
Robinson the Man Hor third judge started legal studies with Judge Estee in Honolulu in 1900 and was admitted to federal and territorial courts as a United States commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lame
Honolulu
United States
W. J. Robb the
Firet
Territory of Hawaii
Cleeslant
Mameda
Cass Lnry
Vominion
Ban Pranefacts
Senator Proposes Retirement Bill for Hawaiian College
A draft measure before the Senate seeks the retirement of a Hawaiian college official amid bonafide concerns. The proposal calls for orderly transition in leadership and safeguards for ongoing programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingion
Benate
Amit Purrener
Eereee
Ma wan Sugar Expert Appointed by Government in Har nitulu
Maw an sugar expert from Grand Junction Colorado Bon Id R Lea a Lea is appointed by the government wearalstant chemint at a station in Har nitulu. He tests tonight for the Count and will sail for the Hawaiian Islands the first of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Col. Bon
Lea
Wigar Tefrinory
Harnitulu
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaiian Electric Co. files claim against bakery owner in circuit court
The Hawaiian Electric Co Ltd filed a notice of claim against J T Behnolder who runs a bakery at 843 Fort Street between School and Vineyard alleging unpaid balance for material and labor. Court actions describe an extensive docket with appointments and district attorney notes, detailing judges and residency histories in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Hay
J.T. Behnolder
Fort Atewet
Behool
Vineyard
Electric Company
Wantington
Department of Justice
Robinson
Circuit Court of Hawaii
Robert J. Hreckens
Wyoming
Cortne
Distitet of
Maven
San Francisco paper hints at blame over Olympic team visit
Letter from Charlee G Halley of Oahu College criticizes Jon H Wine and Meeley over funding and planning for the Olympic team visit to Honolulu. Conflicts at a committee meeting, fundraising gaps, and accusations of miscommunication are noted, with claims that Malley failed to raise adequate funds and Halley delayed resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Ana Renal
Charlee G. Halley
Oahu College
Jon H. Wine
Tom Hatley
Hatley
Honoluie
Malloy
Bailey
John Waterhoume
No Ohne
Prominer
Malley
Alamein
Halley
League
Thos
Ie Job
Uwinh
San Francisco
Honolulu
Moat
Moana Dinner Fetes Hondutiont Elite Guests
Manager Allen of the Moana hotel hosted a fine Road dinner for an elite group from Hondutiont. The dining room looked attractive, menus bore a green cover with Merry Christmas 1901 in gold, holly adorned cards, and a lengthy guest list led by George R Carter. After dinner guests danced on the roof garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Moana Hotel
Riese
Bl. Kerr
C.J. Hutching
Col Hoyt
Peterbrook
Ry Hanning
TP. Lanning
W. G. Copper
Concert program and distant war dispatch mix end note
A fragmentary program lists a concert at the Hawaiian Hotel with overture and Christmas selections, followed by a dispatch about Commandant Kellanger and Portuguese East Africa, dated in December near London. The text interweaves musical items with wartime intelligence and place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ita Dapatele
Lord Kitchener
Bolfuet
Excessive Shade Bad for Wealth and Health Advice
W C Smith advocates pruning trees to improve health and wealth. He warns dense shade keeps yards damp, fosters fermentation, and cool air blocks airflow. He cites sunlight reducing disease and notes trimming promotes better fruit quality and easier harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mondul
Eryter
Ain
Glasgow
Hague
Also Mentioned on This Page
Filson
Kawn Bill
Molokaig
Vernment Colony
Iood
Maki
Gerrit P. Wilder Esq
Gufllak AL RT
Kamoiliili
J. Lekahio
Valban'ting
Wegate
Walgor
City of Honolulu
Laddes
Christa Get
Sampson
Wells, Fargo & Cp, Express
Ventura
Ohio
Judge Estee
MAWAN
Moana
Folowin Jwetlone
Eainning
Cheiatmas
Balin
Fae ' Misa
J. Kellian
Kekons
Pambioh
Linders
Tetined
W. C.smith
Sydney
M.P.D
Hagen
Ommee
Bethel
Wppositte
Aloes
Hamilton & Brown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!