Humane Officer Mrs Craft’s Year of Reform and Reform
Long report highlights Mrs Helen Wilder Craft as Humane Officer in Honolulu during 1899. It praises her prosecutions, arrests, and reforms for animal welfare, noting improved stables, harness methods, and anti cruelty actions. It details aides Apana and incidents, including a gouging of a horse eye and feather plucking. The piece lauds public support and her financial generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawnil Nel
Mny
Oakland
San Francisco
Niles
Cal
Mra
Craft
Hawaii
Helen Wilder Craft
Honolulu
Prdce
Usu
Cruelty to Animals Law Seen Enforced in Early Hawaii Court
Court records reveal in 1899 forty four arrests and six hundred investigations by the Humane Officer, with Deputy Marshal Chillingworth noting high conviction rates. Judge Wilcox is described as strict, and the moral impact appears positive as bruised or lame horses become rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Omcer
Chillingworth
Mra. Craft
Wilcox
Honolulu
Important land suits filed in circuit court
Circuit Court of the First Circuit records a major land litigation era with multiple properties involved. Plaintiffs include K C Rooke and associates through Theo H Davies & Co, contesting taxes and possession on lands on Nuuanu valley, Queen and Natiana streets, and Waolani among others. Numerous other land actions are listed across Oahu Maui and Hawaii with trustees and landholders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Harbin
K. C. Rook
Emma
T. M. Swanney
Theo H. Davies & Co
Natiana
Queen Streets
Nio- Jopa
Nuuianu Valley
Puunul
Waolani
Thisty
Kaual
Lacy K. Peabody
Verey
A. Lyman
Jr Puna
Kula
Malekamakina
Island of
Mowatt
B. Dole
M. Cooke
Henry Holmes
C. W. M. Hyde
J. 0. Carter
BM. Damon
W. F. Aton
W. C. Smith
Bernice Pauall Bishop Museum
D. Kawananakoa
Tonah Kalanianaole
Wai- Mo
Lnland
Hawaii
Wailuku Sugar Co
Ka‘ohe
Wailuku
Maui
Kailua Coffee Co
Kailua
Kona
Wilcox
J. B. Castle
Pelekiina
Tee
Samuel Parker P
Jones
Oeipuane Idewall
Pioneer Min Go
Labal
Engagement Announced Between Lange and Maudeee
Frederic Lange of thin ae and Alys Maudeee third ughter of Lady Anna announce their engagement. The couple will wed aboard a voyage by La Maire, with opera glasses supplied for the World. H. F. Wichman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Lange
Thin Ae
Alys Maudeee
Ughter
Lady Anna
la Maire
Nuff
H. F. Wichman
On to Manila Campaign of Volunteer Troops in the Philippines
A compact history traces the campaign of volunteer troops sailing to the Philippines and their initial reception in Honolulu. It centers on recruitment, transport, and early public response as ships reached Pearl Harbor and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paiopines
Honolulu
Superbly Illustrated Limited Sale at E. W. Jordan
An advertiser notes a superbly illustrated item with a limited number on sale at E. W. Jordan. The notice emphasizes exclusivity and a prompt purchase opportunity at the retailer.
Wreck of Sam Carson: Hartwall story of salvage saga
The freighter Sam Carson wrecked near the port after a collision at 2:30 am. Tug Blow and the steamer Lehna with the Iroquois tried to salvage, towing through the night to move the ship a short distance from the buoy. Commander Merry refused further aid. the ship remains largely submerged and likely unsalvageable given depth and risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carson
Clon
William Carson
Blow
Lehna
Iroquois
Romaina
Merry
Hanging Bone
Carson
Priss
Ben Prancixco
Gia
Fearless
Pacific Mall wharf blockade to be relieved soon
Executive Council discusses Hawaii trade policy amid import fumigation and port repairs. Ships from Pacific Mail line, including Nanyo Maru and Warrimoe, congested the wharf as crews fumigate and move cargo. A shed will be erected for Customs, fish market displaced, and removal planned to open the Pacific Mall wharf for January shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Mall
Mott Smith
Board of Health
W. Soelia
Executive Council
Minister of the Interior
Ewa
Pacific Mail
Custom House Pt
Fumiya
Algoa
Warrimoe
Watkust
Alaken Street
Dork
Crelgnt
Oehmarket
Japaneses Try to Recope at Kukut Street Guard Run
A chaotic late night incident near Kukut Street guard saw Deputy Marshal Chillingworth and Lieut Lealo with mounted patrols pursued by assailants. A shout drew the officers to the scene as one assailant attempted to flee climbing structures while an officer was knocked back by a wire trap, injuring him slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
Rumor Denied Over Walalua Stock Subscriptions
A report claimed Mesa sub lator to Walalua stock reversed a split of funds in the first half. W. W. A. Bowen and associates disputed acquittances for 536 of 10 000 subscribed shares, noting they had not signed or been called upon at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walalua
Eg Mesa
W. W. A. Bowen
Unclear Island Notices Mention Lahaina Quarantine
Fragmentary notes mention Malan Toe and Se caused reappearances with quarantine regulations to be enforced as before. No clear events, dates, or entities fully identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahaina
Kina
Missing man in district prompts quarantine search
Report describes a missing person in the district and a quick search by responders. A crowd of six was returned to the quarantine area as authorities, with horseback support, work to locate the individual and secure the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Wiz Japanee
Cuban Armament Found in Holguin District
For months authorities suspected Cubans held military stores in the interior. Yesterday Tunis Mayor disclosed and surrendered three rifles, 10,000 rifles and a registration to the Americans. The weapons were stored in a rough area under leaf binds, with Holguin district seen as a potential flashpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boatlago de Cubs
Mec Ih
Tunis
Holguin
Christmas Trees Unable To Be Held In Chinatown
Due to a conflict in Chinatown neither the school tree at Frank Damon’s nor the Kaumakapili church tree could be fully arranged last night. The Kawalahao Christmas tree will be held at the church at 7 o’clock this evening with expectations of over three hundred children, including Reform School boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Frank Damon
Kaumakapili Church
Kawalahao
Reform School Boyn
New Year Fourball Match At Oahu College Grounds
A New Year fourball game pits a ten man team from the 6th Artillery at Camp McKinley against a crack squad from the city. Arranged for New Year’s Day on Oahu College grounds both sides boast a month of practice and promise a four ball contest. Admission is twenty five cents for adults and ten cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
6Th Artillery
Camp McKinley
Oahu College
Prac
Admington
Foreign Planting Effort Reported By Agriculture Chief
Commissioner of Agriculture David Haughs says all seeds of ornamental and fruit trees hibiscus have been secured and well protected. He asserts the plants will grow well in this country, noting careful cultivation and good prospects for the garden stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Haughs
Hanghs
Opera at Orpheum Highlights Veiled Tragedy and Talent
Review notes Miax Nel lie Andrews as Leonora delivers dramatic vocal power in Verdi's tragedy Trovatore. A. L. Parmley portrays Manrico with notable artistry in the crucial tower scene drawing applause. Maud Leckley as Azucena earns credit for a demanding role in a troubled production with Lovette Rock as. Tonight and the matinee schedule feature Amorita in throwets for the next performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trovatore
Bald Pasha
Orpheum
Miax
Nellie Andrews
Leonora
Manrico
A. L. Parmley
Manrice
Bia Song
Maud Leckley
The
Ltd
Lovette
Death of C. A. Fogarty in Dublin
C A Fogarty aged 47 from Dublin died at the Alpha House on Fort Street at 8 oclock last evening of typhoid pneumonia after a week of illness. The funeral, under the Ancient Order of Hibernians, will be Sunday at 2 PM with a military escort from Company H, Fort Street. All friends are invited.
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C. A. Fogarty
A. Fogarty
Dublin
Ireland
Alpha House
Fort Strent
Wg No
Co. H
Fort Street
Jean Deminy
Bjestment Gult in Koolaupoko Oak District
A damaged OCR fragment notes a monetary amount of 10000 dollars tied to a place called Koolaupoko and a term resembling Patatite or Patatite clalen. Details are unclear but indicate a financial action or settlement in the Oak district. The fragment lists names or terms that are not fully readable.
Washington reports Clark named subcommittee chairman
Private advices from Washington state say Senator Clark of Wyoming has been made chairman of a subcommittee on foreign relations. The changes to the Hawaiian bill under consideration before the end of the session are described as very small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
Wyotlig
Haygall
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Plague scare prompts Board of Health actions and Chinese case review
Reports on plague fears in a harbor city prompt the Board of Health to summon Dr. Herbert and review cases at a corner lodging house. A Chinese boy at Sheridan avenue is cleared of plague while Dr. Mitamura’s operations on a Japanese patient proceed. The Japanese doctors plan to concentrate at Dr. Mitamura’s office and an afternoon Board meeting will decide on concealment investigations and quarantined district measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Wan
Board of Health
King and
River Streets
Ciue
Wm. Crawford
Kaos
Mitamure
Board of Healths
Cne
Duck Ranch
Sheridan Avenue
Cooper
Rus
King Street
Jow
de. Garvin Eal Gant
Board of Health — Med
Ueir
Mitamura
Mase
Nee
Pansi
Reed E B Holds Premier Byes In Bid for Byes
Reed E B retains premier position amid byes. holds lead in race standings as event progresses.
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Humane of For
Terre
Bem, & Oc Sugar Co
Emma Mactai Ho Macfarlane
Sien Downett
Carl Wideman
Hermann Widemann
Anna Widemann
Gertrude Lang
W. Lane
Alwine Conradt
Christian C. Conradt
Pamoa
Auoha
J. Pried~ Wader
Ronn
Manila
E. W. Jordan
Hartwall
Bleu
Hear Harbor
Sam Parker
Prince David
Eance
Dole
Hartwell
United States
Congress
Harel
Porto Ee Parker
Congres
Wors
Cuban Arma
Newall Sefate Congress
Dr. Posey
Ere Bar
Caiarrk Masonic Temple
Shoe Co
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