Stevedores Considered to Replace Agents for Port Work
Reports indicate stevedores will be employed to load and discharge ships at the port within months. Large firms may do cargo work faster and cheaper, becoming responsible parties, with agents replaced in handling cargo at sea. Past issues include crew refusals and delays when agents or non-stevedore labor handled unloading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Shipping Arua
Atevedoral
Atevedores
Tate
Travhl
Ron
Htop
Paelis
Prince Albert
Lin Crow
One More Family Quarrel Is Settled in Court
In Po Noo Court this forenoon Sarah Bush faced desertion charges against her husband Lamer Bush. She admitted leaving him but claimed forced labor in taro patches caused her hands to blister and her inability to work. Bush denied the claims alleging her affections lay elsewhere. Judge Wilcox attempted a Bre Work to patch up the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Noo
Sarah Bush
Lamer Bush
Bush
Bushe
Wilcox
Judge Rules Husbands Demand Respect In Household
An successfully pressed consent from Mrs Bush to return to her husband following a court appearance. The judge cautions Mr Bush against mistreating his wife and notes domestic roles have shifted from a traditional kingly view to a more equal dynamic. The wife agrees to return and fulfill her duties.
All is Hustle at Big Iron Works
The Honolulu Iron Works is busy and likely will stay that way. The firm has fourier 7x20 tubular bottom work in progress, a Wo Dine roller millK, two 8,000,000 gallon high duty pumps, and equipment for the Beretarila street government pumping plant to lift water ten feet. They will supply the Olin plantation with site machinery and have orders for heavy steel pipe for water conveyance to plantations. About 500 hands are employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Beretarila Street
Gome
Honda
Serra Steamer Heads for San Francisco Amid Rescue Efforts
Sierra Here Planj and Head report the steamer Serra at sea four months from port with a barkenting incident. The vessel is miles off port at 2 p.m. Rescue teams prepare as shells warn of a planned collapse by midnight.
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Planj and
Head
Serra
San Francisco
Chinese Registration Encounters Hitches With System
The registration of Chinese applicants started smoothly but encountered friction as one man argued with Division Deputy Drake over giving his family name. Officials rejected several photographs for not meeting paper requirements and the department would not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eset
Drake Becmite
Teve- Aue
Ariat Payor
Home Missionary Society Meeting Report
The Home Missionary Society met yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church. After prayer led by Mrs Pearson the chairman led the reports from committees showing progress at all sites. Miss Hagwell noted the Jacksonene effort was underway but needed more teachers. other reports were read and the meeting adjourned. During the last month Afton names were added to the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Tethora
Automobile Works Promotes Open Day At Hawaiian Co
The Hawaiian Automobile Co Ltd reports progress on new build projects and eyes a newspaper outing before public doors open. A government rock crusher installation at the quarries near Anyi is tested with limited output as carpenters finish final work and the department plans a formal plant opening on Tuesday exploiting full capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Automobile Co. Ltd
Progevanlog
Pettus
Grant
Attaira
Henshaw & Bulkly
W& Iglal
Marston Campbell
Carpentera
Crap Shooters Galore at Pavitt Mall Wharf
A fragment describes gambling activity at the Pavitt Mall wharf with craps games by numerous men across day and night, causing annoyance as crowds engage in dice play along the waterfront.
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Pavitt Mall
Cholera Report From Singapore and Rangoon Ports
Fragmentary notes indicate cholera concerns in Singapore and Rangoon. Reports mention latent clot era figures and port status. information is incomplete but suggests cholera presence at Rangoon port and related public health alerts.
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Singapore
Honginne
Rangoon
Judge Humphreys on Grand Jury Process and Discontinued Insurance Claims
Judge Humphreys outlined the grand jury charge while noting no verbal repetition beyond incidental mentions, stating the scope is at the judge’s discretion. Nineteen insurance cases tied to plague losses were dropped after Supreme Court rulings, listing numerous firms and insurers alongside the relevant legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Amy Gurt
Wbc
Supreme Court
Ong Foo & Co
Svea Ina Co
We Chan & Co
The
Royal Ina. Co
Tong Ku Company
Scottiah Culon and
National Foe Co
Quong Bam Ku Co
Avtin Ing
Greenwich Ine Co
We Fat
Greenwich Ina
Yew Wo Chan & Co
German Alliance
Tne Co
Wong Chow Wa
German Altlanry Fne Co
Yan Non
Alliance Tes
Kwong Tam Ku
Alliance
Ine Chu Gem
Alliance Assurance
Kong Sing Chan & Co
Va Alliance
Ine
Yew Wo Chan
Alttatra
Assurance Co
Fook Chan
Vanew Ansurance Co
Sam Vick
Alliance Amsurance Co
Larry Hoo
Allianes Inc Co
Fook Yuri Va
Ale Tance Assurance Co
Ye We Chan
Alliance Ing. Co
Chung Mume
Alliance Assurance Co
van Neumann
W. Austin Whiting
Barbean
Wit Ham Hou
Kolewa
Henry Smith
AW. Perennson
Philippine Commission
Manila
Hawaiian Supreme Court seeks Volk 12 Reports in Keaulos appeal
The Justices of the Supreme Court of Hawaii request a copy of Volk 12 Manation Reports for the case of Keaulos and Kapela v Namokueono Ewaalikep. A notice of appeal was filed to say ty Mignon, Thompson & Peters as Judge Humphreys notes issues about the right to appeal under the statute. The piece also covers a church service, Civil Endeavor event, and a street incident involving Oliver Mart and a discharge of a defendant after reprimand.
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Supreme Court of HaWaii
Keaulos
Kapela
Abuse and Battery Charge In Poller Court Case
Oscar Knn appeared in Poller Court charged with Ae Wo Battery on In Wit. The defendant claimed he walked on beet street when another China man taped Unee hin. The Chinaman testified he waited quietly when the sailor attacked him. Sheriff Brown notes Chinamen not in the fate of bumping into white men. Defendant fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Knn
Poller
We Fendant
WIEN
M. Miure Han
Eeuek Fm Kit
Attick Tim
Sherrif Brown
Rosa Jackman Arrest Sparks City Court Hearing
In a Police Court proceeding, Rosa Jackman and associates faced charges after a disturbance at a home on Punchtowd last night. Prosecution cited drinking leading to trouble. defense argued multiple parties involved and named Reva invited others to the residence.
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A. Ikowa
Hp Defense
Reva
Morel
Riu Mat
St Rox
Rona
Sacred Heart Church Event Rehearsal and Service Notice
The Church of the Sacred Heart at Marquesvilly invites parishioners to a Sunday service with vocal and instrumental music. Rehearsal and Weavera during the 3 p.m. session precedes the mass and collection.
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Church of Sacred Hi
Church of the Sacred Heart
Marquesvilly
Punabaws
Buniiuy
Japanese Caught Stealing Land Amid Tax Dispute
Reported theft near Waikīkī involves a watchman observing a Japanese man Shirataenn digging sand on private land under dispute between Etaokaland and the Crown. Attorney General bp dole announces a bill for an information against Queen Hilinakalant and John Wilken to restrain sand and gravel removal, amid broader land title conflicts and proposed taxation changes affecting transfer owners.
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Dole
Queen Liliu~ Okalaui
John A. Wilson
Araperte
Aen Moaiay
Jeno Bn
Mtn
Cenich
Ceeatat
Howe
Mr Fear
Tuok Ant
Shirataenn
Wali
Rycroft
Kalin Betdee
Bewan
BP Dole
Inecu
Hilinakalant
Johnh Wilken
Elalios
Watkil
John Witsantis
Awatkini
Jem Hathine
Convent
Celllaens
Waik Pu
Herbie
Kamehameha
GOING AFTER GRUNTERE HUNTING PARTY TO LEAVE TOWN
A group of eighteen to twenty young men will depart this evening around eight o clock for a hunting trip to Hoague armed with rifles including the e ral led parlor rifle and Winchester. The parade aims to prevent fright as the warlike cavalcade passes through the streets. ACH. Vierra will join the pig hunters and military discipline will be observed during the outing.
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Winchester
Hoague
Honolua
Vierra
Electric Conveyors At Wharf Push Laborers To Work
A damaged report describes an experimental electrical conveyor at Uealls road wharf. Workers are moved aboard ships by the belt, with testing of speed and efficiency. When both conveyors run and cargo justifies it, capacity may reach 260 tons per hour. The system aims to handle about 1000 packages per hour at peak.
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Uealls Road
Ower
Deputy Sheriff Chlimeworth Tours Police Departments
Post unclear text describes Deputy Sheriff Chillimeworth planning a tour of inspection of the gar rate polices departments for his own time. Mentions health scare averted and vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pneamonia
Sherif Chillimeworth
Fragmented notice and society items from a historic page
The readable text mentions surveyors recommendations for a sale and a court hearing, a death notice for Charles Long, a Waterman bottle firm item, and plans for a memorial to Queen Victoria. It also notes the arrival of sugar ships and a millinery company hiring Harry Davinon to lead dressmaking for Mardi Gras costumes.
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Botoe Ant
Kinny
Charles Long
Waterman
Kawal
Wilk
Huntieh
Killewn Millinery Co.,Ltd
Harry Davinon
Davinon
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Phoenix Assurance Co
London
Mrs. Bush
Mr. Bush
Big Iron Works
Sierra
Home Missionary Society
Will
Twakaml
Hotes
Central Union Church
Pantor
Central Union Ehuteh
Sant Josie
Civien Endeavor
Mev, Francis & Clark
Frank Co Atherton
Loyal Society
Chapman
Ban Francie
Offic
Mollowen
Nary River
Ula
Olver Mart
Jae Joong
McGawin
Hitler
Raton
Theo
Mitre
Hare
Sherif Grown
Beruck
Jackman Rosa
Catandia
San Prauelsen
Vo Mosher
Keauhou
Shoreman
Chicago
Chu. Behlewinger
Ban Mranelson
Mosher
Kot
Sehlewinger
Aichiensinger
Joe Reeley
Walt Abe
Moher
Ear
A. V. Gear
Waikiki Road
Sion
Jnrne
Ind
Mantle
Aine Iif
Gruntere
Atantia
Camu
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