Fatal Lumber Yard Accident in Ululani Native
A deadly lumber yard collapse at Lowers d Cocke Wimber yard in Ululani killed a native worker named Ullal as 6x8 timbers fell from a pile. Fellow workers and Portuguese foremen attempted rescue before Ullal died at Queen's Hospital from shock and hemorrhage. Coroner's jury concluded careless piling and ordered safety measures.
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Henry
Ullal
D& Cocke Wimber
Ululant
Ulutant
Clurant
Frank ‘Turtano
Sam Oneha
Blue
Queen's Hospital
Mitte Jorring
Quueen's Hospital
Wood
Ann
Atl Teher
Attor
Whilan
Sherif McGurn
Sherif Brown
Hhs
Lumber Yard Hazards Prompt Fatalities in Honolulu
A February 4 1901 incident at Lawore and Cooke yards in Honolulu reports four men crushed under fallen lumber. Death came from shock and hemorrhage. The case notes ongoing danger to lumber yard workers due to timber piling, lack of proper bracing, and insufficient attention to repiling, raising safety concerns.
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Honolulu
Lawore & Cooke
Social Kindergarten Club Organized at Castle Kinder
A social club for kindergarten teachers was organized at Castle Kinder with officers Mia Barlow president Miss Alene Hitchcock secretary and treasurer. They plan monthly meetings to foster closer social ties among teachers of various nationalities. About forty attendees enjoyed music and games.
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Castle Kinderfarted
Mia Barlow
Alene Hitchcock
Pjetty
Work on archives progresses. most volumes bound
Secretary Cooper reports rapid progress in preserving the archives. One fifteenth hundred volumes have been bound and will soon be ready for storage. The foreign correspondence from 1876 down to the end of the Republic will form a valuable source for future historians.
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Cooper
Republic
Hmwatl
Strikers Accept New Terms at Kahului Harbor
Watsuku Feb 2 The Kahului Railroad Superintendent Piller reports progress as Japanese workers return to tasks with landing crews paid 1.50 per day and shipboard workers 1.00. natives demand 4.00 per day and tentative 6 am start before compliance. Two weeks of peaceful protests conclude with most Japanese workers back, natives still obstinate awaiting higher pay.
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Watsuku
Piller
Kahului Railroad Company
Methera Hott
Kabitidami
Waiteku
Willer
Met
Walluku
Kahulul
Light Day in the Governor's Council
In the Governor's Council this morning only two matters were considered. Governor Daig read a letter from Treasurer Lanning about Hawaiian bonds and current holdings to be reported to Washington. McCandless recommended opening a government road and survey to enable a trolley line and right of way across the tract between Nunanu Street and the Pacific Heights area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daig
Lanning
Treasury
Washingston
McCandlewt
Hence Wartie & Co
Charge to the Jury in Territorial Court Opens Grand Jury Session
Judge Humphreys delivers a landmark charge on municipal power and centralized authority as the First Judicial Circuit opens for the February term. The Grand Jury is impaneled with John Kea, Clarence W. Mactar, and others taking oaths, while officials announce a contempt action against Wror Macfarlane.
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Humphreys
Grand Jury
Cireuls Court
Hon
M. M. Bates
John €. Hated
Mia
Helen Gongar
Mina Ackerman
Sting Murcutt
J Wn. M. Kineald
SewFil
Aps
Abe Fyre Judicial Circuit
Ara
Harrison
Circuit Court of
Minneapolis, Minn
Tommeat
Circuit Court of the
First Judicial Circuit
John Kea
Clarence W. Mactar
Ena
Wror Macfarlane
Krand Jurom
Frank Brewe
Brown
John
Low
Weanel
Hind. Rolph & Co
Lexan
Frederick
Faxon Hikhtop
Samuel A
Rowe James O. Spencer
Charles A Campbell
David K. Unanitsna
Jobo D. Holt, Jr
Samuel Nowlein
Abraham Pernandes
Thomas J. Kink
Howard A. Parmiles
Arthur Th. Soule
John 8. Low
William Auld
Thal
W. Sumley
Vitorii
Dole
Motron
Cironit Court
First Judicial Chonit
Tomar
Victor
Assault with a weapon case adjourned in Police Court
Continuation noted as Okakichi a Japanese suspect regarding assault with a weapon. The case was adjourned until tomorrow after a confrontation over money taken from a Chinese gambling group at Punahou. A police officer reported the man drew a pocket knife amid the dispute. Paris debate resumes on associations law with notable speakers.
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Okakichi
Ohakiehi
Hie
Wan
Pap a ita on maul Walluky exhibition of powers
Weather notices and vague local opinions mix with a report of an exhibition by Papa ita on maul Walluky. Skeptics doubt the performance while details about fire, stables, and wood indicate disruption. The report also notes ship arrivals from the Catontes and weather delays affecting Auckland, Pane, and others.
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Walluky
Papa Tha
Rae Ata
Tao Atream
Gleree
Blorrs
Catontes
Sydney
Auckland
Aho
Minor Matters and Court Actions From District Court
Fragmented docket item list notes failures to obey summons, bench warrants, and estate actions. Mentions Clarence W. Macfarlane, George Rodiek appointment as administrator, and several receiverships and civil filings. Includes references to Hawaii Supreme Court rulings and various law firm actions.
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Tits Formoun
Clarence W. Macfarlane
Juden Hamphenya
JA. Thompson
On Kee
George Rodiek
Thomipton
Alfred Alexander Todd
Ramio
D A. Roslanet
Puna Sugar Company
Mawali
Walt
Hawai Va
Davies We Co. Ltd
Supreme Court
Fe L. Siurx
Auminateatyr
Netate
Phoebe Ac Vartitoy
Winter
Sarve Hile
Prominsory
Phoebe A. Parmater
Sharon
Total Hat
Cranefer of
Hiwalla Land Co. Ve
Nettie L. Seitt
Supreme Court Enteritar
Lorin Anitrewe
Atorney
Wan
Savbe Pry Goode
Do. Apenoee
Collision injures J Scott in Port Co incident
A crowded car crash in Port Co left Heed J Scott and McClellan narrowly avoiding serious injuries. Scott was hurled toward a telephone pole but recovered quickly and stood up after a moment.
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J. Scott
McClellan
Port © Co
Waskie
Mardi Grow Plans Weigh On Local Arrangements
Mardi Gras plans unfold as Col J W Jones discusses text arrangements Wednesday afternoon. Citizens gather for celebrations and a birthday event for Archibald Robertson at 16 Nunnavenue, with a reception honoring King and Tivwonis Stmdk muster.
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J. W. Jones
James Hubertson
Archibald
Robertaon
Muus
Eunle
Wind Havoc In Harbor Sunken Outfall Pile Driver Lost
A fierce southeast wind disrupts harbor operations. The newer outfall pile driver was torn away, the derrick towed to safety, and progress impeded. Twilight and Marie fouled briefly but no serious damage occurred. Vessels and moorings strained, boats squeezed between ships, and the barge with a donkey engine drifted ashore near the Edward O’Brien wreck. The Weather threatens a multi day gale as ships await calmer seas and the steamers postulate delays.
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Twilight
Marie
Mamace
Alden Flos
Charles T Crocker
Fearless
Inter Island
G. Hall
Garry
Ervelet
Cotton Trax
Edward O'Brien
Tacoma
Avrometh
Ine
Paylite Mall
Burehue'e Point
Diamond Head
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Ululani
Ibeck
Neste
Phoenix Assurance Co., OF
London
Kahului
Leon Hate Wil
Tm Uretary
Twateaml
Dartan
Ayeten
Ttiallah
United States
Atyuves
Howe
Metheny
Wii Tien
United Rates
Partie
le del Beras
Islands
Paris
Downties
Albert de Mun
Waldecks Reousseau
Pormier
Heine
Epink
Waldeck
The
Bulletix Omnes
Papa Ita
Anit Aira
Waliaget
Chae
Wille
Hewat
Muriel
Rook
Vlownie
Waterman
Warner
Ufactu
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