Honolulu Tramways Chief Denies Consolidation Plans
W H Pain of the Honolulu Tramway denies any consolidation talks and says no board is pursuing merger. He outlines plans for $500,000 more stock to up to date electric equipment, cites liquidity, and notes readiness to resume operations after litigation. He mentions petitions for district extensions and aims to secure franchises for double tracking and modern electric cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Pain
Honolulu
Holuli, & Bulletin
W. i
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company
London
Stork
Rapid Transit Railway
Lani
Ctober
Messrs. Pain
Thurston
Crue
Phinald
Pines
Tramways Company
Thairing Thy Company
General Electric Company
Schnectady
New York
Electric equipment on hand at Paina stable
Mr Pain notes a large amount of electric gear already on the ground including two Hammond Company electric cars made in San Francisco. He says motors and generators come from General Electric and urged readiness for immediate use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pain
Paiia Stabler
Hammond Company
San Francico
General Electele Company
Going to Manila To Marry an Officer
Martha Muriel Atong daughter of Afong of Nunanu valley left for Manila in the transport Lawton to marry Lieut A J Dougherty of the 17th Infantry. Dougherty from Minnesota has visited Honolulu. The couple will wed at the home of Captain and Mrs Bates in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Martha Muriel Atong
Mra. Afong
Nunanu Valley
Lawton
A. J. Dougherty
17Th Infantry
élol# y
Thie Cly
Lieut
Dougherty
Minnekota
Honolulu
Stevens Seen Walking About Before Grand Jury Talk
Gill Case in Police Court District Magistrate says it should go to Grand Jury. Stevens is seen walking about and then told him of what he had seen.
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Gill
Police
Grand
Reptile
Lorin Andrews
Tug Wilcox
Grand Jury
Dudge
Storvens
Thin
Dude Witcox
Stevens
Siewalke
Baiane Ma Street
Beretonia
Beituol
Queen Street
Punchbowl
Hintekontin Street
Richard and
Fort
Helene arrives with sugar cargo in rough seas
The steamer Helene from Paauhau arrived Saturday with a full sugar cargo for W. G. Jewin & Co destined for the Mariposa. A boat carrying bags was overwhelmed in rough water, sugar lost but the boat saved. Captain Lane reported the voyage the roughest he had ever experienced across the Hawaii channel. The Helene survived into Saturday afternoon.
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Helene
Paauhau
W. G. Jewin & Co
Mariposa
Hawaii Channel
Man Falls Faint On Street After Fever Illness
Contractor Anderson, who had been ill with fever, fainted on the street near the post office. He struck his head on the cement, cutting the skull area. A nearby physician aided him, and Captain Parker offered transport, which Anderson refused before recovering briefly.
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Anderson
Parker
Hanalei Vessel Shifts Route to Hanamaulu Harbor
The Hanalei replaces plans for Manamauti and proceeds toward Hanamaulu. The Inquirer from San Francisco confirms arrival this week. From Hanamaulu, the cargo will be sent onward to Hanamaulu.
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Manamauti
Hanialei
San Francisco
Inianta
Hanamaulu
Hanamanio
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York to Australia
Jan 26 report notes the Duke and Duchess will travel to Australia as planned. The King hews to public duties, unwilling to let private sorrow interfere with imperial commitments and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cowes Corr
Daily Telegraph
Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
York
Australia
Ways and Means Committee Favors Bonding Privilege Extension
The Ways and Means Committee held its first meeting in weeks and favorably reported extending immediate transportation in bond to Everett Washington and Honolua Hawaii, with Douglas A. as a sub port of entry noted in the action.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Bithe
Bond
Everett
Wash
Honoluau
Hawaii
Douglas
Merry to Not Going. Navy chief clerk stays aboard
Arthur Merry, chief clerk at the naval station, denies plans to leave Manila tomorrow or take a coast trip soon, stating he has no intention of departing and no immediate travel on his schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry
Arthur Merry
Naval Station
Maripoa
Furnve
Tee
Renunciation and Naturalization Headlines
A fragment mentions renouncing Emperor William and Harry J. Hawwelkus of Germany becoming a naturalized citizen of the United States. The text is incomplete with garbled names and stray brackets implying a political or immigration record from a late 19th or early 20th century source.
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Emperor William
Harry J. Hawwelkus
Germany
United States
Swinton
Wiliams
Winwen
Unclear weather and Verdi death report from Rome
Dispatches describe Koolau district houses blown down by high winds and heavy rain in the past week. Composer Verdi is reported dead in Rome with updates on a new newspaper about military style straw hats to be shown in war plans.
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Koolau
Searle
J. A
Cummins
Neill Company Engages in Mexico Under Guido Marturg
Autor Parker James Neil states contracts closed for the Neill Company to perform in Mexico City next season under Guido Marturg. It will be the premier English language dramatic season in that city lasting six weeks. Williamson plans to visit California in April to discuss a contract to take Mr Neill and his troupe to Australia for five months. The company’s next engagement is in Honolulu next June for a six week term.
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Autor Parker
James Neil
Neill
Mexico
Guido Marturg
Arwt
Williamson Wi
Nell Company
California
Mr. Neill
Hie Organic
Australia
Mr. Parker
Honolulu
First Regiment N G Ma holds monthly meeting at headquarters
The officers met at headquarters at 10 o clock for the regular monthly meeting. Topics included changing drill award date from February 22 to March 14 and postings of bulletins at regimental headquarters. Mentioned transfers and rank changes effective February 1901 and a recent drill and inspection between companies.
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N. G. Ma
Raular
Atatic GF
Variows
Miseiervil
Falwara HM
Bogun
Hetattallon
Ter Nege
Re Mills Ix
Butte
Hutte
Suimtay
Ared Inseeker
Fragmentary Passenger List For Mariposa Departure
A garbled boarding list shows numerous names and relations booked to leave aboard the Mariposa tomorrow. The partial readable entries include Harriet eworn, Robt. Lowers, J. He Payne, Miss Behwwrn, and Captain Martblaw among others with wives and children, several initials and misspelled surnames.
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Mariposa
P'rlecu
Minn Harriet Eworn
Mew
Robt. Lowers
J. Hi. Crale
J. He Payne
Hanesome
Killa
Augustine
Mire
Fatcher
A Jacobe
Kinibal
BB. Iivard
W. A. Jurds
J.B. Milter
AM. Harriton
Herrick
Solomon
A. ‘von Armin
Ji Im Broyle
J F
Pearce
Rawlings
Mins Meate
Miss Behwwrn
Mra
Cromby
Mise Chatadier
Mina Kirtnae
Palumbo
Shoremat Wity
Chili
Mies
Hooch
Kenneally
FR. Webber
Wite
Grand jury returns true bills against multiple defendants
A Hawaii grand jury returned true bills against Jareh King for malicious injury Wahinewwkat Hollie for embezzlement Natolua for injury Yamamoto and Ogata for malicious injury John Malus for malicious and battery W. Smith for assault on the public Pie otter John Berwin for larceny and battery with weapon against Ma Charles Katha Candide also charged with lar ony in ancond degree. Arraignments set for Credit Court tomorrow at 10. Other items include Victoria Fernandey v Fernandes Wak, Coffield v Territory of Hawaii demurrer sustained, and petitions for guardians, estates and administration set for hearings.
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LiSdh
Grand Jury Mediato Court
Jareh King
Wahinewwkat Hollie
Natolua
Math
Yamamoto
Ogata
Johm Malus
Weal Uid
W. Smith
Awsault
Pie Otter
John Berwin
Aanqult
Peter Fernandes Wak
Mary A. Coffield
Territory of Hawaii
Cirewit
Dole
Territory
Mise Coffield
Carl Lundanl
Bie
Lanett
Lanett Has Property In Thin City
Judee Miniheere
Petitien
Tormorrow
M. Lang
Slenlal
Nakulaw
M. G. Silyn
Nation of
Medeiros Mins
Cabral Moehron
M.C Bilen
Broeh
Econo
Magoon
Natal
Omontay
Maereh II
Congress Panics Over Hawaii Government Plans
Secretary Hitchcock reports no Congress provision for Hawaii government funding. Governor Council notes duties for Territorial Secretary to record legislature daily. Discussion includes transferring land for an electric power station lease, with proposed government purchase at $6000, and negotiations to conclude.
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Uers
AL Hitchenok
Interior
Governor Coutil
Hawaii
Congress
Cooper Io
Governor
J. A. McCandrewe
Kingdom of Hawaii
Joe Marailan
McCandiesn
Mr. McCandieas
Bird sighting near naval station sparks local concern
Over recent days a number of twa birds have been seen around the Naval Station with Hawaiians suggesting their presence offshore signals the onset of the current storm and unsettled conditions.
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Naval Station
Police Court Notes Discharged Drunkenness and Nuisance Cases
The Pollen Court this forenoon disposed of multiple cases including affray charges against T. K. Hee and Chun On, common nuisance for Archerst, and numerous drunkenness and disturbance counts. Fines ranged with penalties noted, while some offenders faced forfeitures and general court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Hee
Chun
Popek
Susinsky
Malako
Ik Campbell
Anti Saloon League Plans a Campaign
The Ministerial Association and lay workers met at Central Union Church with Br Chapman to discuss temperance and anti saloon efforts. They outlined actions for Honolulu, favored education, and adopted a resolution supporting a vote on abolition measures led by Dr Channa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Union Church
Chapman
Anti- Saloon League
California
Ohio
Honolulu
Franklin Anwtin
Hendler
Channa
Amenietite
Mitnietine Walsowiettte Aneleting
Res Wml Kinead
E Cary and
Mey
Pearson
Sugar Bag Milli: a bygone opthon tale in Sand area
A fragmented report describes a sugar bag factory venture near Sand, outlining production for 200 to 390 workers and a share period with details about financing, duties, and potential German ties. Names of sites and fishermen appear, with reference to tax and support questions amid unclear dates.
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Erindoon
Awit
Feasca Appmare
Etorpetne
Eli
Eastern Star Chapter Forms New Memberships at Maxonte Temple
The Leahi chapter No. of the Eastern Star in Hawaii held a meeting at the Maxonte Temple with 41 charter members. Officers elected included Mrs. L. T. Geant as worthy matron and C. Le Crabbe as assistant. A committee was named to organize the order and plan for the next gathering. A small schooner Kaukeanil arrived after partial dismantling near Honitape. The HON LU PHOTO SUPPLY CO offers exam ilatts of work. the Bulletin Hub Melting Company expanded bindery and printing services, with new equipment and quarters ready.
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Mire
CT. Cooper
Melanchy
Vena
Chulr
HON. LU Photo Supply CO
T. G
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Pain
London Company
College Hills
Beg
Oahu College
W. R. Castle
MB. Castle
Auatralia
Verdi
Rome
The
Patria
Tate
Ighea
Achimey
Coffield
Waterman Idbat
All Alam
Wichman
Hitchcock
Cooper
Governor's Council
Anti Saloon League
Masonic Temple
Leahi
Honitape
Queen Elizabeth
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