Annual meetings report for two plantatons
Pala and Haile plantation companies held their annual meetings at Alexander and Baldwin offices. Officers reelected include Baldwin as president Damon as vice president Cooke treasurer Atherton secretary and Taylor auditor. Treasurers report shows total company property value and earnings 100 508 45 with dividends 127 500 and surplus 134 600 52. Crop estimate for 1902 about 7000 tons, drought and late planting reduced yield. improvements include fuel oil pumps and new ditches. Haiku reservoir work expands storage capacity. weather affected cane growth with heavy rains in April and January February cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pala and Haile Plantation Companion
Alexander & Baldwin
Brungenwacht
Pula
Baldwin
M. Damon
Vicw
J. Pp. Cooke
J. B. Atherton
W. G. Taylor
P Baldwin
J. P Cooke
J.B. Atherton
T. W. Ho
Atock
Doc. Lindsau
Kallua
Heikst Sugar Co
Haiku
Ttip
Nineties era ledger notes drought impact on ratoons and finances
A condensed resources and liabilities statement outlines stock on hand and accounts due, totaling about 610 809 dollars, with capital of 800 000 and various due sums to agents in San Francisco and elsewhere. Officers listed include Baldwin, Cooke, Atherton, Taylor, and others as directors and auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promea
Stark
San Francisco
Xarplua
Hy BP. Baldwin
Shaman
J.P. Cooke
J.B. Atherton
Wi G. Taylor
Baldwin
Damen
OP Cooke
J. Be Atherton
M Mickey
Alameda and Dorig Sailors Endure Severe Pacific Storm
The Alameda and Dorig, from San Francisco, arrived after rough seas and heavy winds. A towed ship suffered damage including a broken steering gear and flooded saloon. one crewman escaped unharmed. The ships carried cargo and passengers for the Orient with weather delaying departure and a dramatic voyage tale recounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overdie Atermers
San Francisco
Alameda
Morslirg
Amt
Munis Tong
Marueta
Telng
Harte
Nowra Amit
Aliumeda Atrivk Roth
Haris
Washington
Howrit Wien
Mporchon
Spaylding
Hwerth
Dillingham
Canton
Oman
Orient
Apom
Kanui’s Court Hearing Mixed With Defense Shakeup
In the Poles Court forenoon two natives and a Portuguese faced charges with J Kanui Owe representing them. A motion by Makoto to plead guilty emerged. Kanui remained untroubled as Makoto urged a quick resolution. Judge Wilcox censured Makoto and the Portuguese for contempt, while the attorney complained of the wetlay of the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olf J. Kanue
Hin Llente
Makoto
Kanul
Wilcox
Coste
Ube
Civil Service Examinations Open for Water District Clerks
Examinations for civil service clerks and outside force positions are scheduled for Saturday, February 28. Applicants must file with Prof Ingalls at the Claudger's office, Custom House, by 4 p.m. Friday. AB Ingalls serves as secretary and oversees admissions for those seeking clerk or outside force postings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wxaitimatio
Boyd Interest in Washington Insists on Joint Control
In Washington the plan to place the Fire and Police Alarm System under joint control is discussed. Governor Dal and the Executive Committee hear a favorable letter from E. Hoye, with positive remarks on progress. Proposals consider joint supervision by the Superintendent of Public Works and the High Sheriff, and reports touch on Engraver Gere, the Board of Health, and storage measures amid evolving notices in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dal
Lant
E. Hoye
Washington
Wright
Thi Couneil
Publie Werke
Boyd
Board Health
Parker Rest Fairly Quiet After Provisional Remarks
Fragmentary text shows Parker awaiting statements from Carter and his allies over a presidential letter. Mentions Washington talks and Provident, with garbled names and unclear actions.
Petition to exclude Chinese and Japanese from Hawaiian Territory
A petition to Washington from American Federation of Labor members demanding exclusion of Chinese and Japanese labor from Hawaii. It claims reliance on native and American workers, warns of Asian competition, and urges removal of all Chinese and Japanese or their descendants from the territory and federal roles. The language cites demographics and calls for complete execution of expulsions to protect American workers and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federa Lat
Washington
Woking
Jay Snow
Senate
United States of America
United Staten
Serond
Nidinge
Japan
Tani Chinen
American Mechanics
Feakon
Amechan
Anii
Staten
Captains Misty Voyage and Port Arrival Confusion
A garbled OCR tale recounts a steamship Capt arriving in port after a long voyage from Han Viren Win. It describes delays, muddled dates, and incorrect statements about the ship’s progress with references to Yokuhiana and Ching. The piece notes earlier times in recent years and claims the captain and chief engineer faced criticism for property issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Kavoe
Perie
Elie
Han Viren
Shanghai
Kobe
Pehohama
Iermieteette
RSG
Feature
Eninenn Berson
Chamber Rejects Federal Sanitation Resolution Action
The Chamber of Commerce meeting unanimously rejected a sanitation resolution backed by the Merchants’ Association. A committee was appointed to confer with the Board of Health, and the Merchants Association was advised to bow to the action. Jon B. Allison is chairman with F. A. Schaefer and Pod Lowry, plus Dr. Cofer, U S quarantine officer, present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Merce
Merchante’ Association
Lowry
Wit Vanter
Dr. Cofer
United States
Deadly hotel fire devastates Brpi Hotel
A three story Brpi Hotel fire killed eleven people and injured many more. About 35 to 40 were inside the building last night with many escaping narrowly. Damages covered the hotel and contents valued at twenty dollars for the furniture and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lani
Brpi
Hanlee
Mt Ie
Fragmented Note on Transit Club Events at Opera House
Fragments mention the Transit Co and Hawslian Prusmite Clubs planning evenings at the Opera House. Readable bits reference events, dates, and local venues but many words are garbled. The surviving items hint at a social calendar tied to hotel or club activities in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ako
General Appraisers Upheld Duty Case in Woolen Child Garments
The Board of General Appraisers sustained the appeal in a case involving woolen children's outer garments from Japan. The Japanese merchants appealed the assessment, and the Board affirmed the initial appraisal. The department recommends a three day suspension of duty for Walter Doyle of the local Custom House with a chance for remediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
General Appratere
Honolua
Appralaere
Japan
Waldo
Walter Doyle
Focal Custom House Foren
Doyle
Larceny cases proceed as grand jury indictments in county court
Multiple defendants face charges including second and third degree larceny as proceedings move before Judge Gear. Indictments name Horace Bell Wade Ruh and others. probate for Robert Rowan Hind noted. demurrers filed by H. Martariane and others. bond issues and guardianship details appear in the chaotic docket with numerous names and partial statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofendante
Imbel
Jivlee Benethie Teenine
Ute
Aleahieey Poll
Joseph Mage Ra
Adan
Mowe
Adare
Tines
Toomey
Larerny
Horace Bell
Mally
Jer Rodricuey
Maria Orton
Robert Rowan Hind
Jobin Hind
Font Bond
Caron Long
B.C
Fudge Ratinsnn
Sophie Kelle
Kuniathr
Fong
Roomey
MIE
Pena
Dante
Gandia
Dome
Funeral procession and lineup for local veterans parade
A detailed account outlines the funeral procession for a veteran group with notes on speakers and attendees. Captain Tonnact and Lieutenant Theisen are mentioned among the officers expected to participate alongside other named figures and a marching corps.
Hemmed by Horror at City Crash Involving Hates Hieatt Bluetite
A high speed collision occurred on Saturday injuring Mara, driver for the Hates Hieatt Bluetite team, and resulting in the loss of a limb for Neates OG. O'Hara, once a driver for Hernan bakery, was treated at Queens Hospital. The incident happened after the vehicle failed to remain on the paved road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neates OG
Mara
My O'Hara
Hernan Bakery
Mental Telepathy Prattle Exhibition by Cunmitg the Magician
A historical notice describes an afternoon telepathy exhibition by Cunmitg the magician at Wall Street near Nichole Pag stone, with a staged route and hidden item puzzle. The piece notes crowd interest, expectations, and the illusion’s long-tested credibility among kamaathas and past observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Nichole
Eelock
Sind
Enadt
Kamaathas
Tae
Japanese Artist Jip Hanke Wins Welcome at Buddhist Temple
The Japanese artist Jip Hanke, formerly known as Rotugardt, received a public welcome at the Buddhist Temple on Fort Fanny after a year away from Howitt. Reports describe his art methods, entigenent, and tales from travels, detailing the Saniniteies and people observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jip Hanke
Rotugardt
Howitt
Brenet
Fort Fanny
Yiile
Methanko
Not Mrs Cooke's Mother: suicide noted in New York riot
In New York Pel 18 report, Mrs Harriet Lefferts of the wealthy Lefferts family is said to have died by suicide by shooting at the home of Mrs Caroline Lefferts not Mrs. Cooke's mother. Two native boys were interrogated by Detective Elvin. An arrest followed. the assailant entered the scene and tried to flee. Public notice for the Bull etin weekly edition offered at $1 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cooke
Caroline Lefferts
Harriet Zabrienk
Lefferts
Elvin
Atverny
Immoral Goods Under Seizure In Prime Beer Case
The District Court heard a motion to vacate the decree in the Prime Beer case involving contraband merchandise imported from Japan. Attorneys argued the motion while briefs were ordered filed, with proceedings noting condemnation and destruction of seized goods and a mandate for notice to all interested parties. The phase of the case included a monition directed by the U.S. Marshal and further actions scheduled for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States of America
McCrackan
Lipa
Silliman
Kater
Excitement on Alameda False Alarm at Dock
Great excitement on the Alameda as fire alarms triggered a dockside rush. A native dropped something near a lamp causing a fire alarm that cleared crowds, but the danger proved false as hoses were readied and then halted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetiah
Alameda Wen
Fragmentary tale of a man and the wife
An unclear recount describes a cautious husband, a wife, and a man who cannot afford a ramara or four wires. A steamer and a route through Miluhahs are mentioned with vague details about a plan and a forthcoming departure tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover
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Pala and
Haiku_Companies
Sraorenn
Thleetty
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Cor
Union Sts
Union
Dorig
Kanui
Ab, Ingalls
Dale
Shipman's Wild
Parker
Pol Sum
Tin Friends
Carter
Alene
Etm Chote Peterlee
Provident
Stan
Branch of
Federation of Labor
Goptic
China
Fragugement
Hoguin
Nent Express
Wells, Fargo & Go
Express
Masonic Ea Moe
Gear
Henry Smith
Hamakus Mill Co
Chambers
Procebe
Iran
Hanevare
Rose
Klemm
Ateskrart
Sapvaste
Tonnact
Laeutenants Theisen
Ibrun Corpe
Mrs. Cooke
New York
Harelat Labrienki Lefferts
Jace
Hna Bate
Dunne
Empire OF Japan
Walla Jar
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