Knox Pointers on Trusts and Britain Russia Tense
Attorney General Knox urges new legislation to curb advantages in pricing and trust manipulation, addressing Senate and House Judiciary chairs. Great Britain protests Russian warships at the Dardanelles, warning of similar demands from other powers as Russia grows irritated. California governor reiterates San Francisco plague claim despite official doubt.
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Russia
Associated Press
Washington
Hoar
Littlefield
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House
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Dardanelles
Associated Préxy Special Calle
Sacramento
Gage
California
Big Yacht Race in August America Cup slated
Arrangements are completed for the America Cup yacht races to be held in August. The report from New York via Associated Press notes special cable coverage. In a separate dispatch from Harrisburg on January 6, Governor Stone sent his message to the legislature.
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Associated Press
New York
Fant
Harrisburg
Governor Stone
Stock Cable Grabs Meeting on Hawaiian Sugar Quotations
A brief Honorary Stock Exchange session decided to obtain Hawaiian sugar stock quotes directly by cable. President Morgan ordered daily San Francisco quotations be sent to the exchange members, but no cablegram arrived by 1 a.m., delaying expected arrangements.
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Stock Exchange Direct
Exchanan
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Morgan
Many Gamblers in Court in Police Court Morning
The Police Court saw many gamblers arraigned this morning. A group of twenty four, nabbed by Captain Kanae, were fined eight dollars and discharged. The rest, arrested in a raid by Detective McDuttie and a second group of eighteen, were discharged for lack of sufficient evidence. Ah Sax, a chota player, was fined fifteen dollars and jailed. A second party arrested by McDuffle in Kakaako last night received five dollars and court costs.
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McDuttie
Kuki
River Streets
Ah Sax
McDuffle
Kakaako
Cote Exch
Court considers lights on fishing boats in harbor case
Twenty four Japanese fishermen appeared in the Police Court charged with common nuisance for fishing boats approaching the harbor entrance without lights. Judge Wilcox noted a Penal Law requiring vessels to burn lights at night. Defense stated readiness for trial but one defendant absent. case continued. Local mariners dispute the guidance for distinguishing harbor lights from fishing boat lights.
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Chester Doyte
Star
Veasols
Chillugworth
Doyle
Toma
Wilcox
Fragments Hint at Sugar Trade Message from San Francisco
A San Francisco cable dated January 6 1001 mentions Bogan 2874 and a schedule for the wand to play aboard the Bil vertown Rome time late in the week likely Thursday or Friday with an exact time to follow. The text is incomplete but implies an entertainment event on a ship or venue referenced by the names Prige of Sugar Gantie and Cooke.
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Gantie & Cooke
San Francisco
Bogan
Bilvertown
Rome
Hamano's Shoes Appeal Over Tariff Decision in New York
The case concerns H Hamano of Hongkong a Japanese trader challenging a 1900 tariff ruling on leather goods imported from Japan. The Board of General Appraisers classified the imported rawhide products under manufactures of leather at 35 percent ad valorem, while the protestant sought 26 percent under a different tariff provision. The District Court upheld the Board's overruling of the protestant's challenge though not endorsing the appellant's proposed classification.
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United States District Court
H. Hamano
Board of General Appraisere
New York
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Prinet
Haruno
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Hamano
Toutner Shen
Allpper
Dee
Ollowiig
Board of General Appraisers
U. B
Amton
Board of General Apprainers
Gotraleaa
Board of General Appraisals
Hawaiian tax ruling unsettles state and city limits on collection
An unclear excerpt suggests a Washington report on a Hawaiian tax ruling affecting the powers of state and city authorities to levy and collect taxes within their jurisdictions. Names and dates are garbled, but the piece references enforcement, property within limits, and related authorities.
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Washington
Ana
Vundevan
Dhov
Senators Mull Over Cuba Tariff Treaty Details
Washington report outlines Michigan Senator Battume’s stance on sugar grower interests and reciprocity with Cuba. It notes lobbying by the National Association of Sugar Manufacturers and anticipated Senate action in January.
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Battume
Michigan
National Association of Neot Sa Car Manufactuers
Tn Waalington
United States
West
Mdlan
Pepe Mnlin
Cable 10 Exchange Seeks New Year’s Greetings and Links
A fragmented cable reports on cable Ham from the Exchange in San Jaw el. The Balidery and Traders praise New Year greetings and express hope that a new cable linking this city with Manglida will bind the people in good fellowship and bring pleasure. The Buildere Exchange in San Pranetoco.
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Yeaterday
San Jawelk
San Pranetoco
Ciy
Manglida
New Law Firm Formed by Vives and Biting in City
Vives and Biting, two well known Honolulu attorneys, have formed a new law partnership uniting nine of Viven & Biting. Mr Vives has long practised in the city and Mr Biting has years of experience in civil and criminal cases. The firm will operate from Viven’s old stand beside the post office.
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Viven & Biting
Vives
Colaby
Leon
Aetly
Hitting
Honolulu
Hermann Resigns. Richards to Succeed as Land Office Chief
Washington dispatch reports Binger Herwand resigning as Commissioner of the General Laws Office. William A. Richards will likely take the post around January 15, succeeding Hermanns. The Interior Secretary noted the change and two Land Office subordinates face charges of alleged irregularities with a deadline to answer. A veteran of the 650,000 demi grants cohort arrived last year but could neither read nor write.
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Washington
Binger Herwand
General Laws Office
Wiliam A. Richards
General Land Ome
Hermanns
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
Auswer
Cannons at Camp McKinley Prepare for Mortar Practice
Artillerymen at Camp McKinley ready for a major mortar drill. Two 8 to 10 inch mortars will fire from offshore to test accuracy, with about two thousand yards separation from shore. Crowds from the city are expected to watch the event, described as an interesting sight.
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Waikiki
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Phare
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Plaey
Letter of Invitation From Hawaii Republican Central Committee
The Territorial Republican Central Committee calls Benators and Representatives to Honolulu to discuss upcoming bills and party measures before the Legislature opens. Meeting at headquarters in Union City on the last day of February 190% and daily afterward aims to unite members and arrange precedence for party legislation and district interests. A. L. Atkinson signs as Secretary. Invitations reach heads of Territorial departments for funeral attendance of Panopolia's late chief. Governor absent. officers attend. Public Works head H. J. Cooper negotiates water works contracts with Whitehouse Hawkhurst.
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Vactoux
Honolalu
Territory of Hawaii
Territorial Central Committee
The
Tromtod
Republicang
Biah
Panopolia
Taf
Public
H. J. Cooper
Dole
Meteor Sign Seen From Coast on December Day
Captain Peoleton aboard the Alive Coke reports a brilliant meteor observed from the coast on December 8 as it streaked from the zenith toward the earth and burned about 60 degrees above the horizon before vanishing behind Diamond Head. The mate and crew on the Alice Cooke corroborated the sight near Owtis Island, noting the meteor appeared to fall toward the southwest and would have left a large hole if it had struck land.
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Coke
Damon
Penhallow
Mearn
Ellout
Mate
Coe
Alice Cooke Ua Ahe
Hiamond Head
Inderkwin Hobright
Ninelle
Arcey
Owtis
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