Federal reorganization would shift Hawaii duties and gains
The extension of American laws would shift control of Hawaii customs, add new federal officials, and expand services. A coast survey would move to Professor Alexander, a larger post office network would arise, and money orders become available in most offices. Newspapers would face new mailing costs as papers lose free distribution.
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Hawaii
United States
United States Marine Hostal Services
Treasury Department
United States Shipping Commissioner
Internal Revenue
Okolubao Atills
Pritchett
United States Coast Survey
Alexander
Inod
Jondala
Washington
Honolulu
Honolula
Ana
Land and Equity Hearings on Kauai and Oahu Disputes
The third day of hearings covers ejectment against Apa alias Wong Fat for 77-100 acres at Keele Ka neohe with $200 damages. Separations and quiet-title suits proceed involving Eleon K. Sherman John Sherman Mary Makalehus Judd Kaiwi Wai Kane Edward L. Kauai and Frances Gay. A mortgage redemption suit against Francia and Charles Gay is pressed, with a disputed deed chain and rent deductions. Waterfront government vs Oahu Railway and Land Co remains before the Supreme Court as Chinese return permit appeals loom, with Secretary of the Treasury decision pending and potential Washington appeal unlikely.
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E. Able
Apa
Wong Fat
Keele
Kaneohe
Eleon K. Sherman
Anit
John Sherman
Mary Makalehus Judd
Kaiwi
Waikane
Edward L. Kauai
Francia Gay
Charles Gay
Francie Gay
Gay
Kauai
Francis Gay
Kauni
Waimea
Kanani
Sammons
J. Todd
Jas
Hooper
Davia
Secretary of the Treasury
Joshua K. Brown
Gov Kit
A. G. M. Robertson
Washington
Nay
China
Federal Supreme Court
Customs Gauger Morton Moves to New Quarters
Morton relocates to the former Port Surveyor office with a fine front office and a well fitted laboratory. Port Surveyor Stratemeyer is having his office anew fitted in the same building space.
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Mmaster
Morton
Stratemeyer
Detained Mongolians and hidden notes spark quarantine watch
Sharp Lookout of Jack McVeigh uncovers notes hidden in vegetables, cakes, and fowl sent to Chinese detainees creating hopes of court outcomes. Officials vow stricter inspection as quarantine guards scrutinize every item amid political chatter on Hawaii elections and the American Union party.
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Jack McVeigh
China
Manliola
Jack McV
Girvie
McVeigh
Bunierin
American Union Party
Hae
Republic of Hawaii
Luhmidt
Central Committee
Elvetion
Wray Taylor
Elvetions
Tnterior
Republic of ‘Hawaii
Sandry
Building Permits Issued for January to Point of 2 Story and Dwellings
Building permits issued since January include Wong Leong Foo Co for a two story wooden store at Makai corner Hotel and River Streets, Le Manyon for a one story iron photograph gallery rear of Love building Fort Street, Francesca Taxeira for three one story dwellings at Kalia, Gan Ching for two one story dwellings on the Ewa side of Achi Jana Bere tania street.
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Wong Leong Foo Co
Makai Corner
River Atreeta
HK. C
le Manyon
Love
Fort Street
Francesca Taxeira
Kalia
Gan Ching
Achi Jana
Beretania Street
Pilipo Arrested After Public Preaching Turmoil
A native named Pilipo was arrested again around 8:50 PM after attempting to convert police officers outside the station. He had earlier spoken in front of the police and caused a disturbance at his home, prompting complaints from neighbors.
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Pilipo
BuLierin
Fort George deserter arrested. third arrest in two days
Phret Deseriers Guillard, a deserter from the Fort George, was arrested this morning by Harry Evans. It marks the third arrest from that vessel in two days. All three men appeared in Police Court. Captain Morse testified against them. Judge Wilcox fixed the defendants ninety two dollars and costs. They will likely be ordered back aboard the ship.
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Guillard
Fort George
Harry Evans
Captain Morse
Fined in Police Court for liquor offenses in fore noon
A Police Court session fined Ana Conte one hundred dollars and Dan Houghtailing one hundred dollars plus costs for serving spirituous liquor without a license. A witness claimed he was worried but would tell the truth and admitted visiting the Houghtailing place on Sunday and paying twenty five cents for glue of whiskey.
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Dan Houghtailing
George Houghtailing
Houghtailing
Weather report notes partial solar eclipse in Honolulu
The government weather bureau reports a slight solar eclipse visible in Honolulu from 12 06 p m to 12 35 p m today with the fan shaped halo noted.
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Government Weather Bureau
Honolulu
Church Directory Reorganizes Meetings at Mifilini Hall
The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ lists Sunday services at Mifilini Hall rear of Opera House with Bible class at 9 30 a.m, Hawaiian language preaching at 10 00 a.m, English preaching at 7 00 p.m, and Hawaiian preaching at 6 70 p.m plus a Wednesday 7 30 p.m prayer meeting.
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Church OF Jesus Christ
Mifilini Hall
Opera House
Hall & Son to Erect Five Story Gray Brick Block
E C Hall & Son announce a five story building on Fort and King Streets. The front will be gray brick with terra cotta trim and ornamental design. The basement to first and second floors will be occupied by the owners, with three offices rented above. Two passenger elevators and one freight elevator planned. The new structure will wrap around the old building without demolition.
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E. C. Hall & Son
Fort Street
King Street
Jurisdiction Hurdles Highlight Chinese Exclusion Habeas Cases
Eight habeas corpus challenges on Chinese exclusion and Hawaiian jurisdiction reach Supreme Court. Petitioners press to reverse lower rulings to preserve United States law authority, including admiralty and ship registry issues like the City of Columbia case. Board of Health meeting pushed to tomorrow afternoon.
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United States
Supreme Court
Thas Aopeal
City of
Columbia
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