Two Japanese-Plantation dispute ends in fatal blow
Deputy Sheriff Halvorsen recounts a gambling dispute at a Mana camp that escalated into violence between Kagimoto and Baltowanichi. Kagimoto allegedly struck with a guava stick, leading to Baltowanichi’s death from a back-of-head blow. Post mortem confirmed the cause, and a coroner’s verdict held the Japanese man responsible. witnesses place several others at the scene and police prepared further arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Halvorsen
Walmen
Kuual
G. Mall
Maeniige Beowghe
Kagimure
Oahu
Mtr
Halvorsen
Mana
Manka
Bie
Kagimura
Baltodantichi
Kagimuta
Kagimuea
Baltowan
Kagimoto
Nat
Japan
Saito
Baito
Kekaha
Goodhue
Coney
Governors Gonight in the GoltbeBor Charters Hear Requests
The council considered corporate charter amendments for Brewer & Co to raise capitalization to 5 million with future option to 25 million, and Rapid Transit Co to increase from 200 thousand to 500 thousand. Kihel Sugar Co sought a reduction from 2 million to 2.5 million. Kojima asked a liquor license for Nusi anu street premises. no objections. Treasurer Lansing, Attorney General Dole, and Secretary Cooper attended. Governor Dole presided. J A McCandless absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GoltbeBor
Brewer & Co
Rapid Traunit Company
Furni
Kihel Sugar Company
Steek
Lansing
Kojima
Nusi~ Anu Atteet
Paunhi
Boretania
Bearden
Dole
Treasure
Cooper
J. A. McCandless
Fertilizer Company Names Officers for New Year
Pa difle Guano and Portiliver Company officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year. N. Wilcox is president H. A. Isenberg vice president W. Pfotenhauer treasurer F. Klamp secretary T. May auditor Dr Averdam remains manager. The outlook is promising with ample materials and a large phosphate cargo en route. A five cent dividend per share will be declared soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padifle Guano & Portiliver Company
Hy Hackfeld & Go
oMlera
Oro
N. Wilcox
H. A. Isenberg
W. Pfotenhauer
F. Klamp
T. May
Dr. Averdam
Savannah
Menry
Ceylon
Japanese Merchants Plan City Meeting At Buddhist Temple
An important gathering of Yokohama business leaders was held at a Buddhist temple to discuss ore claims. A large joint meeting of Japanese merchants will be arranged soon with a committee elected including K J Imanaahi S Shimamoto W Motowiigo and others to organize. The panel will reconvene at the Japanese Young Men's Club on Vineyard Street tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. J. Tmaniaht
Yokohama
K. J. Imanaahi
Ouiki
Shimamoto
Horse spooks riders on Beretanta street crash
Near Alapal street a horse pulling a carriage reared and bolted injuring no one. The animal continued into town down Fort street colliding with a hack near Kewls ait and stopping near King by Patratma after Patrolman Vida intervened.
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M. Merr
Don
Beretanta
Alapal Street
Fort Street
King
Patratma
Vida
Par itene Company Launches in Honolulu with Ten Drivers
A new enterprise called the Par itene Company forms from ten known drivers and owners of conveyances. Formerly at the 1 Club Stables, they now operate from Honolulu Stock Yards 20 Ltd with headquarters and aim to provide prompt faithful service. W Dobson leads Pace Carriage Company and Rooney will manage after launch. The Independent Home Rule candidate's campaign continued into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Paritene Company
1 Club
Honolulu
Pace Carriage Company
W. Dobson
Rooney
CSE
Kahului Wharf Strike Seeks Two Dollar Day Wage
A Kahului strike by native and Japanese laborers on the waterfront halted work over pay. About 150 workers demanded $2 per day, accusing the Kahului Railroad of underpaying them while other crews earned higher rates. Superintendent R. W. Filler refused the raise, and after meetings and legal wrangling, the dispute persisted with threats from Japanese leaders. No court action followed the testimony.
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Watsuku
Kahuhut Railroad Company
Vos Vole
Kabulus
Dictt Atv
Wailuku
Hieten
Kater
Hanolule
Wailukukun
Strikera
Ina
Kahulut Jwcrikers
R. W. Filler
Filler
Vesely
Charlee Nelson
Jas, L. Coke
Coke
Jer
Charles Nelson
Kas Hulul
Aince
Nell
Willie Bs
Kahulul
Filter
McKay
Walluka
Piller
Toto
Labor Strikes Rage Hawaiian Plantations Amid Pay Dispute
Reports from Wailuku and Kahului describe wage protests by Watluku Plantation workers and Kahului strikers. Negro laborers claim $15 monthly pay is needed, while planters offer $10, sparking possible evictions if workers refuse. Leaders blamed are labor agitators, with no agreement reached yet.
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Torney Coky
Honp
Kahutai Matt
Watluku
Wtrikra
Tennessee
Inez
AuMcient
Wailuku
Col. Bean
Fenn
Kahului
A. N. Kenoikal
Waitin
Kahulut
Thare
New Carriage and Harness Company Promoted in Honolulu
Under Charles F. Herrick a new carriage and harness company is being organized in Honolulu with 15000 capital, 180 shares of 100 each, distributed among 25 to 30 leading city business men. A purchase agent will travel to the Coast to secure supplies, and directors will meet to appoint a manager and discuss incorporation. The firm plans rubber tire offerings and repairs, with location yet to be decided.
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Charles F. Herrick
Honolulu ix
WII Go Hunting at Molokai Departure for Deer
A hunting party including W H Hog s G P Wilder and Rich plans to sail for Molokai to hunt pheasants quail and other small game. They intend to land at Kaunakakaa Pall and return after deer chasing. Perkins works to add to his collection of Hawaiian items while Judge Rater sets Feb 26 for hearing on estate matters of Gen A Davies and J A Hutterfield bankruptcy.
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Wii
W. H. Hogs
G. P
Wilder
Rich
Molokil
Waveral
Phewns
Kaunakaka
Rater Hae
Dell Coal Estate
Gen. A. Davie
Triates
J. A. Hutterfield
Report of Master W Bishop Estate Final Six Month Income
Master’s report covers six months ending June 10 1900. Total receipts 191 804 11 include land rents premiums and interest. notes paid and credits misapportioned later corrected. Trustees face objections from Holmes Burnley and discuss commissions and interest adjustments. Proceedings include ejectment and guardianship motions with multiple attorney actions and hearings set.
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Keller Jr
Felpia
Fiulen
A. B. Loebenstein
Jamon Downett
Gear & Lansing
Gear, Lansing & Co
G. Schurmann
Gear, Lanning & Co
Holmes & Burnley
Aloo
Mabou
Hoa
Lyle A. Dickey
Bee Chin
Wong Kwot
Vokalual
Wong Hut Nam Chook Bing
Magoon
Thompson
Plaintitte
Anilaulty
Eatata
Kong Yoo
K. Kano
Benjamin F. Dillingham
Wahlawa Sugar Co. Ltd
Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan
Dotenjan
Untitled Publishing Feedback on Book Bindings
AuNetin Publishing Co states workmanship of the books supplied is satisfactory. The objection concerns paper weight and binding materials not matching specifications. two other books provided were wholly satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AuNetin Publishing Co
Thoroughbred Auction Notice in Honolulu
A partial notice from Honolulu advertises a sale of thoroughbred horses by an unnamed consignor. The listing includes a tin of horses and mentions Amexsor Division with autos and May horn offerings. Details are incomplete but indicate a public sale event.
Hawaiian Sugar Company Wins Tax Appeal Case
The Supreme Court upheld the Tax Appeal Court’s valuation of Hawaiian Sugar Company property at 3.8 million for 1901, finding the 3.6 million assessment excessive. The decision cites substantial profits for 1898–1900 and notes dividends and stock movements, with L. Galbraith writing the opinion and J. K. Parkley dissenting. The case involves Makawell Sugar Company’s stock activity and the valuation dispute over property taxes and corporate value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hawaiian Sugar Company
J. K. Parkley
Tax Amsesenr
Lorin Andrews
Diaqualifet
Monk
Thty Aale
Makawett
Envet
Notices Served for Curbing on Reretania Street
Property owners on Reretania between Nowand and King Street (Leleo) must clear and permit curbing within aisy aya to allow the road department to lay macadam. Similar notices issued on King Street from Awla Lane to Aeyhum Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reretania
Nowand
King Street
Leleo
Aisty Aya
King Ateeot
Awla Lane
Aeyhum
Rebuild Planned for Historic Kampilitit Church
The old stone church at Kampilitit Jo will be rebuilt using salvaged blocks. About half of the structure has been torn down and private subscriptions are being sought to fund the reconstruction of this one of the region’s oldest buildings.
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Kampilitit Jo
Laborers Returned to Honolulu From Zealandia Plantations
Four of the first installments of new laborers brought to Zealandia for Mau plantation work have returned to Honolulu. They came from Waitiku on Sunday and are seeking work in town. Also noted is the Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen advertisement and a mention of B. Wichmen.
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Honolulu
Zealandia
Maui
Waitiku
Jobe
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Wpanese
MLS
Gountryhan
Iwakami Hotal Trent
Phoenix Assurance Co
London
McClellan, Pond Co
Tol
Main
Judd
Wornina
Fertilizer Company
NEW Garriage
Deal
Perkins
Wong Kwai
Lilinokalani
Jan
Jonathan Bhaw
TAK Assessor
Waterman
He B. Wichmen
Warner
Anufacturer
Maen
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