Suit on Insurance Policy Involving Fire Losses
A suit is filed by A Meriedh Acht and A G Mericourt against a defendant linked to London and Lancashire. They allege a fire policy for 83010 and 2500, issued for three years from May 7, 1898, covering property in Kalihisleo that was destroyed. The defendant allegedly breached the contract by not paying losses. Humphreys & Hanke represent the plaintiffs. Depew, New York, July 8. Senator Chauncey M Depew and Chauncey M. Depew Jr. were aboard the steamer Campania arriving at her pier. The Bar of Doughmore was also a passenger.
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Meriedh
Somny
Norwalk Down
London & Lancashire
Liverpool
Eng
Kalihisleo
A. G. Mericourt
Sid
Kalibi
Humphreys & Hankey
Depew
New York
Chauncey M Depew
Bia JSON
Chauncey M. Pew, Jr
Campania
Doughmore
Columbia
Sselin-Morgan
Vanderbilt
Defender
Thomas Lipton
Regatta Committee
New York Yacht Club
Influence on Italian Labor Migration to Hawaii, 1897
A San Francisco labor council warning Italian workers against emigration to Hawaii cites press reports, minutes from May 28, 1897, and a U.S. Supreme Court decision. It argues Hawaii planters seek annexation to exploit labor on sugar plantations, condemns contract labor laws, and asserts slavery risks under U S flag while overseers enforce harsh conditions.
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Iostrn PB
Killarie T
Italy
Chronicle
Tih
San Francisco
Hawaii
Labor Council
California
Thia
United States of America
United States
Fisg
Supreme Court of the United States
Robert Robertson
Barry Baldwin
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Union
Supreme Court
Prass
Hawai
Raporté
Columbia Defeats Defender In Fogbound Yacht Trial Off Larchmont
In foggy conditions at Larchmont, the Columbia and Defender race for a $250 cup produced a tight clash. Defender led briefly but Columbia finished within seconds of the pace in a 19 mile triangle, Rye sighting noted as the boats jostled across the course.
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New York
Columbia
Defender
Larch- Mont
Larchmont
Rye
Assistant Superintendent Jackson Returns from Western Inspection
Assistant Superintendent Jack son of the Railway Mail Service returns to Washington from a tour of inspection through the West. One fourth of mail sent through the San Francisco post office to Hai lacked sufficient stamps after a presumed two cent rate. The department will issue a circular to correct the error.
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Jackson
Railway Mail Service
Washington
West
San Francisco
Hai
Soldier dies of typhoid in military hospital
Private Hermann Solwanucke of Battery N Sixth Artillery died yesterday in the military hospital from typhoid fever. Funeral services will be held at St Andrew's Cathedral at 2:30 PM with interment in Navanu Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
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Hermann
Solwanucke
Battery N
Arttery
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Navanu
Largest Diamond on View at Fort Stravt Jewelers
A noted diamond, possibly the city's largest, is displayed in the window of H. G. Birat, the jeweler, Fort Stravt. The piece is said to belong to Prince David Kananapakos, a gift from the late Queen Dowager Kapiolani, with ties to former King Kalakaua and the late king’s will.
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H. G. Birat
Fort Stravt
David Kananapakos
Kapiolani
Kalakaus
Kapiolavi
Insanity Hearing Commits Woman to Asylum
A woman identified as Mary Guia was examined for insanity by Judge Wilcox this forenoon and committed to the Insane Asylum after signs of mental illness appeared at the hospital where she sought treatment. She fled from a sick bed last night. The report includes unrelated notes from Trinity and a New York market listing with garbled sugar refining terms.
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Mary Guia
Wilcox
Honolulu Stock Venture Forms Livery and Carriage Firm
W H Rice of Kaasi presides as president and S Withers as general manager of the Honolulu Stock Venture Co Ltd a new King Street livery business venture. B Richards of Spokane and A Newhouse of Fresno join as key partners with a $10 000 capitalization and plans for horse livery blacksmith shop carriage repository and related imports.
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Honolulu
Barsinese
King Aul South Arects
W. H. Rice
Kaasi
S Withers
B. Richards
Spokane
Wasi
A. Newhouse
Bresno
Gal
Mr. Richards
Mr. Newhouse
Withers
Mutual Telephone Board to Consider Honolulu Report
A meeting of the Bowl of Directors of the Mutual Telephone Company is set for Monday to discuss Superin tendent Cassidy's recommendations for Honolulu. The plan involves a large capital outlay but guarantees a high quality system and no rate reduction, with public assurances of a top tier service and isolation from competitors. Meanwhile tonight's program promises entertainment including The Two Doctors and A Bloodless Husband, with performances by the Hartwell sisters and the Salvini Misa Brandes company, and advance seat booking urged for priority seating.
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Bowl of
Mutual Telephons Company
Cassidy
Honolulu
Chaogue
Marion
Boggs
Seward
Barda
Hartwell
Salvini
Misa Brandes
May Ashley
Seata
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Asuit For Insurance
Women's Congress
London
Jane G
May Wright Seawall
United Bistea Council
Women's International Congress
Countess of Aberdeenne
Berlin
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Honolulu Stock Yarde Co
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War Office
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Bethel
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Salians
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Honolulu Livestock CO
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