Damages Awarded in Lorenzen Case Against Inter-Ocean Line
Alfred Males Lorenzen was awarded 42010 for wages and injury plus costs in a damages suit against the Inter-Oland Steam Navigation Company. The decision, read in U S District Court, cites negligence principles and notes Lorenzen suffered a broken leg on January 30 while aboard the Irmgard, struck by sugar bags on the Honolulu harbor voyage. Engineers testified Lorenzen stepped forward to meet the sling. court found contributory negligence not proven and upheld the verdict for Lorenzen with defendant responsible for injuries and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Lorenzen
Inter-Oland Steam Navigation Company
Estee
United States District Court
J.J. Dunne
R. W. Breckens
Plain and
Smith & Lewin
Lorenzen
Feat
Barken
Thne Irmgard
Aued
U. N. Cova
Honolulu
Quern's Hospital
Porter
Mbellayt
Sinclaim
Belnd
Petersen
Dangerous Slings Transfer Examined by Court
A court analyzes the dangerous operation of transferring the first slings from the ship. It questions rope tension, placement, and whether proper testing was done before hoisting. Witness testimony suggests the rope was stretched and Lovensen was injured by the lead line during the hatch procedures. Further conclusions address responsibility for the plant injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersen
Lovensen
Petervet
RACES FOR 28TH Jockey Club Meets in Honolulu
A meeting of the Jockey Club in the Hawaiian Hotel outlined a July 28 race meet. Edgar Hirtatout chaired in Col Wtt Cornwell’s absence. A committee was named to arrange pre race plans and a further meeting set for Thursday July 17 with Clarence Crabbe Chim Holling Lucas Davin and Ballentyn on the panel. People with horse entries were asked to contact committee members to register entries.
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Chi
Davin
Ballentyn
Pope receives Cardinale reply on friar lands note
The committee of Cardinale presented its answer to Governor Taft regarding friar lands in the Philippines to the Pope via Cardinal Rampolia. The Pontiff expressed pleasure at the promptness of the dispatch and noted the cautious pace in the ongoing discussions with the United States.
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Rome
Taft
Philippines
Rampolia
Pontitt
How Uncle Joe Cannon Opposed Fire Claim Appropriation
In a heated Senate House exchange, Speaker pro tempore Stinson Sahl cites republicans to question how a “meritorious” amendment reached the floor. He recalls Hawaii annexation, Newlands Act, and U S payments, arguing Hawaii’s finances and duties propped by federal support. He questions готов to fund a naval base, harbors, and fortifications while Hawaii remains prosperous. The discussion shifts to Hawaii’s debt, trade, and the obligation of the United States to subsidize its defense and development. The text ends mid-debate referencing continuation on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnon Sahl
Mae Auinetts
Querton
Pacific Islands
Senate
Howe
Francy
United States
Haveall
Hawaii
Ely
Newlands
Congress
Auch Istanda
Unite Btates
Varaneles
Hawali Postal Savings Bank
Ena
Massachusette
Mr. Knox
Territories
San Franchico
Angeles
Phoenix
Aria
Albuquerne
N. Sex
Buthlings
Sam
Falcowt
Wyoming
Aura Hay
Freight charges suit involving Wilder's company
A freight charges case against Wilder's Company and Viking's Steamship Co proceeds before Judge Humphreys. Plaints claim freight on inland shipments. multiple named claimants and attorneys appear for both sides. The docket includes demurrers and jurisdiction questions in related suits, with motions by defendants and references to the Good Hope Building Association and Orpheum contract cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Viking
Steamallp Co
Pain
Benjawn W. Houghtailing
B. J. Crawford
F. Wiehman
James McKee
Frank I Fouter
Joseph C. Cohen
Miki Temi
Stary Kap
Horace N. Crabb Bolomon Kalelopy
John A. Hughes
Charles Schoelikoph
Kinny
Philsdelphin
Cornwell
Lucan
Armitage
Wid& Wilder
Orpheum
Cohen
Ewentywe
Hogan Minstrel
Steamship China from the Coast Arrives at Port
Steamboat China from the Coast arrived in port from Ban Prancley at night and moored at the Pacific Mall wharf. The voyage was made in pleasant weather and entirely without event worthy of notice. The ship carried a full list of passengers and cargo.
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Stoumoebly Chine
Committee Plans August Arrival for Parity Troupe
The Senate Committee on Parity will appoint August as the reporting date for a contingent leaving for Francisco. A diverse group of passengers including royalty and officials traveled with arrivals from Harvard and Hongkong. New officers in the Chit Lip Lip era were noted, while staff changes included the Young surgeon and freight clerk. The Chick was scheduled to leave port this noon.
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Warhin
Eub-Ron Mitten
Senate Committee On
Parto
Puwengers
Eniec
Lithuokitomi
J K Aca
Alok
Aid Petieomn
Periondes
Wilcox
Mig
Castle
Dy Cantte
Hoteh- Kiss
Renny Retupim
Howul
Alburt Atong
Harvard
ROA
Cooke
Japan
Hubert Hollar
Hongkong
Mr. Dollar
Atommiers
Citta
Thenkiths
Prem Lythrind
Sity
Amhoue
W. le Robertaon
Kan Juan
Kitebet
Exemption Argument Over Stamp Duties on Territory Deed
The Attorney General's remand opinion questions validity of territorial stamp duties on a deed to the United States Government. It addresses whether the Territory may require stamps and who bears tax liability, referencing the Stamp Act and territorial power. The document critiques the deed's validity and cites legal authorities to support findings.
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Hissopatate
United States
Hewallin Stamp Act
Safamioue Popul CO
Aid
Macfartane
Hlawath
Ehrow
Hiwall
Enid
Marshall
Maryse
Ponehules
Nighttime party aboard harbor barge ends with royal toast
A late night gathering aboard a harbor barge hosted by Wade Apmut honor of Queen Lillaokalant features crowds dancing at Myrtle boat house. The quartet and crew perform a Chinese near Pact Jatt wharf as the royal lady joins the chorus leaning from the rail.
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Wade
Slxteen
Myrtle
Howe
China
Slongaide
Lillaokalant
Gracka
Porto Rican leader sentenced as Porto Rican gang ties shown
Pedro Morale a Porto Rican gang leader was sentenced to imprisonment for a hard term after being linked to a series of thefts at Myers place and other crimes. Two younger men, Pedro Molina and O Carpa, were also committed for trial. A group of Porto Rican women faced vagrancy charges with proceedings continuing.
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Porto
Pedro Morale
Atene
O. Ke &E Coy
Qieir
Myers
Eta
Like
Pedro Molina
O. Carpa
Wroten Givnde
Telah
Teo Porte Riou
New Party Seis Wheel Moves In Hawaii Political Split
A movement splits the Home Rule party in Hawaii, forming the Hil Kuokoa independent society led by local figures in Hilo and involved organizing committees. Prominent supporters push for August alignment with Prince Cupid and a broader faction in Puna and Humukun, aiming to sway Hawi elections.
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Fuster
Hil Kuokoa
Independent
Organi
Wooter
Hilo
David Ewatike
Puna
Humukun
Mota Aina
Cupid
Halty
Bwalike
Hawaii
Morrie
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Inter Island Company
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Bhe
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Misa Flot
Newham College
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New York
San Francisco
Si Gealens
Imperial Cigar Store
Fort Street
Taucht
Cannon
Wilder
Steamsh
My Pak
The
Bulletin
ANGLE
Territorial
Dole
ATP
Treasinrer
Witw Clubtie
Porto Rican
Hiei
Ward Y Winchell
Heaton
Yrisca
Cael
Sip Sallwentown
Callan
Loudon
Hono
Walls
Fargo & Co
Express Tel
Main Tha
Masonic Temple
Servier
NEW Party
SEIS
Ewaliko
Big Hawai
McCarthy
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co.’S
Pennsylvania
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