Chinese Fire Claims Auditor Nears Finish
W. F. Hasson, auditor for Chinese fire claims, expects completion this week after ten weeks of review. He has processed 2822 entries totaling about $420,000 with fewer than ten claims remaining, while noting clerical errors and adjustments to prevent overvaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F.C. Hasson
Elaline
Fire Claims Commission Svenefit
Jason
Clarint
Hassan
Audi Am
Paul Neumann
Walting & Robinson
Searles of Mawaiths Perfected Invention
J C Searles in charge of the Hien department of the Hutchinson plantation on Hewall returns from a New York trip with a plan for a patent mosquito exterminator. The device uses heat from a kerosene lamp to emit fumes that kill mosquitoes in a room within three hours, with no smoke and a nonoffensive odor. Searles aims to manufacture 6000 units for immediate delivery, expects labor constraints to ease, and plans to appoint an agency in New York City before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Seartes
Hutchinson
Hewall
New York
Hawaii
Wis
Mir. Searles
Munn & Co
Howe
Bearles
Staten
Hap Hounee
Searles
Linn
Hawai
New York City
Mr. Sendon
States
Proclamation Extends Hawaii Territorial Legislature Session
Acting Governor Henry Cooper proclaims a fourteen day extension of the Hawaii Territory legislature session. The extension runs to August 3, 1901, to continue work on appropriation bills and related measures. The document bears official Hawaii Territory seals and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Cooper
Territory of
Hawaii
Honolilu
Coopie
Catholic Bazaar Receipts Show Strong Results in Honolulu
The Catholic bazaar held a week ago yielded carat receipts of $2010.05 with expenses at $314.65, leaving a net profit of $1695.40. Mr. Macfarlane who led the event extends thanks to all who aided, especially the Camp McKinley youths for valuable service to the Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Macfarlane
Dan Patch Pace Set at Windsor Mile Race
Dan Patch, driving in Windsor Ontario, posted a sensational 2 15 pace in the mile event, winning the heat at the diving park meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Patch
Dwleol
Mek
Dan Pate
Windsor
Ont
Diving Park
Groceries Ring Up Blue O11 Incident
A fragment mentions a grocery run with a customer labeled Blue O11 and an action described as ringing up, but details are unclear about context or outcome.
Boxer Schemes Reported as Shanghai Tension Rises
Chinese intelligence reports a new Boxer Movement led by Pu Chan and members of Prince Tuans’e family. Indications suggest Prince Tuan seeks a similar confrontation, with possible foreign support and empress approval, amid frontier tensions near Mongolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pu Chan
Bett
Prince Tuans'e
Prince Tuan
Mongolia
Tuan
Coffee Trade Gains Amid Market Shifts
A New York coffee market report shows year ending June 8 with aggregate 7,483,000 bags, up from 4,? 8th100 bags previously. 1809 sales reached 4,000,000 bags, while total transactions exceeded last year by 1,505,500 bags, with gains attributed to stronger demand and supply dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Left Tents and Wounded Patrol Report
A Yeomanry trooper describes May 28 during the Viaktontels affair as the garrison faced Boer surround and forced retreat. Beelie h notes the near disaster with troops leaving wounded behind as Delarey’s forces pressed. Evening Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amion
Viakontel
Viaktontels
Jobanneabure-Durban
Delarey
Beilieh
Acting Governor Henry K Cooper Disapproves Special Appropriations
The Acting Governor Henry K Cooper informs the senate president that he disapproves a new act titled special appropriations for the territorial departments for the two-year term ending June 30, 1903, except for the land purchase item for a hospital site valued at 120000. Reasons will be explained in a forthcoming message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edkaine
Senate
Henry &, Cooper
Territory of Man vetoes land purchase for hospital land grant
Message to the Legislature records Henry B Cooper disapproving a $20,000 item to buy land for a hospital for incurables. He argues the clause grants land without consideration and conflicts with Hawaii land laws, citing the Organic Act and territorial law. The executive signature is dated July 48, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Territory of
Man
Jung
A. D
Hawaii
Land Commission
Congress
Henry B Cooper
Hawaii Territory Legislature Message on Special Appropriations
Message to the Legislature of the Territory of Hawaii requests special appropriations for the two-year period ending June 40, includes payment estimates, unpaid health board bills, and current receipts allocations. It urges continued funding for Fire Cham Commission and outlines an appropriation bill for the upcoming biennial period using treasury loan funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Jaleo
Taleo
Hawaiians Lose Jobs As Treasury Funds Decline
A Honolulu report describes widespread job losses among Hawaiians since June as a shrinking Treasury reduces wages. It notes families on the road to poverty, public works funds exhausted, and unpaid bills piling up through 1900 and 1901 with estimates of 10,021.40 for department expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Tavailien
Hawaiiane Wowho
Jobe
Fund Department
Chinese Adjudicated Bankrupt Today
Chinese adjudicated bankrupt today after Lum Man Sule filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court. The merchant on Nuianw Street, doing business as Chu Yip Co, lists assets around 12.50 and liabilities at 15,093. Judge Keteo presided, appointing F. & Thompaco to oversee the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum Man Sule
Nuianw Street
Doug Dualeies
Chu Yip Co
Keteo
F. & Thompaco
House Debates Governors Veto as Session Extends
The assembly debated the Acting Governor Hor Cooper's veto on budget items and an extension of the session. Kamalae urged concurrence in the veto while Humeluth objected, arguing the Governor’s reasons were insufficient and that Hawaiian land laws remained suspended. The motion to concur was carried after tensions and partisan remarks. Separately, Lennon faces charges of gross cheating with a Polls Court date set. Captain Cape twin Haker’s key witness Joyce vanished before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gover
Howse
medKmage
Hinmelith
Moogs
Kamalae
Knumeluth
Uw Poimt
Cooper
Kennebuth
Butmeluth
Hoogs
Tim
Speaker
Tri District
Houw Jobey
Ubatas Kimalay
Pde
Hooga
Emmerith
Home Rule
Oahu
Kamelae
Joyce
Emily
Oplon
Suit On Trial Today In Judge Gear Court
In Judge Gear court today the suit on ejectment for property in Kaneohe is heard with AS Cleghorn on appeal by the towing side. The jurors drawn include LC Lane and J Donee among others. The matter involves Robert W Holt estate with claims over Makaha lease and trust accounts. petitioners allege misappropriation while the trustee counters overdrawn income and misapplied funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleghorn
Kaptolunt Betate Ve. Kaneohe Raveh Co. Ltd
Kinney, Hallow & McClanahan
Cori Htrown Amt
Hugh & Bile Minan
LC. Lane
J 1
Donee
Wol Me Fnan
PM Pond
L. de A Prince
J. Penta
Pinkham M
Kubil
Mei. Singwon F
Creedun
Keakachiwa
Geareum
He PN
Alvoreweane
Robert W. Holt
Dtenry Smithiusten
Walang
Jeane
Trustes
Bf. Cartwright
Moth and Hal Set Buy Whearlooners Wellin and Ada
The Vewle will become part of inland trade under OP Roth & Co. A new passenger steamer, ten long, enters service with improved speed and capacity in the future operation plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP. Moth
Hal
Wellin
Ada
OP Roth & Oero
Murder in Punuhow Pasture Shocks Local Scene
Decomposing remains of a Chie domain taro planter found in Punuhow pasture by Wo 1 Ach's emiphiyon yesterday afternoon. Signs point to foul play with a fierce struggle and a bloodstained weapon. Coroner's inquest scheduled for 3 o'clock this alert von.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punuhow
Rome
Coal Fire Aboard J. B. Thomas Discharged to Quay
A coal fire broke out on the ship J. B. Thomas. The vessel was ordered discharged and towed to the Oovaule wharf to extinguish the blaze and remove burning cargo. Fire crews worked to control the flames as authorities assessed damage and cargo loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thomas
J. B Thomas
Oovaule
Special Notices Touches Hindt and See A. KH in Wants
Collections carefully attended to and promptly remitted, see A KH Hindt's JM under Special Notices to the Wants column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. KH
Hindt
Colin
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. F.C. Masson Auditor
Searles OF
Mawaiths
Ory
Townsend
Manor Valley
Calon
Ses
McClellan, Pond & Co
BE. Khive
Ih Senay
Hanoe
Chine
Henry K. Cooper
Territory of Hawaii
Alexied Bone
Executive Chamber
Jong Tet of
Tema
L. Department of Public Works
Kenttina
Kaual
Werth
Kalittina
Poeta
Fire Claims Commission
Clei
Bing Chong
Hatch & Billiman
Merchant's Parchl
Lennon
Polles
Gear
Ponsonger
Banister
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