Indemnity Plan Agreed By Pekin Ministers
Washington reports the Pekin foreign ministers have agreed on a plan for Chinese indemnity payments to the powers. The scheme funds annual installments starting 1902 with 22,000,000 taels total, 18,000,000 taels to cover interest first year, target 1940 for full repayment, and a sinking fund to reduce principal as payments proceed. Britain counters with a tariff proposal while awaiting London’s compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Commismon
Rockhill
State Department
Pekig
Honda
Wi Chinn
Great Britain
London
Rook
Brilliant Whitney Reception Honors Mr and Mrs Whitney
A grand reception at the Punahou residence of Dr and Mrs J M Whitney celebrated Mr and Mrs W L Whitney returning from a bridal tour. Over 500 guests attended as Japanese lanterns lit the grounds and the home blossomed with floral decor while a Hawaiian quartet performed and dancing continued through the evening.
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W.L. Whitney
J. M. Whitney
Punahion
Whitney
Mra
Mel
G.M. Whitney
W. J. Whitney
W. F. Frear
Wilt Beckwith
M Ada Whitney
Mary
Ealith Alexander
Tax Appeal Courts Appointment Reported By Governor
Actig Governor Cooper appoints members to multiple tax appeal courts with sessions scheduled August 1 through August 20. Circuits span Hawaii islands including Oahu Kauai Molokai and others. presiding officers named with compensation set at five dollars per day.
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Actig
Cooper Ae
Cel Menters
First Judicial Circuit
Wilcox
Prealent
Winston
Rolte
Secon
Islands
Olokwl
Latial
W. A. Merident
W. L. Devoto
Charles Copp
Third Judicial Circuit
Watl
G. P
Tulloch
Aungst Fa
Hawallf
W. Barnar
Man
Preaidlent
Blavowith Judicial Circwit
Kaual
Nithau
Wella
Pudent
B. Conant
Kahele
McKechnie Paint Co Incorporation Papers Filed
Articles of incorporation for the McKechnie Paint Co and Walt Paper Co Ltd are filed naming capital of 25000 with option to increase to 190000. Principal office listed as Beertein Honey. Incorporators include Hy McKechnie and J F Riley with officers J F Riley as president and J I Sta Victor Hofwan as auditor among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKoohnie Paint and Walt Paper Co
Ltt
Beertein
Hy McKeohn
J. F Riley
Gray
Views Hofman
A. Arendt
Realitent
MeKeehnté
View Preats Dent
J. F. Riley
Victor Hoftwan
A. Avenir
Mother Kruger Dead Pro Worid
Mrs. Kruger widow of former South African Republic president Kruyer died of pneumonia after a three day illness and was buried this afternoon in the town. The Bulletin reports the death and burial and notes the publication price.
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Kruger
Kruyger
South African Republic
Chinese Smuggling Suspected Across the Mexican Border
Government agents uncover a well organized ring smuggling Chinese workers into the United States via Mexico. Celestial laborers enter through Guaymas or San Francisco, are corralled in Mexican settlements, taught to evade authorities, and shipped to Arizona and California to repay their import costs. Mexico seeks foreign labor to develop Pacific agricultural lands, while the plan to exclude Chinese workers faces resistance from campaigns and rival interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
A. T
Mesivo International
United States
United Btatwa
McCord
Hoey
Portins
Dave
Nowsien
Ring
Sing Lee
China
Guayma Mexico
San Francisco
Bond
Mexico
San Francia
Huerthera
New File
Colunien
Pirpone
Arizona
Republic of Mexico
Pacific
Coxey Becomes Steel Magnate in Mount Vernon Venture
Rusted OCR reveals Coxey an early labor advocate now a steel magnate. He backs Coxey Steel Casting Co of Mount Vernon Ohio, plans ram castings and open hearth steel. Plant under construction aims for August output and billets by October. He comments on Amalgamated Association strike, questions union influence.
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Pittabirg
Jascob
Coxey
Schwabe
Carnegie
Coxey Steel Casting Company
Mount Vernon
Wen
Aite
Augiat
Unioniam
Csuppome
Changes Among Officers at Sonora Headquarters Adjutant General Certifies Promotions
In a district-wide notice dated 1908, Adjutant General Omi Honotutw lists officer changes within various units. Major J M Camara becomes a member of the Board of Examiners. John Wirnd retires. KL Berndt to Lieut Co 2d A. M K Keola promoted to Captain Co 1 with rank from December 20, 1901. G H Cummugs to Secs and Lieut Co 1 from December 201m. WOL J A Thompson promoted to Second Lieut Co H from April 28, 190L. Captain R P Myers granted leave for sixty days from August 6, 1901 with permission to travel beyond five miles.
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Gom
Warious Companion
Sonora
Territory
Hawaii
M. K. Keola
Funk
G. H. Cummugs
WW. Carlyle
Wol
JA. Thompson
R. P. Myers
Onlet
He Soper
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Sach
Op Bot
S. G. Sierra
U. Sekomoto
Hotel ST
Roche Harbor
Henry Villard
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Hardware Department
Ea Ria
Pondee
Goo Kim
Nuuanu St
THEY
Peking
Mr. and
Mrs. Whitney
TAX Appeal Courts
McKechni Paint CO
The
Bulletin
Perry Davis
Havana
Hawaiian Tobacco Co., Ltd
Nuuanu Sta
Works
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
Stangenwald Building
P.O. Box
TEL
Frederick J, Amweg, M
Soc
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
King St
Booth
Fishmarket
Central Market
Nuuunu St
Ju Day & CO
Ansonotke
Auvemtisens Gh
Eī Aī
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