Cautious Managers to Be Rewarded Transition Period Duties Illegal
Rothwell of Peacock & Co and Lewis of Lovejoy & Co protest Hawaiian duties on imports during the transitional period from June 17, 1808 to June 14, 1900. The U S Supreme Court decision is cited as overruling the Hawaii Supreme Court, with expectations of refunds to firms like Peacock & Co and Lovejoy & Co. The article details protests, legal arguments, and potential reimbursements amid Newlands-era enforcement and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the Unitind
WC. Peacock & Co
Cristonia
United States
Lovejoy & Co
Supreme Court Des Etsfan Animan
Howell Pirsnant
Newlanila Trentusion
Rothwell
Manger
Wf Prannek & Co
Orteve
Mara
United
Currie, Smith & Max+ well
New York
Fim
Hawaii
Judd, Prene and Whiting
Cone Rivar
Provocot
Carter Atutea
Crossman
New ‘York
Supreme Court
Hawaiian Supreme Court
Hewall
Dr. Lewin
Hin Flem
Lawie
Newlands
Republic of Hawaii
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Atallia
Thegulon
Manila
Tirana
Supreme Court to Extend Coastwise Laws to Philippines
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court decision on pilotage and coastwise regulations extends to Porto Rico and Hawaii and now is likely to reach the Philippines. Cabinet focus on Philippine policy follows Justice Department study of executive powers. The piece notes potential impact on American shipping and broad governmental action after the cabinet meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Courts
Raye
Uume
Phillippines
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Bureau of Navition
Treasury Department
Lindsay
Kentucky
Supreme Court
Philippines
Tts
Uttle
Congress
Knox
de Lima
Downes Deat
Congress to Act on Loan Bill Debate at Territorial Assembly
The report details a heated session as lawmakers clash over a loan measure. Arguments focus on whether Congress should pass a loan bill or rely on internal funds, with the Acting Governor’s estimates and the Attorney General’s opinion cited amid moves to defer or restructure. The assembly disputes refer to a potential supplementary appropriation and the need to fund development projects without overstepping legislative privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Cecil Crown Propdtes
Bénin
Kanuba
Kalue
C. Brown
C Brown
Senate
Carter
Ar. Brown
Gill
Judiciary Committee
Slawalt
Congréns
United States
Whakington
Pagig Mal Expands Lines In Historic Shipping Shakeup
San Francisco May 1 The Pacific Mall Company plans major fleet and route changes as new steamships arrive at Newport News. Gaelic Doric and Capehe may join its services while White Star, Cunard and Oceanic alliances reshuffle. Officials in New York weigh merger with Barbic Mall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Newport News
Pacific Mall Company
Occidental and Oriental
Steamship Company
Mall Company
Bante
Asd
Smarte Co
America Mart
Nippon Maru
Will Company
Tavengimetion
White Star
Hare & Cod
Dorie
Orettental and
Delental Company
Stelle
Cootie
Oeonmie
Ronsern
New York
Savia Me
Ktar
Parity Mulloeran Greyhounds
Paciii
Doewnty Ruwmelly Company
Enrollment and School Programs Reported in Past Year
The article notes an enrollment of Gd for the past year and describes a program with music recitations and readings. It lists Principal Mite Paulding and seven teachers, names several staff members, mentions impending exams and seniors, and notes students moving to further study at Columbia University and California institutions.
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Mite Paulding
Perthy
Nelbel Johnson
Belle Doinaon
Friar K
Civil Service Heads Travel to Hawaii for Exams
Chieftain of Servan of the Civil Service Counterston leaves for Howell via New York with Civil Service Commissioner Rodenbourg to join en route to Kansas City. They aim to examine civil service in Hawaii and will sail from San Francisco by Jap Ath, reaching Bonatice coast. Citizens in the United States residing in Hawaii will be examined for numerous positions in the elansited service there and at Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiiggtan
United States
Howall
Washington
Haswall E
Wantington
Portland
Bey Aled
Union Sailors Threaten Captain of Bhagabd Bin
Captain Robinson of the barkentine Bhagabd Bin faces pressure from Union sailors who boarded the vessel and gave the crew 24 hours to leave or face a beating. The episode includes hired night watchmen, demands to discharge current crew, and the captain’s defiance against union dictation.
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Robinson
Barkentine Bhagabd
Union Xailors
Untennes
Olce
Viton
Bie
Pri
Catain Robinson
Skagit
Robioson
Bhagtt
Grand Jury Advances Inquiry Into Home Rule Money Trail
The Grand Jury convened in Judge Himphraya court to refine its report on funds used for lunches for legislators and visitors at Nolte's and an Alakea street restaurant, with focus on uncovering the money source for the Home Rule party. The court urged a more definite report and ordered further inquiry into the funding sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himphraya
A. W. Fearson
O. ©. Lewis
Monamian
Prendergast
Nolte’s
Alakea Street
Home Rule Party
Ulven Lin
M. Ballou
B.D
Atherton Ve Walilawa Sugar Co
M. Tomoreaw
A. Antone Va
Cautle
Kawaihoku Petitions and Hawaii Legislature Deliberations
The house debated petitions on appropriations including janitor salaries for Capitol and judiciary grounds at 2400, and staffing for public buildings. Budgetary items covered pay for watchmen, steamship spending proposals, road and school funding, with several measures referred to committees and a recess called. May 2 notes include stockholder actions and executive changes in the Pasuffe Mail Steamship Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bofuo
Atiheney
Bieht
K. Prendergast
J. Emmeluth
MH. Dickey
Justice Frear Speaks on Supreme Court Decision
Chief Justice Frear told Bulletin reporters he had only a brief view of the ruling on Insular possessions and could not offer a mature judgment. He said the Hawaiian Supreme Court’s take on the Newlands resolution was reversed by the high court, and discussed implications for duties on goods moved between Hawaii and the United States during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frone
United States Supreme Court
Couht
Supreme* Cours
Watt
Prear
United States
Hant
Newlands
Thin
Cronstian
Preay
Hawaii
Iity
Peastock & Co
Lovedoy & Co
Kawailaka Seminary Closes After Thirty Third Year
The Kawalahin Seminary closed today on King Street amid a large crowd of visitors. The program featured music and entertainment in the yard with refreshments served to attendees, marking the end of the seminary’s thirty third year.
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Kawalahin Seminary
Chit Netitation King Street
Gold Leads to Doldoaks and Diverse Mines
J D Moran plans to take machinery for mine development. He compares Peruvian fields to Alaska and Luzon prospects, predicting global focus on new gold and copper potential. He cites water power limits, high costs, and risks in securing titles while pursuing rich ore bodies and milling prospects.
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J.B Stoee
America Mura
Orient
Mtr
Mure
Enaglianinda
Af Mines
California
Mesiin
Berd
Luson
Lauran
Kiondihe
Alaska
Morgat
Luzon
Usle
Norther
Laukon
Oulu
Eugar
Ison
CHI
Aed
Moran
Philipetle Galt
Coventry
Morgan ix
China to Pay Interest on Amended Principal Demand
New York May 20 report from Potoing says the Phinese have accepted the demand of the Powers for one per cent interest on the amended payment of the principal. Headquarters announce the embassies of German troops will next be withdrawn. The Chinese government pledges to restore city authority while seeking a delay of the week.
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New York
Adlacateh
Herald
Potoing
Wos
Guarda Hien
Hung Chang
Abe Voek
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G. Rothwell
Peacock & Co
D. H. Lewis
Ain Es Ek
Jay
Castle & Lansdale
Goastwie
Orpheum
Carl Wireh
Barrett
ANS Congress
Senator Brown Springs
Senate Today
Cool Brown
Santa Fe
GRAD
Pearson
Sourt
Mossman
Kawaihok Petitions
Kanitia
Public Lande
Kawalahoa
Molokil
Lasnal
Maui
Oabu
Committee On Finance
Manteo
Polekunu
Public Lands Committee
Kumalae
Aneelal
Kisnalan
Hoolflank
Freeh Butler
Eamel
Dutler Hoo
D. Graf
Pas Effee Mail Steamship Company
The
Wiy
Isaac K. Gates
CP. Hunt Jogton
George 4. Gould
Justice Frear
Kawaiakao
Ledaes
Daldoaks
J.D. Morgan
Peru
China
Besson
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