Hermann Talks of Hawaii Lands and Homestead Law
Woodinpter May 25, 1901 reports Commissioner Germann pressing Hawaii land issues. He favors cautious reform of U S homestead law, proposes a unified land office in Honolulu, and argues for limited homesteads while awaiting Congress action.
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Sheela
Woodinpter
Tieteynte Wileay
Thorirstin
Congrom
Jano
Ainderration
Huttunhe
Ibeveston
Hiner
United Sules
Hawaii
Fox
Congress
Lane
Seinter
Nefessie Wilcox
United States
voneRe
United Tate
Peter
Grand Jury Begins to Investigate Bill and Liquor Laws
The Grand Jury met yesterday afternoon reporting on the bill and corrected amendments. Judge Humphrey clarified the jury’s power to indict for selling liquor without a license and to investigate violations, including public institutions. Temporary letters of administration were granted to James Ashford for the estate of VV Ashford.
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Humphreys
Foreman Carter
Humphreyn
Parsons
Carter
Grand Jury
Permun
J. F. Colburn
Oahu
Ineane Asylum
VV Ashford
Humphreya
James Ashford
Doewaned
Silver King shines at Orpheum Inst night
The Silver King pleased audiences at the Orpheum Inst with a strong cast led by Jessie Norton as Corbett and Carl Mercha Silver King. The ensemble delivered solid performances in paces and make up. The play will be repeated tonight.
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Elterard
Jessie Norton
Corbett
London
Carl Merch
Wailing
Fire on Brewer's Wharf Briefly Reported
Fire alarm at 1:15 pm reported a blaze in some hay on Brewer's Wharf. Water buckets quelled the fire. Names listed include Dr J M Whitney J T Crawley HOM Mist R E Mist Mrs J Met Mrs G Renton and H if McIntyre. A late Japanese pauper note mentions Yokohama quarantine officials continuing port inspections due to plague disappearance.
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Brewer's Wharf
J. M. Whitney
J. ‘T. Crawley
HOM
R. E
J. Met
G. Renton
H. If
McIntyre
Murdered Boy in San Francisco Home on Haight Street
A seven year old boy, M. C. Hine Tob, was murdered tonight in a Haight Street home, presumably by burglars. The child was found unconscious in bed, beaten with a blunt instrument, after the mother left briefly. The scene showed signs of a break in and attempted robbery.
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San Francisco
M. C
Tob
Burghare
Haight Street
Ste
Outing Planned by Local Committee for August Encampment
The committee chaired by Cory and including Waldron, French, Love, Nailing, and Erdman is arranging a suitable site for an August encampment. Juniors will return first, followed by seniors for the camp. The Bulletin costs 75 cents per month.
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C. A. Humora
Cory
J. 0. Waldron
W. Hy French
W. A. Love
M. K. Nailing
P. Erdman
Emmeluth Attacks the Authority of Acting Governor
A clash in the House arises over the printing of Acting Governor Coppers message. Emmeluth questions Organic Act authority and asserts the Governor cannot cede his title. Key figures Makekau Kninieluth Hoog s, and defender Fam lerniih weigh in as the House debates governance power.
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Emmeluth
Questio
Trowlle
Thone Island
Kninieluth
Lori Atliew
Unclear gubernatorial succession prompts procedural notes
Fragmentary report notes Governor Nash of Ohio traveling west without naming a successor. References to Emmeruth and Becton TO of the Organic Act discuss acting governor appointment. Committee reports on boat boys set 80 monthly pay. Mention of Board of Health anti expectoration rule and a halted Agricultural Committee report. Session adjourns at 12 1h.
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Nash
Ohio
Hoogs
Emmeruth
Becton
Meanin
Akina
Board of Health
Agricultural Committee
Entomologist Ashmead of Washington Museum Here
Entomologist Ashmead of Washington Museum arrives in Honolulu aboard the Mariposa with the Fish Commission. He plans a three to four month stay to study Hymenoptera in Hawaii and publish a paper on Hawaiian entomology.
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Ashmead
Washington Museum
Ashmeai
Department of Insects
Ashmont
Kvernan
Hawaii
Dabmesit
Koobele
Tly Pinoe
Towologtem
Howalan Wen
Finale Tolzrobes
Vacations Reported for Yokohama Dignitaries and Officials
In Yokohama on May 16, Donald the Bettisd Minister and Lady MacDonald will depart for England aboard the Hongkong Mix. Sir Claude Jeaven is on holiday after extended official duties amid the Peking siege, with no respite evident for some time.
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Yokohama
Donald
MacDonald
England
Hongkong
Claude Jeaven
Peking
Jim
Aly MacDowaldt
Chinese Leader Exiled In Hawaii Plans China Uprising
Dr Sun Bu, a young Chinese revolutionary in Hawaii, declares bold plans to free China from Qing rule. He predicts widespread defections in police and military, secret arms networks, and a coming general uprising across the empire. He vows to return to Hawaii if defeated and urges support from Chinese and sympathetic whites in the islands.
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America
Dr. Y
China
Sun
Bulletin
Hawaii
Dri Jn
Ching
Mowever
Amperiva
Alaine
Dr. Sii
Tie
Art
Felands
Flag Day Observed Amid Government Dispatch and Wedding News
Flag Day activities cover Governor absence and flags displayed nationwide while Banner events mark the admission of a territory. A quiet wedding in Lihue unites Miss Mame McVeigh and Mr. Thome Warner with plans for a Western tour and a future voyage.
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Mame McVeigh
John Toma
Kapa
Thome Warner
New Orleans
Lay
Hanatel
Warner
Atula Mthorlty
Wugar-holling
Ft Wan
Repens
Messrs. Kirby & Co
Clevelland
Ohio
Koalia
Mel Veigh
Honoluli
Mure Prise
Anne
Kopan
Home Made Beer Permit Sought on Queen Street
Mer, Ryan and Dement applied to sell home brewed beer at a Queen Street site. High Sheriff Brown attended a hearing where applicants pledged forthcoming land and cooperation. A remonstrance petition was filed by local businesses including Howellala Tram Works and Steamship Company names among others.
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Mer
Ryan & Dement
Toc Manufactute
Bt Brewer & Co
Brown Ant
Rene
Wright
Hie Howelala Tram Works
Trewer
Alina & Robinson
Taterident Steamehip Company
Theo AH ,Davies & Co
Vow
Petitioned license ban blocks 8 Neen sales at the brewery
Young Co states the petition alleges the application to sell intoxicants would harm public interest and local industry. Tranqurer Weight tells a reporter the license seeks only beer and manufactured malt liquor. No wine, cider, or spirits will be sold under the new permit, and no beer will be ready for market soon.
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Frank
Civil Cases Set For Hearing As Court Adjourns
Judge Geo D Gear adjourned court this morning to 180 o'clock tomorrow. Jonathan Shaw Tex Collector vs Chas W Both to be heard next. The jury has been warned to report Monday at 1 20. The estate of Jason Perry is settling accounts with Anta A Peery as trustee. James Ashford named temporary administrator with $15 from Postal Savings. Abogall K Kallieha petition re Cowell Kapa gone inactive.
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Geo. D. Gear
Jonathan Shaw
Ve. Chas
Levy
James Carty
Alina Et al
Stephen N
Loum
Uey
Heather Kalauthamn
Thompson
Jason Perry
Anta A. Peery
Mumphreye
James Ashford
Vo V. Ashford Te
Postal Ravings
Abogall K
Kallieha
Cowell Kapa
Dlavontinuaser
FIRD COMMISSION RESUMES TESTIMONY IN CLAIMS CASE
The Pure Claims Commission resumed hearings this morning with testimony on the Shimamoto claim. Proceedings filled the forenoon and continued this afternoon. The claimant is represented by A. M. Ballou and F. M. Brooke, with government counsel by Attorney General Dole.
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8. M. Ballou
F. M. Brooke
Dole
Kanalewal Sues for Damages in Chevoit Court
Ault for damages brought by Kanalewal, a native man, against Tung Yan. Amount claimed is $1000. Defendants represented by Magoon & Thompson. May 20 arrest on larceny charges, alleged false accusation by a Chinaman. Trial adjourned. plaintiff asserts injury in the amount. Papers prepared after trial.
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Chevuit
Kabalewal
Ma Ute
Agalin
Tung Yan
Defentara
Magoon& Thompson
Mund Carey
H. Purther
Fang
Troubles at Funanou and resignation of President Smith
Professor W. D. Alexander declined to be interviewed about ongoing troubles at Panahow and the potential resignation of President Smith. He said differences should be settled amicably within the coming days, citing long-standing tensions between some of the youth and the president.
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W. D. Alexander
Panahow
Smith
Xaldy
Werthin
Mith
Epidemic of Drunkenness Affects Local Police
An unusual surge in drunkenness reported in yesterday morning and early hours today led to police attention across several venues. Twelve cases were noted for intoxication including five British sailors, with twenty cases on Pollow Court calendars. several were remanded from the previous day.
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Pollow Court
Jordlay
Insurance policy guidance warns against risky investments
A fragment urges absolute protection through site insurance and life policies from reputable firms, warning against investing in plantation speculation. It touts Germania Life Insurance Co. of New York as having strong assets per policy, implying safer coverage than risky ventures.
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Romimov
Polley Tulle
Ite
Putpoan
Life Incurance
Innood Company
Atoche
Germania Life Ineurance Co
New York
Session Adjourns Till Tomorrow to Aid Military Committee
The Senate adjourned to allow the Military Committee to prepare a comprehensive report on the wariness of appropriations and military matters. The debate centers on whether to call on United States troops and the impact on plantation labor and local power dynamics. Strong opposition from certain Home Faule members is noted, with possible actions by independents in the House.
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Senate
Carter Ariie
Tahe & Focess
Bynn Carper
Alors
Kanitha
Kahilina
Yeatontas
Willinrg
Mofrow
Te Henate
Carter
United States
Benn
Tore
Haldwin
Mereré
Kalauokalan
Kanuha
Miltary Department
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Hinwalt
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A. Brecko
Servien
Castle & Lansdale
Bill
the Silver King
M,c, A. Outing
Makekay
Hoogs Pass
Cooper
Mossman
Agriculture Committee
HLNGS
Executive Council
Horlowe
Anil
Ani
Weslo
American Congress
Morthie Porcher
Bleryton Campbell
Poole
de Hille
J. Mc Moyd
Coney Estate
Tantalvia
Marston Camp
Bell
Coney
Kaual
J Patria
T. Slack
Govindor Dole
Sity
Tobaco
Hogotutu
Lee Tomy
Chinaman
Merchant and
Nuwanu
Lew Tor
Phillippines
J. K. Brown
Mr. Lee
Toma
Boulety’ Club Hou
Elgire
Queen St
FIRD
Kanalewal
Funanou
The
Bulletin Atfien
Ares
Caniry Sue
Campatinane
Agyaorment
Sutes
Vance
Prices
Anufacturer
Macoma
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