Resignation and Controversy Over Tax Assessor Post
Honolulu dispatch reveals Acting Governor Cooper delaying the appointment of W. Pratt as Tax Assessor after Jonathan Shaw resigns. Treasurer Wright supports Pratt’s appointment, while Shaw’s resignation letter and the council’s approval are cited amid questions of competency and administration.
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J. W
Gabu
Jonathan Siaw
Effaire
J. W. Pratt
Pratt
Wimbeen
Cooper
Shaw
Wright
Jonathan Shaw
Honolulu
Wilton A Wright
Ievernor Cooper
Ion
Ant Tam
Weigh
Renton
Bhaw
Aghtern
Water Works Department
Record of Appointment and Personnel Shuffle
In a terse note, Mr. Wright removes Mr. Pratt from duty amid discussion of a nonpersonal deal. Mr. Weight defends the action as not personal or biased. Vivian Richardean is named to succeed J W Pratt, a decision stalled or hung up in the womeney.
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Nemensor
Mr. Wright
Mr. Pratt
Mr. Weight
Vivian Richardean
J. W. Pratt
Womeney
Silver King at the Orpheum Excites Town Audience
The Silver King at the Orpheum last night drew warm applause from start to finish with Walling delivering a top notch performance as the fanatical villain. Wyman earned praise for an excellent old man role and remarks note Mabel Vierne in East Lynne and Adel walde Laird as Barbara with strong support from Berch and Francia for Carlyle and the rogue Francia.
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Yidlain
Neo
Wyman
East Lynne
Mabel Vierne
Isabel
Adelwalde Laird
Barbara
Berch
Carlyle
Walling
Francia
Healant Minstrels Advance Sale Gifts Honolulu Surge
Advance sale of reserved seats for Healant minstrels has drawn a large crowd in Honolulu. By morning the line extended to Wall, Nichols & Co with seats nearly sold out. The show promises a lively program with catchy songs and dramatic routines, ending with the Amazon match finale.
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Honolulu
Wall, Nichols & Co
Howe
Amazon
Moonlight Garden Fete at Oaly College
Moonlight garden fete to be held Friday evening July 28 on the grounds of Oaly College. The Gibson play and four Giveon tableau will be performed to benefit the W. C. A. Preparations are underway. Ice cream cake candy and lemonade will be served by thirty two young ladies. Flowers will be sold. Mrs Ralph Gear will manage the entertainment.
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Oaly College
Ralph Gear
Death under a cane car at Waipahu plantation
A laborer from Mpaneeo was crushed under a heavy cane load when a cane car jolted at Waipahu mill yesterday afternoon. The Japanese man died instantly as the wheel rolled over his head. A coroner’s inquest in Wailehu found accidental death with Deputy Sheriff Pernandea presiding.
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Mpaneeo
Waipahu
Oahu
Walepahn
Sherif Pernandea
Mossman Trevenen Wedding at St Andrew’s Cathedral
Miss Row K Mossman and 4 V Trevenen wed at St Andrew’s Cathedral with Rev W H Kitoat officiating. Emily and Vivian Mossman served as bridesmaids, Samuel Woods and John Law attended as groomsmen, witnesses Mortis Keobokalule and Win Chanann. The couple to honeymoon at Waikiki Annex.
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Row K. Mossman
V. Trevenen
St. Andrew's Cathedral
W. H. Kitoat
Emily Ant Vivian Mossman
Wiptere
Meusre Samuel Woods
John Law
Wahers
Mortis Keobokalule
Winchanan
Sra
Trevenen
Waikiki Annex
Officers Reappointed At Honolulu Port
Superintendent J He Boyd announces reappointment of Andrew Brown as Honolulu Water Works head Andrew Puller as harbor master Jon R Macaulay J C Lorenzen M N Sanders and K P Cameron as port pilots Robert S N Boyd to temporarily fill the road engineer post formerly held by W W Brainer The notice lists names and positions with no dates given.
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J. He Boyd Yeuterfly
Andrew Brown
Honolulu
Andrew Puller
Hivor
Jon R. Macaulay
J. C Lorenzen
M.N. Sanders
K.P Cameron Ax
Robert SN. Boyd
W. W. Briiner
Jurors to Receive Unpaid Wages Soon
Deputy Marshal Hendry reports a letter from Frank Strang, general agent for the Department of Jun fire at Washington, stating funds for jurors are ready and will arrive by the next steamer. All jurors who served in the United States Court will receive unpaid wages within five days.
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Marshal & BR. Hendry
Frank Strang
Department of Junfire
Washington
United States
Bluhm Schooner Released After Salvage Dispute
The schooner Bluhm was released from the Belture wreck after salvage disputes. Judge Exton fixed damages at 10 000 and Captain A W Seymour oversaw the release with attorneys Ansigh Lawis and Noummann for the schooner.
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Bluhm
Inter Iet
Compan
Dindge Exton
Cantain A. We Seymour
Hla
Teenberg
Wuretinn
Ansigh & Lawis
Orney
Muta Military Committee Urges Slashing of National Guard Funds
The Senate Military Committee reports extravagant military spending from 1895 to 1900, citing $948,153 total and specific charges for uniforms and stationeries. It urges stripping allocations for guards, removing janitorial and certain equipment costs, and redirecting funds to roads and industry while condemning perceived abuses and a halt to expansion of the unit.
Judge gears court in forenoon trial of tax collector Booth
The court convened in the forenoon as Jonathan Shaw testified for Chik W. Booth the tax collector. Testimony continued without interruption until adjournment at noon.
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Five Gear's
Jonathan Shaw
Chik W. Booth
Kindergarten Directors Meet Vetted Plans for June Event
Kindergarten directors met to finalize the June 2 kindergarten event. Mrs Dyke will deliver the commencement address and a musical program is planned. The Helene racing shell was inspected but not yet launched. passengers discuss its potential use on the steamer Helene. A malicious prosecution case aggrieved by HM against Tong Yan proceeded to judgment for £1100. the defendant was acquitted on larceny in the second degree. The Zealandia schooner was fined $40 for opium misdeclaration but no ship blame. Ground at Wilder Company sheds site on Hux promenade is being cleared. A charity dance fund gathering was proposed to support Marion Chilcottle’s travel, with Bavarian court aristocracy and prominent professionals forming a ladies’ dress code league.
Representations of Debates on House Expenses and Pol Inspector
Fragmented record of a legislative debate introducing a resolution to charge House expenses to members and arguments about appointing a native pol inspector. Names such as Monsarrat Kumalae and Makekau appear, with discussions on pol making and qualifications, plus a list of salaries and department notes.
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Monsarrat
Dabibird
Pol
Illadewion
Pod Chimie Soner
Mulary
Lnkley
Atao
Kumulie
Dirksy
Erry Lomee
Tok Kunmalae
Makekaw
Hawaii
Hameluth
Avalatini
Roar of Health
Waltiea
Kawai
Fue Koloa
Lihue
Kentin
Manuel
Honoluht
Kwa
Waianae
Waialua
Koolanpoko
Koatauloa
Whormann
Fire clams and claims commission ends probe
The commission concluded its investigation into methods used to collect evidence supporting Japanese claims. The Japanese Consul Mr Osaki and other prominent Japanese individuals attended. The China tour claim was postponed again to June 1. The commission will meet tomorrow morning with executive session.
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Piro
Osaki
Mauliloa Lane Improvement Contract Approved for Island Station
A government project on Mauliola Lane for the Vernment quarafiing station on Autaine Island has received official approval in Washington. A contract to execute the lane work, valued at over 430,000, is ready. Operations have already begun.
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Matters
Uautine Island
Washington
Heardéloe
Palikings Machinists Move Against Honolulu Iron Works
A move by Palikings machinists seeks action against Honolulu Iron Works over alleged improper recruitment of workers from the Coast. Ten men say they were lured by higher pay in San Francisco to come here, only to find differing conditions. They claim injuries and job loss, and warn the union that action for damages may follow. Rumors claim the firm imports machinists from colonies and Scotland, prompting a watch on steamers and contract labor.
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Geo. T. Turner
A. Roth & Co
A. G. Hayes
BankHs
Renate
Honolulu
Atrikere
Ant
Ban Pranciace
San Francisco
Agut
Gaiher
Bredroms
Conat
Atrlk
Scotland
Special Session Debates on Appropriation and Loans
A chaotic special session sees Senate delaying the Appropriation bill, amid calls for a loan solution and criticism of Governor and the Family Compact. Supporters warn against special tSession moves to push money through without full legislative action, while urging transparency and adherence to the will of the people. The piece portrays the political stalemate and public pressure shaping the fight over finances and governance.
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Senate
Benrath
Cpoelal
Uhle
Congress of
United States
Hayng
Amerivan Chtiona
Dole & Co
Brown
Avery
Vonal
Freighter Hawaii Sugar Cargo Heads to Honolulu After Oakland Unload
The freighter Hawaiian carries a million plus value and a 8600 ton sugar cargo, the largest single shipment from Hawaii yet. Captain Banfield plans a rapid San Francisco call then Oakland discharge before overland movement to the East for refining. The crew mix includes Hawaiian sailors. dispatches depend on Oakland signals. A local estate matter mentions judge and administrator appointment for 6 Jubanwite FA Bchaefer.
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San Francico
Banteid
Bernett
Hawaiian Island
Navy
Inez
Aniabe
Abe
Oakland
Cube Junit
Nanfeld
Kan
Ube Wali
Captan Banfield
McDonald
Mile
Karhutut
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Executive Council
W. Pratt
Gover
College Hills
Erie
Icastle & Lansdale
Moonlight Garden
Dora Blunm
Mwority
Senate Military Committee
National Guard
Capt. Hawes
Crabbe
Ema
Kalangkalani
Rise
Pevent
Ku- Hua
Carter
Kulue
Benate
Lower Haven
Auditor General
House Committee
Kaul
Motokai
Labaiba
Kohala
Pennsylvania
Homestead
Albany
He Kahilina
David Kantha
Judge Gears Court
Te Free Kinnersparten
Hetle Knamees
Kintergarten
Kamehameha School
Helene
Theme Islands
Kahalewal
Ky Va. Tong) Yan
Dickey
Wilder Company
Marion Chilcottle
Dan
Prineres Toulee
Bavaria
Hay
Deat WH
Kamalea
Makekau
Mauliola
Iron Works
Hawaiian
Frisco
Will
Oakland Mole
Bchaefer
Bani
Aton
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