Supreme Court hears Obas v. Interior case in Hilo petition
The Hawaii Supreme Court heard the Obas v. Interior petition this morning seeking a writ of mandamus to extend the license period from April 18 to December 31 for the interior department permit. Stewart argued the law is unjust and unconstitutional. Deputy Attorney General Dole defended its validity. Case submitted.
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Obas
Denky
Minister of the Interior
Supreme Court
Nota Stewart
Supreme Court of the United States
F.M. Hatch
Stewarton
E P. Dole
Hawaii
Waterhouse firms announce absorption by Henry May Co and Pacific Hardware
Circular letter states that on June 1 1899 the Grocery and Provision business is absorbed by Henry May Co Ltd while Hardware and Crockery depart to Pacific Hardware Co Ltd. Waterhouse remains linked to the successor corporations and thanks patrons for past favors with a request for continued goodwill. Stores on Bethel street will host the continued grocery operation and hardware stock moves to Pacific Hardware Co Ltd. Honolulu May 29 1809.
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Messrs
J. T. Waterhouse
Henry May & Co., Ltd
The
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Maxwell Reports on Hawaiian Agriculture and Theater Event
Walter Maxwell, director and chief chemist of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, forwards his report to President McKinley, noted in Secretary Wilson’s annual Agricultural Department submission as the first government-recognized report on Hawaii. At Mrs Frear's Panahon Street home, subscribers enjoyed Robert Browning’s A Blot in the 'Bout and a large audience of local ladies and gentlemen listened to readings organized by Mrs Castle, Mrs Dillingham, Mrs Goleman, and Mrs Frear.
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Pioneer Building and Loan Association
A. V. Gear
Chamber of Commerce
Mainland
Olas
Newlands
United States
J. KR. Wilson
Geo Rodiek
Kapiolani Park
the Tribune
Honolula
Hilo
Tribune Comnation
St. Louis College
Honjiata
Nakapanhi
Allo
Aalapranns
Nigel Jackson
Geo. H. Hastings
District Court
D. Lycurgus
Edward Lagg
Carpenter
Ireland
Kilobana
Tomi Toms
Tod
Waiaken
Hilo Harbor
H. Hackfeld & Co, Ltd
John D Tallant
Hoffland
Thorsday
Port Townsend
Rodiek and
Walton
Olna
Walter Maxwell
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
McKinley
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Maxwell
W. EB. Frear
Panahon Street
Yesterd
Hannibal A. W Liams
Robert Browing
W. Tt. Castle
B. F. Dillingham
H. E. Goleman
W. EF. Freur
Willies
Milk scandal dominates Honolulu court actions in 1890s police docket
Nobrigga found guilty for selling adulterated milk from Enterprise Dairy as the Board of Health tightens its pure food law enforcement. Witness Shorey shows high solids in milk, while officers prepare for further prosecutions as other cases drift toward trial. City of Columbia departure, quarantine plans, and a local school graduation and theater note wrap the day’s events.
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Thie Foreanon Sylvano Nobrigen
Enterprise Dairy
Dee Bolt
Marlahat Brown
Shorey
de Bolt
Nobrigga Whinald Laveraes
Mr. Shorey
Board of Health
Nobrigga
Nobriggs
Dairymen's Association
Wilcox
Honolulu
Ita
Obrigga
Bis
Dispute Settled by Special Road Jury in Halawa District
contention exists in Halawa over public road questions with factions split. plantation promoters claim changed course would save travel. government spent funds. opposition argues plantation benefits and seeks cost repayment. Road Master ordered no further work. jury trial set by Marshal Brown for Wednesday at 10 a.m.
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Halawa
Contenti
Aslawa
McCandless
Halawa Bridge
Oahu
Osha
Cooper
Marelal Brown
Baker and Havenions Plan Wedding Trip to Port Towowod
A report notes Haven tions Leneingy and John Baker will wed then depart for Port Towowod this afternoon aboard the Inet steamer. A Hawaiian link well known along the wharves accompanies them as the London account of news reaches Baker's father, Mr Baker.
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John Baker
Port Towoewod
Amelia
London
Inet
Mre
Baker
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