JARED RESPONDS TO FIRE PROJECT PLANS IN HONOLULU
Jared Smith denies aiding firearms and motives claims and says his horticultural plan for Tantalus was endorsed by Governor Dole. He explains arrangements with government officials, disputes misprints, and notes projected transfers of land to U S control while resisting criticism of Punchbowl slope use and naval hospital land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Smith
Bulletin
Honolulu
Tantalus
Washington
Dole
Kewatoake
Sun
Cooper
Punchbow Slope
Wilson
Mint
Long
The
Navy
Gage
Congress
Horne
No clear headline due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Honolulu, a governor, and a judge Kalua with a note about reducing a sentence to imprisonment for a number of years. Specific names, dates, and actions are unclear due to corrupted text.
Fight at sea union dispute ends with $50 fine
In Judge Wilcox court this morning a battery charge against Christiansen by Oscar Lewis was heard. Christiansen was fined $50 after testimony and defense arguments. Witnesses described a rough scuffle between shipyard workers and Union men, with multiple blows and rival claims of non union labor. The judge warned that further violence would not be tolerated and noted prior similar days on the shipyards calendar. The case against Turk and Lewis was set for trial this afternoon along with related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawis
Turk Vm
Wilcox
Chtietiansen
Oscar Lewis
Christiansen
Lewis
W Urk
Wilox
Conte
Towle
Ho Ton
Lon Agnew
Lawha
Turk
Bapghs
Brown
Waughouls
Ballora” Union
Lewis and Tork
Walon
Gettinon-Union
Ohipa
Chintangen
Chirivtiannen
Lowie
Chrie
A. G. M. Robertson
Wxrothers
Jassault
Ple Hare
Republican committee letter to Sewall on wine issue reported
An Adver tiser item states the Republican National Committee asked Harold M Sewall to announce support for a wine measure, noting a quarrel between Cecil Brown and Samuel Parker. T McCants Stewart questioned the claim, saying there is not a word of truth in it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party Executive Committee
Harold M. Sewall
Republican National
Correction on Fire Department report for Senate session
A correction notes errors in yesterday’s Fire Department report for the Senate. The corrected figures show a five alarm system with 100 boxes, and the walling and equipment costs totaling $13,050, including building and payroll items.
Kellinol Preparing to Visit The Baltic Exposition
Wallaky reports Samuel Kellinol and his wife plan to travel to the Baltic region in late June or early July. They expect to be away for about six weeks, aiming to attend the Pale-Aserl exosition and related events.
Steamer appropriations spark dispute in House session
Hawaiian lawmakers debated a $25,000 steamer run to Molokai and questioned the Wilder Steamship Co. management. Hoag pressed for a scrutiny commission on the committee and warned against government entry into steamboat service. Debate covered road funds, land transfers, and health department spending as Makelau and Emmelrith led requests for budget increases and committees to examine items and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokal
Hoagy
Malekau
Honolulu
HawAii Wan
Rotno
Stommer
Wilder Steamship Company
Speaker
Hoag
Kalaupapa
Bat Wes Hoogs
Makekat
Makekau
Kawalhoa
Kere
Lohus
Wilder Steamship Co
Kawashia
Beckley
Hiblo
Mani
Molokai
Lanat Kahoolawe
Makekah
United States
Makelat
Rinmeluth
K Makekau
Hmmeruth
Board of Health
Premargant
Emmelrith
Inland Asylum
Emmeutt
Kaliupapa
Moses Lian
Announce Record of House Debate on Funds and Postage
A fragmentary entry notes Monparrat discussing annexation impacts and pond work. Bremmeluth moves to place the statement on record, Masrmarrat seconds, the session opens at 45. An item of 2000 dollars for postage stamps for lepers is inserted. The house reconvenes at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monparrat
Olthon
Bremmeluth
Masrmarrat
Honey Producers to Become a Corporation in Hawaii
The Sandwich Inland Honey Company Limited will file incorporation papers with the Treasurer in a few days. Incorporators include Oswald Et, John Gilbert, Lee, Dowsett, W. I. H. Yuin, and W. W. McGilbert, each to hold officer positions. The capital stock is 40,000, replacing the Randwich Island Honey Co partnership. Primary business remains Honolulu based with large honey production, plus ranching and wood products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Inland Honey’ Company, Limited
Oswald Et
John Gilbert
Lee T
A. ©. Dowsett
W. IH. Yuin
W. W. McGilbert
Willer
Tremmurer
Randwich Island Honey Co
Honolulu
Executive Council Deliberations on Transit Switches and Wharf Use
Executive Council members Mears Ballantyne and Thurston discussed moving a tramway switch on King Street near the palace to near Fort Street and granting permission for a double track on Motel Street Ewa of Nuwanu Street. Proceedings covered Channel wharf use by Hackfeld Co and other items including sewer funds and migrant petitions.
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Mears, Ballantyne
Thurston
Rapid
Tramway Coutepany
King Street
Palace
Fort Street
Atreet Ewa
Nuwanu Atreet
Alavaton Campbell
J. He Boyd
Camp Kalthi
Cofer
Hogidanna
Boyd
Hackfeld, & Co
Channel
Toland
Thin Petrolea
Tron G. Kashenwi
Russel
Olan
Insurance claim settles fire loss for Mr Myhre home
In Honolulu dated June 17 1901 Gouf Lansing Co agent for Greenwich Insurance reports payment of 2000 for Mr HM Myhre's house and furniture destroyed by fire on May 6. The letter from W F Allen commends the company for prompt settlement and expresses satisfaction with the dispatch in handling the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Gouf, Lansing & Co
Greenwich Insurance Company
Elre
Mall
Zealandia
Myhre
W. F. Allen
Wailuku Man Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Kishimoto Yashi uke of Japaneke pleaded guilty to second degree murder for stabbing a wife at Lahalow last May. Judge Kar Aa of the Bovomt Cireus Court sentenced him to hard labor for twenty years, with possible life-imprisonment after the term. defense by Jay L. Cake. He spoke at length before sentencing, impressing the judge with his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Kishimoto Yashiuke
Lahalow
Kar Aa
Bovomt Cireus Court
Waysone
Klahtmoro
Jay
L. Cake
Senate debates appropriations and street projects
The Senate debated appropriations adding ten thousand for Kunkini Street and several road and public works items. Members discussed line items including roads from Nu’ana to Punchbowl, Kalihi to Boundary, and a Wahiawa steel wharf. A dispute over bloodle daights and a test motion followed before adjournment to 10 a.m. Friday.
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Bac
Senate
Mea Heb
Kunkini Street
Novena Aveaue
Punchbowl Street
Brown
Keskin Street
Nuwana
Wimchbawl Street
Kalawe Vkalao
Kamaili
Ketapana
Keahustone
Huehue
Honoli
Papaikou
Kalihiwal
Boundary
Ktawaiha
Fonds
Molokai
Olno
Howal
Boma -Blasthiwal
Kikiuls
Kikiule
Haona
Kaoke
Mor ‘Onnskat
Honokawal
Honalgohan
Hepat Punesbail
Reyalr Road
Kalanaka- Jant
Sec
Plumbers strike continues as delegation meets Bulletin
A delegation led by Str. Heed visited the Bulletin to deny reports of a return to work. They insist the plumbers remain out for a fixed daily rate and seek to work directly with the public, independent of other builders, to offer estimates.
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Str
Bulletin
QuGen in Higher Court Case Read in Morning Session
The Supreme Court heard Manuel Gouvela Nuku ania morning submission described as brinte. Afternoon details mention Territory cave and Queen Liliuokalani alive and Zealandia sailing, with plans for passenger and freight readiness and a 40 percent Friday schedule.
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Ania
Manuel Gouvela
Nuku‘anea
Liliuokalant
Plying Jordans and Coastbound Events Report
Jared Smith recommends appointing T. F Selanwick as assistant director of the Mawali Agricultural paperlinep Starlon. Mr. Redgee wick gains reputation as agriculture instructor at Kas mrhumela School for Hove. He will leave June 2% for the Coast, returning in a few weeks. The steamer Guele from Kan Proa elmo may arrive this afternoon with five days of news and mail. Seabury the keen diver plans a five exibition with a mast at ninety feet high. The Fourth of July item may feature a possible match between Dan Ranear and the visitor. Evening Mullolin offers varied entertainment including singing and dancing with the Wolk Known basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Smith Ban
T. F Selanwick
Mawali Agricultural Paperlinep
Starlon
Redgee Wick
Kas Mrhumela
Hove
Mooser
Prying Jordan Company
Yeatorday
Seabury
Dan Ranear
Ani
Nate
Singure Dane
Liuis
Wolk
Wkotol
Biwok
Fire Dancer, Wire Walker Highlight Weekend Act
A sensational traveling show features a fire dancer, a wire walker, and a performer known for plas power welding. The act, billed with Jordan’s sensational stunts, promises a unique mix. A swimming act and trick rider Gres also perform, famed for their improbable bicycle demonstrations. Box seats open for reservations Saturday at Well, Wiehold, and the Cumplow Slatt.
Legal Proceedings Mixed in Judge Gear Court
The Daily Evening Bulletin reports a series of court actions before Judge Gear including demurrers sustained or overruled, orders for new administrators, and petitions for relocation of letters of administration. Notable items involve Anna Gerta v Magoon Huckley, Tuck Yuen Co v Alliance and Greenwich, and the estate of Antone Fernandes with administrator J A Magoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gear
TR Monaman Ve
R. Macfnplane
Anna Gerta Va
J. A. Magoon
John A. Huckley
Juden Gear
John A. Bekley
J. A. Maguli
Tomorr
Cass
Tuck Yuen & Co
Alliance Assurance Co
Greenwich Insurance Co
MG. Stivava
Antone Fernandes
Hie
Thomas Fitch
Antonio de Agua de Patlox
Walas
J. A.M. Ongrio
J. A. de Silva
Ovorio
Antonis da Silva
Georgetown
Fritieh Guiana
Onoriefo
Humphreys
A de Sousa Canavarro
Petitton
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Smt
Pang
Alos
Wray Taylor
Vancary
Wytlle St
Nebidence Property
Paaai King
Prospect
Aapad Oer Skea
Merreni Be
Waituki
Idee Kalua
Wontaneo
Frederick Woot Aetee
Kalua
HMON
Kellinol
HSE
Hogs
Honey Producers
Executive Council
Hen Ikem
Bach
Partewiar
Ain
Ingbirud
Qugen
Zealandia Galle
Zealand
Pared Smith
Guele
Kan Proaelmo
Isler
Gourt
Ree Pees
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