Death blows dealt house act in tense legislative day
A dramatic house action followed by a unanimous vote on an annexation discussion and a conspicuous salaries bill controversy. The Senate postponed the third reading on funds for the 1901 extra session while activists argued over Hawaii California annexation and a prints committee alteration to the salaries bill.
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Treasury
J. Brown
Carter
California
House
Hauwaiio California
Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. White
Aly
Str. White
Hawaii
Washion
United States
Hoare
Act
Senate Proceedings Round Out Bill Reading
Senators adjourned the session after a long reading of the bill and a unanimous vote to carry the motion. The missing section was added, detailing pay scales for Territory employed officials with two years of service, outlining year four and annual increments.
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Senate
Widen Beretania Street Plans Put Up for Hearing
Executive Council considers amending the incorporation for Oceanbauss or Cor Ltd with a hearing set for next Monday. A proposed widening of Beretania Street from Nuuanu to River to sixty feet prompts land acquisition and curb changes. An auction is planned for Niihau valley land below the second reservoir. A church site compromise over a small tract near Kattlea was blocked.
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Conneil Tod
Ofeanbauss Ot Cor Ltd
Walatua
H. Noyd
Aala Lane
Bisbop
Senate
Beretania Street
Nuuann
River Street
J. HL Boyd
Niunnu
Kattle
Boyd
Constitution and FAG To Be In Court AGH
An important case faces Judge Gear as a motion for a new trial is argued in Relava. Thomas Fitch seeks relief in the damage suit against the Oatit Railway and Land Co, decided for defendants during the transition period. Hatch Silliman will oppose the motion.
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Gear
Supreme Court
Peacock Chase
Thomas Fitch
Relava
Oatit Railway & Land Co
Hatch @ Silliman
Insurance case of Choy Loon v Royal Insurance in court
The Insurance case of Choy Loon v Royal Insurance Company was being tried in Judge Gear's court. The plaintiff argued the fire's cause differed from authorities, suggesting a sudden wind change, not arson. Weather observer Prof C J Lyons testified, jokingly claiming wind velocity could be shown by cloud locking.
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Choy Loon Ve Royal Insurance Company
Lyons
Mare Inkhat
Police Court Notes Show Small Calendar and Quick Judgments
Judge Wilcox presided as six inebriates were fined two dollars each. A gambling case involving Mrs Kets was postponed after a tense session. Chintum and Sing Chock faced assault and battery charges with Annie Bia amid a dispute over washing services. A divorce granted for adultery between Marie Hall and William Hall. Fire Claims Commission concluded hearings on Motoyama Matautaro’s claim of twenty two hundred sixty dollars and ten cents. George Compere of California traveled to Australia to study state interests.
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Wilcox
Bozes
Mra
Kets
Tanaka
Chintum
Sing Chock
aMaault
Annie Bia
Om Mis
Waol
Conta
Brooks
Marie Hall
Fiall
Fire Claims Commission
T. Haramoto
Motoyama Matautaro
Hawaii Exhibit Highlighted at Buffalo Show
M.D. Wishard of the High Court of Life and family arrived to oversee Hawaii booth setup in the United States Government building. Miss Davison, Miss Philips, and Miss Ordway aided the effort to secure space and create strong impressions of Hawaii for visitors. The Midway hosts two Hawaii shows, with a grand panorama drawing crowds, while Mexico’s exhibit also appears. Wishard urges Hawaii business leaders to mount a strong, representative display to showcase the islands’ resources.
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Lihife
Wis Wity
Buffalo
United States
Davinon
Mion Soulthy
Philips
Mia
Ordway
Miss Davin
Workingham
Hawaii
Midway
Mexico
Mt Thane
St. Louis
Daring High Wire Act Wows Local Audience
Nellie Jordan dazzled spectators with feats of daring on the tight wire as the Flying Jordans performed. The lighting and stage setting enhanced the serpentine dancers and plastique poses, keeping the audience enthralled and on tip toe throughout the show.
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Alsa
Nellie Jordan
Miss Jordan
Atlantis
Patriotic Program Planned For Fourth Of July Evening
The article notes a planned Fourth of July program with an oration titled Man Heroie by John D. Waldron and a ten minute patriotic address by T McCants Stewart. The Amateur Orchestra led by Wray Baier will perform several selections as part of the patriotic evening activities.
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Mc. A
Hull
John D. Waldron
T. McCants Stewart
Wray Baier
Hater
STEER SONOMA TO REAR AT SIDNEY
The Sonoma arrived from San Francisco and discharged a plant before noon, boarding again at 2 pm, taking six days from wharf to wharf. Repairs were made to the starboard engine in San Francisco. two bow pistons and a high pressure cylinder are aboard for Sydney. If coal and gear arrive, speed about fourteen knots may be possible. machinist strikes in San Francisco delayed port repairs. The vessel may sail to the Colonies for final repairs if workers in Sydney do not assist.
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San Frage
San Francisco
Sydney
Veasnl
Money matters loom in House budget debate and Dickey note
The House discusses costs under Home bill No 3 detailing expenditures from representatives and officers including compensation, mileage, printing and accounts. A steamer running expenses estimate is opened, with two year totals around thirty five thousand dollars, and a resolution proposes transfers and reimbursements to fund current expenses.
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House
Trent Expensen Uuil
Senate
Vinkly
Dickey
Beckley
Atter
Ariver
Cook
Et Oseaas
Iad Paints
Olla
BOK
Aylett
Chinese Reformer Chi Ben Ken Jailed in Frisco Port
Chinese reformer Chi Ben Ken who lectured here and aboard a steamer was arrested in San Francisco while the Sonora left port. Authorities led by Collector Stratton and Consul General Ho Wan moved quickly to detain him on landing, with a prior attempt to bar his ashore.
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Chi Ben Ken
Gi LLC
Wonge
San Francisco
Sonarina
Chi
Stratton
Ho Wan
el Pano
Chine
Conn Yang Wei Pin
Woolley for Honolulu on world trip in 1900s outage
Prohibition presidential candidate John G. Woolley leaves Chicago for San Francisco and a global voyage aboard the Mariporete. He plans to visit Australia, England, Ireland, Scotland and other countries, speaking on prohibition in Honolulu and possibly organizing a party there.
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John G. Woolley
Prohibition
Presidentia 100
San Francisco
Mariporte
Australia
England
Iveland
Scotland
Honolulu
Woolley
Pollitz Returns and Postmaster Appointments Noted
Washington D C June 11 Two postmasters appointed with Pollitz returning to lead a boat voyage to the channel Hawaiian Islands and Maui where J W Hall, a noted tuner, accompanied by others, and J A Breckons report on Supreme Court calendar moves for the Kamala Sugar Company case with Doyle Neamwon Mae goon Thompson for the plaintiff and Kinney Hallow M Clanahan Roberteo Wilder and Frederick W Hanke for defense.
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Washington, D. C
Ielanda
J. W. Hall
Ftackills
Mountain View
J. W. Mallon
P. Pollitz
Rowecrans
Ulupalakua
Maui
Boward Wilcox
J. A. Breckons
Geo. A. Davis
H.R. Hitchcock
T al Va
Hunther Kaan
Foster
Kamala Sugar
Supreme Court
Doyle
Neamwon
Mae Goon
Thompson
Nefentant’ Torneys
Kinney, Hallow & M Clanahan
Roberteo @ Wilder
Frederick W, Hanke
Gardin Fete at Oaba College Fran Evening
Moonlight garden fete to be held at Oaba College Fran evening. The W C A and Honolulu social set show interest. A Gitwon play tableaux by Mien mon and male quartet perform. Robert Ate Kieson Dilford Kimball and Kaal's orchestra feature the entertainment.
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Oaba College
Honolulu
Mien Mon
Taane Dillingham
Robert Ate Kieson
Dilford Kimball
Kaal
Flying Jordang show dazzles air and crowd at drill shed
Seabury’s high dive act transitions into bold aerial feats as Symonds struggles to wake a large but not very attentive crowd while Mo delivers rapid fire jokes and keeps the mood lively throughout the mid show.
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Seabury
Formance
Kroundy
Hiteh
Symonds
Supreme Court Decides Stock Transfers in Hawaiian Law Case
The Supreme Court renders a decision in the case By te Marx et al v Bishop & Co regarding pledging stock certificates as security and new construction in Hawaii. It holds that delivery and blank endorsement transfer legal title to the pledger, who may sell to satisfy debts, with proceeds to creditors. questions address transfer, title, and recording requirements under Civ. Le Ts07.
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Supreme Court
By Te Marx
J. W. Winterva
Phoebe A. Parmi Jeo
Bishop & Co
J. W. Winter
Hia
Hollister & Co
Phoebe A. Parmaleo
Cowseason
Wal Certifcate
Honest at Corporations and Pledges Opinion Summary
A court opinion discusses stockholders limitations on pledging stock and the need to comply with aid terms. The ruling, written by Gale ith with Chief Justice Proar concurring, affirms a decision against pledges violating protective terms, and notes Perry serves as maintainin gourt.
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Galeith
Proar
Perry
Fitch Talks Of Jordan Scheme
A Honolulu bulletin cites Attorney Fitch describing his view on annexation and the Hawaii question. He says he is not part of any organized movement toward Hawaii joining California, though he sees potential benefits if annexation occurred.
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FITCH
Jordan
Aattorin Fitch
King Etroet
Aetlun
California
Waikiki
Hox
Juin Emmeruth
Tam
Hawaii
Caliefornia
Schooner Golden Gate Wrecked Off Awalua
The schooner Golden Gate wrecked near Awalua Llana after a tow by the steamer Mululu, carrying pipe cargo for Labaina. Valued at about 5000 dollars with no insurance, crew and captain survived. Helene and Captain Tom Clark dispatched to assist.
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Awalua
Lanal
Labaina
Wehooner
Gullen Gate
Tatatoe Wile Io Company
Wirdens
Atorunner
Helene
Minaster
Tom Clark
Zealandi a drill surprises crew at sea side port
Captain Dowdell suddenly orders a boat drill aboard the Zealandia this afternoon. Port side boats quickly lowered and manned while starboard boats faced delays. The ship remained alongside the wharf as crews lined up under officers. Repairs and greasing were underway and expected to finish by Monday. Captain Dowdell and his wife plan to return to San Francisco with their twins.
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Weil Ani
Abeta
Captain Dowdell
San Francisco
Bleths Ip
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