Carnegie’s Libraries Quoted on Wealth and Public Benefit
The article discusses Andrew Carnegie’s libraries and his refusal to publish a full account of his philanthropic giving. It notes the vast scale of funded libraries in the United States and abroad, including substantial sums allocated to the United States, England, Scotland, and other regions. It cites supporters’ claims that Carnegie’s library program would have existed regardless, and that his fortune funded broad educational benefits for the nation. It also mentions a District Court incident where thirteen Chinese gamblers faced a court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
Lawpon
Carnegie
Caruvale
Ohno
United Bullen
Enghend
Scotland
Haring
Aimee Columune
Sovertory
Berivk Ma
Cornesie
Rockefeller
Claims Against Public Works Dept Suit in Hawaii Supreme Court
Multiple claims filed against the Public Works Department and The American Hawaiian Engineering Co. seek payment totaling 2644.80 for work on the Wort Street Wharf Brewer Warehouse and related contracts. The Territory paid most amounts but withheld 814.60, 207.60, 004, 2010.80, and 1520.40 as disputed. Petitions note jury fees, leper segregation law changes, and various committee actions on appropriations and water rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Hawaiian Engineering
Construction Co. Ltt
Meda
Territory of Hawaii
Supreme Court
Pet
Wort Street
Tt Pet
Terriory Owey
Miegal Bt
Materiaiad
Jmdemont AgMluet
Asthion Mahelona
Senate
Gorthin
Mawall
Pascod
Wan
Andrews
Hawaii
Coelho
Molokai
Moleinen
Kal
Humber
Cltizna
Condoil
SL Hii
Nakuina
Fation Road
Mathlona
Kallbt
Kantho
Investigate Accounts During Private House Debate
A House session resumed after a morning of routine work and noon progress. Debate shifted to clerical payrolls and graft whispers as Rep Andrade objected to renovations, arguing the matter was private business and outside standard committee duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep
Andraie
Madelona
Chrenit
Siiaeiog
Maetana
Andrade
Honolulu stock exchange list snapshot with varied quotes
A fragmented list shows multiple ticker entries and prices for stocks and commodities. The data includes Co in Honolulu at 76.60, Pioneer 60, Ookla 163.00, O R K Co 76.50, Honokaa 22.00, Ookala 8.00, Me Bryde 10.00, and a latest sugar quotation around 6.0625 with numerous misprints and inconsistent spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneer
Honokaa
Ionokaa
Honoka
Monokaa
Pioneer
Ookala
Bryde
Pionger
Mercantile
Brewer & Co
GAR Plantation Co
Hawaiian Agri. Co
Hawa. Com
Bugco Oy
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Honomu Sugar Co
Honokaa Sugar Co
Haiku Sugar Co
Kahuku Plantation Co
Kihei Put. Co. Ltd
Klpenul Sugar CO
Koryee Sugar Co
Soro
Oahu Bugar Co
Pepeckes Sugar Co
Eer Mill Co
Ant
Walalua Agricultural Co
Iscellaneoub
Wilder Steamship Co
Interisland Stm
Mawallan Electric Co
Hon. Fe Co
Hon, Rt, & L. Go
Oh Mutual Telephone Co
Oahu
Nee Vssee
Onhu Sugar Co
Olaa Sugar Co
Ner Mill Co
Waialua Agricultural Co
Lawmakers Consider Funding Shifts and Bills Across Board
A reform-seeking session reviews numerous measures. The Reference Committee tables Resolution No 124 proposing 1,000 for Papas Kawathas Kaual school buildings and allocates 5,000 for a more suitable site. Debates follow on poll tax repeal, public works recounts, and special committees to study railroad bills and education needs.
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Mabikoa
Papas
Kawathas
Kaual
Wcks
Cuelhy
Board of Ren
Haleiwa Hotel Offers Modern Resort with Rail Access
Haleiwa Hotel on the Daly Railway line advertises a famed country retreat with golf tennis hard road wall water bathing shooting fishing riding and driving. Railway fare plus one day room and board priced at 5.00 sold at Honolulu Station and Trent & Company. Train timetable advised with a two hour Sunday service returning to Honolulu by 10570 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haleiwa
Honolus
Daly Railway
Honolulu
Trent & Company
Haleiwa Linkel
Henetue
Senate Debates House Bill 74 and Fire Fund Measure
The Senate meets with a House communication on returning House Bill 74 for bond filing after a money judgment, potential reconsideration risk, and references to committee referrals. The $2000 forest fire fund appropriation passes third reading unanimously along with a summary possession proceeding bill. Judiciary reports on district magistrate appointments are noted for advisability, with no signed report. In a separate notice, liquor and election fraud allegations surface as testimony continues before Judge Dole, detailing precinct records, witness statements, and potential Republican coordination on liquor distribution at the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulan
MIT
Joint County Act Committee
Judiciary Committee
Quinn
Holstein
Greenwell
Superintendent of Public Works
Pata
Lowth
Mukuolo
Twland
Hilo
Hawilt
Andrade
Broad
Rep. Holatein
Inenberg
Wan Agaloet
Achi
Revision
Paris
Senate
Dickey
Pariy
Adit
Paria’ Bank
Fea
Taukey
Dole
Jun Ce Frear
Carter
Atkinson
Watson
Territorial Grand Jury
Jus. Kupthea
All Thin
T. McCants Stewart
John Lingham
Public Works Department
Rowland
Lingham
Crouse
Holloway
Col. C.F. Wauken
Stewart
Wm. Notley
Ambrose Hutchinson
Board of Health
Federal jurors named for April term drawn in district court
The United States District Court in the Territory drew grand and trial juries for the April term. Grand jurors from Honolulu include Gee, Bruny, Auld, Halverloon, Lawelowe, Porter, Heilbron, Clarke, Coyne, Robinson, Cotton, Lewin, Atwater, Potter, Carty, Babbitt, and Gilditon with others from Hilo and Kapaa. Trial jurors listed from Maui and Hilo include Gilman, Kidwell, Jonas, Herrick, Makinney, Waterhouse, Churchill, Weed, Campbell, Coffee, Wikder, Hustace, Pearson, Porkina, consing, Wichinas, Hol loway, Serrao, Kennedy, Malterre, Ovendop, Gibb, Grote, Judd, Hardy, Christian, Caromings, Walkapa, and Nottson. On Tuesday, March 7, Morgan will offer doors, etc., for sale at 10 am.
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Unites Staven District Court
Lst
Gee, Hruny
Wm. Auld
John Halver Loon
J. A. Lawelowe
A. B. Porter
Win ¥. Heilbron
Joseph Clarke
Arthur Coyne
Lawrence Robinson
J. Cotton
Edgar L. Lewin
W. C. Atwater
Geo. C. Potter
James Carty
W. H Babbitt
A.W. Gilditon
Hono
Joly
Geo. Mundon
Kapaa
A. H. Jackson
Hilo
Chas
H. Sweetnor
Jhue, KY
Carley
Pais
Thos Reinhardt
W. W. Bruner
J ‘Kue
J. K. Dillon
Anthony Gilman
Jno
H. Judd
Kamuola
Wen
Hardy
Hana
Christan
Lihue
Caromings
Walkapa
Nottson
Puanene
Sugar Factors elect officers at annual meeting
At the annual meeting of the Sugar Factors Co. Ltd held this morning the officers chosen were D. Tenney as President F. Swenzy as Vice President C. M. Cooke as Second Vice President Geo M. Rolph as Secretary BR F Bishop as Treasurer W Pfotenhauer as Auditor and Paxton as Manager. Members Tenney Swanzy Cooke Inenberg Cooke Schaefer and Damon will continue on the Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wockrold
Sugar Factors Co., Ltd
D. Tenney
F. M. Swenzy
C. M. Cooke
Geo
M. Rolph
BR. F Bishop
W. Pfotenhauer
Paxton
Meners
Tenney
Swanzy
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U. Si
Pulophone Sane Postaten Ox
Uhle
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd
Cor, Fort and Merchant Sts
Alees
Aleos
Steve
Beeeereeeeey Ee
Htore
Misges
Dutton
Alsea
L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co.,Ltd
Fort
Sta
London
Geo. P. Thielen
Mainber How
Fort Street
Fat
Bornda
Phorny
Ding
Dainty Decorator
Pacific Hardware Company, Ltd
Stanley Stephenson
King Streat
Maclachlan
Opera House
Bill OF McCandless
Morgan Wi
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