First National Notice Cited On Bank Doors In Hawaii
History of local institution's business in Hawaii and origin of troubles with bank attorney J Alfred Magoon and J J Dunne. Report notes a posted notice canceling an advertised meeting of the bank's directors. Rumors say stockholders sought to reorganize the board while others deny official action. Witness Colonel Macfarlane discusses the matter and time.
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Hawaii
J. Alfred Magoon
J. J. Dunne
Anglo-California Bank of
Ran Francie
First National Bank Controvocey
Mliy Oy
Croll Brown
Magoon
Genilemien
Remit
Jenath
Dtr
Mtr
Slagoon
abHiattlon
Kab Franciere
Brown
Coronel Macfarlane
al Bulletin
Alwallan
Attoray Magoon
Mr. Magoon
Bank of Hawaii Board Cancels Directors Meeting
The Bank of Hawaii boards announces no meeting will be held for board elections. Directors were elected at the annual meeting on January 14, 1902, making today’s advertised session unnecessary. G Cooper, Cashier, signs the notice.
Bank Directors to Hold Meeting on Annual Date
In a terse note from March 8, 1902 Honolulu attorney Magoon informs the bank’s attorney that stockholders need not vote for directors since the current board was elected at the January 14 1902 annual meeting and no other business requires action.
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Anglo-California Bank
Tank
Amane Ron
Jeter Aent
Duehler Cooper
Magoon
Thin
Ile Lay
Pbe
Hecenary
Disputed Stockholder Meeting Proxies Questioned
A report outlines the grounds for voiding proxies and invalidating votes at the January 14, 1902 stockholders meeting. It cites Territorial Attorney General opinions on proxy stamping and notes that W. Macfarlane's proxies were ruled out, with abstentions and refusals affecting voting. Board actions and the National Banking Act provisions are referenced in ensuring a lawful election.
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Territorial Attorney-General
W. Macfarlane
Macfarla
Atock
Board of Directors
WW. C. Cooper
Bank Life in Hawaii Faces Interference Claims
Reports detail nearly three years of friction between Hay National Bank in Honolulu and the Anglo California Bank of San Francisco. The San Francisco institution allegedly intervened after representations of differences between the two banks and accused Cahter Cooper of being a wood and affront bank star, prompting action to stop the friction.
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Hay National Tank
Hawaii
Umiiiene
Honolulu
Anglo-California Bank of
San Francisco
Cauchley
San
Mainland Proxies Deemed Illegal in Local Meeting
President Brown ruled 2882 votes invalid after Proxies names and stockholder rights clash at the annual meeting. Col Macfarlane protests argue chair conduct blocked legitimate representation by trustees Abigail Campbell Parker and Joseph Carter, seeking review of legality and immediate adjournment.
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Brown
United States
Col Macforlann
Hike Estate
James Campbell
White
Mra Campbell
Bam Parker
Coell Brown
Joseph O. Carter
del. Macfarlane
Mears
Carter
Teller
Parker
Abigail Campbell
Hot Lee
Honouilia
Frown
Col. Macfarlane
Braad
Chin
Legal Election Demanded Of Bank Notice From 1902 Honolulu
A stockholder affidavit declares a contested directors election at First National Bank of Hawaii illegal and demands a prompt, formal re election under legal procedures. Attorneys signatories threaten further action if the demand is not answered within 48 hours.
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First National Bank
Honolulu
H.T
First Natives Bank O
Hawaii
Stork of Watit
National Bank
Enid Atiler
Naid
Alewed
Banker Lilienthal Acts After Arrival at Honolulu
After Mr ALN. Lilienthal of the Anglo California tank arrived in Honolulu, he conducted an investigation and decided that the bank's interview or involvement required further action.
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Lilienthal
Aln. Liliienthal
Anglo-California Tank
Honlulu
Bank’ Interevs
Removal of Cooper Lofty Tensions at Local Bank
Disloyal conduct claims against Mr Cooper prompt ombudsman action. Ban Francie bank to purchase his stake after notices. Discussions between Mr Jows Mr Brown and Mr Lilienthal reveal resistance and a pending meeting delayed by state and federal banking regulations. Local rumors swirl about next steps and the bank's governance.
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Cooper
Ban Francie Bank
Jows
Brown
Lillenthal
Mr. Brown
Lilienthal
Peculiar National Bank Laws Highlight Stockholder Liability
The article explains that national banks, including the First National Bank of Hawaii, are regulated under federal banking laws. It notes stockholders are liable to depositors for the full amount of their paid-up stock, using an example of a $10,000 stake that could be doubled to cover potential losses. The discussion references findings from an investigation at the Seventh National Bank of New York.
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First National Bank of Hawaii
GT Waller
Aug Dreler
L. McCandiems
Cool Brows
Mark P. Robinson
First National
Hawaii
Seventh
Nagional Bank of New York
Local Stockholders Favor Directors
A majority of smaller stockholders of the bank favor tearing the directory as it has been since the Incorporation of the Impliation. They believe Brown and Cooper are the right men in the right place.
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Bank
Brown and Cooper
LENTHAL FEELS COOPER MUST 0 LENTHAL FEELS COOPER MUST 0
San Francisco institutions and the Beligmans of New York seek representation on a bank directorate. Depositors warn the present condition is unsatisfactory and a potential split looms if a new president is chosen. Anglos push for board seats while Campbell stock remains unaccounted.
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San Francisco Institution
The
Beligmans of
New York
Sisal fiber leads. Hawaii boom for island plant
Diversified Industry News notes Hawaii's Hawaiian Fibre Company progress as leaders like Cecil Brown and Mark Robinson outline profits, orders, and overseas interest. Secretary Weedon and Manager Turner report on Aber rope samples, cash balance, and plans to scale output with buyers in San Francisco, Philadelphia, Toronto, and Cleveland as shipments loom.
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Hawaii
Elt
Cecil Hrows
Binch
White
Buninenn
Lnast Obe
Pompesaing
Iweing
Coell Hrown
Besjanin F
Vie
Cecil Brown
Mark P. Robinson
Walter C. Weedon
W. G. Ashley
AH. Turner
Turner
Pacifc Hardware Company
Independent Cordays Co
Toronto
Canada
Honolulu
Vancouver
Rood
Fair Men
Milwauker
Wisconsin
Weedston
Lindkay Hiram
Wind
United States
Phoy Tobi
der Rand Tor Alsal Hemp
Werters Hiates
Tholp
GF Holmes
Facher Cooper
Dutt
Tnd
Cleveland
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Lonkwood
Tay
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