Hawaii Governor Dole Asked To Visit Washington
In Washington March 7 1902 President wires Governor Sanford B Dole of Hawaii to come to Washington for discussions on Hawaiian legislation. George K Carter acted as intermediary arranging two conferences and Carter will remain in the U S until Dole arrives for talks on policy and political reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Halletine
Dole
Washington
Carter
George K. Carter
Hawaii
Francia
Honolulu
Sanford B. Dole
Lnter
Hawaith
Anii Tlle
Doli
Manhunt For Negro Fugitive Wood Near Ponchbow
High Sheriff Brown offers a 100 reward for the capture of the escaped convict Wood. Officers traced him from the quarry near Ponchbow yesterday afternoon but he remains at large. Police widened searches into the valley area and near Sakiki graveyard, with native informants reporting sightings in Kaliht. Authorities believe Wood may be aided by local supporters and are vigilantly watching river routes and town outskirts.
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Negro Wood
Ponchbow
Lis
Wilow
Wood
Vlodl
Deon Kling
Keene
Aller
Kaliht
Igh Sheri
Brown
Qube
Prtarn
Anil
Kalil Valley
Onin Prisat
Police Department
Oabi
I-Management
Hustdinwe Kitehen
Petaaty
Hilo Railroad Holds Annual Meeting at Dillingham Office
The Hilo Railroad Company reports solid finances after bond consolidation and mortgage settlement. The Ona division nears completion and plans to extend water front and up town depots. Main line to extend from current depot along the river to Walanvenue street, Wilder wharf, and a new wharf. bids invited for two new ridges crossing the river. Officers elected: BF Dillingham president, Lorin A Thurston vice president, M P Robinson auditor, W Van Valkenbirg secretary, B K Paxton treasurer. board includes Henry Waterhouse, P M Hater, and W F Dolinghan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo Railroad Company
Dillingham & Co
Ona
Hilo
Walanvenue Stret
Wilder Company
Chow New Wil
Hill
BF. Dillingham
Lorrin A.thurston
M. P. Robinson
W. van Valkenbirg
Treassurer
B. BK. Paxton
Henry Waterhouse
P.M 'Hater
W. F. Dolinghan
Board of
Tirectars
Sachs Millinery Opening At Wn A Great Event
The grand millinery opening at N Bache Dry Goods Co drew Honolulu ladies to view and buy the new spring hats and bonnets. The Sachs window display impressed with taste and ingenuity as Miss Upton’s fortunes are teased into lighthearted gossip about a nose lift.
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N. B
Sachs Co
Grand Jury Report Advances Territorial Reforms in Honolulu
The Grand Jury, led by the foreman, presented a comprehensive report to Judge Gear detailing crime patterns in Honolulu from September 1901 to February 1902. It urges legislative action to reduce Grand Jury costs, expand juvenile and petty offense handling, and improve prisons, reform schools, health boards, and police operations while noting improvements at Oahu institutions and the need for additional staff and facilities.
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Cravelock
Grant Dury
Duky
Gear
Wise
Jwilee Gene
Grant
United States
Attorney General's Department
Honolulu
Oud
Georg
Cheewh
Jundal Cleewit
Cavanis
Porto Rivine
Honoluli
Oahu
Benefit Concert for McKinley Memorial Fund in Honolulu
A Monday night benefit concert led by Madison Genevra Jobaktones Bishop aims to raise funds for the McKinley Memorial Fund, with the Buckeye Cuts and noted artists from Honolulu performances. The program features Carrie Castle on piano, Mink Lola Barber on violin, and Hallasoyue of Oahu College as accompanist, with participation expected from Ka Mehamebs Kawalahao Purahou and other schools. Proceeds support the memorial and related causes.
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Madime Genevra Jobaktones
Beneft
McKinley Remorial Fund
Borkeye Club of
Hawaii
Hae
Honolulu
Toen
Uo Mins
Carrie Castie
Mink Lola Barber
Hallasoyue
Oahu College
Arcompadimente
Puptie
Kamehamebs
Kawalahao
Purahou
Dog Fight Incident Ends with Fine in Court
A drunken man named Hine Luning and his dog fought a smaller canine near Anlalane, injuring it badly after provoking it. Police arrested them, and Lutlan faced charges. the court ordered a $20 fine with the offender bonded.
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Hine Luning
Lutlan
Susan Chun Poon
Tanning
Quilty and
Wan
Conference on tariff concedes Cuba dispute sparks tense debate
Washington March 7 a conference of about fifty stalwart opponents met to canvass the tariff bill situation. After eliminating doubtful men the committee announced 109 Republicans ready to vote again at any position. Pressure grows for concession to Cuba as the President argues for broader free entry terms in world markets. Senator Teller blocked a memorial in the Senate on Cuba policy.
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Washington
Covision
Capitol
Cuba
William A. Smith
Michigan
Totes
Smith
Srussets
Rinlut
Root
Govermor
Navana
Vamary
Teller
Senate
Conference Action on Bounties Supposedly Abolished
A report outlines moves by the International Higar Conference and U S officials toward abolishing beet bounties. Townsend’s briefing to the State Department notes secrecy and ongoing discussions on duty reductions to Iran and Russia. The Treasury and Customs aspects are described as independent of congressional action, with emphasis on policy shifts and administrative steps.
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State Department
United States
Townsend
Srigar
Vlan
Patina
United Lists
Treasuy Department
Advlers
Will
Calibearam
Iran
Transties
Susset Platte
Ciiten
Worton
Legislature argues for retention of sugar measure
A fragmented report notes lawmakers debate keeping a sugar tariff or policy, aiming to guard against haste amid rapid development of veteran literacy initiatives in the western states, with no clear consensus recorded.
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Yada
Murder Case Ties to Royal Hawaiian Band Member
James Brown, a member of the Royal Hawaiian Band, reportedly murdered his stepdaughter after disappearance and arrest tied to a header incident. The report mentions attempts to protect him from threats and references a new steamer Alaskan replacing Oregonian on an American-Havenland line maiden cargo trip of about 12,000 tons with 15,000 tons of goods.
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James Brown
Mionouri
Hrant
Irene
Mimsaued
Biaerline
Mithorite
Seattle
Tacoma
American-Haventlan Co
Criterion Opening at Waverly Block Corner
Tomorrow at noon Col. J McCarthy will formally open the Criterion Falcon in the Waverly block at King and Bethel Streets. The noon hour will offer a fine cold lunch and soft drinks with cordial invitations to drop in, no liquor served. The new quarters are mahogany furnished with plate glass, plain yet handsome, and fixtures valued near 12,000.
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Col . J. McCarthy
Criterion Falcon
Waverly
King and
Bethel Streets
San Prancisco
Hothel
Large development of water supply at annual meeting
The Olea Sugar Company adjourned annual meeting reports show major water supply expansion over the year. About 1,969 ft of tunnels feed a main flume from cane fields to the mill. A new transit system includes two cane carrying lines and a third due within a month. Early tests claim the method feasibly transports water by cane fumes, with two months of experience supporting the plan.
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Provinion
Niger
Grand Jury
Alvin
Staley
Lele
Olea Sugar Company
Beigelock
Trunsuror
Mountain View
Olna
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Polige
Negro Fugiive
Kalihi
Makiki Cemetery
High Sherif Brown
Fred Want
Oregon Block
Cor
Hotel and Union
Ste. Entereee
Union
Hilo Railroad
Miss Upton
Chicago
King Street
8. S
Alameda
Hnn Banda
George Ie Dullie
Queen's Hospital
McStocker
Olea
Fur House
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