Schiff Interested In New Honolulu Liners Co
A fractured election feature shows Company D of Hilo leading in a Hawaii race with over fifty thousand votes, while Admiral Beckley and Laniwai alumni push for candidates. The list and totals highlight Maui and Oahu supporters, with many local clubs and individuals contributing votes as the page ends with continued results on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawai
Steefwd
Bulletin Rep
Teland
Hawaii
Yuting
Mip
Heckley le Inylie
Lownie College
Retirement Honoring Long Service Sergeant Troutman
An order read at Camp McKinley marks First Sergeant decce M. Troutman of Company M, 16th Infantry, retiring after 27 years of service. Enlisted January 2, 1880, he served in the Geronimo campaign and earned a certificate for gallant duty in Arizona. His superior officers praise his soldierly conduct and loyalty as he leaves with the best wishes of all ranks.
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Parame
McKinley
Decce M. Tenuta
16Th Infantry
Avi Leen
War Department
Tle
Geronimo
Arizona
Santiago
Troutman
van Vilet
Joe G. Id
Hor
Highthast
Inquest Hears Of Atoned Infant Death Mystery
A coroner’s inquiry follows after a suspected infant death near a pond. A package found floating contained a dog corpse instead, wrapped in cloth with toys and pompoms, leading to questions about a missing infant and a possible crime during a period of upheaval. The coroner’s jury is summoned to determine responsibilities and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion
Aewlth
Jneantine
Snverni
Hving
Independent Hawaiian Steamship Line Talk Sparks Hawaii Debate
Wealthy New Yorker recob Honey Schiff advocates an independent Honolulu to San Francisco steamship line. He says support exists among business leaders, with talks between Honolulu and the mainland already underway. Proponents argue a local line would boost tourism and economic independence.
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Honey Schitt
New York
Hawai
San Francisco
Itis
Hanolutu
David Kawananakoa
Honolulu
Mainland
Hawaii
Steameliva
David Torrand
Sebi
Oteye
J. A McCandress
Honolwu
Rothwell Case Resumes As Rothwell Seeks Authority to Sue Peacock
The Peacock case resumed before Judge Lindeny with Rothwell faction showing authority to sue in Peacock & Co. Testimony focused on stock books and hypothecation entries, including a red ink note of stock pledged to Bishop & Co. Weight testified on meeting customs as objections sparked lengthy debate. a later interruption occurred as Rothwell described ledgers and stock entries. A reward notice appeared for information at the office.
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Peacock
Lindeny
Rothwell
Peacock & Co
T Wax
Weight
Bishop & Co
Wint Ter
Smith & Laws
Poscock Himewlt
Rohwell
Wim
Bal Hon
Ashford
Hawaiian Royal Welcome Delights Visiting Party in Honolulu
Jacob Achill York banker and Col. Macfarlane lead a visiting party to Queen Liliuokalani. The group received a warm reception with the queen placing carnations and presenting a gold charm to the ladies. Capt Saunders of the Manchuria and Prince David attended the reception. The party expressed high praise for the queen and contemplated an extended stay in Hawaii before returning to the United States.
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Jacob Achill
York
Col
GW. Mactarlane
Abie
Suvilariy
Allerien
Liluokalani
Kalukaua
Bohit
Eneh P
Captain Saunders
Manchuria
China
Kawananakoa
Macfarlane
Hawaii
Lehit
States
Honolulu
Queen's Residence
Mr. Schiff
Col Mudtar
Lane
House Stands By Its Statehood Bill
The Republican caucus of the House backs the Statehood Bill admitting Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma and Indian Territory. The Senate bill excludes Arizona and New Mexico in contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Senate
Frear Dissent on Hartwell Sit Justice Qualification
Frear dissents from the ruling that Justice Hartwell is fit to sit on the Notley will case despite previously advising a party’s counsel. The decision, based on Wilder’s opinion which Hartwell agrees with, prompts debate over judges who once acted as counsel. Frear warns against bias and the appearance of impropriety, urging disqualification unless required by statute.
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Supreme Court
Hartwell
Notley
Wilder
Fartwell
Chiat
Ringind
America
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Schiff
Co. D. OF
Kepoikai
Geo. C. Beckley
St Louis College
A. N. Kepoikai
D.N.G. H
Diamond Head Athletic Club
Lihue Kegel Club
Lucy Wright
Waimei
Leo Lorrillard Cummins
Aala Club
Lovie
Kepatkal
Maui
Honolain
Mani
Kaual
Lady Wate
Ee Ehyle Mee Wright
Wvett
Sheldon Haw
Haw
Purser Friel
Mannaou
Woda
Thos. C. White
Kealakekus
D. K. Watson
C. L. Dickerson
Jas. L. Friel
Mauna Loa
Hannah Sheldon
Lihue Kauai
JD. McVeighs
Jas. Kula
Kauai
S. K. Kamaiopili
Tommy Kearns
Geo H. Dunn
Lahaina
J. de Braga
Louis H. Miranda
Chester Irwin
Oaks
Kaimuki
Waialae
Palolo Impot
A. ML Souzaessse
Aa Fyranhaas Ie Vedi
the Kash Company, Ltd
Hotel and
Fort Streets
Fort Street
Sergt
Goes
Hawaiian Trust Co
Bonolala
Prince David
Eption
Ierevania Street
Good Furniture
Prigaths
Rev. Hansteenberg
JF. Hoekfeld
Koval
Mikahala
Dor Marsden
J. H. Porteous
Germania Life Tesurance Co
Kaun
ZB Spalding
Kowal
Mikwhal H.C
Aston
Chant
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Gov. Fort
Bte Telephone Exchange
Washington
House Committee On Territorias
Kuhio
Ohio
Shanghai
Manila
Wits
Carrington
P. 1
Major Carrington
Mohrer
New York, N.Y
Louis Monier
Btella Reynolds
Cal
Frear
Fort
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