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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
5
Chief Justice Prear proposes replacing the three week annual term with a single indefinite term starting in October or earlier. The plan would allow monthly sessions until summer, then a warm months break, enabling faster hearing and decision of appeals. It would reduce delays from term absences and allow continuations without waiting for the next term.
Gany College trainees propose a 25000 bonus to the Rapid Transit and Land Company for extending the electric railway from Puna hou Street to the College Hill tract. A committee will report to the directors, with no statements issued yet. Negotiations have been ongoing for some time and no service changes are confirmed.
A special meeting of the stockholders of the Territory Stables Company Limited will be held at the company office on King Street in Honolulu on Wednesday March 7 1901 at 10 oclock in the morning. Mott-Smith president Lt Hoya.
Local notices report Omco furniture moving and rental at Whitman & Co and Camara & Co on Alakea Street, rooms for rent at Orpheum Hotel, and Senator Carter's expected absence. Statements cover Shriners at Senate and House deliberations, the Harmer dry plate, Territory Stables services, Wall Nichol ticketing for reservations, and a Pala Plantation by-law change. Also listed are stockholder meetings, a liquor license committee, arrivals on the Clau dine, and a mortgage suit by Jompu Hackfeld & Co against Gromiman Bron in circuit court.
Financial snippet shows figures including 108.00 dollars and 28.00 dollars with initials and names such as ALBIS and McKinney A. The fragmentary data references 118,503 and Perco with an unclear date and place. Further readable entities are scarce.
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