New Hackfeld & Co. Opens Modern Honolulu Home
The historic firm HL Hackfeld & Co. Ltd, founded by Captain Henry Hackfeld in 1840, opens its new Honolulu headquarters at the corner of Fort and Queen streets. President J. F. Hackfeld presided as 40 clerks and staff welcomed guests and praised Isenberg while workers prepared to move books and papers into the impressive building designed by Traphagen.
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Honolulu
Mr. Hackfold
Frm
Succes
Hachfeld
Wackfeld
Paul Isenberg
Mr. Isenberg
Giver & Will
Isenberg
J. F. Hackfeld
Hr. Schultze
Hackfeld
Gohultee
Pullic
Wort and
Queen Streets
Traphagen
Oii
Case decision in Magoon deed dispute foresees no defense
Judge Robinson ruled no prima facie case existed against J Alfred Magoon in the Kukekakaulani matter. The deed was not declared a mortgage, the transaction deemed undefended by both spouses, and the plaintiff’s bill was dismissed without Magoon required to defend. Building opening noted with social scene and audience listed.
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Robinson
J. Alfred Magno
Kukehakavlani
AL Tt
Ketani
Kukekakaulani
Shy
Magoon
Charles T. Gulick
Kul
Kukekakaulagi
Mi Yan
Citizens Meet On Waikiki Rapid Transit Extension
Governor Dole called a 1 PM House of Representatives session to gauge public opinion on extending the Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Co railway to Waikiki via the Waikiki road. Stakeholders debated route viability, road widening needs, and potential injunctions binding future construction and property impacts.
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Waikiki
Dole
House of Representatives Chamber
Honoluu Rapid Transit and Land Company
Waikiki Road
W. H. Wright
W. C. Peacock
E. 8. Cunha
J.B
W. Macfarlane
B. Kith Hingham
W. M. Giffard
Johns
Walker
Lyman
A. A. Young
W. K. Wall
A. F. Cooke
Priva
A. G. Hawen Jr
J. W. Podmore
J. A. Thurston
W. R. Castle
Ly Tenney Peck
Ly Tenney Peck, Manager 0. G. Anklentyne
James McKea
Rapid Transit Company
Thurston
Finderintendent
Public Works
Boyd
Waikik
Mr. Cunha
Giffard
Hawaian Tramways Company
Peck
Atrvet
Napid Transit Company
Clegharn
Mearis Cinca
Paria
Watkikt Land and Lown Association
Metaltyrdot
Bok Ne Me
Wal: Kiki Road
Peacock
Ala Moana
Beach Boulevard
Marfariano
Qosidente
Manuka
Cunha
Baer
Weeden
Walsh in contempt case ends in jail after threats
Patrick Walsh, whose wife was taken by court action, faced contempt of court fines of sixty dollars and jail when unable to pay. The judge warned against interference with his former wife as guardians explained the deposition and a Portuguese translator testified. The scene shifted as Walsh protested Robbery claims by his wife and the courtroom adjourned with warnings of extended jail time for further interference.
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Patrick Walsh
Walsh
Ni Bank
Ap Suardian
J. M. Vives
Hur
Humphreys
Wale
Henas
Ivave
Tn Dalle
Thomas Piten
Habeas Gorpus Case in Honolulu Tax Dispute Continued
Mamano appeals from customs appraisers over duty on shoes as Judge Katee extends proceedings to Monday to settle stipulations. Ab Sal alias Loong Talallae Ab Sal testifies he was born in Manoa Valley Honolulu and spent years in China, with hearsay allowed as a parent’s statements. The case proceeds after the judge orders an interpreter and the hearing adjourns for advisement on June dates.
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Mamano
Katee
Loong Talallae Ab Sal
Frank Thompson
Atorney Brock
Collector of Customs
United States
Honolute
Thompson
Ab Bal
Manoa Valley
Honolulu
Te Algo
Ching
Hawaiian Hotel Annex
Walkifl
Bal
Fudge
Nix
China
Crome
Brockony
Thin
Bete
Give Old Woman a Chance at Police Court
In a forenoon case Judge Wilcox reprimanded and discharged a native youth after a croquet dispute led to offensive language toward a passerby. The defendant claimed provocation from the complainant, while the judge advised moderation and to give the old woman a chance. Separate Chicago notes mention a silver cup for Prince Henry and Mrs. Guther visiting the city.
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Hen Rowe
Den
Wilcox
Chicago
Prince Henry
Gunther
Ming Bactgatupo
Barefooted Bill Caught After Tolls Incident
Hoopal alias Barefooted Bill appears in court on separate charges of vagrancy and nightly housebreaking. Police describe a chase along King and Queen streets ending with Hoopal seized near the banyan tree. a wire cutter and removed cellar lock tied to the Whitney & Marsh burglary are noted.
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Wr. Hoepal
Hartooted Mit Fengmin
Tobe
Potien
Anbu
C. Bivin
Waikiki
Whitney & Marah's
Elvin
Young Building
Government
King Street
Mililani Street
Opera House
Omears Sealle
Divachaile
Queen Street
Militani
Judiciary
Duvanebelle
Queers Street
Leslie
Punchhow Street
Earnent
Duvanchelte
Whitney & Marsh
Hoopil
Golden Rule
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Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Union
Fim
M. Phillips
Frank
A. J. Nolte
Lovie Kenake
Ont
L. K. Beebe
Pulley
Starx
Campbell
John Ena
C. J. Wight
B.A. Jascobson
Frank Mosaman
A.T. Audis
Ton Ed, Towne
Captain Greene
Rennay
Allas Dunn
Harry Robinson
William Langston
Cecil Brown
Samac Tests
Captain Brokaw
Captain Bowers
W. W. Thayer
Charles Hopkins
B. W. Jordan
Jones John Colburn
Frank Davey
R. A. Williams
W. H. Molnerny
J. F. Beott
Brown
D. @. Camarinny
Sierra
Fargo & Co
Maronic Temple
Amaritaa
Bervios
Tilver
Kaval
Iwalani
Groote
Renney
McCabe
Hamilton @ Henney
Jaca
Ume
AH Sas
Hamano
Whitney & Marsh's
Detective Elvin
Leslie and Duvanchelle
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