Discharge of Kona Sugar Receiver Sought on Bond
M W McChesney & Sons obtain court discharge of the Kona Sugar Company receiver by filing a $5000 bond. Damon plans to inspect the plantation after leaving town as rumor swirls of action to rescue the enterprise. Attorneys and creditors attend the hearing as bond security is pledged and expenses outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. McChesoey & Sons
Damon
Kona Sugar Company
Iiu Torning
John Magure
Huehwe
Kobaa
Kona
Magoon
Hatch & Silliman
M. W. McChenney & Sone
Humphreys
Howe
Silliman
Air Magoon
Benidew
J ML McChesney
Etho J. Hamburg
H. Hackfeld & Co
Graziers Finish Work At Hawaiian Livestock Meeting
The Hawaiian Livestock Producers Association held a postponed meeting at 2 PM above Castle & Cooke. Eleven members attended with proxies for others. The committee proposed herd book registration rules and US herd book practices, and bylaws were to be prepared. Future annual meetings were agreed to alternate Honolulu and Hilo, with papers on topics like Imported Graines and Ranch Horses planned for presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Proodors’ Association
Castle & Cooke
Ted
Julias Monsarrat Ani J. P. Low
Stone Wall Pending Coney Estate Trustee Consideration
The Coney Estate trustee weighs land exchange with Government offer on Miller Street adjoining Captain Borgur's premises. Beyond street widening progress on Hotel and Alakea Union corridors, plans include removing a hazardous stone wall at Hasleton Lawn and adjusting property lines to offset value differences. A formal appraisal may be sought before replying to Mr Boyd. The piece also notes a NY Europe musical surprise as Mixa Lowrie Mackayville rises as a new operatic star after an un rehearsed Handel Messiah performance. Theohwud Haer, former world wrestling champion, has died in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printern’ Inne
Aliller Street
Alakea
Union
Hasleton Lawn
Coney Estate
Bile Works
Miller Street
Captain Borgur'e
Hotel Street
Boyd
New York
Europe
Mixa Lowrie Mackayvnlle
Klven
Oratorio Society
Cartingle Hall
Mina Louise Leake
Gle Youd
Han
Sknove
Dawroveh
Kinross Battles North Pacific Storms to Reach Honolulu
Captain Murray reports the Kinross, a 2080 ton British coal ship from British Columbia, battled heavy gales from February 10 for forty two days as it neared Hawaii. A main topmast backstay broke near Kahului, forcing repairs and a diversion to Honolulu for rigging work before discharging cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokai
Murray
Kinross
Ladysmith
Lake
Mar
Britieh Columbia
Diamond Head
Veasel
Custom House
Kyfiel
Abe
Cape Flattery
Lng
Rieger
Kahulul
Mani
St. Batrick
Kuhulal
Honolulu
Carpenters Union Praises Superintendent of Public Works Boyd
The Carpenters Union publicly expresses approval of Superintendent Boyd’s course, praising his stance on Territorial work and denouncing attempted coal charging schemes. The text then shifts to maritime notes mentioning Captain Murray of the British bark Antione and his son George, now captain of the Antiope, with brief references to Captain Margay of the Kin Rossle and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bor Connell
Carpenters
Boyd
Greenwood
T & L. Connell
Carpentere Union
Kihet
Che Kinrows
Alexander & Baldwin
Murray
Antione
Hin Whitiey
Grit
Akipper
George
Antiope
Margay
Kinrossle
Heavy Honolulu Shower Floods Streets and Powers Out
A heavy shower drenched Honolulu flooding Fort King Hotel and Merchant streets. Thunder crippled electrical lines, transformers blown, water filled basements, and workers rushed to baricade halls as rain lasted about twenty minutes. People waded through two feet of water and one woman was carried to lunch. Telephones went out and emergencies kept police and crews busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort and
King Streets
Orlock Tolay
Honolula
Bnt
Hawaiian Electric Company
Willameon
Fort
King
Croming
Hall
Fred. Harrison
Ove
Unterdaland
Hank
Bulletin
Werony
Atols
Unemen
PILLING KEWALO LANDS FOR DRAINTAGE WORK
Vincent and Belver contractors ready to start on the Kewalo drainage sewer. Pacific Improvement Company's dredgers will move material from the inner reef off Kekaako to areas in Kewalo streets. Queen Street traffic will be rerouted. elevated water levels may leave houses below the street grade. Community concerns arise over utilities and population impact, with local groups pledging to improve conditions and support families.
Jockey Club Plans Big Two Day Racing Event
Hawaiian Jockey Club members convened at the Hawaiian Hotel to map a two day program beginning June 5 with entries of numerous new horses making their first appearance. The calendar includes half mile, five-eighths, one mile and longer dash races with purses up to 200, and special cups such as the Ranier Cup for trotting and pacing. Notable entrants include Los Angeles owner W. M. Drummond and Captain Soule’s Sambo, with several Hawaiian bred horses expected to compete and attract a high level of competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
Fons Hormes
West
Key Chi
Almas Tewr
Herrick Cgreiage Co
Ban
Los Angeles
W. M. Drummond
Artie W. Captain Soule
John ¢ Kirk
Dna GC
B. Wight
Mire
Billy Alles
Mure Nottie H
New Imported Horse and Hawaiian Bred Racers Highlight Meet
The report lists several horses including a new import by Jim Ulna and Hawaiian bred runners like Noreen Hallinger and King Handled. Notable competitors include Lewin hay trotter, Ike Murphy, and Ar Tie Wa Prines Davis with owners and stables tied to Walluku and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rise
Norton
Crefone
Jimulna
Ike Murphy
Beoley Shaw
Lewin
Jorter
Mthartie Aellina
Irte
Katial
Harnen
Ney in Police Court for Drunken Nuisance Charge
Emil Ney appeared in the police court today on the charge of drunkenness. He claimed to have papers related to a liquor case but was reprimanded by Judge Wilcox and discharged after it was noted he had been very drunk and caused a nuisance in a public place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Ney
Judge orders sale of estate to William Varke administrator
Court action grants sale of eight parcels at Moanul and Honoulwal in Maloakai and Koolew to administrator William Varke. Guardian Pedro reports ward Ramunt Pedro’s insane ward expenses totaling 3707 dollars. Defense firms Maxgoon and Dillon appear, with Lopee contest against Rose Landi in a general denial to the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
William (. Varke
Catherine
Moanul
Malokai
Honoulwal
Honoman
Koolew
Thoms Pedro
Ramunt Pedro
CC Bitting
Wanalo
Maxgoon & Dillon
Aly
Demuirfet
A. J. Lopee
Rose Landi
Romplalat
Court defers case on unlicensed auctioneering charge
The cave or woesevsner faced a Police Court trial for failing to pay an auctioneers license fee. The defendant did not appear, and the promoter asked for a postponement. The judge granted the adjournment until tomorrow due to the nature of the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave
Woesevsner
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Petitioner
Roc. de Perkins
Koebele
Durin
Nee
Kipling
Carnegie
Bee Ur
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Graziers
Hilo
Theohwud Haer
Haw Fit
San Francisco
Inberite
Kiel
Kabulin
Sierra
Wells, Fargo & Co
Masonic Temple
American Messenger Service
Hawaiian Electric Co
Government Weather Bureau
Tua Maha
Amateir
Howolstyhota
Jockey Club
Ney
Police
Catherine P. Auld
Lanai
Jo Lopez
Ladd
Alea
Bes
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