Very Warm Report in Senate Reaches Table in 1901
The Senate wrestles with motions on procedures and a long Governor Frear revision issue. Henry Cooper, secretary, requests journals and funds to copy Hawaii Territory laws. Majority and minority judiciary committees clash over statutory revision authority and proper process.
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Monolatu
Bir
Ha‘Wall
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Provident
Posalle
Henry &. Cooper
Territory
Nicholas Runsel
Mouwe
Wis
Military Committee
Crabbe
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Territory of
Hawaii
Walter F. Prear
Maid Metenge
Iai
Dudge
Breas
Territories
Prear
Ale First
Gemoral Movange
Frear
Allence
White
G. E. Kaiue
Territory ‘of Hawaii
Whareaa
Territory of Hawaii
Frent
Uar
Thors
Tudge Frear
G. B. Carter
Eater opening showcases fine cuts by M Killeas Co on Hotel Street
Display of fine cuts at the Eater opening by M Killeas Co attracts crowds. Miss Killane selects fashions from San Francisco, presenting chiffon and velvet trims, bright flowers, and new millinery styles. Waterman fountain pens featured among the goods.
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M. Killeas & Co
Hotel Street
Mine Killaan
Sen Francisco
Mise Killean
Misa Killens
Glover
Nailina Proposes New Tax Measure in Territory
The House opened with routine business as nailina introduced an act for a five‑triable taxation system in the Territory. It envisions a county assessor per county, annual deputy assessors, inspections of land and buildings, and taxes on estates, stores, banks, insurers, utilities, rents, and more. PRENDERGAST announced a special sugar tax proposal.
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Senate
Antety
Nallime
County Comemissioners
Tate
Gan
Bem
County Board of Tax Control
Eeporta
Ete
Monsarratt
House
Robertson
Harbormaster Fee Sparks Debate Over Vessel Damages
The Harbors Department faced questions over charging a $3 harbor master fee for moving ships, while disavowing responsibility for damage caused by naval attendants. A prior incident on the bark Gerard Tobey reportedly caused about $260 in damage, prompting protests that vessel owners would be left paying for agents’ actions, even when the department directs moves under a harbormaster.
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MeCandices
Hag
Clapp
Gerard
Tobey
Nicetor
Tng
Honolulu Blue Book proposal outlined by local residents
A bulletin report captures Ammott May and four Honolulu residents explaining plans for a Honolulu Blue Book a city directory listing leading families and individuals across Oahu including Honolulu and Hilo. The project aims to include reputable residents beyond society elites, with input from business and professional circles.
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Honolulu
New York
Jr Moters
Bulletin
Ammott
May
Pierce
Hilo
Islands
Businien
Real Estate Values in Honolulu Examined by Local Men
J A Magoon and others weigh the future of Honolulu real estate in this discussion. They cite rising prices tied to city growth, with unimproved lots doubling in value over fifteen years, and note limited land and money conditions restraining quick sales. Opinions vary on streetcar transit impact but agree on continued demand for choice and investment property.
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J. & Magoon
9 Bulletin
Honolulu
Desky
Honoliin
Oncar White
B. C. Hall & Bon
Heplass Masquerade Ball Opens With Dancers Ready
Coutumen and dancers are prepared for the Hoalan masquerade. Dancing starts at 8 o'clock with unmasking at 10 50. A large crowd is expected to attend this event.
Pakling Arrives From San Francisco Amid Weather Delays
The Pakling docked after a sixty day passage from Sam Francisco, delaying at the Golden Gate until the 24th due to weather. No mail or papers were received. The ship, sister to the Kipturk, carries 11 army men and 70 horns, under Commander Emiston Warral, and is owned by the Chinese Mutual Navigation Company.
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Bne
Pakling
Sam Francisco
Golden Gate
Aborn
Pabling
Kipturk
Seattle
Vaxsel
Emiston Warral
Chine Mutual #um Navigation Cummay
London boat ready for trial in rough weather
In London a new boat of 110 feet length with a 4x foot beam and draft is completed. Tonnage 2875, officers named Ary Bureneen. Road Department to grade Lillha street after failure to receive tenders, will perform the work Monday with many men and carts. Curbs may be required from property owners. the project promises a long, hard effort despite the heavy duty.
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London
Ountisia
Lillha Street
Pimcee
Antabed
Estate matters dominate morning court session
The court approved master reports on several estates including Bema Kalekonalabi Bruce Cartwright and J K Kahoakana with accounts and residuary bequests to Queen’s Hospital and others. Annuitants listed include Lucy Peshady Andrew’s School Mary Linal Grace Kahoa UI and inventories show real estate valued at 73900. Other probate actions covered include J Kahoakana and Geraldo Roclo estates and pending Supreme Court questions over a drafted payment to Bishop & Co. A Rapid Transit case and a Hawaiian Tramways case were heard, with a deposition set for April 1 and a trust appointment filed. A randomized sale notice for Straw (raza) at Twakamme Hotel appears.
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Bema Kalekonalabi
Bruce Cartwright
Henry Smith
Humphreys
Queen's Hospital
Albert K. Ktnulakea
Tegatorn
Lucy Peshady
Andrew's School
Mary Linal
Grace Kahoa- UI
J. K. Kahoakana
J. A. Thompson
Ads
Kalakou
Knock Johnson
Geraldo J. Roclo
Ansevedo
W. D. Hunt
B. A. Hunt
Keller Jr
Lundhal
Bank of California
Augusta Johansen
Lundahl
Kellet Prim
Bishop & Co
Harnest
Supreme Court
P. D. Kellett Jr
Bway & Co
The
Rapid Transit
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Nonaton
R. H. Fowler
George W. Macfarlane
Robert Catton
James B. Jaeger
Julia Engliah
A. Jaeger
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C. Brown
Carter Prawatn
Russell
Primm
Kaioe
Russel Anid
Kalue
Ramel
Runbel
Wilder Avenue
Anapuni Street
Alligator
McClellan, Pond & Co
Fel
Main
Judd Building
Waterman Ideal
Wichman
Nailina
Makekno
Jun and Robertson
Emmerith
Accomuta
Pat
J. A. Aagoon
Wade
Monty
Kitohana
Twakamme
Heywood
Mae Tm
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