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Mrs. E. McCully Higgins must make a new complaint as fraud charges tied to amendments are dismissed without prejudice. Judge Humphreys rules on contempt against A. B Wood, expunges harmful affidavits, and considers amendment of the bill by McClanahan and Castle regarding the Queen's Hospital and the Walkill Land and Loan Association with details of the 1900 1901 transactions and powers of attorney involving Elam P Chapin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qae
Humphreys
A. B Wood
Jude Fomphreye
Willen
A. Behafor
G. W. Smith
M. P. Robinvan
A & Cleatorn
Faxon Bishop
Henry Waterhouse
Traoers
The
Queen's Hospital
Wail Land and Loan Association, Limited
McClanahan
Campbell
Castle
Mr. Wood
Chapin
Wood
McOlanahan
Weil
Joan
Mat
Almple
Mr. McClanahan
Crgs
William A. Castle
Kinney, Ballow & McClanahan
Heath
Plainsitt
Mro. Higgins
W. R. Castle
Aled Horath
A. J. Wood
Auld
Pata
Nat Cattae
Oratiis
Eilon McCully Higgins
Charleston
Poybsnot County
Maine
Walkill Laird and Lown Association
Oratrix
Walan
de Ried
McCarty, Pawan
Honolulu
Mere
Elam P. Chapin
Oxcar White
George H. Parle
Queen
Iospitel
Saul Queen's Hospital
Ald Chapis
White
Paris
Jy Auld
Hospital at War Plans New Building Complex
Directors of the Hospital for Tourables approved immediate construction of a new six acre complex on block 49 Kulmukt tract. William Muteh’s plan shows eight buildings with tongue and groove Kimber siding, designed to prevent vermin and simplify demolition if needed. Main building centers the reception, offices, operating room, and dispensary with wings containing wards, a kitchen block, laundry, and related facilities. Endowment and equipment funds were reported totals of $84,750 and $55,200 respectively, raising substantial pledged support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehting
William Muteh
Kulmukt
Edward Damon
Minde
Showin
Insane Japanese worker from Wilalun plant sent to insane asylum
A Japanese man from the Wilalun plantation area was committed to an insane asylum after an afternoon incident. Contemporaries described him as peculiar yet devout, never drinking and frequenting church, until a sudden event led to his confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilalun
Thomas
Mawali Panel Dramatic Co at Opera House Tonight
The Mawali Panel Dramatic Co presents a nocturnal performance at the Opera House with many visitors already purchasing tickets after the matinee. Tickets for tonight’s show are on sale at Wall Nichols Co and the Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawali Panel Dramatic Co
Kawati
Nichols Co
Fourth District Nominates W. W. Harris for House
The Fourth District Republican meeting in Honolulu nominated W. W. Harris of Lewers and Cooke as its candidate to fill the late S. O. McVeigh’s seat in the Territorial House. The committee endorsed Harris after debate on voter influx and turnout, with plans to coordinate a campaign with the central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wwttle
Olslock
McVeigh
Fe Te Hoge
Chan, Wilcox
Dr. Durgery
J. M. Keabe H. Wolf
Lorri Andrews
Andrew Brown
Hamvel Johnson
Wm. H. Coney
Mark Robinson
Mautida
Henry Waterhoune
J. Walter Jones
Chairan Gear
Stepa
Republicns Party
W. W. Harris
Lewers & Cooke
Inez
Andrews
Andee Wrald
Harris
Fourth District
Boyd
Gear
Ordea
Ha Partate
Mtr. Dealer
Str
Mawel
Home Rule
Democratic Party
Ankett
Clise sees bright Hawaii future through Pacific trade links
J W Clise, Globe Navigation managing director and Beatty Chamber of Commerce president, arrived in Ventura to push Northwest Hawaii trade. He argued Hawaii could secure a larger share of trans Pacific commerce as railroads open Pacific coast territories. He noted Alaska and nearby states already drive much demand, and predicted the bulk of U S growth would flow from trans Pacific trade with Beattie rising as a key Pacific port while San Francisco remains established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Burlington
Chinage
Wens
Clive
Clinete
Calestoroia
Ventura
T. Wi Gilae
Globe Navigation Company
Beatty Chamber of Commerce
Clise Hae Come Hte
Northwest
Lalande
United Butte
San Francisco
Alaska
United States
Fone
Beattie
St. Beatilex
Ban Francheoa
Inter Company Reet and Weights and Measures Certificate
March 4 1990 report notes Inter Company may conduct reetting and other tasks at the Fort Street wharf for eighty eight years without weights and measures inspection. High Sheriff Arthur M Brown observed a framed certificate of inspection on the Inter Inland wharf dated March 5 1000 signed by A M Crown. The document, a curiosity, amuses readers due to its antiquated date and weathered condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Company
Fort Street
Arthur M Brown
Inter
A. ML. Crown
Marshal Aid
Smith Replies On Dispensary Plan In Honolulu Letter
William O Smith of Honolulu replies to Anti Halloon League remarks about the dispensary plan. He says his inference to try the plan in Hondo was incorrect and that he explained the system's features and potential advantages but did not decide if it should be tried locally. The response notes that the plan's success depends on existing conditions and on law enforcement officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulletin
Hondo
Alpha Plan
Peceneed
Rowe
Honolulu
Mes
Lewison
Mainland
Europe
Honolua
Honolua, Would Go Into bin Joffee
Waikiki
Walter
Hoffman
Wood
Easter Music at Roman Catholic Cathedral Featured Choir
The St Louis College choir will sing the hymns and choruses at the Easter Sunday service at the cathedral. The program includes Organ Triumphal March and various sacred pieces led by Dunham and Flagler with special arrangements for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olock Mans
St. Louis College
Ehoir
Biragareth
Baumbaoh
Dunham Flagler
Death of Another Old Time Resident In Honolulu
The article reports the death of a long time Honolulu resident, Mr. Lewison, at his Wallisville residence after a stomach operation performed seven days prior. Born in Schwerzen, Prussia, he spent years in California and Washington before settling in Hawaii, building a successful business with Grinbaum & Co. He leaves two married daughters, one in Salt Lake City and another in Portland. The Masonic funeral is set for tomorrow at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewison
Schwerwenz
Vrosala
Germany
States
California
State of
Washington
Grinbaum & Co
Abratian
Henry
Portland
William
Klondike
Daugttere
Mia
Salt Lake
Hiawattan Lodge
Masonic Temple
Wormsing
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A. B. Wood
Kipling
Carnegie
Oregon
Union
Insane Japanege
Hawaman
Monotuli Photo Supply Co. Ei
Dows
Hungeds
Central Committee
Aime Mentiapal
Harrin
August Drolor
Prins David Kawanaga
Austid
Jonat Kumal
Ihe Perce Mtn View
G. Buve
James McQueen
G. Camarinos
W. H. Kailimal
Jem Ladd
H.W. K. Keohokulanle
George Suithies
A. V. Gear J
HL. Fincher
Dee Brown
A. W. Pear
Samuel Jakoson
W. J. Dyer
Wes R. Farrington
J. D. McVeigh
Ne We Teurgens
Jacob Hearwald
Ly Conkling
Wil B. Fisher
J D. Avery
Charles Wilcox
Win
Cobey
Charles K. Praxter
A. M Brown
Drew Hrowg
Cooper
Bayack
Ierate
Droter
Mtntey
Unr Prom
J. W. Clise
Hawaii
Sound
Wells, Fargo & Co
Express
Smith
M. Louisson
R. Lewers
Grinbawin & Co
U. Robert Lewere
Wallisht
Chile
Billy
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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