Honolulu Leaders Press for Territorial Payment of Fire Claims
J G Pratt reports to Honolulu Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association that California congressmen have been urged to support federal action to fund nearly two million dollars in fire claim awards from the 1899 1900 Honolulu plague and fire suppression. The resolution asks the federal government to restore territorial funds and redirect customs receipts for immediate payment, with communications to the President Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Associi
Ion
J. G. Pratt
Washington
Thone
Congress
Pratt
Merchants’ Association
Board of Trade of San Francisco
Boillin
California
Honolulu
Hubople
Honoluli
UII
Board of
Walaland
United States
Jncal
Cald Claimanta
Anld Mperritory
Hawaii
Naval
Kenate
House of Representatives
Territory of
Congress of the United States
Char. M. Cooke
Hylis
JAS
Gordon Spencer
Merchants’ Annociation
W. W. Dimond
W. W. Harris
Kindergartners Monthly Meeting Highlights Growth
The regular meeting of the Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association in Honolulu reports rising donations from city stores, overseas visitors in the field, and a local donor redirecting offerings to feed children. Mrs. A Thompson notes two hundred dresses made and five homes visited, while a Kapalua donor begins funding food. A new child joins Castle Home kindergarten as measles spread leads to quarantine. The Mothers and Teachers Club will meet afternoon with Mrs. Duke of Kamehameha as principal speaker. Wines and table claret offered by Gomes & McBride at King Street, Main 140.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid
Nudlen
Anandal
Indy Vio
Honosuu
Abe
A. Thompson
Kamehameha
Byxgioule
Association
Thompson
Cannon
Kapalatna
Mra
Duke of Kamehameha Ee
Merchants Plan Annual Fair and Carnival in Honolulu
A Honolulu merchants association meeting considers a Fourth of July carnival with horse races, boat regatta and attractions to draw visitors. Plans include excursion rates, reduced travel costs, and a St Louis Exposition park exhibit to showcase at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Vusalan
Bttefly
Monotuta
Honotaly
St. Louis Exposition
Honolula
Verreres
Brown Helps Kona Plantations Update
Cecil Brown spoke this morning at Kona about Sugar Company matters. He said he traveled to Kona to oversee plantation operations and confirmed arrangements to advance money from creditors to the plantation. The crop is to be planted and proceeds will cover expenses. the plantation shows promising growth and a high yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brown
Kona
Hong Kong Sailor Convicted in Intended Murders on Peru
An elderly steward Albert Marshall aboard the steamship Peru was found guilty in the Hong Kong Supreme Court of shooting master Pillabury with intent to murder. He received a four year sentence, with a second count for grievous bodily harm. Trial occurred in a special criminal court sitting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Tate
Peru
Joe
Aytale
Goodman
Hong Kong Supreme Court
Hongkowe
Cie
Criminal Court
Albert Marehall
Pacific Mall
Albert Freeman Pillabury
Monckon
A. G. Wise
T. le Bowley
Mr. Stade
Meeers
Wilkinson
Orie
Reorganization Discussed At Home Rule Meeting
A large Home Rule meeting in Foster Hall last night discussed reorganizing the party and appointing a committee to draft and review proposals. Delegate Wilcox was noted to return by June, with the convention planned for July to consider chairmanship and broader reorganizational moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rule Party
Foster Hall
Mila
Kalunakalani
Ani
Wilcox Il
Dulcie
County
Munterpad
Alba
Honolulu
Home Rate
Lim
Kalauokalani
Washington
Jonah Kaldalimanis
Benatar Kanvha
Jobo Bmuterath
Odair
Ixtande
Toleety
Wilcox
Jemee K. Kaulta
Putille Works
Jamen
George Mark
Whivox
World’s Fair Envoy Inspires Hawaii Business Leaders
Acting Governor Cooper hosts Joby Durrett, Commissioner General for the Louisian Purchase Exposition, at a grand reception drawing nearly the entire Chamber of Commerce. The event in Honolulu featured prominent officials, merchants, and officials from public works and education as Durrett outlined U S Asia-Pacific relations and Pacific trade prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bath
Joby Durrett
Loulalang
Purchase
Cooper
Inn
Jenn Wes
H. 2. Cooper
W. F. Frear
Jivelice
A. Percy
Bf. Mf. Bathe
Jude W.t. Robinson
Macfartone
Clvirman
Honoluli Merchants’ Assuciation
Ao N
Kovolhul
Trwts
A.C
Chis
Mr. Cooke
Joe
Gordon Spencer
Chamber of Commer
Hotator Phident Jtawallan Puntore’ Association
P. Dole
J. H. Boyd
John Iya
Inter-lelanil
Hawaii
America
Walter Hate
Asia
Dewey
Manila
de Kross
Legal action seeks to remove street railway
The superintendent of Ruble Works Jamey A. Boyd sues Hawatien Tramways and associates to stop operation of an electric railway on King Street near Capitol Square claiming unlawful tracks. The case requests a injunction to bar tracklaying and remove the protruding rails after two years of dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawatien Tramways Company
Ruble Works
Jamey A. Boyd
Laren
W. Th Path
King Street
Hepolin
Capitol
Exposition Committee Chair Calls Meeting in St Louis
Acting Governor Cooper as chair of the Bt House Exposition Committee calls a Monday afternoon session at 1 o'clock. Commissioner John Barrett plans to travel to Japan Thursday and spends today with Mr. Dillingham, returning tomorrow. Pratt leaves for Washington bearing an introduction letter to A C Rulofson of Baker Hamilton. Rulofson’s interest aids Pratt’s efforts for San Francisco business support. Het receives Pratt’s letter via steamer commending Mondry and Aulofson’s assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Benator
W. C. Achi
H. Dick Kalavokalani
W. W. Haerh
W. 1D. Apexander
C. By Dyke
Kaughameha Schools
A.S. Cleghorn
Frank B Dorie
Wank
Atta
N. J
GedKe
Thom
J. Kigg
D, Chinne
Robert Cateton
A. J. Campbell
Joe B. Atherton
Marston Camphill
A. G. Hawesdr
Mien
Tigue
Towne
W. L. Mayper
J. M Templeton
Theodore Hardee
Connierioner
John Barrett
Cooper
Thane
Barrett
Harrett
Ehair Tin Hae
Bt. House
Japan
Dorlo
Dillingham
Walelua
Tomorros
Coramiya
Pratt
Washington
A.C. Rulofson
Baker & Hamilton
Pramcinvo
United States
Hans Gry
Rulofson
Str. Pratt
San Franenco Business Organica Tons
Het
Prat
Aulofaon
Mondry
Hawaiian Tramways Company price war claims in Honolulu transit line dispute
The filing alleges that Hawaiian Tramways Company falsely claimed ownership of an up to date streetcar line, accusing them of monopoly and outdated service. It contends the defendant's expansion plans threaten fair competition, citing alleged improper restraints and a desire to operate Waikiki routes with limited rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
R. W. Breckone
Dave
Bun Kwong Mau Company
Honolulu
Elem Corporation
Hitewalian Tramways Company
Almal
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company
Waikiti
Waikiki
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San Franscisco
Oregon Block
Eon Hotel
Union
Gods
Gomes & MeTiehe
Calera,n
King Atrest
Tel
City of Honolulu
Brown
Pillsbury
Lata
ST. Louis
Honolulu Rapid ‘Transit and Land Company
Heywood Patrol Shoe
Tina
Fort Street
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