Breach of Promise Cases and Guardianship Petitions
The High Courts hear breach of promise and guardianship matters involving late Edward A. Gulaspo’s children in Pearl City. Petitions note a Pearl City house and mortgage, furniture values, and various discontinued divorce actions. A legacy duty question in John Mott Smith’s estate goes to Judge Carter. Administrators report accounts and court actions proceed as evidence is presented in ongoing cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastana
Edward A. Gulaspo
Pearl City
Rosie Hopkins
Edward Hopkins
Guillermina
Arayel
J.J. Arayal
John Mott Smith
A. W. Carter
Moses Aslona
Aarons
Benjamin Kaneibaluu
J. P. Kuia
Makawao
Nee
Boyd Ve. Gandall
Suill
Ajoctment
Carter
Regimental Parade Route Outlined by Mounted Reserve
Eight military companies and the mounted band will march tonight under Colonel Fisher. The Mounted Reserve forms a third battalion and the route runs from ground to Fort King Aln Pris Berotania Emma yard Fort Kukui Manon King to the Executive building and back to the drill shed with mounted police for crowd control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Fort
King
Aln- Pris
Berotania
Emma
Kukui
Manon
Marshal Brown
Japanese Laborers as Non Permanent in Hawaii
An Examiner editorial disputes claims that Japanese workers in Hawaii are permanent settlers. It notes Japan seeks no control, Hawaii owes allegiance to Americans, and Japanese laborers were contracted workers who were to return home after wages. The piece argues Hawaii bears no obligation to admit more laborers and that natives’ guardianship was American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
England
Hawaii
Arctic Ocean
Molors Deputy Att Gen Dole to visit Molokai
Deputy Attorney General E P Dole will travel to Molokai tomorrow for further investigation of a recent murder of a Chinaman. He will be accompanied by Deputy Marshal H K Hitchcock. From Molokai he will go to Wailuku to confer with officers about cases for the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Dole
Molokai
H. KR. Hitchcock
Dole
Wailuka
Uncertainty Overshadows Europe as Drinks Reach Salons
Public interest focuses on annexation and potential wars as Europe trembles during unsettled debates. Offalo and Hoffbrau emerge as favored beverages with dependable shipments to the Royal, Pacific and Cosmopolitan Saloons under the established interchangeable system. No sugar dividends expected until month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offalo
Hoffbrau
San Francisco Jubilee Presents Queen Victoria Tableaux
A San Francisco jubilee celebration features a series of tableaux honoring Queen Victoria. The program includes scenes from the Queen's Accession, the Coronation, the Great Exhibition opening, Crimean heroes decoration, the Viceroy of India Durbar, and an allegorical rally of nations under the British Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Victoris
Victoria
India
Empresa of
Government Replies to Japanese Emigrant Claim Through Shimagura
In reply to inquiries the Government states it is preparing a reply to the Japanese rejected emigrants claims for warded by the Japanese Foreign Office and presented to this Government through Minister Shimamura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shimamura
NZ Legislator McCullagh Visits Honolulu and Receives Agricultural Rebeh
About a year ago Mr Mc Cullagh a member of the New Zealand Legislature passed through Honolulu He was entertained by Attorney General Wm O Smith and now at his instance a large parcel of valuable agricultural rebeh has been received by Mr Smith from John D Ritchie secretary of the Department of Agriculture at Wellington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullagh
New Zealand
Honolulu
Wm. O. Smith
Mith
John D. Ritchie
Department of Agriculture
Wellington
Board of Health discusses port physician duties and dairy tuberculosis
At a regular meeting President Smith noted Dr Day's absences in Japan require a deputy port physician. Dr Wood was appointed as deputy port physician and health officer. Discussions covered a proposed cemetery site, dairy tuberculosis inspections with 11 of 26 cows infected, leper settlement visits, and quarterly reports from Kalibi. Quarantine status for Japanese ships was reviewed with release planned after 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Day
Japan
Wood
Aod
Dorkc
Smitch
Olawa
Dodge
Louvarrat
Meyer
Coleman
Alvarez
Kalibi
Preaieot Smith
Sita
Victoria Cottage
Hilo Hospital
Education notes mix with Eureka bank failure dispatch
A muddled report covers errors in attendance totals and a Humboldt Bank bankruptcy. It notes a five point discrepancy in grand totals, cites a damaged digit likely from a misread eight, and preserves a six year nationality attendance comparison. It also includes a Eureka dispatch from April 23 on Randall Banking Company failure with $11,452 liabilities and the Humboldt Tanning and Manufacturing Company assignment for creditors, with J M Sasa as a director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Randall Banking
Humboldt Tanning and Manufacturing Company
Ssvo
J. M. Sasa
Tanning
Randall Banking Company
Lim
Laws
Honolulu
Wilder
Nuuanu Valley
Stockton Steamer Passengers Die After Debauch
The Stockton steamer Captain Weber brought two dead passengers to port yesterday morning, Dr. J. C. McCall and Frank Boley of Blough City. They had shared a stateroom after days of drinking and morphine, then were found dead with a note saying there is no one to blame. Local inquiry continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Weber
City
San Pick Tisen Examiner
J. C. McCall
Frank Boley
Accident injures David Shanks in Honolulu tennis event
David Shanks, a popular Honolulu youth, suffered a severe injury when a soda bottle exploded while opening it. The right wrist was severed by glass, requiring plaster and several stitches. He will be off work for months and must quit tennis, a loss he deeply laments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shanks
Hono- Tolu
Herbert
Plaster of Paris
Shanks
Sewall Sees Silver Move in Politics Anew
Arthur Sewall of Maine, the Democratic nominee for Vice President, arrives in Stockton. He argues monetary reform is needed and predicts growing silver sentiment as public prosperity stalls. He notes gold-standard rhetoric and cites Bryan as likely silver choice for 1900, urging patience before judging tariff effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Arthur Sewall
Maine
J. D. Peters
Sewall
Enot
Sowall
Amerrcoa
Watterson
Examiner
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Bewall
Bryan
Enat
Lodging Rates Spotted on Mechanic and Nuamu Streets
A notice lists lodging by day week or month on Mechanics Home Somer Hotel and Nuamu streets. Terms include 60 cents per night and 1.26 dollars per week. It invites readers to inspect king broad enlargements to judge value for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somer Hotel
Nuamu
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the Evening Bulletin
King Biroat
Honolua
Rtkeiane
P. O. Box
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Atate
Evapari
Aver's Pills
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
von Holt
King Street
Australia
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Salq
Surrey
Bne
Kitouon
Wilder Avenue
Kinwa
Pilkol
Howie
Rodello
Jano
Palameau
Rable
Lirge Yard
Barotania
Tear Pillai Street
Francis Dunn
E& Office
Fort Street
Spreckels
Iso
Mounted Reserve
Hawaie
Nealers
the Molors
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Board OF Health
Wood and Day
A. Brown
D. Keliipio
Des
Monanrrat
Howard
B. Reynolds
Wilcox
Oahn
Selec
Amthum Sewall
Cleve
Aglen
Bryon Megara
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