Labor Complaints Over Park Work Hiring Practices
Acting Governor Alt Cartinson forwards a complaint to Holloway alleging Asiatic carpenters and stone masons are employed on Territorial work at Kaplolani Park in violation of Act 37 of the 1903 Laws. The Honolury Trades and Labor Council similarly urges remedy, citing taxpaying citizens and concern over non citizen labor filling positions. Sam Yowell, secretary, urges swift action before Governor Carter’s mainland departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Halloway
Honorwiu
Kaplolent Park
Gow
Holloway
Biri
Connell
Kaplolant Park
Tully Sugeest
Alt
Catrinson
Dearie
Honolury Trades and Labor
Kaplolani Park
Notce
Carter
Ghia
Sam
Yowell
Ryven
Rapidant Park
Ka Mol Arrives With Heavy Sugar Shipment From Honolulu
The schooner Ka Mol arrived from Honolulu with 2,620 large Paulla Sugar, discharging into the schooner Rosamond at the Fish Market Wharf. On the outward run Ka Mol carried the last of the Hawl mill machinery to Honolulu, taking the entire mill in multiple trips. The vessel boasted of careful handling with no bolts broken and plans to load again on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolpy
Koha
Rosamond
Fishmarket
Fonolpy
Hono Ipa
Vaudeville in View Tomorrow Evening at Travesty Full
The Travesty company plans a strong vaudeville program featuring Fiddle Dee Dew and Mittagne Colm with Fringed acts and a Puasa Cafe act, following by the full company. Producers expect tickets to sell to cover high costs as unsold seats hurt margins.
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Dee Dew
Mittagne Colm
Ak Mul
Theatre Pumeible
Praimay
Puasa Cafe
Mvchanicnl
Pat
Performancs
Cohen
Not Legal Body Dispute Over Grand Jury Indictment
A defendant moves to quash the present indictment claiming the Grand Jury was not properly constituted. He alleges discharge of certain members around May 20 1904, selection from registries, and bias against him. The prior indictment raised similar challenges but the court rejected them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaid
Grand Jury
Bar
Deponent Ableges
Special notice from Hawaii area includes power of attorney
During my absence from Hawaii territory Cecil Brown will act for me under full power of attorney in Honolulu on May 27 1904. Aloha Temple AOAON M D calls a special meeting at the Masonic Temple tomorrow Saturday at 12 o'clock noon to transact business. By order M E Grobsman Potentate JC Morton Recorder
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Territory of Hawaii
Cecil Brown
Honolulu
Po le Muneer
Aloha Temple Aoaon
M. D
Masonic Temple
Jas
F. Morgan
Kantumany Street
Monotutu
Ewa
Oahu
Katitd
Vincent Fernand
Paloma
Kapua
South Kona
Hawaii
Watalia
Motokalih
Atot
Moulin
Honotali
Kalandote
Waikiki
Jia
Das. F. Morgan
My Walomoona
Kawhumanu Atreet
Honoluli
Territory
Stabls CO
Hive
Moana Hotel Co.,Ltd
Honda
Dag
Weather and Maritime Listings Show Morning Temperature and Mixed Arrivals
Weather data lists a May report with morning temperatures and a high of 51, barometric readings, humidity, and wind. Maritime notices follow with multiple ships scheduled for departure or arrival from Honolulu, Kohala, and Kanai ports, naming vessels and captains.
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Buren
Panahou
Teaintall
Lydecker
Rivals For Possession On Kihau Street Lor
John F Colburn petitions a writ of prohibition to stop Irene M Cornwell and High Sheriff Arthur Brown from enforcing a district court eviction for premises on Kinwa street. The case traces back to 1902 when Judge Dickey favored Cornwell for rent arrears, Colburn appealing to the Supreme Court. May 26 writs were issued despite repeated tender offers of $116.98, challenging district jurisdiction and seeking prohibition to halt eviction. A cable from Hackfeld & Co notes the steamship Iberia arriving in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Colburn
Supreme Court
Irene 1
Cornwell
Arthur M. Brown
Territory of Hawaii
Dickey
Irene A. Cora
Kinnu Street
Irene B. Cornwell
Colburn
Kinwa
Plain- AM
Supreme
Possenson
District Court
Irene M. Cornwell
Messia
Robertson
Wilder
Jude Dickey
Brown
West Hawaii Ship News and Coastal Cargo Report
The Mauna Low arrived from Kani Kona and Maui ports with 8 166 A. Co. supplies and livestock including 22 head cattle, crates chickens, butter, fish, coffee, bananas and sundries. Governor Atkinson received social leaders Delonte Kuhio and Prince David among others as Hawaiian matters were discussed and plans set for the steamer trip to the mainland next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Low
Kani
Kona
Maui
A. Co
Hawaii
Honokaa
Punaluy
Hontapa
Pursi Conkling
Kanal
Honokas
Punalun
Hanuapo
Manuapo
Punlauu
Channel
Kan
Monnapo
Pahoa Mill
Atkinson
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Hall & Son, Ltd
Hawaiian Hardware Co
L. G. Pinkham
Port Street
Qugea
KA Moi
Vaudevilie
Call ON Hawaiian Trading Co, Ltd
Fort Street
Love
King Street
M. E. Grobsman
Tustrious Potentate
JC Morton
Recorder
Buyr
Maanatoa
Simeroo
Rao
Kone
Mant
Schr
Ka Mol
Hina
Honoloa
Kohalatele
Stine
Helene
Noten
Hawaii Porta
Kalileni Colly
Han Pranebeoo
Tla
Eee
Thusoday
Mokatola
Gregory
Kanal! Porta
Wriday
Am. Sehr
A. ‘Thayer
Son
Engers
Iow
Maui Yorts
Maun Low
T. R. Robinson
Rhoketa
Rey
J. Kauhour
Kamulikang
Mr. Cunningham
Mikond Cunninghans
Cane
Mire
Geo
Holph
Mr. Wim
Ralph
Mite Kolpl
Mra H
Demeon
Kanes
J. Hall
Brubner
Lanter
Whitney & Marsh
Kihau
Paritic Mail Steamship Co
Biberia
San Francisco
Hackfeld & Co
Nye
Lewis
Tel
Blue
Lewis m
West
Asalatant
Hotel ST
Young Hotel
von Hamm-Young Co., Ltd
Chambers Drug Co., Limited
Ghoth
Perfumes
Enginen
Fort and
King Sts
Orpheum Theatre
MR Harry James
Rolb and Dill
Barney Bernard
Winsfield Blake
Maud Amg
Charlotte Vidot
Lillie Rutherland
Richard Goodall
Webber & Field
Dee Dee
Cunningham
Kellogg
Thos. F. McTighe& Co
King BT. P.O. Box
Club Stables, Ltd
Victor Talking Machines
Bergstrom Music Co. Ltd
Riga
Cooland
Hawaiian Soda Works
The
Bulletin
NEW Overland
Southern Pacific
Vaanetass
California
Congress of Song
Hawaiian Opera House
Boys’ Field
M. Phillips & Co
Fort and Queen Ota
JAS. F.mo
GAN Aucionear and Broker
Kaahumanu Streat
P.O. Sox
At-iny-anléhroom
Kashumany At
Publie
Bachs Dry Goods CO
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