Foundational Efforts Highlight Santa We Railway Contracts
A discussion on the Hawaii sugar plantations and railway freight practices reveals tension between contractors, carriers, and the Interstate Commerce Act. Experts note the 1906 amendment clarifies commerce within territories, forcing future contracts to align with federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewllroad Company
Ainting Nyaltet
Seeretica
Conbignhes
District of Columbia
Kame
Territory of
Hawaii
Bartholdt Letter Praises Honolulu Trip Views
Congressman Bartholdt writes from Honolulu praising the Islands and his constituents. The Rt. Louis Globe-Democrat prints his letter and emphasizes his sincerity and willingness to stand by his positions through thick and thin despite a hasty tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthold
Rt. Lours Globe-Democrat
Roy
Bulletin
Bartholdt
Honolulu
Hiv
Rt. Loule Giote-Democrat
Interstate Commerce Law in Hawaii Item Brief
Honolulu dispatch reports on the application of interstate commerce law in Hawaii. A local mill and company prepared a contract prior to annexation with Hatloe grap and Poteet, raising questions about protections for Ma Wall’s shippers and special interests in the New York Journal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma- Wall
New York Journal
Honolulu
Millrand
Ited Binior
Hatloe Grap
Special Session Looms Over Legislature Action
Governor Frear drafts a message for a March special session to address core questions in the legislative prompt action. A substitute amendment is planned if needed as work progresses, with the session possibly lasting several days and continuing into the week. Senator Pulrehud of Kanal and Bons senator anticipate Senate activity amid party tensions and late reports from the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
Pulrehud
Kanal and
Bonsator
Pacific Mail 18 Damages by Dole Case Details
In Honolulu on November 10, 1906 a heavy wire cable fouled the Siteria's starboard propeller during maneuvers before leaving for Yokohama. The cable could not be freed, a delay of over an hour occurred, then the voyage proceeded. At Yokohama the cable was removed after three days and nights of work on return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallow, McClanahan
Siteria
Ter
Yokohama
E—ervr
Cable Dispute Over Siberia Propeller At Honolulu Harbor
A court ruling discusses whether a wire cable attached to a harbor buoy chain, said to fouling the Siberia starboard propeller, was property of the claimant or the Abelos. The decision weighs dredging operations and ownership amid technical arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacife
Honolulu
Junice Dole
Siberia
Abelos
Hbel
Technicastios
Damages Case on the Siberia Dry Dock and Repairs
The testimony centers on the Shellon and the Siberia voyage returning from the Orient. It questions dockage feasibility in China or Japan and whether repainting and oiling were equitable charges given the possible dry docking times and the consequences of the wire cable damage. The court weighs liability for injuries from continuing the voyage and the expected dockage expenses versus potential safe harbor if dry docking had occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyon
Eance
Honolulu
Beaton
Amination
San Francia
China
Japan
Manoiiia
Voller
Chen Ko
Inut
Rutito
Mhellant
Slownitie
Hamilton
Ehlot
Te Siberia
Ale Wan Wei
Siberia
Inntanee
Wich
Rae
Complex maritime dockage dispute outlines partial damages and delays
A legal document outlines repair costs, demurrage, and dockage charges related to ships Siberia, Beverly, and others. It details percentages of fault, compensation for repairs, and delays, including specific figures for docking, time charges, and services. The court assesses repair and delay claims, with certain amounts reduced or allowed and interest set from March 12, 1908.
Rubber Neck Wagon Aloha Island Tour Vehicle
Honolulu reports a rubberneck wagon built to carry twenty passengers. The vehicle, powered by a t Hp motor, is borrowed from the Mammy Young garage for around island trips. Known as the Rapid, it resembles a tally-to with a top and fold-down side for safety, boasting rubber tires and a speed around twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Alehtacoing
von Mammy Young
Honolali
Arouthd Out Antily Be Ecuwided NVory Sumny
Moderately toned item reports a political or civic action with unclear details and a focus on an event involving a public figure. Named entities are damaged or partially readable, but the piece hints at an official decision or plan and its potential consequences. The summary preserves the fragmentary yet factual core of the readable text.
Mrs Rivenburgh Writes New Hul as Placeholder
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mrs Rivenburgh writing new Hul as part of a political party celebration with hints of dates and locations. The text is garbled, showing names like Mra Toator Mivenbungh and references to a Monday arrival.
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Evening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing Co, Ltd
King Street
Territory of Hawaii
THE
Associated
FRESA
Er. Farrington
Ditor
Wheely Bulletin
Editorial
Rooma
Tel
Thoreau
Etiny Lair
Honolins
Santa We
Eld
Fustatice
Aiton
MR. Bartholdt
Interstate Commerce Law
Rear
Rere Busi
Trent Trust Co
Wainane
Waikiki
Beretania
Kaimuki
Mauana Valley
Emma
Kaimuki Pawan
Young
Vineyard
Kina
Young Bt
Thurston Age
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Bishop Trust (O., Ltd
Bethel Street
Alexander Young
Pacific Mail
Dole
Waterhouse Trust
Manoa Valley
Kaimaki
Waialae
College Hills
Pawaa
Matlock Avenue
Merchant
Bishop Trust Company
Imsited
Latien, Destroud
Wits
Misa J. Macintyre
Honolwiu
Shop & Company
Hank
Mien Macintyre
Mishop ‘Trust Company
Wathel Street
Expetan
Tome
Arla
Storia
Honoluli
Meola
Abel
Fhlers
Galegy
Theo, H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Beni
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
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