Fire Claims Commission Details Explained at Capitol Hearing
The senatorial committee in the Capitol's legislative hall examined the Fire Claims Commission's methods with W. Macfarlane and other members present. Awards were explained, including deductions, residency, and invoices, with questions on insurance subrogation and absentee claims.
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Senatorial Commisnion
Legislative Assembly Hall
Capitol Building
Fire Claims Commission
W. Macfarlane
A. SN. Kepoilal
J.G. Pratt
F. J. Testa
Fire Claims
John M. Thurston
W. A. Whiting
Cooper
Dr. Wood
FM. Hateh
W. C. Smith
Gehr
C. Haswon
Macfarlane
Dole
Wanby Tngton
Witpest
Board of Health
Glal Claire
Courmlnsson
Clei Wan In
F. W. Macfarlane
Commission
Small Farming Debate on Commiss' In Hawaii Territory
Testimony before the Senatorial Commission recalls Judge Little and Sheriff Andrews. Discussion covers judiciary changes since annexation, land and tax administration, and the role of the sheriff as prosecuting officer. Albert Horner Jr reads a memorial advocating diversified farming and a four cent per pound coffee bounty, plus limits on Oriental immigrant influx.
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Hilo
Senatorial Commission
Hill
Judge Little
Sharif Andrews
Burton
Foster
Cooper
Sherif Andrews
Mitchell
Andrews
Board of ‘Health
Attorney Wise
Wise
Yeu
Andrewe
oMeer
Albert Horner, Jr
Horner
Pacific Inlanda
Porto Hico
Congreun
Territory of Hawaii
State of
California
Hawaiian Islands
Inc
Mawaii
Saul
Hawaiian Commercial # Sudar Co
Volcano Activity Report Delights President Wight
President Wight of the Wilder reports from Hawaii that the volcano is very active with a display now more beautiful than ever. The ship line has received advices confirming the increased volcanic spectacle, and observers note its striking eruption and lava light.
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Wight
The
Wilder
Sreamship Company
Hawaii
Senators Pleased with Reception at Hilo
The Senatorial Commission arrived at Hilo aboard the steamer Helene and toured the region, noting abandoned coffee lands and volcanic activity near the crater. They stayed at Volcano House and Mountain View, guests of local hosts, before continuing to Hamakua and Papaikou on a lengthy itinerary with many named officials and attendees.
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Hilo
Senatorial Commission
Honolulu
Mountain View
Volcano House
Waldron
Yolcang House
Nichol Ruvsol
Mins Bar ‘Uh Robertson
Mise Whitney
J.T. Moir
Hamakua
Papaikou
Port
J. Re Rerivalsad Vite Dene Tor Foster
John H. Macbot
H.C. Robertson
Ian Parker
John M. Thurton
HM. &. Cooper
Boyd
A. Richley
Paul F. Mohr
Anna B. Orlegs
D. L. Conkling
J. M. Boyd
L. Beverance
T McCronson
RC. A. Peterson
Judge Gee
D. Gear
W. A. Purdy
A. S. Paltroy
C. W. de Koight
C. C. Kennedy
A. B. Loebenstein
W. C. Cook
4. A. Smith
Sherif L. A. Andrews
Carroll Purmap
T. Rich Robinson
Judge Stanley
Cecil Brown
KE. B. 0Clanahan
George K. Carter
B. F. Dillingham
Threshing Out Sumner Case At Honolulu Court
A Honolulu court session focused on Sumner guardianship as Marla B Davis seeks guardianship citing Sumner's capacity and risk of rash land deals with the Oahu Railway and Land Company. Judge Robinson set the matter for Monday with arguments over competency and potential testimony, while motions to alter proceedings and appoint a guardian were debated.
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John K. Sumner
George A. Davis
Hobbson
Marla
Davis
Sumner
Qubu Railway On Land Company
Honolulu Harbor
Henry B. Highton
Dtr
Bumner
Dr. Day
Germany
W. A. Kinney
Robinson
Davin Awered
Raway Company
Doyie
Highton
Robinston
Davia
Marty
Davis Ee
Oahu Railway and Land Company
Gear
Marla B. Davis
Burmner
Yacht Regatta Protest Delays Saturday Races
Honolulu officials report that several yachts faced course discrepancies in Saturday races. A protest, filed by protestor Allen Dunn, alleges boats deviated from the official program and that wind conditions caused uneven information. The Regatta Committee will decide on actions, with Mytle and Vi Ke both in contention for first prize after adjustments. The Mary Lis Gladys race saw further positional errors, altering lead dynamics and prompting a re-run decision.
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Hegutig
Regatta Committee
Honolulu
Allen Dunn
Myrtle
Geo. Crosier
J, Jones
Wantain Vieke
George Turner
Turner
Gladys
Arthur L. Merry
Blues win polo game 2 1 over Whites on Saturday
The Blues defeated the Whites 2 to 1 in a polo match held Saturday. Allan Dunn registered a goal and C. W. Dickey scored a time and kept the score close for the Blues. Commission ant GC Senator Mitchell informed Dr. Blog Bett this morning that two commissioners will make the trip to the Settlement.
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Mitchell
Blog Bett
Blues
Acore
Beainet
Allan Dunn
C. W. Dickey
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