Landing of Cable
Washington dispatch explains the Pacific Commercial cable issue in Congress. President Roosevelt may lack authority without new legislation to allow a private company to lay a transpacific line. House leadership favors broad presidential latitude and potential Honolulu or San Francisco landing. Democrats split on the issue. debates reflect Philippines independence politics and private versus government construction. ERNEST G. WALKER
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertiser
Washington, D. C
House
Roosevelt
Pacific
San Francisco
Honolulu
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Committee On Rules
Philippines
Manila
Washington
Pete” Hepburn
Sherman
Ernest G. Walker
Judge Estee Rules In Okolehao Case Against Kawailani
United States suit against the schooner Kawailani ends with judgment for the libelant. Judge Estee finds illicit liquor aboard and that owners are responsible for lessees actions. The court condemns the vessel and its gear, holding the liquor was unlawfully manufactured and untaxed and that Captain Moses knew the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okolehae
United States
Estee
Okolehao
Moses
Kawadani
Morgan's Big Scheme
A London to New York cable says associates in New York London Paris and Berlin have completed principal agreements to convert Italian rentes into bonds. The huge 12 percent 2.4 million Lire issue will occur early next year with 5 percent rentes becoming 3 percent bonds. Pierpont Morgan sped up the process in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
New York
London
Paris
Berlin
Pierpont Morgan
Parie
More Red Hats
The Pope attended the conatetory ceremony this morning borne to the Bistine chapel. Mon signora Martinell, Papal delegate to the United States, Archbishop Akrbdenski of Prague and Prince Bishop von Pridyne of Crecow were honored as red hats were formally bestowed. Charles Robert Ros, son of WC Toe of the Honolulu Iron Works, served as engineering draughtsman and now takes a three month vacation on the mainland, marking his fort trip away from Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Conatetory
Bistine Chapel
Bedis Gestatoria
Cardinalx
Kate
Monsignora Martinell
United States
Akrbdenski
Prague
von Pridyne
Crecow
Charles Robert Ros
WC Toe
Honolulu Iron Works
Kavim
The
Iron Works
the & N Castile
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Commercial News Stock market sees thin gains and big drops
The stock exchange shortens hours to one session while volume remains fair. Pioneer Mill gaps down to 60 after opening 70. Olas assessable at 2 dollars drops to 1.75. Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar and Oahu records show mixed activity with demand for high dividend stocks. Real estate eyes Rapid Transit routes. Emma Rowe property sells for 9500. mortgages steady amid liquidity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HILE
The
Stock Exchange
Pioneer Mill
Olan
He Stock Exchange
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company
San Francisco
Oahu
Hawaiian Sugar Company
Honokan
Kihel
Ewa
Ewa Fs
Kaimuki
Emma Rowe
James Love Place
James Campbell
Freeth
Hilo Meeting Promises Fast Horse Racing
The Hilo meet attracts keen betting as Weller Sambo and Violin ship on the Kinau for a week to peak for races against Del Vista Mollie Connors and Wayboy. Weller, favored for speed, faces sulk risk while Del Vista gains backers from prior close contests. Sambo challenges Wayboy in a likely fast mile, with McKenzie's horse aiming to run hard under a new driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hilo
Weller
Sambo
Violin
Big Island
del Vista
Wayboy
Black
Rambo
McKengie
Merchants Fair Horse Races Promised at Hilo
Local riders discuss a crowd pleasing program for the Merchants Fair meeting at Hilo. If Ou derkirk defeats McKenzie, Wayboy returns for a final July week to meet Sambo in a special pacing match. Cyclone may join as a third entrant to boost the pace. Quinn’s pacers won’t travel, as the driver is unavailable, leaving time for a single entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouderkirk
McKenzie
Hilo
Wayboy
Sambo
Cyclone
Quinn
King of Dahomey Seeks Return From Martinique
In Fort de France a Dahomey king prisoner since 1888 begs to be sent back home claiming Dahomey is safer. Officials doubt his claim while noting his modest comforts, three wives, two daughters and a son educated in St Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort DE France
Martinique
Dahomey
Pelee
Eling
Bohangen
St Pierre Anne
Roosevelt-Hanna Rift Sparks Toledo-Cleveland Fallout
President Roosevelt weighs an inquiry into Senator Hanna as Representative Burton accuses federal officers in Cleveland. The move risks severing cordial ties and provoking a sharp political split among supporters and friends of both men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Roosevelt
Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Burton
Emperor and Empress Meet John Barrett in Yokohama Audience
The Emperor and Empress of Japan received John Barrett, a St. Louis Exposition commissioner, in Yokohama in a special audience. They expressed warm interest in the undertaking and Barrett secured assurances of Japanese participation on an appeals tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Oday
John Barrett
St. Louis Exposition
Ofr
Barrett
Stricter U S rules on Samoa Tutuila imports outlined
Treasury Department guidance tightens interpretation of customs rules affecting shipments from Samoa via Tutuila. Imports to Hawaii remain eligible for reduced duties when re shipped to Honolulu, subject to certificates. New conditions require certificates to prove Tutuila origin and mandate six month export bonds for animals imported for exhibition to curb abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Samoa
Tutuila
United States
Honolulu
Spaulding
Trtalia
Tutulla
Hawaii
Islands
Department
Father Damien Sanguine Portrait of a Saint and Mission
The account recalls Father Damien’s devotion among Molokai’s leprosy patients. It describes a possessed woman converting after a vision, Damien’s sixteen years of service, his late fear of leprosy, and his final words about sacrifice and duty as the world notes his enduring example. The narrative emphasizes his humility, faith, and the spiritual transformation attributed to his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damien
Molokai
Dimittia
Cholera Remedies Prove Safe in Sudden Attacks
A historical notice urges carrying Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure preventive. W E Bosworth of LaPhyette Alabama reports quick relief after a June 1900 cholera morbus attack from one dose. Benson Smith & Co Ltd are agents for Hawai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
E Bosworth
LaPhyette
Ala. U . A. Cave
Benson, Smith & Co Ltd
Hawai
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mackay Line
Commercial News
Becaus
Father Damien
Towls &C0
Sydney
XS. W. So
Africana
Lemnos Ltv
Lapa Town
Natal
Port
Surreys
Pacific Vehicle and Supply CO
Beretania Street
Exicxs
Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Advidental & Oriental S. S. Co. and
Toyo Kisen Kaisha
Jup Oy
Prriay Rablic Weer Zongbong Hina
SAN Franereo
Hongko
Chi
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Rew
Corner Fort
King Streetz
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!