Consolidated items listing for Honolulu businesses and markets
A compact catalogue shows wholesale and stall listings including King Bt. Tel. 109, Sennernee products, Honolulu iron works, Wilder's steamship freight services, and the Honolulu Stock Exchange. Morning and afternoon sessions note government fixes and bid prices for Olea, McBryde, Kihei, and Ewa properties with various assessable amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phabtach
Sennernee ‘Geass, Siotn
Boarda
C. Brower & Co
Mii
Hawaiian Buyer Co
Ewa
Coast arrivals report Mariposa voyage and Rio de Janeiro loss
From the coast the Oceanic steamer Mariposa, Captain Renals, brought four days of news and mail detailing the loss of the Rio de Janeiro with most passengers. A long list of named passengers and their spouses arrives, followed by Corneliog Vanderbilt’s claim of a new boiler design and a lecture at hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanis Ateamship
J. M. Necker
Voegty
Elsenbeise
H. Nehacidus
Madame Vandour
Mims
C. S. Abbott
Mra. & M Ballou
C. Arper
T.berry
C. A. Bisbee
Mra
BH. Blood
F. J
P. K. Guild
JL E. Corbin
C. E. Marsh
J. W. Walker
G. T. Walker
McJ. Gray
HB. Green
M. Shanhan
M. JL Vinten
J. A. Hassinger
P. Henderson
M. Howe
H. W. Johnson
Louis Kenake
R. Kirk
Eb, K. Lindsay
Emma May
J. L. McComb
BF. Smith
M. Wichman
Sand
W. McDonald
E. W. Mer
Mra Mercer
Mise C. Mercer
Wiliam Morrie
Paul Neumann
Me. G. P. Rexford
N. Reynolds
H. Parker
B. Harrison
J. T. Langtate
D. Hine
D. Wintler
A. Owena
K. C. Hopsper
A. W. Beatle
John Medale
F. Cooper
H. Hotline
F. Penn
A. Davies
J. Johnson
RG. Ross
8. Watson
L. Zetteen
T. P. Faye
Corneliog Vanderbilt
Bhetels
House Advances 45000 for Legislature in 1901 Session
The Hawaii House passed a $45000 appropriation to fund the 1901 legislative session. Members debated journal printing, daily minutes, and clerical duties as bills and road estimates from Makawao, Molokai residents, and Kailua were discussed. Adjournment followed amid McKinley inauguration references and procedural pauses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKin Jey
House
Emmerith
Cooper
Iftt
Mossman
Emme |Luth
Imossman
Makekau
Beckley
Makawao
Pubic Works
Haleakala
Kailua
W. O. Aiken
Maui
Mahoe
Molokai
Prendergast
Robertson
Immeluth
Makxkekau
Hawaii
Dickey
Ahtlil
Aylett
Hmmeluth
Grifillan
Hasheo
Hoogs
Hihio
Kaauwai
Kauimakogla
Kawaihoa
Keiki
Kekaula
Kelfikoa
Makainai
Monsarrat
Nailima
Paele
Puuki
Wilcox
Noel
Ewaliko
Kanith
House Notes From Honolulu House Session
Rep resentatives gathered for routine proceedings as chaplain’s opening prayer set a somber tone. Speaker Akina presented a government note from HH M Dow seeking 440 dollars to recover overpayments, referred to auditor for details. Petitioners and petitions filled the agenda while Emmerith pressed for daily journal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenty
Father Neptune
Honolulu
Robertson
Emmeluth
Gilfillan
Emmerith
Dickey
Akina
HH. M. Dow
House
Makekan
Bills Brought Forward as Senators Return from Molokai
Senators, weary from the Molokai trip, return to a quiet Senate session. Two Republican members announce notices of several bills chiefly on Penal and Civil Law. Secretary Caryplean withholds copies of the bills to favor a newspaper editor who also holds a Senate post, provoking public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokai
Senate
Russel
Brown
Coypress
Caryplean
Marshal Ray May Not Leave Hawaii Marshal Ray signals possible resignation
Special Correspondence from Washington reports rumors Marshal Ray may relinquish his Hawaii marshalship and return to Washington due to salary disputes and health reasons. Ray, long Senator Cullom's political manager, says no definite action has been taken though Washington offers and his daughter Lilian may influence a move. He notes Hawaii duties are not onerous but salaries lag behind the federal level, with better posts offered but health and satisfaction keeping him in Honolulu for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sshington
D. C
United States
Mareéhil
Territory of
Hawaii
Marshal Ray
Senator Custom
Illnois
E. M. Boyd
Washington
Cullom
Lilian Ray
United States’ Court
Senator Cullom
Honollulu
Honolulu
Cal‘iom
Mincig
Mincig: Republican Central Committee
General Land Office
Tiincia
Opening Circuit Court Delayed At Libya
Deputy Attorney General Cathcart interpreter Chester Doyle and stenographer D H Cane missed the opening of the Circuit Court term at Libya aboard the Hall. The Deputy phoneed the Inter-relad office for a berth confirmation but learned the Hall had already left Hopolutu. Chester Dozgie learned of the departure while in Kia. another steamer sails for Kauai tomorrow with the legal party to travel then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathcart
Chester Doyle
D. H. Cane
Circuit Court
Kaual
W. G. Hell
Libya
Garden Isle
Inter-relaod Offoe
Tem
Toney
Hopolutu
Chester Dozgie
M Pin- Kia
Kauai
Perasege
Also Mentioned on This Page
King and Rte
King and Bethel
Ste
Kyeld & CO
Aaa ‘Eer Agente
Queen Bt
Bone
Schaefer
Bodawate Works
Atin Ba
Biolnter & Son Agents
Wolulu Iron Work ® CO
Wilder's Steamship Company
Hotolute
Hiamos
Hawaiian Sugar Co
Colta Terr
Gana Sagar
Bisa Sugar
Upe Oiowalu
Is Pacific Aed
House of Representatives
Territorial
President McKinley
McKinley
Roosevelt
Kaniho
A. G. M. Robertson
Kantho
Kant Ho Hed
Committee of Public Health
Robertap
Ford
Judiciary Committee
Wil
The
Daily Journal
Marshal Bay
Sant Nee To
Doga
Legal Party
Hall
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