Notice to Creditors at Volcano Stables annual meeting
Notice states that at the stockholders meeting of Volcano Stables and Transportation Co. of Lulu held at their office on Saturday February 17, officers were elected for the ensuing year, naming J. T. Moir and A. Linilaay among the elected officials.
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Public Lands Office
Hilo
Hawaii
Katwaili
Pune
Land Department
Honolulu
Jas. W. Pratt
T. H
Volcano Stables and Tranportation Co
Lul
J. T. Moir
A. Linilaay A4
Progress of the Hawaiian refund bill in Washington
Delegate Kalanianaole reports renewed effort on the revenue measure with favorable comments from Speaker Cannon and Chairman Tawney. Senators Perkins and Beveridge voiced support, while opposition is possible from Lloyd and minority leader Williams. The delegation highlights courtship of key senators and committee hearings as efforts intensify to secure a favorable report. In Chicago, John R. Walsh, former president of the failed Chicago National Bank, has been arrested for banking-law violations.
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Washington
Kalanianaole
Honolulu
Washington, D. C
Hepburn
Cannon
Tawney
Bourke Cochran
John Sharpe Williams
Lloyd
Perkins
Warren
Flint
Beveridge
Senate Committee On
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Foraker
Rayner
Pyles
Wetmore
George W. Smith
Senate
Ori
California
New Willard Hotel
McLachlan
River and Harbors
Hawaii
Smith
Hays
Kahn
Tanta
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
House
Bill to Increase Salaries Bill Introduced in Senate
Washington March 2 Senator Gallinger introduced a bill fixing the President’s salary at 75000 dollars a year the Vice President and Cabinet at 15000 each the Speaker of the House at 12000 and Senators and Representatives at 7500 each.
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Washington
Gallinger
House
Russian Refugees Arriving in New York
Russian refugees arrive in New York as a wave of two thousand people lands amid March 2 reports. Officials describe the arrival as a humanitarian milestone with aid arrangements underway.
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New York
Nationalize Japanese Railroads
Tokio March 2 The Cabinet resolves to submit to the Diet a bill for nationalization of the railroads. Washington March 2 The tariff bill and a proposed Philippine free trade bill have been killed in Senate Committee. Washington D C March 2 The House passes the Army Appropriation bill carrying sixty nine millions of dollars.
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Tokio
Diet
Washington
Senate
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Expected Outbreak in China Report from multiple cities
News from Canton Washington Beijing and Manila describes rioting in Nanchang with six Jesuits and two Kingman family members killed, Americans evacuated, a gunboat ordered to scene and refugees fleeing. Empress Dowager ill in Peking as tidal wave reports arise in South America. General Wood travels to Mindanao amid Chinese troubles.
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Canton
Nanchang
Washington, D. C
Kingman
Shanghai
Washington
D. C
Rodgers
State Department
Kinkiang
Peking
Troops to Manila and other early March dispatches
A panhandle of news from Veletia to Manila reports U S transports Kilpatrick and Mc Clellan with First Infantry en route to Manila. In Springfield rioting subsides after militia restores order, while Prize Fighter Tenny dies from cerebral hemorrhage after a fight. Also reports dynamiting in San Diego and bank robbery in Helsingfors, plus coal miners’ convention planned by John Mitchell on March 15.
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Manila
Veletia
Malta
U.S
Kilpatrick
McClellan
San Francisco
Tenny
Neil
New York
John Mitchell
Roosevelt
Supreme Court Orders Oil Trust Witness to Testify
Jefferson City Missouri February 27 The Supreme Court rules witnesses must answer questions in the oil trust cases forcing Rogers to disclose information on Standard Oil operations in the state.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Supreme Court
Rogers
Standard Oil
Senator French Acquitted in Bribery Charge
Sacramento February 26 Senator French, charged with accepting a bribe in the last legislature, has been acquitted. The acquittal ends the bribery case against the senator.
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Sacramento
French
Castro Rejects Monroe Doctrine Move Sparks Venezuelan Crisis
Willemstad February 26 report that President Castro of Venezuela plans to break with the Monroe Doctrine and expel foreigners. The populace favors an American protectorate and immediate intervention, signaling a potential regional crisis.
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Willemstad
Dutch West Indies
Castro
Venezuela
Quarantine Bill Passed in Honolulu Harbor Reclamation
Cablegram to W A H Connor reports government appropriation of 20000 dollars for the reclamation of Quarantine Island in Honolulu Harbor. The San Francisco Bridge Company dredging work is affected as the measure moves forward.
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Honolulu
W. A. H. Connor
San Francisco Bridge Company
Dilke Introduces Woman Suffrage Bill in Parliament
London Feb 25 Sir Charles Dilke has introduced a bill in Parliament granting the franchise to women. The noted English statesman was involved in a famous divorce case years earlier, which is referenced as a turning point in his career.
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London
Charles Dilke
Sir Charles Dilke
King Edward Lamed For Life After Fall
London reports King Edward injured his Achilles in a hunting field fall last November and will be lamed for life. A later dispatch says he began a two month holiday trip to France and the Mediterranean, traveling incognito as the Duke of Lancaster.
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London
Edward
France
Mediterranean
Cognition
Duke of Lancaster
Hamakua Ditch Company plans ditch construction this year
Activity rises as contracts filed in the record office show the Hamakua Ditch Company pledged to start actual ditch work this year and supply water to plantations next year. The on file agreements involve the Ho nokan Sugar Company and the Pacific Sugar Mill Company for the upper ditch, with lower ditch contracts filed but later withdrawn.
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Hamakua Ditch Company
Ditch
Honokan Sugar Company
Pacific Sugar Mill Company
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Attorneys-At-Law
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Sxvarance
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Hilo, Hawaii
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