Pearl City Fruit Co plans cannery and expansion in Ewa lands
The Pearl City Fruit Company revealed plans to boost capital from 825,010 to 330,000, establish a 30,000 to 40,000 can per day cannery, and plant 75 to 100 acres of pine with new fibre mills for pineapple leaf fibre. J W Smith, longtime manager and former farmer, described the venture and its strategic layout atop 650 foot elevation, aiming for increased rainfall and diversified industry amid annexation context.
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Pearl City Fruit Company
Ewa
Osim Sugar Company
Pearl City Fruit Co
Charleston
D. C
Smith
Honolulu
Port Oley
Bun- Levin
Wiehall
E. O. Smith
Lowrie
Jas. Lyle
D. B. Murdoch
P. Bobne
Tressurer
Tricks That Are Vain Arrest on Pensacola Street
Kun On was arrested on complaint by Jil or Henry alleging the Chinaman furnished insertion and preparation of opium to a cook in a prisoner gang on Pensacola street. The scheme, though cleverly conducted, exposed weak friends who were not loyal to the peck and the matter moved to headquarters. The opium was wrapped and rolled into leaves after the manner of lawa Tued fish.
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Kun On
Jilor Henry
Inser
Pensacola Street
Ihis
St Paul departure hides four stowaways from harbor
Four individuals Nalau Kakalia Poe and Jon Nika reportedly left on the St Paul after gathering dimes and tickles from the water front. Their clothes were placed aboard the slip the night before departure and they climbed aboard with soldiers’ help, slipping into a place the police did not search.
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St. Paul
Nalau
Kakalia
Poe
Jon Nika
Deserting Sailors Arrest Adds Pressure on Harbor Police
Yesterday afternoon another deserter from the C. D. Bryant was captured, with Jim Kapihoa of the harbor police planing to escort three men from the Charles & Crocker to the ship on Tuesday. The men vow not to return, while Kupibes promises a formal escort to the wharf before departure. Mrs Mokes reports a hopeful sign to Lieut. Hant and Private O Connor at the Red Cross hospital. Their conditions remain critical.
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C. D. Bryant
Jim Kapihoa
Charles &. Crocker
Big Jim Kupibes
Limwell
Bicycle repairs and parts in stock and special orders
Readable text lists bicycle repairs and parts including seat posts with roller bearings, cones, axles and sprockets. Mentions stock availability and made to order options, with references to various components and brands.
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Arden
Oll
Eth
Honolulu Cyclery Prompt Notice
The fragmentary item notes June prompt attention at Honolulu Cyclery and mentions attention to law enforcement and a call to action related to work and establishment details.
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Lynn
Three Chinese riot defendants found not guilty by foreign jury
In higher courts informals, the panel is excused until Monday as various matters stay on file. Trials yesterday included Young John Ying v W W Abana with a verdict for the plaintiff and $100 damage. The case Cha Fan va Young John Ying, assumpsit, resulted in a $27.50 verdict for the plaintiff. An appeal was noted, and You Tai withdrew his appeal and paid his fine. The foreign jury is excused until Monday. Discontinuance filed in Saw Shu v Jim Quon. Ejectment suits discussed and settled. rent and tax issues delegated to court. Amicable settlement reached in Right Rev. Gulsiin v Ro port.
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Wainnao
Yeater
Young John Ying
Kk O White
Chas Phillips
J Viery
C R Doment
Henshall
Dickey
A G M Robertson
L Saw Shu
H M. von Holt
Right
Annexation Club Plans Informal Celebration After Flag Raising
The Annexation Club met at noon and decided not to hold a literary program for the ceremony. An informal celebration is certain after the flag raising with wireworks planned on the Executive building grounds at 7 30 o clock.
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Annexation Club
Ims
Executive Building
Anexation Club
Caledonian Society of Hawaii to Host Grand Halloween Festival
The Caledonian Society of Hawaii plans a grand Halloween festival in Hilo and is arranging early. They intend to ask plantation managers across the islands to grant Scottish employees three days’ liberty to attend the fete. Arch C. Steele, former Honolulu Thistle Club chief, serves as society president.
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Caledonian Society of
Hawaii
Hilo
Arch. C. Steele
Honolulu Thistle Club
Bergstrom Mine Co grand opening set for Saturday
The Bergstrom Mine Co Ltd will stage a grand opening Saturday afternoon and night. The store appears nearly complete in all departments and invites the public to visit and view its first class assortment.
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Bergstrom Mine Co. Ltd
Lhe
Moat
Swearing Officials at Police Station and Migration Bureau
District Judges Wilcox and Peterson will administer the oath to support the Constitution and laws of the United States at the police station from two to five tomorrow afternoon. Government officials and a migration bureau team will act as notaries in the Judiciary building to witness the ceremony during the same hours. High authority states the oath does not confer citizenship rights or privileges.
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United States
Japan
Hawaii
Sowall
Viice
Hauwaii
Sone
Judd
Judiciary Department
Newlands
MrKinley
Dole
Cooper
Damon
Interior
Attorney Generals Department
McKinley
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Executive Building
Pawenge
Executive Council
Sed Consular Corps
United States Army and Navy
Council of State
Senate
House of Representatives
Provisional Government
Annexation Club
Lilinokalani
Kaialani
David Kawannnakoa
Jonah Kalanionsole
A. 8
Cleghorn
Foreign Office
King Street
Iran
Curda
Washington
W. Luther Wilcox
Chua
F. Peterson
Melock
Ironit Court
Antone Perry
W. L. Stanley
John A. Hassinger
Jos
W. Girvin
As Notarias
Immigration Bureau
Judiciary
Ontire
Bor
Marriage in Kapaluma Ends With Old Time Tow
Miss Josephina McCandle warned guests as Artone Lawrence wed at the Noble home Kapaluma. Sister Mary McCandlew served as maid of honor while McGuire was best man. After the ceremony a merry party formed around a dark table for an old time toast. About thirty guests attended the event.
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Kapaluma
Josephina McCandle
Artone Lawrence
Electrifying Kiedels Davies light shield dazzles readers
An odd description outlines an illuminated shield for the Executive filing tomorrow. The piece features goat colored bulbs mimicking gold fringe with blue starry field lights and stripes lit in white and ruby, promising a striking display.
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Kiedels Davies
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Jax, Lavin
Gay D. Boynton
Minnesota
Red Cross Hospital
Glenfarg
Flag Ralaing
Sharpshooters Co
Sharpshooters Company
Navy
Aregular Military Company
Rakuake
Honolulu Rifles
Royal
Nallwo
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Honolulu Cyclery
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