Cable Franchise Debate At Chamber Meeting In Honolulu
A Honolulu Chamber of Commerce session opened after 9 am to discuss Col. Spalding’s proposed cable contract with the government. Senators and business leaders debated exclusive franchise, subsidies, and timing, with objections to long terms and questions about United States support and costs.
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Chamber of Commeres
Covan
Gol. Z
Spalding
F A Schaefer
J B Atherton
Messrs
PO Jones
W F Allen
J F Hackfeld
H A Parmelee
J G Spencer
J T Waterhoun
T J King
J H Paty
Geo W Smith
CO Bolte
Senator Brown
San Francisco
North America
Col. Spalding
Japan
Australia
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United States
Jones
Hyman
Gol
Lowrey
Coust
Canada
Hawaii
Atherton
Castle
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic
Swanzy
Wen
Col.palding
Senate
Ploming
Uni
Widemann
Giffard
Enatia
Tentrich
China
London
Thurston
Brown
Fleming
Eati
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Cor. Fort and
Queen Streets
Honolulu
Fort Street
Honolua
Taos, Lindsay
Maxoracroniva Jnvenuen
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Kukui
Campbell Block
Merchant Street
Bream Enarwns
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Bornans
Coonins
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Leap Castines
Sero Partini
Job Wankes
Jas. F. Morgan
Queen Street
Allen & Robinson
C. B. Dwight
H. G. Biart
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P.O
C. Gerte
TEE Hawaiian Investment Company
Pou
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Sears
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P. Cooans
Mall
Lyon Bt
Lowell
Sarsaparilla
Ayer & Co
Lowell, Masy
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Illuminator Pacific Hardware Co
Merchants Exchange
TL. Shaw
King & Nawand Streets
Telephone 291
Pioneer Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
Hotel Street
D. J. Cashman
Sall
California Feed Company
Pacific Trading Co
Robert Grieve
Hawaiian News Company
City Deayage Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Hackfurd & Co
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