First Delegates' Meeting Formed In Eleventh District
The Sixth Representative District met at the YMCA to organize after primaries. J H Coney was named temporary chairman. H K Kahele temporary secretary. Committees on credentials and permanent organization were formed. reports and elections followed for officers and precinct representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Kapunial
KW. Kinney
W Kaudeen
J. Ke Kapunial
J. Pereira
Mebane
CW. Smith
W. D. Mefiryde
K. W. Kinney
Chan Wilcox
John Wilcox
Wilcox
W. Wilcox
Whe Rice
J. HL Coney
Mlk
Kihele
F Malin
C. Chelenth
G. HL Pairehudki
Comes
M. Cox
Ninth Precinct
Jon. K. Lots
W. Werner
WH. Rey Ana
W. Wilkes
J. J. Coney
Hord
Rice
Movn
J. H. Coney
District Committee
Coney
H. K. Kaholeee
Chas
A.B. Wilcox
Hinclard Chae
Teedsier
GW. Smith
Cal Rie
Mhau
Mtr
Kinney
Patricid Ax
J. Spaht Jung
J. H. Comey
G. H. Fairchild
Win. Werner
Mr. Kinney
Hon appoints 16 WwW Kinney G He Wakehill and WG smith
A terse notice records the appointment of Kinney G He Wakehill and WG Smith to positions designated as 16 WwW. The terse entry notes mover and secretary actions, with a formal but unclear sequence of official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
G. He Wakehill
WG. Smith
Commercial Body Closes Its Yearly Report and Debates
The Hawaii Chamber of Commerce reviews the year’s work noting seven meetings and eleven trustee sessions. It advocates extending redemption of Hawaii Territorial bonds, seeks better harbor improvements at Pearl Harbor, a Hilo breakwater, more federal buildings, and port facilities while praising Reverend H. A. Cooke for leadership and endorsing various federal and local initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preadtont Cooke
Hawaii
William Haywood
Honolulu
Islan
San Francisco
Pearl Harbor
Hilo
Honolua
Milo
Chamber
Admiral Evans
Board of Commissioners
Philippines
Hawaiian Promotion Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Tides and ship arrivals at Honolulu and Hilo noted
From a dated notice the document lists tides at Kabutai and Hilo about an hour earlier than Honolulu. It records Hawaiian Standard Time being 10h 20m behind Greenwich. Whistle times and several ship arrivals and departures are noted for ports including Maul, Kow Jatt, Kanaiam, and Kowalina, with vessels such as Camron, Richard, Las lays, Helene, Neleon, and Shy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidde
United States
Kabutai
Hilo
Honolulu
Greenwich
Camron
Richard
Las Lays
Boor
Hall
Thompson
Kanal
Lehr
Kawailani
Uiwnahete
Kow Jatt
Parentine
Helene
Neleon
Maul
Shy
Kainian
Abts Fandinns
Weidnemtay
Atte
Rime
Mikahala
Gregory
Nib Hon Ad Koval
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce selects new trustees
NEW TODAY at the annual meeting the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce elected trustees for the ensuing year. E. D. Tenney was named President F. J. Lowrey Vice President and G. Spencer Treasurer and Secretary. Also elected were E. F. Bishop H. A. Isenberg Hedemann Lang F. Morgan C. L. Wight E. J. Spalding W. M. Giffard F. M. Swanzy and James Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Dealenbie
Macfarlane
United States
B&o
Nonotain
Jas
Gordon Spencer
Cookewan
Honolulu Chamber of Commerce
E. D. Tenney
F. J. Lowrey
G. Spencer
Vo Tranaurer
Mesars
E. F. Bishop
H. A. Isenberg
Meeting notice for Honolulu lodge at St Antonio Hall
The reer meeting at Honolulu avcle No 140 FO B will be bald this Wednesday evening at 7 30 o clock at St Antonio Hall. All visiting Brothers are invited and members requested to attend by order Henry Vierra Secretary.
San Francisco list of residents and households
A long San Francisco roster lists numerous individuals and family groups with varied spellings and affiliations. The fragment includes names such as Ming M. Buneh, Dr. K. J. Wilko and Mrs. J. Delaney, along with several households and spouses. Partial OCR yields a dense, unordered directory-like summary of people and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Por
Alm Moda
C. H. Allerton
Ming M. Buneh
W. M. Rayd
J. W. Brewater
Mise G. Dias
Minn Ay Dunn
K. J. Wilko
W. KE. Dodd
Mine Ay Fitzpatrick
Mes. M.thrim
A. T. Gureey
Minnes Gastboldi
A. He Hankerson
BN. Smith
Mint Meth Tron
Kempner
Mea
W. Mf. Langton
Mite Mons
A. Mackenalo
Re Marshall
Miswon Mackengle
W. F. Marshall
Stra Morean
F. Meethy
Mae Ryan
P. Hobinson
Mie
Rhones
Chia
Fraty Kanal Porta Peratin
Mika Hale
Arig
Mine
Tele
Miee
Luts
Kalwi
Ryz Spabling
Dm. Spalding
Wiecox
Rankin
Dh. Howland
M. Promer
Chi Hen Chai
Wo Chiu
A. Kennedy
Deek
Kauai Steamer Arrivals and Trade Talks Report
The steamer Mikxohala arrived from Kava and Niland with freight and livestock, and shoreside notes list 698 bags and various goods. Freights at Hanaleddin and Maka Well underway, with pleasant trade winds and smooth seas. The report mentions sugar shipments at Kaus ports and a Promotion Committee effort led by President Cooke, though results were mixed. Government and local development talks continued with Gov Carter and Health, Trade, and Extension plans under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikxohala
Kava
Niland
Siuwe
Iran
Wadirhom
Wright
Nowa
Sean
Kaual
Vresident Canker
Anwar
Congress
Henry Waterh Teatieil
Meptariad
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Spalding
Haskel Pneumatic
Okobo
Opresto
Silvertown
Agrippa
Hall & Son, Ltd
O. Rice
District Forces
Rorretaryy
Hawaiian Soda Works Telephone Bive
Thanersemerta
Thanner
Cubhagrama
Allie
Eureka
Hawaiian Trading Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Love
Thos. F. McTighe & Co
Dole
Territory of Hawaii
Tel
King ST
F.C
Alameda
Dowdell
San Frenchien
OM Wim
Argyl
Gilbay
Ban
Bim
Lakolike
Napala
Mo Fokal
Lanai Porte
Woodbury
Harrin
Hoo Direct
Henry Vierra
Raslatant
Moura
Beseeae
Whitney & Marsh
Jill
Holokus
Madras
E. H. Lewis
Colts
Smith & Wesson
Iver Johnson
Ceasar eSkeleton
Chambers Drug Co
Col. Kinger Fort Sts
Maui
Kauai
M. Damon
Moamalua Polo Grounds
E. O. Hall && Sons
Woods & Sheldon
Pearson & Potter
the Woman's Exchange
Fors
Union Pacific
F. Booth
G. A. Montgomery
T. San Francisco
Gal
Noite Board of Strategy
The
Pacific Mutual Life
Col
C. J. Hutchins
JAS. F. Morgan
Kaahumanu Street
P.O. Box Oe
F. Morgan
AL My Saler
Kashumann St
Luther Wilcox
Wal
Aloha
Young Street
Jag
NEW Overland
Chicago
New York
Miectrte Reed
Ery Booth
Sens
Teleptene Bervi
Southern
Pacific
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