China Merchants Seek Pacific Shipping Tie With American Interests
Sain Francisen reports the China Merchants Steam Navigation Co exploring joint operations with American interests to enter Pacific shipping. The fleet, mostly from China Merchants, would deploy 20 to 70 ships with Chinese crews, joining with American line ties and canal schemes to challenge Western dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sain Francisen
Robert Dollar
Monty
Marlye
Steam Nahato Company
Wirty
Orient
Chinewo Porta
Dujan
Bin
Opie
Great
Butterfield & Twire
Jardine, Muthowen de Ce
Heele
Hop
Chinewe
Forcom
Local artists vie for Moral Parade poster award
Secretary HP Wood reports broad interest in the Moral Parade poster contest. A special committee rejected all originally submitted posters, though some well known artists may resubmit. Strong designs were anticipated by Friday as publicity continues and new folders are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP. Wood
Temaya
Bentember
Mir
Innnbers
Kilauea
Howard Hitchcock
Atlantic City
Vugmln
Kitauen
Hitchcock
Standay
Washington
Hawaii
Kart Raedeker
Pacific
Kay Nuin
Akin Sind
Wireless Men Go To Prison For United Wireless Fraud
Trial details surround the United Wireless Telegraph Company stock fraud case. Colonel Wilson Witton, known as the wireless magnate, and associates Butler and Tompkins faced convictions in federal court with appeals heard by the Circuit Court of Appeals. One co-defendant Hogart pleaded guilty and received a lighter sentence. The decision affirmed the trial court on key points including statute of limitations and the admissibility of documentary evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Wireless Company
Hawaii
Christopher C. Wiwon
Colonel Wilson
Federal
Attain
United Wireless Telegraph Company
United Bruton Cironit Court of App
Kitt
New York
Butler
W. W. Tomkins
Wilton's
Wall
Atlanta
Hogart
Sontence
Witton, Butler and Tompkins
Circuit Court of Appeala
Weather
Noyes
Texas Opposes Convict Labor in Cotton Trade Clash
A Texas Farmers' Union faction blocks a plan to use convict labor to boost cotton demand. Organized labor, led by United Garment Workers of America, opposes a near Houston factory tied to a convict labor scheme. If built, the plant would face union resistance and pressure on convict labor usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Albert
Houston
Tex
Farmers’ Union of Texas
Texan
Farmers’ Union
Jrlace
Mousterin
Ruwk
Fort Worth
Winter
New York
United Garnout Workers of America
Ture
Hownton
Tabor
Japanese High School Commencement Invitation in Honolulu
Tsuna, princelunt of Japanese High School, extends an invitation to the commencement ceremony of the Japanese Military Expression Sensing jiujitsu war archory. The event is Sunday afternoon, August 27, at 2 o'clock, at the Hall of Japanese Mia h School on Upper Port Street in Honolulu, Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR Tsuna
Hall of Japanere Miah
Upper Port Street
Honolulu
Hawaii
Briggs Moving Sanitarium Plans Move and Expansion
Priam, with partners, completes plans to relocate the sanitarium to Wahhiwa and operate a new hotel nearby. By hogemiter the facility will open with capacity for frome Uniety to tity and a lavish elevation of 400 to 900 feet. Mort cottages, special weekend arrangements, and sanitary facilities will enhance the tranquil, resort like setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priam
Nn Ntininki
Umantine Establishment
Ttle
Hunganive
Wity
Hogemiter
Aumatortiann
Bihar
Busy Days at Marshal's Office Highlight Paperwork Woes
Fragmentary OCR reveals chaos in the marshal's office with repeated tasks, duplicate entries, and red tape delaying routine accounting. Deputies allegedly left signed checks unpaid, causing cash losses and frayed morale as officials chased reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Horn Fm
Marshal Hendry
R Pte
License probe widens into foreign firms in the Territory
The attorney general pursues the inquiry into liens of foreign corporations. Wells Farm and Pacific Cable Company are named among firms under scrutiny. Yokolama Syweia Hank is hinted, with possible penalties around 2000 dollars per firm. Treasurer Henry Hepal notes concern while urging steady action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareral Te Hany
Pollowiig
Wells Farm
Pyeifle Cable Company
Yokolama Syweia Hank
Local and General Chiefly a Stream of Court and Health Notices
Local police hold an intoxicated man for examination by Dr Emerson. U S District Court moves to grand jury room for Ame case. Health officials fumigate, mosquito inspectors to start next week. Public works plans on railroad protections seen as rowdy. Defendants Maddron Lino Fernandes and Antone Martin postponed for profanity. Clarinum funds sought to cover court costs. Referee Curry appointed to handle bankruptcy cases. Deland steamer W G Hall fined for selling liquor. Attorney Chillingworth represents customers in Folk Court. Hearing postponed to Wednesday. investigators to present further evidence.
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Wailione
Emerson
United States District Court
Grand Jury
Ame
Publici
Marston Camplett
Plana
Hile
John Maddron
Lino Fernandes
Antone Martin
le M. Straws
Funtioe
Hohl
Port Ani
Ged Plothoe
Charles Felemone
George A. Curry
A.D. Larnach Foetgood
Inter
Deland
W. G. Hall
Harton
Chillingworth
George Ewallke
Folk
Dudie Monsarrit
Tert Wednealay
Elaine
Oahu League Declines Offer Amid Negotiations
The Oahu League rejected a series of proposals from Treasway and Charter City management after Gardiner Murentting proposed changing rents and park usage terms. The talks centered on rental payments and park access, with the league turning down a cash-in concessions plan and maintaining its stance against further fundraising schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatertay
Treasway
Athletic Parke Maunagement
Eillelale
Oa League
AQ Murentting
Bundy
Citi Hewgne
Tte
Greunela
Charter
Une League of
Iftelale
Weather data snapshot from the Young Building station
The 10 day weather record from the Weather Bureau lists temperatures, humidity 89 percent, barometric pressure 29.94 inches, wind speeds around 10 to 12 miles per hour with varying directions, and rainfall of 18 to 24 hours ending at noon. Data show morning minimums, noon readings, and daily summaries for conditions and rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Young Building
Veliety
Amy Volmel
Hoon
Miller
School days begin as Aahu College and Pinahow Preparatory open
Public schools open on September 18 after MondaySeptember 11. Property owners affected by Bishop street extension plan a four o'clock meeting at the Merchants Association. President de la Born discusses appointing an adviser to work with two observers to ensure Nis security with £7000 allocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aahu College
Pinahow Preparatory
Bishop Street
Merehiaite
Rmrfatest
Merchante ® Association
de la Born
Nis
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NTS’ Furnishings
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Harrison
Bette
Onal
P. M. Pond
Goda
Arctic Soda Water Works
Tel
Japan
Orienti
Hay
Paste Marine
Regal Shoe Store
Beretania Street
Nuveaa
H. T. Telephone
Gro
Benjamin
Joseph Breit
Mormon Church
John Symings
Bates
Maton
War Department
Gowin
Philippines
Texas
Sachs
Briggs Moving Sanatorium
Kaimuki
Wahiawa
Marshal’s Office
Oahu League
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