Hawaii Businessmen Back President’s Policy Push
Delegates from the Hawaiian Business community rally to support President Roosevelt’s recommendations. The Hawaiian Planters' Association and Merchants' Association seek a Washington push to fund fortifications and improvements, with 75 percent of internal revenue and customs receipts held in trust for Hawaii. A joint meeting with the Chamber of Commerce is likely to form memorials and resolutions.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Then Islands
Euy
Carter
Hawaiian Planters’ Association Ie
Im. Hatch
Washington
Hatch
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Internal Revenue and Customs
Territory
United States Treasury
Merchants’ Directors
Thinea
Bishop Museums Annual Report Summary 1890s trustees report
Trustees of the Bishop Museums present their annual report covering revenue, expenses, and reserves. The document notes no new acquisitions and limited expenditures outside ordinary operating costs. A reserve fund is established to meet extraordinary demands, with a $2000 payment by the Bishop Trust for some local civic purpose.
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Mucenm Lass
Eft
Tisthop Trust
Honghall Calles
Alameda Passengers List Read Like Historic Sift of Names
A historical Alameda passenger roster presents a long sequence of names including Mrs Ainaworth, J Baeteke, F C Bye, J Wearald, W G Chalmers, H Graham, Mrs Stevens, Admiral T H Stevens, Dr A Vogler and many others, reflecting a documented journey with numerous individuals attached to a single voyage.
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Mrs. Stevenson
A. Vogler
R. W. Warham
Wm. Welch
S. S. Alameda Christmas Banana Shipment Planned
S. S. Alameda will carry the Christmas shipment of choice bananas to the Coast. Leave your order for pickup or delivery as soon as possible.
Alameda steamer Alameda returns with notable passengers
The Alameda overhauled recently sails from San Francisco to Honolulu with Admiral Stevens and Mrs. Stevens aboard. Aboard are travelers from Los Angeles to New York, hotel manager Mr. Stevie, and many others visiting or returning home. The vessel arrived late due to delays, and crowds welcomed the ship with gratitude to health officials.
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Focke
Fort Polat
Septenduier Sith
Admiral TM Stevens
Blevens
India
Admiral Stevens
Honolul
Fwo
Srotimint
HH. Stevens
Palmrade Springs
Col
Stevie le
Colorato Springs
Newark
Los Angeles
Hartley
H.C. Kellngg
Wablown
W. Tb. Grieve
California
Allan Te Ke Marthe
Hono Avi
I ¥. C. Brewster
New York
Ih Honotl
Vielt
Graham
Eprovkele & Coy
San Francisco
Annie Lie parenKete
Alameda
Aerhdent
Golden Gate
A. H. MomMitt
T. BR. Stevenson
Lal
Hi. Cory
Ltr
Cory
J Bunteke
Admiral Stevens and Chinese boycott views
The article recounts Admiral Stevens born in Honolulu and his stance on China relations. It notes his travel, service, and sympathy for Americans regarding the boycott, with remarks on Japan, Russia, and the wartime climate. The report quotes Stevens on foreign policy and the Chinese matter amid tensions.
Shriners Toasts Highlight National Shrine Banquet
The banquet at the Ho wattate hotel featured visiting nobles and remarks on nobility and parole rules. Notables included Noble FE Thompson, Noble Henry E Highton, and Noble EC Brown, with discussion of parole by the Board of Prison Inspectors and Enoch Johnson among parole applicants.
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Omar
Tountinmster
Noble FE
Thompens Amperit Cvituetl
Grosemin
Henry E. Highton
Chow
Cooper
EC. Brown
Board of
Prison Inspectors
Attorney General's Office
Enoch Johnson
Bulletin Attice
Senator Mitchell Dies in Portland After Tooth Removal
Reports from Portland say Senator John H Mitchell died from a hemorrhage and complications after the removal of four teeth. The dispatch mentions political turmoil and a refusen with unclear phrasing, noting tensions within Republican forces and a report from Berlin of De Witte's resignation tender rejected by the Czarina.
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Portland
Ore
Dec
John H Mitchell
Reporter Roughly Handled by Guard at Quarantine Gate
J D Avery, a reporter for the Advertiser, was roughly restrained by two guards at the quarantine gate on the wharf this afternoon while seeking admittance. He was grabbed by the arm, misdeeds alleged, and removed to the station after police were summoned. Fred Whitney of the Quinnine Steamship Company secured his release and condemned the incident.
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J.D. Avery
Advertiser
Oconnte
Fife
Arme
Avery
cMeers
Fred Whitney
Qeeanie Steamahiy Company
Takada murder verdict sparks debate on death penalty
Jurors found Takada guilty of murder in the first degree but recommended a mid-level sentence, a result that drew criticism over the statute and the prospect of capital punishment. Deputy Attorney General Fleming led the prosecution amid praise from allies and concern about statutory limits.
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Takada
Ing
General Fleming
Etic
Hie
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Admiral Riewane Wane
Howaliiter
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Japan
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Shriners
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Irish Point
Arabian
Madras
J. Hopp & CO
Slater
J. A.M. Johnson Co., Ltd
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Avenel
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Orman
Lalor
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DE Witte
Berlin
Germany
St Petersburg
San Quentin
Cal
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Marie Tomaya
Santa Barbara
Warsaw
Russia
Riga
Olcott
Baltic
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N. Y
Robert H. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
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