Meat Price Rise Signals Honolulu Market Strain
A Honolulu market report notes rising meat prices driven by tighter domestic supply and pending tariff changes. It cites reduced cattle from Maui and Kona areas, increased imports from Australia, and broader national price trends while predicting higher local prices and ongoing supply challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawati
Australia
Metropolitan Meat Company
Vancouver
Honoluli
Honolulu
Maui
Kona
Great Western
Harper's Weekly
Bureau of Agriculture
Chicago
Kansas City
Texas
Wall
London
Smiths Friends Deny Scandal About Club and Captain
Indignant allies of Capt. Paul Smith dispute a newspaper claim about alleged misconduct at the officers club. They say no orgy occurred and the only issue was a visiting company’s late entrance, with no theft or royal decorations, and club finances clean.
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Occars
Flrst
Paul Smith
Kentleman
Smith
Itter
All Comere
House Committee
Capt. Smith
Henesty
Executive Building
Interior Department
Lotte
O Uhers
Hhe Provisional ‘Army of the
Steamer Kilohana Is A Total Wreck
The steamer Kilohana was wrecked near Lahaina when Captain Nicholson steered toward the Lahaina light and struck a reef. Water flooded the hold, pumps failed, and about 60 tons of coal were lost with the freight saved. Mauna Loa reported the ship completely submerged yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa
Inter-Inland Company
Lahaina
Nicholson
South Bea
Captain Nicholson
Kilohana
Kinau Departed Steamer Clears Freight Before Order Issuance
The Kinau left for Molokai with a heavy freight load just before the steamship order was issued. It appears to be the only steamer to depart in time. Consul General Haywood has issued an important notice to masters of American vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinau
Molokai
Ting Atte
Paca Lal
Haywood
Plague Outbreak Hits Honolulu Officials Rush Action
Honolulu faces bubonic plague with confirmed cases at Wing Wo Tally and on Manakea Street. Health authorities quarantine stores, deploy inspectors, and prepare cremations. Board of Health, City officials, and military units coordinate to inspect residences, control travel, and publicize symptoms and prevention measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Wing Wo Tai
Herbert
Hoffman
Dra. Herbert
Day
Carmichael
Bubon
Manuakea Street
Cooper
Board of Health
Chinatown
Dole
Council of State
National Board of Health
FR. Day
Geo. Herbert
Dru
Wood
Sta|ion
Col. Jones
Honolulu Tron
Coopper
Lacpierre
Nuuant Street
Emerson
Honoluluron
Garvin
Queen Street
Miller
de. Garvin
Asalat
de. Hoffman
Armstrong Smith
Ander Col. Jones
Mr. Reynolds
Orient
Japanese Con fensed Theft Confession via Interpreter
A Japanese man confessed to theft from Mrs James Old Jr, detailing a $700 check and $28 in cash taken. He had been a house servant, led police to hidden money, and described discarding the paper after the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Brown
Doyle
James Old, Jr
Olds
St Clement's Fair Receipts and Remaining Goods
The St. Clement's Fair produced significant receipts and the ladies report on hand goods valued near 200 dollars. The text notes items including wedding stationery and engraved cards awaiting future sale.
Inspector tightens cab driving licenses after failures
Sam's Macy, a hack inspector for the police department, notes the town now has a high quality class of cab rivets on the lists. He says licenses are thoroughly tested and many applicants are rejected, with mandamus actions threatened. Most refusals involve Japanese applicants, who are said to lack basic horsemanship knowledge. Previously licenses relied on sponsor endorsements, allowing some incompetent drivers to enter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Macy
Macey
The Gallant Forty-ninth at the Orpheum
The Gallant Forty-ninth mine troupe from the 4th Colored Regiment given Manila bound troop performs at the Orpheum. The crowd filled a large hall, rallying with enthusiastic reception. Endmen Robert Ledbetter and John A. Johnson singled out for praise. Transport Warren delayed, otherwise a second show would have occurred. Manager J. C. Cohen praised the soldiers and hosted a post show gathering.
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Orpheum
4Th
Manila
Henjamin Hines
Wongs
Cale
Robert Ledbetter
John A. Johnson
Warren
J. C. Cohen
Punahou School Christmas Festival Plans Tree Display
Punahou Preparatory School students vote to put up a Christmas tree on Beretania street and give gifts to Emmahell's free kindergarten children. Principal Samuel French to oversee, with Miss Lawrence consulted. A government permit allows cutting a large fir from Tantalus for entry.
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Punahou
Samuel French
Beretania Street
Emma Hell
Lawrence
Five men arraigned in cruelty to animals case
By direction of Mrs Craft five men, four natives and Japanese, faced police court on cruelty to animals. They haul rock with carts and some animals showed sore shoulders. Three pleaded guilty. two await trial.
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Club
Dalé
Mmerson
Wilcox
Wilder
Tnter-Island Company
Doty
Reynolda
Kaknako
Geo
W. Smith
de N. B. Emerson
R. P. Myers
Varmichael
Burgess
Sinclair
K. FB. Lee
Raymond
A. Davin
FL. Hooga
Wayson
St. Clement's Fair
Wichman
Posey
Hamilton
Brown Shoe
Sala
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort St
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