Brokers Form New Exchange In Hawaii Stock Move
Brokers announce a new Honolulu exchange named the Hawaiian Stock Exchange with 25 seats, eight secured, and a tentative setup led by President Robert E. Koch. It aims to operate with lower commissions and public sessions, diverging from current exchange rules.
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Howoiita
Hawaiian Stock Exchange
Ioeal Hualdom
Hml
Iresl- Ment
Robert E. Koch
KG. Dilawaborg
Tene Cartwright Jr
Tefund Fhe Yeatment Co
Hid
Hemant Exchange
Exchange
Honotuin Stork and
Mond
Crute
Vod Bus
Fermitady
New Exchange
New Tody
Honolulu Exchange
Robert E. Hond
Ephrics
Branigenwald
Alfret
War of words follows veto of mayor over exposed food ordinance
A heated dispute erupted as Mayor Joseph J. Fern vetoed the exposed food ordinance. Supervisor Daniel Logan condemned actions by attorney supporters of vendors at the city market. The clash involved Atkinson, Andrews, and other figures claiming bribery and political motive, with Logan defending newspaper colleagues and denouncing Republican attorneys allied with the Democratic minority. The debate touched on oriental immigration fear and enforcement measures, prompting further remarks and a continuation note to Page 4.
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Fern
Daniel Logan
Joseph J. Fern
Nik
Mopars
Douthili
Atckinson and
Andrews
Varios
Angueon
Logan
Gona
Atkinson
Eobanigh
Badun
Republican Party
Reuven
Carex
Mn Republian
Mert
Wwe
Quinn
Los Angeles
Aylott
Japan
Loman
McCrosson Bill Public Hearing Planned by Local Republican Group
A Republican Central Committee meeting in the afternoon approved a public gathering to discuss the McCrosson bill and its terms. The plan aims to present amendatory bills stemming from the Territorial Legislature before Congress, with a focus on informing Hawaii residents and addressing local objections.
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Republican Corriarial Central Committee
McCreasan
Towan
Washington
Hawaii
Frear Backs Cathcart Stand On Duty Refusal
Territory's Governor Frear endorses Attorney General Lindsay's stance as City and County Attorney Cathcart refuses to press criminal prosecutions in the Circuit Court. Frear says law requires duty, removal possible if not performed, while Lindsay reviews criminal calendar and contemplates jurisdiction questions over impeachment and appeals.
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Gieveral Lindsay
Cathcart
Frear
Circuit Court
Lindsay
Supreme Court
Board of Supervisors
Peate
US Attorney in San Francisco Resigns
The U S Attorney in San Francisco resigns and Congress member Viae van Ki Mekiniay will succeed him. The notice notes no solid reason and mentions firms like Reason, Smith and Company in a historic, briefly garbled dispatch from December 17.
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Francisco
Ansietont
Black Haw
Viae van Ki, Mekiniay
Sugar Fraud Rewards Awarded and Details
Inspector Mary in New York uncovering sugar frauds will receive 8000 dollars under a law granting a percentage of recovered funds. The total amount called for in the suit runs to 8,872,000 dollars, with payment to Parrie as one item in the deficiency appropriation.
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Washington, Duc
Mary
Lhevarid
New York
Parrie
Juan
Tay
Exposition City Fight Set For January Seventeen
Washington December 17. The rifles committees of the House agreed to the question of the city for the expansion of 1915 on January 17. Expan tion resolutions would authorize federal aid to the exposition planned by New Orleans and San Francisco, sparking a sharp clash between the two cities.
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Warinnghon
New Orleans
San Prominco
Dickinson Answers McLachlan Charges
Secretary of War Dickinson responds to California Congressman Junie McLachlan in a brief Washington letter rejecting the push for the wearer's report and addressing the matter. The exchange centers on the political demand and the secretary’s limited discussion.
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Frem Calile
Washington, D.C. Dev, VT
Dickinson
Congrammnan Junie Mclachian
Caliifornia
Lodge Favors Some Revision of Tariff
Senator TH Lodge of Massachusetts today addressed the Senate on tariff revision, opposing wholesale revision of the entire bill. He favors amending certain sections while opposing prolonging the act as a whole.
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Lodge
Drews Mate
Benator TH. C. Lodge
Masanehynotta
Senate
Agalnet
Negro Politician of Toledo Nominated For Local Post
Toledo report states Charles A Cottrill, a Black political figure, is nominated by President Taft for the Toledo collector of internal revenue post. The nomination sparks anticipated opposition from Republicans and local leaders, with committees debating formal protest while word spreads Washington and press cables confirm the appointment.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pharlow A. Cottetti
Mominaliy
Senate
Tan
Cotterill
Walter
Drake
Cattell
Republican Territorial Central Committee
Rothwell
Vwcaillon
Cattrill
Cottriil
Taft
Washington Ear
Pendent
John J. Monk
Barry
Mien
Washington
D.C
Monk Jeter
Monk
Washington C
Ohis
Honwluli
Government Fails to Retake Guerrero Amid Rebel Hold
Government forces fail to recapture Guerrero as rebels retain control. Ongoing clashes near the town with government troops mounting renewed efforts to dislodge them.
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Guerrero
Xsentia
Prova
Mexico City
Mex
Doc
Guerrera
Soldiers Killed in Battle Report From Rio Grande Front
Associated Press dispatch from El Paso dated December reports heavy fighting near the Rio Grande frontier with multiple soldiers killed as government troops clash with revolutionaries near Mactendita.
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Prowa
Paso
Tex
Mactendita
Arrose
Rio Grande
Schuyler Named Brigadier General and Army News From Hawaii
Colonel Schuyler of the Fifth Cavalry will be promoted to brigadier general on January 1. He will command at Port Riley as commandant after staff duty in California. His long Army career spans the Civil War to Spanish War, with multiple transfers and commands. Also noted are ship arrivals at Milo and plans for a Hawaii plantation agency with Hilo offices and Matson Navigation representation.
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Waltey
Schuyler
Fifth Cavalry
Honolulu
California
Sehuyler
Cavatry Behoo
Port Riley
Sehuyler le
Vince
Yenee Mme
Armanent Ton
New York
Deademy
Second Cavalry
Reximent
Mewee
Third Cavalry
Seyler
Fifth Unity
Kelmue
20Th New York Infantry
46Th Infantry
Puget Round
Milo
Camano
Thal
Brewer & Co
Wil
Font Opera
Hilo
Parkas
B. Faxton
Wishop
Hig
Toland
Maung Kea
Atetion Businome
Hawaii
Washop May
Rower & Co, Ltd
Benvock Mock
Kranen
Alan
Fila
Matson Navigation
Buxives
Ralph Walding
Hille
Transports of Future 10 Dock at Pearl Harbor
The War Department plans to divert army transports to Pearl Harbor Hawaii, discharging troops and supplies there to lower costs. No Honolulu calls after Pearl Harbor is established, with Channel wharf access discussed but later rejected. The plan aims to use Pearl Harbor as the primary transport dock, despite past reluctance to shift from Honolulu.
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Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Honolulu
War Department
Honoluty
Channel
Wavy
Mort Armatrong
Pearl Warbor
Fae Wallan
Hogan Defeats Johnny Frayne In Twenty Round Bout
Hogan wins decision over Johnny Frayne after a twenty round fight in San Francisco. Frayne led at times with clever moves but Hogan’s fast whirlwind style earned the victory amid a hard fought contest.
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Foemiat Hultetin
Francisco
Hogan
Johnny Frayne
Frayne
Big Majority for Anti Lords Party in London Elections
London dispatch reports a substantial lead for the Government party over the Opposition in the Firstion elections. Current tallies show Government 98 to Opposition 27, with only two seats left to declare and a majority of 57 already secured.
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Anti-Lords Party
London
Gov Munt Party
Atata
Paving Pay Money Ready for Acceptance in City
The city and county ready to accept paving work on one block of Portsteel Wing between King and Mateb Street. City steam rollers tested the surface after laying the bitulithic pavement last night. A nine hundred dollar appropriation was proposed to cover pavement expenses as part of the road committee resolution.
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B Julu Paving Company
King
Mateb
Quinn
Solowe
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M'Crosson
Territory
U. S. Attorney
San Francisco
Reason, Smith and Company
Teu
Exposition City
McLachlan
Cottrill
Charles A. Cottrill
Toopen
Big Island
C. Brewer & Co
Fort Riley
Seetestere
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