Kuhio Urges Revenue Measure For Hawaii’s Territory
Governor Kuhio reports three key recommendations from Congress affecting Hawaii. He notes a push to fund fortifications with 150000 to 260000 for batteries and costs, while the War Department trims expenses. He also highlights an anti Chinese labor stance and a possible revenue share arrangement to fund harbor works, with Congress needed for action.
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Holtor Evelling
Congress
Pras
Hawaii
Mokenge
War Department
Senate
Mackenzie
Chi News
Manchuria Encounters Rough Voyage From Honolulu to Orient
The Manchuria faced unusually rough weather after leaving San Francisco at 2 p m on Saturday. A large cargo for the Orient aboard delayed harbor entry and Counted among 600 passengers. heavy seas and gales persisted into Sunday with the liner plowing through enormous waves. No damage reported, but passengers were sick. among cargo are locomotives and electric equipment for Japan. A Chinese passenger who had operations vanished Sunday, believed to have committed suicide.
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San Fran Francisco
So'elock
Honolulu
Manchuria
Homer
Winslow
Buford
Sonoma
Ohlne
Pacific Mail
Koko Head
Orient
Japan
Hood Mail
Safe deposit vault rental offer for valuables
Out danger out danger. Imi your securities and valuables are out of danger when placed for safe keeping in one of our safe deposit vaults. Be wise and rent a box today. The charge is only 5 a year and up.
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Imi
Mays On Board Vessel Amid Waterfront Mourning
Funeral plans hold for the late German Consul of Hawaii and vice president of Havrifont & Co. with pallbearers including Governor Carter. The Isenberg residence will host services at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon. The Mays accompany the vessel on the waterfront as honors are paid at half mast.
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Mays
Hawaii
H. Havrifont & Co
the & Bs
Manehnein
Tite Hla
Teenberg
Aner
Naval Wharf
Ait Jeter
Spenberg
Athnarae
Har
Steter
Isenberg
Governor Carter
F. A, Behapior
M. Daman
F. M. Swanzy
C. M. Cooke
T. Clive Lavies
FW Marfariane
Tard
Japanese Minister Takahira and his travels to Japan aboard Manchuria
Kogoro Takahira Japanese Minister Plenipotentiary to the United States travels on official business toward Japan aboard the Manchuria. He previously served as minister to Holland Denmark Italy Austria and Switzerland born 1854 educated in Tokyo decorated with the Grand Cordon of the Sacred Treasure and the Second Class of the Rising Sun.
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Kogoro Takahira
Whington
Ja Pan
Miki Saito
Honoluts
Jolne Me
Takahira
Alee Goltig
Japan
Holland
Denmark
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Bor
Tokla
January term criminal and civil case calendars outlined
The January term calendar outlines 120 criminal and 170 civil cases. The criminal workload is about twice that of Vila term due to hiatus from the prior interruption. First cases include E Vivian Richardson charged with embezzling Water Works funds. one murder case, Hadio Gon sales, a Porto Rican, may rise, plus a potential second from the recent Kaksako murder after Grand Jury action.
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Vila
E. Vivian Richardson
Water Works Department
Hadio Gonsales
Kaksako
Committee's Unanimous Upheld Washington Delegation Plan
The Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association voted to send five delegates to Washington to press Congress for allocating seven tenths of one percent of federal revenues for Hawaii to fund local improvements. The delegation would seek a bill to authorize such allocation, with $10,000 for expenses and a press agent, secretary, and finance reporting timelines.
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Chamber of Commerce
Snante’ Association
Entitien
Wallington
Smith
Gw, Smith
MP. Robinson
J. Ro Galt
EA. Molneen
Washington
Geo
W. Smlth
J. Galt
Mr. Galt
Chamber of Communion
Merchants” Association of Honolulu
Chamber of Coue
Merchants’ Association
Iwlands
Kauai
Hae Wadi
Mant
Washingtoy
W. O. Smith
M. P. Robinto
W. Smith
A. Mclauray
J. Re Gall
Dalekalon
Hopper
Mor Carton
Tropic Fruit Company
Alon
Islan
Wells Fargo
Fice
King Bt
Kents
Hastie
Harrie
Lowrey
Chamber and Merchante’ Association Galt
Manoea
Frewat
Lowres
Geo. W. Stulth
Merchants' Association
G. Spencer
WW. Harris
R. HL Trent
Wow. Hall
Acm. Johnson
Fred Macfarlane
A. Garvie
Hiam Chooses CSE Representative in Delegation
Attorney Dan Case in town from Mail today received word that he will represent Blan in the delegation to Washington. Case doubts he can go. A general denial has been filed by the defendants in the Lahaps Aernesbergerem suit. Kina Nahawi and Nahaw (k}
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Dan Case
Pree Eut
Wireless
Hhon
Blan
Washington
Case
Lahaps Aernesbergerem
Kina Nahawi
Nahaw (K
Madman Kills Sheriff in Court Strike
In St Petersburg on December 22 a broad strike swept the Empire with authorities arresting most members of the railroad committee. The report notes a general strike and a violent incident involving a suspect described as a madman.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Hawaii Promotes Independent Steamship Line To Honolulu
Reports quote Mawalily and JA McCandress of Hawaii Promotion Companies on expanding ocean traffic between Honolulu and San Francisco. McCandless aims to study costs, back a locally owned line, and notes Captain Matson plans two new steamers to Honolulu with fare reductions. The discussion includes touristic demand and port capacity concerns for arriving ships and accommodations.
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JA. McCandress
Hawaii
Comaines
Manchuria
McCansdivas
McCandless
Hiawalins
San Francisco
Honolulu
Meanishiy Company
Wind Transportation
Tt Geo
Mawati
McCandie
Matson
Two Chinese Charged With Gambling Appeal to Supreme Court
Forty four Chinamen charged with gambling behind barricaded doors under the Adama ordinance were fined five dollars without costs by Judge Whitney in Police Court this morning. Attorneys Humphreys and Chillingworth for the defense appealed to the Supreme Court. The first convictions under County Ordinance No. 3 prohibiting laundry from sprinkling clothes by means of the mouth were made this morning in the Police Court when two Chinese laundrymen were fined five dollars each. Attorney Robinson appeals to the Supreme Court.
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Costa
Whitney
Humphreys
Chillingworth
Supreme Court
Water County
Pollenert
Robart
Son Enve
Involuntary bankruptcy filed by Mrs Freeth
Elizabeth K Freeth petitions involuntary bankruptcy listing liabilities of 2415 42 with unsecured claims to merchants rent and doctors. Assets show 605 in a tank and 100 in exempt property. The Western Iron Workers Victor Hoffman and Honolulu Brewing Co have not moved for a new trial. verdict challenged as contrary to law and evidence with court errors alleged in continuance and objections by plain tiff and Mottmann.
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Elizabeth K. Freeth
Weakern Iron
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Kuhio
Ork
Hawaiii
Hawaiian Trust Co., Ltd
Fort Street
New York
3H Company, Ltd
Takarira
D. C
Hugh
Eneland
Hiam
CSE
J: Hopp & Co. Furniture
J. Hopp & CO
J. A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd
Ukiah
Cal
Frank Willard
Haney Smith
Willard
al Judoe White
Poland
Warsaw
Ruse
Chino
Pekin
China
Leah
Freeth
Fonry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts. Tirephone Exchange No
Manufacturers Shoe Co
Amitear
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