Oceanic Buys Steamship for Honolulu Run Reported
A Bulletin report claims Oceanic company bought a steamship for the Honolulu San Francisco route to replace nonoperational boats. Official agents for Lewin Co deny knowledge of any purchase and say no confirmation exists from headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Bai
Honolulu
Lehelmng
Ocrante Miramubly Company
Iemild
Bowen Ube
San Feathlaco
Giffard
W. G. Lewin Coyle
Ovennie Mahiy Company
San Francisco
Austral
Ite
Parsenaers
Andy
Honolulu Delegation Plans Washington Visit
Delegation secretary W. W. Harris reports Hawaii interests organizing a Honolulu group to travel to Washington. A wireless from Inland indicates the capital bound visit expected to start January 1. Key members Moxare W O Smith and others have not yet met to finalize details before January departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Harris
Washington
Hawaii
Hawgli
Honolulu
Air
Huerin
Moxare W
Smith
Gal
A. Melnenny
Mark P Robinson
Choice Bananas Order at Wells Far Office
A short order note directs a bulk purchase of bananas for delivery to the Wells Far office at Alameda. The shipment is scheduled to sail for the Coast on January 3rd.
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Alameda
Fire origin theory in land of wrecked bull ring
Police investigate a suspicious blaze at a burned bullring valued at 760 owned by Leo Tong. A Hawaiian named Charlon Loto faced Sheriff Brown on suspicion of knowing the fire’s origin, with minimal other suspects and ongoing inquiry.
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Lilia
School
Leo ‘Tong
Charlon Loto
Sherif Brown
Charlie
Pallow
Timber case being tried in police court
Oswald Gilbert and others are charged with cutting government timber without permission and are in the Police Court this afternoon. The prosecution entered a nolle prosequi in the case of Sakamoto, one of the Japanese accused of the same offense, and then called him as a witness against Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Gilbert
Nolle
Sakamoto
Naainet Olibert
Band Praised as Monarchy, Republic, and Territory Endure
In a speech this afternoon Gov Carter praised the band for its enduring presence across monarchy, republic, territory, and county. He cited the band's resilience through many changes and the people’s love fostered over years, asserting the band will continue to provide good minutes of time.
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Carter
Berger
Repubic
Kaw
New York Life Separates From Waterhouse Trust
The New York Life Insurance Company will separate its focal agency from the Henry Waterhouse Trust Company. The Cassler Wickett offices will move to the Judd Building, and Waterhouse will sever relations. The move comes after protracted discussions and will affect local insurance operations for the near term.
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NEW York Life Separate
Amicably and Waterhouse Trust
Lo Lake
New York Life Insurance Company
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
Casiler Wickett
Judd Bulning
Henry Waterholme Trust Company
Cashler Wickett
Trust Company
New York Life
Tote
Ie Pot
Henry Waterhouse Company
New York
Honda Ter
Inoue
Sam the Biggest Pride of Elective Officers
A garbled newspaper fragment mentions Captain Sam receiving bows from officials after a salary increase to 380 dollars a month, claiming he is the highest paid officer in Hawaii Territory. Other lines reference legal actions and local figures but are incomplete.
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Sam
Connly Omore
Folidaon
Honoluty Road
Hawaitee
Congress Of Nations Awaili First Methodist Conference
A gathering of Methodist ministers and church workers from Meygioh Hu Waiian Japanese and Korean communities met at Berotanin Street for the Has sralian Missionary Conference. Bishop Joumillon De Da The D.pi rides and Rev John W Waist led sessions with an 8 10 prayer meeting, then the Bishop spoke on Matthew and outlined conference aims to advance missionary work and cooperation. Elections for English, Japanese, Korean and other secretaries were noted with plans to elect treasurers and ministers to lead the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirat
John W. Waist
T. Takahauht
Matt
Angllah
Alle Morrison
Pee Lars
Mitok
Min
Motaka
Confereber
Case May Impede New Term
The article discusses a probate case involving Frank Godfrey as trustee for Thomas Metcalf and Helen Rowland. Court actions aim to conclude before January, with debate on delaying the term. Legal opinion references a 1905 law allowing term extension to finish ongoing trials, potentially delaying the January term. Chrysanthemums remark noted as unrelated.
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Frank Godfrey
Thomas Metcalf
Helen Rowland
Jurge Robinson
May J
Circuit Court
CW. Ashford
Himenu
Chine
Bakers Protest White Bread Procurement Affects Army Supply
An article reports anger among bakers over army bread purchases from Chinese bakers and a proposed memorial to the War Department. It notes claims of favoritism, calls for white bakers to unite, and concerns about quality and cost while referencing labor, immigration, and a large mission church presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoliin
Bau
War Department
Federal
Buglletio
Spalding and Land Commissioner Clash Over Kapaa Water
A late afternoon meeting among Colonel Spalding Land Commissioner Pratt and others broke up without resolution on Kapaa water rights. Spalding defended a stated share of water for government lands while allowing surplus to Maker Sugar Co lands, resisting fixed allocations. The dispute involved Fortain water rights and potential allocations to neighbouring lands as well as the Maker Sugar Co.
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Spalding
Buxar Co
Misalonnr
Col Spalding
Fale
Mmi
Makes Sugar Co
R. W. Breehons
Spaldini
Pineapple Shipment Begins by The Tropic Fruit Company
The Tropic Fruit Company commenced shipment of its selected pineapples to the mainland. Leave orders at the Wells Fargo of Nee, King &.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropic Fruit Company Ain
Wells Fargo
Nee
King
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Mme. Giffard
Oenaule Htership Company
Rycotvinl
Job Tate Fwlor
Arconte
BP Hishop Muss
de Bolt
LFAME
Makers
FIRC
Alfred Benjaminz
Sue
the Kash Company, Limited
Tawatan BN ‘Dan
JA. Mageau
Anta Gertie Ve Co HL Hanninget
Marin Santos
Nilo
U8. Com
Maling
Trent Hax
Hawaiian Trust Co
Fort Street
Honatulu
Congress of Nations
Awaili
Methodist Conference
Hanry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Gov, Fort and Merchant Sts. Telephone Exchange No
Bakers
Uncle Sam
Altenbenles
Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axminsters
Brussels
J. A. M. Johnson Co.,, Ltd
Moscow
Odessa
Warsaw
Manila Dry Dock
Dewey
Penfield
Conrends
Kadaa Land Deal
Ghinese
Charles H. Powler
Fowler
Russia
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