Honolulu Stock Exchange Report Daily Bulletin Note
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Report of insurgent action near Santa Clara defies U S authority
A Havacagaye dispatch says General Rabi with 1500 insurgents seized hills near Santa Clara, challenging American authority. General Menocal hopes the report is false. In Police Court, six French and seven Japanese women faced Penal Code 870 charges. two French and all Japanese had sentences suspended for one month as police pledge further arrests to curb the nuisance.
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Menocal
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Hilla
Santa Clara
America
Menocall
Wilcox
Pauahi Street
Local notes and business updates in Hawaii town
Local and general items report music by the M C A orchestra this evening and a county meeting of the Board of Agriculture tomorrow. Notices include Bailey’s Honolulu Cyclery selling bikes after 30 days, and the Wall Nichols Co music department stocking Steinway pianos, Lyon and Healy instruments, and Angelus players. The First National Bank for Hawaii may relocate to Campbell block with Perry Heath associates, handling U S bonds and government funds locally.
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Wall, Nichols Co
H. W. Schmidt & Sone
Steinway
Lyon and Healy and Washburn
Symphony
Angelus
First National Bank For
Hawaii
Perry
Heath and Associates
Campbell
Hollister & Co
Fort and
Merchant Streets
Cecil Brown
Merchant Street
James Campbell
Seligmane
New York
United States
Washington
National Bank
Post Office
Internal Revenue
Army
Navy
Tent Vaudeville Opens in Honolulu Feb Fourth
A large tent show starts Saturday February 4 at the corner of Alakea and Boretavia streets featuring Chinese Acrobats who have performed globally Roan in songs and dances Eddie Armond impersonator and comedian the Hawaiian Quartet and other acts making a strong Honolulu attraction Admission is 16 and 26 cents nightly show runs each evening.
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Alakea
Boretavia
Roan
Eddie Armond
Honolulu
Destroying a Landmark on Queen Street
An old landmark on the C. Brewer and Co block in Queen Street is being demolished. Its upper floor housed the native volunteer forces armory under King Kalakaua and served as a primary venue for election meetings. When crowds overflowed, orators spoke to west assemblies from the exterior landing above the stairs. The gray fabric will be replaced by modern brick.
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C. Brewer & Co
Queen Street
King Kalakaua
Club Stable Hack Stand Advertisement Promise
A compact advertisement offers reliable hack services described as a nice rubber on a careful driver. The ad lists Club Stable Hack Stand with the telephone number 310 and guarantees customer satisfaction.
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