Merchants Association Elects New Officers and Tax Law Reform
The Merchants' Association elected its 1905 board with George W. Smith as President and Robt. Catlon as Vice President. The report outlines proposed amendments to a new Hawaii Territory tax law on real and personal property, stock inventories, and access to books, with penalties for noncompliance and stock valuation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
George W. Smith
Robl. Catlon
Richard H. Trent
J. He Gover
W. W. Harela
J. Wakesfield
J. F. Homburg
J. A. Kennedy
W. T. Lucan
Phillipe
Bomnt
Notutn
Morris’ Association
Dear Air
Mawali
Wendon
Territory
Hawaii
Adenemsor
Territory of
Partnershire
Grima
Hawaiian Coffee Supply Details in Porto Rican Letter
Secretary Atkinson forwards a Porto Rico governor's letter to Governor Carter noting War and Navy orders to advertise Hawaiian coffee and Porto Rican coffee with equal cost and quality, giving Hawaii a path to supplying Army and Navy needs. The letter hints at a small duty on coffee if Congress enacts one and hopes for a Washington visit next year to push a plan to promote plantation gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Carter
Winthrop
Porto Rico
War Department
Navy Department
Hawaii
Army
Navy
Congress
Washington
Fighters promise six rounds as Modlin eyes victory
McFadden predicts a six round win and fights Modlin in a Honolulu bout. Camp Mulintey reports Modlin at target weight and ready to mix with Ryan and Wendy. Modlin claims this could be his last Honolulu appearance and aims for a clean record. Orpheum sale opens as crowds rush to see the new self defense display by the Jagas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFadden
Ord
Mulintey
Modlin
Ryan
Wendy
Modhin
Lenin
Orpheum
Aleal
Attorney General to Detain Narfal in Moriyama Case
Attorney General Andrews said a wiretap indicates Dr Narfal, principal witness in the Moriyama Kintaro murder, plans to leave for Japan soon. He is held with a warrant as Mori to the slain suspect claims self defense and police doubt his account amid wartime service call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Nawal
Moriyama Kintaro
Japan
Russia
Morito
Kintaro
Narfal
Mineral Resources in Hawaii Urged for Development by U S Survey
A 1908 letter from David Day, Mining Commissioner for Lewry and Clarke Exposition, requests from Hawaii officials and scientists a thorough survey of Hawaiian mineralogy. He urges development of mineral industries, rail support, and asks for contacts of principal miners, builders, and experts to aid in a comprehensive exhibition plan for the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Enterior
United States Geological Survey
Washington, D. C
George R. Carter
Hogolwly
Hawaii
Hawaiian
Utley
Hassatian
Alncere
David Day
Monoraty
Lewry
Clarke
Passengers Arrived From Hawaii and Maui Ports
List of arriving passengers includes Maun Law Fel Kor fiers W D Tyler D T Austin F Dillingham W B Mating Mine Mating Here Karmann Mise Payne Mre Van Pooelin W J Carpenter B Tanaka Kanporte K Henriques and wife W Waggoner Gilson Vell Mine T Mareon Mise Iva Silliman Misa Woods Dr. Child Mia Lacy Beabudy four seven Wie Klunen Judge eight Th Dale Mee eight Baker Lealle dating Gaspar Jr wm wifes Maul ports Matt Hef fern C Nielsen Miss Alleen Howe A J Spitzer W J Moody Sam Nowleth Wife and child Rev 848 Katia Kala and 4d deck passengers"}
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Hawaii
Maui
Maun Law
Fel
Korfiers
W. D.tyler
D. T. Austin
F. Dillingham
W. B. Mating
Here Karmann
Mise Payne
Mre van Pooelin
W. J. Carpenter
B. Tanaka
Kanporte
K Henriques
W. Waggoner
Gilson Vell
Mine T. Mareon
Mise Iva Silliman
Misa Woods
Mia Lacy
The Aviary and Gardens at Kaimuki Visit
A fragment describes the Aviary, animals, and scenery at Kaimuki Gardens as a pleasant stop for visitors. It notes the steamer Nevada from San Francisco with freight for Ho- on banking, and mentions Mr Pooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaimuki Gardens
Capital Subscrviied Capital Paid Up and Branch Network
Capital subscribed and paid up shows 9,520,000 with a reserved fund. Head office is Yokohama, branches in Bombay Hongkong Ho Houi Kobe London Lyons Naga wild Newchwang New York Pe king San Francisco Shanghai Th entsin Tokyo and a Honolulu branch at 67 King Street. The bank engages in collection bills of exchange drafts letters of credit and general banking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Bombay
Hongkong
Hohoui
Kobe
London
Lyons
Nagawild
Newchwang
New York
Peking
San Francisco
Shanghai
Thentsin
Tokyo
Trane Neta & General Banking
Wonolulu
KING
Ne Yan National Bank of San Pranct Draw Exchange
Nevada National Bank of
Union of London and
Smith's Bank
Lad
American Exchange National Bank
Chicago
Corn Exchange National Bank
Credit Lyonnais
Hongkong and Yokohama
Hongkong-Shanghai Banking Corporation
New Zealand
Australia
Bank For Our Zealand
Snd Bank of Austral Taste
Victoria
Vancouver
Bank of Britleh
Tosted
Billa of Exchange
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N. S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Orner Fortahah Beretania Sts
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
The
Crystal Springs
Clark Farm
Metropolitan Meat Try Ltd
Ae A
C. R. Collins
Fort
G—Smith
Catton and Harris
James Wakhfield
Hop Wichman
Aviary
New York Press
Kisa
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
GUY Owens Electrical Construction Co, Ltd
Union
Barney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charien F. Chandler
N. S. Board of Health
Julius
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
W. Matlock Campbell
King St. Mill Office
J. Lando
Hotel
St. Store
Bishop & CO Bankers
Banking Department
Exchange
Bank of Cally Jothechilde & Bens
American Express Company
Cook
Trust Department
Insurance Department
Bethe Tron Agents Inc. Life, Acalcent and
Employers
1Yokohama Specie Bank
Claus Spreckels
Wm. G. Irwin
Claus Spreckels & Co
Bankers
Honolulu
T. M
American Savings
OF Hawaii, Ltd
Cecil Brown
Robinson
W. G Cooper
Ofice
Corner Fort
King Sts
H. Purdy
South King Street
Adoini Wrights Berriage’ Fi Factory
Y Carpenter and Bulldee
Hulietin
H. J. Harrison
Kawaiahao Church
Vine Joy
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