Honolulu Stock Exchange and Molokai Police Shakeup
Afternoon sales and sugar quotes head a fragmented Honolulu market report. The piece also details a major police overhaul on Molokai, with Lt Lieutenant Leslie recommending a complete replacement of the island force to restore effective public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieitenant Lestie
Bharitt
Hitchoouk
Ukemont
Ayatem
Astates
Henry Tun
Lenlie
Motokai
Leslie Ad
Civic Federation Meeting On Peonage Charges Agenda
A Civic Federation of Atonolutu meeting is set for 4 p m Tuesday Feb 7 at the Stangenwold Building to discuss amendments to the constitution and by laws elect additional executive members and address business including the cases of Wong Loy Chong Chiu Yuen Lau Tai Young Hun and Liwee Hee charged with peonage. A new line of 1905 dress goods at Bloms Progress is noted and heard before U S Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Federation of Atonolutu
Formul
Geo. P. Castle
Stangenwold
Wong Loy
Chong Chiu
Yuen
Lau Tai
Young Hun
Liwee Hee
Ling
Blom
Women Tourists Surprise Honolulu Symphony Club Visit
Around a dozen women tourists swooped into the Honolulu Symphony Club's Saturday evening gathering at the Hualelea headquarters. The informal surprise interrupted the program as the ladies observed the performance through doors and windows, mingling with members and adding an unforeseen buzz to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Symphony Club
Hualelea
Sale of Prince's Horses Postponed and Other Local Notices
The noon sale of the Prince's horses led by two horses named Walter P. and Billy Woods was postponed for one week after Huckfeld & Co secured a judgment for 4169.50. A hardware sale in Hackford & Co versus Lau Sal et al was also postponed. Deputy Sheriff Charles F. Chillingworth testified in the Jones case regarding the 1903 police search. Senators and Representatives from nearby districts visited Governor Carter. The column includes social jests from Smith's Weekly and Philadelphia Press style quips about diamonds, a humane chandelier, and a pugilist remark noted in the Washington report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Kawanaakou
Huckfeld & Co, Agatnst
Prince
Walter P
Billy, Woods
Hackford & So
Lau Sal Et al
Sueriff
Charles F. Chillingworth
Jones
Defender Jones
Rego Admits Big Post Office Steal
Preliminary examination before United States Commissioner Judd this forenoon revealed that Manuel A. Rego, postmaster at Koloa, Kanal, was arrested on charges relating to the post office funds. Post Office Inspector Hare testified to a short but revealing session as Rego allegedly sought to delay his own examination with Spalding, deputy. (Continued on Page 8.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel A. HeRo
Koloa
Kanal
United States
Judd
Hreckowm
Haro
Hag
Kaual
Kego
John P. Spalding
Hare
Rego
Spalding
Makaweli Managers Fight Slow Poison Plot on Kauai
Special correspondence from Waimea reports Makaweli plantation managers Baldwin and Morrison sickened by suspected slow poisonings believed linked to two Japanese workers Nomi Nizo and Yonemoto. Sheriff Coney arrested them. case in Walmea court postponed to Dec 11 as Honolulu-bound witnesses await.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waimea
Baldwin
Makaweli
Kauai
Japan
Saka
Will Baldwin
Makawell
B.D. Kiwin
Will
Wijhrelval
D. Baldwin
Meg Malewin
Baldwine
Nomi Nizo
Haldwin
Yonemoto
Baldwin Reel
Eremy
Hherlt Coney
Nom
Nizo
Yoromoto
Walmes
Reincarnation lecture by Ames W Leadbeater in concert hall
Ames W Leadbeater will deliver a lecture on Reincarnation in the Alexander Young building concert hall tomorrow evening. The talk repeats at the request of many interested persons beyond Theosophical Society members. Admission is by collection at the door. The item also notes local events and staff movements including J W Willard and M Brown traveling to the mainland and Hawaii for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aames W. Leadbeater
Alexander Young
Thesday
Theosophical Society
Leadbater
Stock Slump Amid Strong Bond Demand in Honolulu
The market faces a stock slump despite favorable plantation conditions and strong bond demand. Rumors circulate on liquidity and dividends, with investors awaiting inland steamship merger outcomes and sugar stock movements. Reports cite large drafts with stock attached and local speculation about the Bank of Hawaii crowd influencing prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolili
Sabarapcho
Manchuria
San Francisco
Ing Anid
Marty
Walatua
Towa
Kihiet
Melteyie
Haw
Banda
Walniua
Bank of Mawali
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
Waialua
Honoka
Meliryde
Aibel
He Ty & L. Com
Pioneer
McBryde
Capital Mercantile
Brewer @ Co
Ewa Plantation Co
Hawaiian Agri
Hawa, Coml, & Sugar Co
Olan Sugar Co., Ltd
Sheeh
Ms Olowalu Co
Auhau Sugar Pith. Co
Vntation Co
Sugar Co
Wai Agricultural Co
Wailuku Sugar Co
Waimanalo Sugar Co
Wilder Steamship Co
Intertnland Etm, Nav. Co
Hawaiian Electric Co. Oe
Hen. FR. T&l. Co. PrasAao
Mutual Telephone O
Oshu A. & L. Co
Hilo Railroad Co
Iku
Swat
Hil FR. Co
Kahukini. Co
Oahu R. & L. Co
Civic Federation
RedBexianina Makers
New York
Aaledfejanina Jaakers
Vance
the Kash Co., Ltd
Shle
Carter
Willie Strutt
Willie
Wille
Smith's
Mre Cumrox
Bull
Miev Lang
Cadley
Philadepnia Press
Masonic Temple
Big
Vos
Kerr
Lihue
Kaus
Metberg
J. W. Willard
Ue Ventura
Willard
Empert M. Brown
Hawaii
Evening Bulletin
Bullet
Arrow Brand
Levinesten, Ai Ie
Finland
Melaingfors Fintan
State Propuraor Johnson Wan Intay Asmantinated
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Mukden
Belgium
Belgrade
Servia
Panie
General Grippenberg
Russia
Cal
Sergeant Ellis
The
Police Department
Bank OF Bawai
Steamahip
Beld
Bulletin Oftee
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Steest
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