Treasury to pay fire claims by direct warrants
Washington reports that Secretary Shaw directs warrants be issued for fire claim payments to claimants. Separate warrants will cover attorneys fees to deter private contracts, with payments made immediately on securing compliance and without bond negotiations for the remainder. Governor Dole is not available for comment as officials confirm the funds are to be disbursed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Treasury
Washington
Fen
Dole
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Dote
Treasury
Pola
Neem
Congress
Electing Wires Under Ground Discussion in Honolulu
A government Inspector argues for interior wiring inspections and a single authority to oversee outdoor wiring on public highways. He cites San Francisco and Chicago as models and notes underground placement of wires, fire and police signals, and cost estimates around 150000 dollars as achievable with state support and regulatory backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluin
Piacine
W. P
Hanson
Cooper
Mir
Hameo
Tostance
Dave Beet
United States
Eleutral Construction Has Become Wapient Ae
Ufe
Pyatens
San Francisco
Chicago
Art Te Kitimary
Bing
Diario
Provisiona
Tt Hardetite
Electrle Hight
Hassan
City of
New York
United Slaces
Btate
Board of Electrical Control
Quashed divorce cases heard this morning in territorial court
Judge Robinson granted notice of garnishment in the suit M L Cahn assignee v Hawnling Supply Co and dismissed the case without prejudice. Insurance and Bishop & Co bankers were summoned. A new suit will be brought. James K Hakude, now attorney in district and circuit courts, takes oath. Judge Gear to hear Thomas Fitch guardianship fees. Judge De Bolt granted divorce decree to Franc J William. Lydia R Allen v Gov Allen continued for public or alimony divorce. Frank Robline case continued. Judge Goar approved Wm A Bowen accounts as guardian of minor M W M Bergeron. Chester Doyle today filed oath as Japanese Interpreter to circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Haw
Qain
M. L. Cahn
Hawnling Supply Company
Barninhees
Wundry Insurance Companion
Bishop & Co
James K. Hakude
Gear
Thomas Fitch
HL Aca
Carter
Grace
Minora
J. O. Caster
Trim Tow
Agalo
de Bolt
Williama Sagai
J. Willamm
Lydia R. Allen
Gov
R Allen
Henry
Winslow
Tle
Frank Robline
Juste Goar
Wm. A. Bowen
Pay the bonds here amid claims rest on eastern capital
Samuel M. Damon of Bishop & Co argues against New York discounting the frail bonds and urges local holders to receive bonds with four percent interest. He asserts many claimants could profit from a fair share of the net, while Senator Cecil Brown notes eastern banks find the rate too low to take the fire claims bonds. He proposes settling the matter locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Damon
Bishop & Co's Bank
Eartern
Nomeboty
New York
Datson
Tom
J. C. Carter
Cecil Brown
First National Hawk
Catholic services and meeting noted in Republican Central Committee
The entry lists St John the Baptist at Kalle hiwacha with Mass at 8 a.m. and Rosary at 4 p.m. Sacred Heart at Mar quesville with sermon and collection at 11 a.m. and Honary at 2 p.m. Also mentions the Republican Central Committee monthly meeting at headquarters at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of St. John the Baptist
Kallehiwacha
Church of the Sacred Heart
Marquesville
Punahow
Central Committee of
The
Republican Party
No Mosquitoes Evenings If You Have a SKEET-60
An ad for a portable mosquito device the SKEET-60 promises painless use, eye safety, throat comfort, and no smoky odor. It claims superiority to powder methods, complete with lamp and chimney, priced at $1 and advertised as returnable if not satisfactory.
Littlefield Anti-Trust Bill Passes House
The Littlefield Anti-Trust Bill passed the House, aiming to require publicity in large corporate affairs. The report also mentions the steamer Dorie arriving from Yokohama after a ten day voyage and carrying about twenty army travelers and a large cargo of Japanese rice destined for San Francisco and other Pacific markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littlefield
Japan
Associated Pree
Washington, D. C
Dorie
Oriental and Oveidental Company
Orient
Yokohama
Manila
Philippines
Th Fearon
Damon
Fearon
Canton
Europe
Jme Kein
San Francisco
Kiein
Hye
Dorke
Tilfers
Honorisiy
Aimnante
Admiral Wilde Dead in China Sea aboard ship
San Francisco report says Admiral Wilde formerly second in command at naval station died on board the China yesterday. He served in the navy and was a high ranking officer. The AP dispatch notes his death occurred during the voyage with official confirmation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Admiral Wilde
China
Protocol prep signals Venezuela claimants priority likely
The Associated Press reports Washington on February 7 that preference in payments to Venezuela claimants will probably be submitted to the Dutch Foreign Affairs Minister. Dutch caution suggests avoiding The Hague option. Allies and Minister Bowen face retirement considerations as the protocol is prepared, with Bowen optimistic about the outlook.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Venezuela
Netherlands
Bowen
Filipinos protest Chinese immigration in Philippines
Filipino laborers register a protest against Chinese immigration to the Philippines and threaten violence if anti Chinese laws are repealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. Ln
Philippines
Turkey Mobilizing Troops for Macedonian Uprising
Paris Feb 7 The Turkish Government ordered mobilization of a 40000 strong force as a show of strength against the uprising in Macedonia Transports have been ordered and Russia and Austria demand reforms in Macedonia across the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proas
PARIG
France
Macedonia
Russia
Austria
Macer
Divorce proceedings to continue for Grown Prince
In Dresden Germany on February 7 authorities announced the separation of Giron and Princess Louise of Saxony will not halt the divorce case. Princess Louise will be barred from returning home to see her children as proceedings move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
Dresden
Germany
Giron
Princess Louise
Saxony
Louise
Amends Philippine Currency Bill for international exchange ratio
Washington, Feb 7 Congressmember Patterson introduced an amendment to the Philippine Currency Bill to appoint an International commission to define an exchange ratio for gold and silver. In Indianapolis miners accept a 14 cent increase. In San Francisco market notes show Paauhau at 15 7 8, Hawaiian Commercial at 141.25, Honokau 13.25, Makawau 27, Onomea unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Proms
Washington, D.C
Patterson
International Commission
San Francisco
Cal
Honokau
Makawau
Onomea
Police Court Oddities Highlight Pole Cat Session
In the Police Court this morning tensions between attorneys and clients caused delays. Four Japanese women, arrested for soliciting, pleaded guilty after initial denials and were fined five dollars each. Rodriguez, a Porto Rican accused of vagrancy, argued he was not a vagrant due to visible means, prompting a court quip about appearances. McLean, longtime bookkeeper for McCable et al, is leaving to join Howl MIL to set cards for sale at the Bulletin.
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Wertween
F Chillingworth
Chanter Doyle
Hane
Tate Cour
Tewan
Oas
Mota
Rodriguez
RM. McLean
McCable, Hamilton & Renny
Fox Towail Tuealay
Howl
Wale
Bulletin
Plans for Rapid Transit area include townhouse lunchroom shelter
The Kaimuki and Piolo tracts near the Wai alde road face a proposed extension of the Rapid Transit line. Ideas mention a shelter or lunchroom for riders and a resting place while awaiting return cars. Local opinion favors increased trade once the road is completed, with some already seeking building sites.
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Ombiuat
Kaimuki
Piolo
Waialde Road
Christian Church on Alakea Street Invites to Services
The Christian Church on Alakea Street near King, Rev. KB Muckley minister, preaches "A Woman Who Did Things" and at 7:20 p.m. "A Case of Divine Power Supplementing Human Weakness." Bible school at 6:45 a.m. Young People's meeting at 6:20 p.m. You are cordially invited to these services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Alakea Street
King
KB Muckley
Minteter
Bible School
Old Firm Relocates to King Street Store Lot in Lewis & Co
Orient Elegant Stores of Lewis and Co opens in the Lewers and Cool Building on King Street. Harry Lowe guides reporters through a vast display of American and European goods including candies, gums, crystallized fruits, teas, coffees, wines, and high end refrigerators for fresh foods. The new setup emphasizes a showroom style with polished mirrors, bright lighting, and a focus on tobaccos and specialty items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lowe
Bulletin
Lewis & Co
Lewers & Cool
King Street
Lowney
Makal
Mauka
Lewie & Co
Henry Trosmner
Philadelphia
Marth
Rome
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Howes
Alfred Benjamen's & Co.'s Clothing
the Kash Cco., Ltd
Cor. Fort and Hotel
Catholic Churches
Obron Drug CO
Ehlers’ Block
Fort Street
Sachs’ Block, Ber
Fort
Apm
Turkey
Indianapolis
Ind
Wells, Fargo & Company Express
Office
Masonic Temple
Wats . Ans
ORIG
Orient Elegant Stores
Lewis &0
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company
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