Partnership dispute over Hind and Low assets and buyout offers
In a copartnership dispute between Robert Hind and Eben Low, bids were exchanged for Low's interest. Hind's side proposed 879,006 for Low's share, while later talks offered 65,000 to settle all interest and wind up the partnership. Hind seeks to withdraw with an inventory and court dissolution, and Low claims the right of first refusal to buy Hind's title at the same price offered to others. The article also notes a society event with exclusive guest lists and social tensions.
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Robert Hind
Ehep B. Low
Lows
Ewune
Low
Hind
Mecurinne
Elterbent
Hiwall
Maroon & Peters
Mr Low
Magoon
Peters
Mrr
Mr. Hind
A. Hartwell
J. Alfred Magoon
Edew P. Low
Kinney, McClanahan & Bigelow
Partnershlp
Madla
Mind
Art Wiese
Negroes rounded up in burglary arrests
Deputy Sheriff Caillingworth led the roundup of three men accused of recent burglaries, including Grant Snow Tom Taylor and Sam Lee Thomas. Roger Sater, jailed for twelve years on related charges, faces life if convicted. Snow, a minstrel known locally, is linked to the suspected holdup figure. Also noted are civilian moves in Yokohama and San Francisco naval attachments and a police nuisance case against J A Heen.
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Caillingworth
Supe Py
He Mack
Hed
Grant Snow
Tom Taylor
Sam Lee Thomas
Roger Sater
Aince
November and
Snow
Lawn
Sre
Road straightening plans on Kalmul hill area discussed
Trustees debated widening the Walalue road from Kapa Ty to the hill overlook as owners of nearby properties agreed to deed land for the project in exchange for return of land from the current route. The move follows a preliminary survey for a proposed electric railway by the Rapid Transit Company and influx of property buyers inclining doctors to Jol y In Kal mul.
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Bete
Walalue
Kapa Ty
Welatne
Nin
Koka Mand
Kalki
Wong
Wainine Road
Jol
Almukt
Drs. 1. BE. Coter
AuKir
Joly
Kalmull
Hellir
Ralmutel
Lote i Kalmuk
C. B. Wood
FR Day
G.P Andrews
WH. Mays
Leo Colfer
Why Did W C Smith Go to Washington
Town question centers on W C Smiths sudden departure to Washington aboard the Hongkong Maru on January 20 as a special envoy for the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association. He paid a $200 penalty for every passenger, while rumors point to a push to influence federal control of public lands and the leper settlement, with conflicting signals from Haywood about Hawaiian legislation this session.
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W. C. Smith
Washington
Hongkong
Thhe
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Smith
Wat. Haywood
Chamber of Commerce Ii
Congress
Chamber
Haywood
Hay
No Mosquitoes Evenings If You Have a SKEET GO
This unique device uses mosquit powder to repel insects without eye irritation throat dryness or smoky odor. Far more selective than old powders and ten times more economical. Complete with brass lamp and chimney priced at $1. Returnable if not satin factory.
War preparations across Europe to quell the Turk
Constantinople reports show peaceful Sultan declarations contradicted by active mobilization. Turkish army orders indicate rapid, vigorous preparations for imminent war across Europe as nations brace for conflict.
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Europe
Quel the
Constantinople
Turkey
Italy Joins European Powers Against Turkey Over Macedonia
Rome Feb 12 Italy agrees to join European powers in pressing reforms in Macedonia. The move signals a coordinated diplomatic effort to curb Ottoman influence and secure governance changes in the contested region.
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Associated Prowse
Rome
Italy
Turkey
Macedonia
Demonstration by Warships Proposed in Galenica
London reports a naval demonstration of European war ships at Galenica to deter ongoing Turkish hostilities. The move aims to check war operations feared to trigger wider clashes.
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London
England
Galenica
Turkey
Transports Ordered Ready in Austria for Armed Forces
Trieste February 12 The Austrian Government has ordered transports and railroads to be placed in readiness for prompt transportation of armed forces.
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Trieste
Austria
Germany backs off cash demand on Venezuela deal
Germany waives demand for 340000 dollars and seeks five monthly installments. The move provokes anger in Italy and Great Britain, who prefer the original terms. Britain may persuade Italy to follow suit as the German protocol is awaited and Bowen's stance remains uncertain.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Tts
Italy
Great Britain
Bowen
Central American plan for alliance against Guatemala
Panama reports a proposal to form an alliance among Salvador, Honduras and Costa Rica to conduct joint war operations against Guatemala. The move aims to advance plans for a union of Central American States.
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Associated Proas
Panama
Salvador
Honduras
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Ladrones Activity Rises causing military concern in Philippines
Anoviated Press Special Cable from Manila reports daily skirmishes with wandering Ladrones increasing alarm in military circles. The piece notes continued encounters and impacts on local security as bands roam country districts. Also included are stock quotes from San Francisco and various notes on maritime and scientific matters.
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Anoviated Press
Manila
Ladrones
Siberia Liner Ready for Business from Pacific Mail
Pacific Mail liner Siberia arrives from New York after a lengthy voyage via Magellan Strait. Captain Smith says the ship performs well with speeds around 21 knots on trials and will dock at Mall dock before preparing for Honolulu and the Orient on March 11.
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San Francises
Magellan
Siberia
New York
Elheria
Strait of Magellan
Cape Virgin
Cape Pillar
Pacific
Corowa
Hancock
Hindelphia
Mack Point
Capain Smith
Korea
Miree
Williams, Dimond & Co
Benartreat Wharf
Mall Dock
Honolulu
Orient
J. Tremaine Staith
Peking
Porter
Newport
Chie
George H. Ferguson
China
Boo
John Ansell
A H. Simmons
Joseph 8. Hamilton
Peru
J.B. Morris
W. Armatrong
James Barker
J. Green
Jamey Byrnes
Transport Sarvice
The Two Judges Question Again in Local Liquor Case
The two judges question returns as Cathcart and Rawlins enter pleas before Judge Robinson in Chilton and Josephine Chilton harboring toten chil. Jury trials proceed on liquor without license charges as Andre De Boll and Pong Look face verdicts. Magistrate De Volt rules on jurisdiction amid ongoing discussions of two cirentt jivlaes and old grea hon.
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J. W. Cathcart
Wm T. Rawlins
Hares
K Chilton
Childeteaing
Josephine Chilton
Jorge de Hott
Teria
Jong Sinen
Cathcart
Juda de Volt
Andre de Boll
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co
Hobiison
Petition From Kaual Teachers Seeks Education Status Quo
A Kauai morning report notes a teachers petition urging lawmakers to refrain from changes to the Territory educational system now in use. The document lists names of teachers and claims it originated from the Educational Department. Superintendent Atkinson unavailable for comment. Paolo jailed for vulgar language but discharged for private-home remarks. Nellie Blachan is revealed as the author wife of Mr. Doubleday, publisher.
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Kaual
Hawaii
Maui
Everue
Educational Department
Atkinson
Paolo
Nellie Blachan
Bint Neighbors
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