Second Count In Auto Contest Tomorrow Not Encouraging
Report quotes European beet sugar outlook and price expectations from multiple sources. Notes steadiness despite crop estimates and forecasts a period of high markets, with possible price relief by summer if harvests improve and production costs fall. references correspondents in New York and Europe and criticizes speculative holding patterns.
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Large Che Ta Banks Close This Forenoon
The four chief banks reportedly closed this forenoon though details are unclear. Rumors yesterday suggested closures today but no definite information could be confirmed. The banks paused operations after failing to disclose the expected riding word, leaving players without clues.
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Pineapples Go Off King St Denial From Hotel Manager
The morning paper claimed the Young hotel was full to overflowing. The management denies this and states rooms remain unoccupied and ready to accommodate guests.
Fire Continues in Hold of Steamer Texan
Local Hawaiian American Steamship Co agents report that fire remains in the Texan’s hold despite flooding between decks. Fire teams warn extinguishment will take time and advise against water application as a method, suggesting carbon dioxide and controlled ventilation to remove fumes and heat.
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Grand Jury May Report Tomorrow In Hawaii Case Review
The Federal Grand Jury, with United States District Attorney Breckens, is expected to complete its work in three days and will report its indictments to Judge Dole tomorrow. The jury remains in session for a week to handle potential issues, focusing on Walkden the Haleiwa postmaster charged with embezzlement. Two marines held on counterfeiting charges may be heard this afternoon, with armed guard outside the jury room. The panel has already handled about ten cases, all praised for speed.
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Nichols Sells For 10000 To Make Honolulu Home
Henry D. Corbett, longtime Tucson stationer, buys F K Nichols share in Nichols Co. and the Pacific Heights residence from Nichols for ten thousand dollars. He plans to move to Honolulu, believing its climate and future promise will suit him as a new home and business base.
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May voting row prompts political funding query
Germania Life Company president Cornelian Doremus testified at a recent Insurance Investigation stating every policyholder votes for every $100 of policy value. He alleged the firm and Hever contributed to campaign funds. Also noted is a Honolulu Symphony Society meeting notice and Kingsbury filing in the Roman Building.
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Anse Merchants Discuss The Emigration Issue
Japanese business men of Kauai fear loss of trade due to emigration of laborers to California and plan a meeting at Koloa to discuss relief measures. They state willingness to petition the home government to allow more laborers to arrive, with communications seeking support and guidance.
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Portuguee and Hawaiians Fear Land Policy Slippage
A Kapaa, Kauai report notes resentment among Portuguee and Hawaiians over land settlement policies. They warn that incoming Russians and new settlers threaten long-held homes along Kapaa lane and may force people to relocate from jobs and residences after twenty years. A Kapaa Portuguese worker expresses doubt about staying as Russians move in.
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Kauai Pursues Reo Auto Prize Amid Bustling Interest
Kauai reports rising excitement over a 1906 prize drawing as readers rally for participation. Local talk centers on securing a portion of funds and possible district support, with Hannah Sheldon among teachers urged to cast ballots for a favorable number.
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Metropolitan Demurs in Cornwell Estate Case Reply
Metropolitan Demurs of Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. filed its answer this afternoon as administrator with will annexed in the estate of W. T. Cornwell. The Metropolitan Meat Co. will answer later through Holmes & Stanley and A. G. M. Roberteau in a waiver form similar to that used by the D. W. & L. Co. and M. Ballou.
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Hawaii to Study Tobacco Culture
WASHINGTON February 14 Hawaii will send representatives to study the tobacco industry with assistance promised from Secretary Wilson of the Agricultural Department.
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Yale to Offer Chinese Student Scholarships
Yale College will offer a united set of tree scholarships for Chinese students. The report notes Associated Press dispatches from New Haven and mentions broader U S political shifts including Alaska governor resignation and possible successor. The item includes terse notes on German Southwest Africa clashes with fatalities and a miscellaneous financial line from San Francisco.
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Guardian's Dishonesty Demonstrated By Sims
Review of guardian Kalama's handling of minor Marakiall Ka opulupala Waalaaulant case before Judge Lindy reveals inconsistencies. Master’s report details land sales and a disputed estate balance, including a $1,000 bond and $714.70 due to the estate, while Kalama claims $50. The guardian’s 1900 to 1905 accounts show $604 balance after various disbursements, with questions on boarding charges and several withdrawals from the ward’s funds.
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