Pioneer’s New Dividend Approved by Stockholders
The Prineee MIN Company stockholders of Ticoniat annuall bal to raise capital by stock split from B26 THO to BAO and cut par value to 20. The new dividend will be paid May 1, with extensive notes on cane crop yields, weather impact, factory throughput, and plant improvements including water management, new equipment, and labor additions. Treasurer’s report shows a net profit for the year with a large balance carried forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prineee Min Company
Ticoniat
Annetlig
Bald
Hla Hart
HM. Hackfeld & Gr
Hue
Tho
Bao
Hn Direntor
Paul Mullet Hart
Alefectore
Murofails
Mahagerty Welnahemar
Theoninan
Welnaheimers
Janet
Ie Feillinwan
Avil
Kahora
Felda
Gotoher
Tony
yiKar
anBar
Beige Fae Tours
Aart Eben
Eritte Ty Thing
Winnie
Rane de Lowkine
Gati
Wwen
Lahaina
Waluku Station
Kahoma
Lana
Nyphons
Aumen
Iditehen
Hanoki
Feven
Bern Broweht
Kannagall
Stoot
Fylark
Wo Pfotenhaner
Division Commanders Identified in Army Reorganization
The article discusses who commands divisions amid a reorganization uncertainty. It mentions civilian clerk Parsons, various infantry and artillery units, and notes that General Wil may attend, with General Macon as the prominent figure cited as the expected division commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Parsons
Horranks
Weimy
Mutat
Cleneral Macon
Anu
Perron
Stagnant Stomach Tales and a Dose of Pills in 19th Century Ad
An OCR fragment chronicles stomach and digestion troubles, a patient’s pain and weight loss, and a testimonial praising Dr. William Mok Pills for pale people. It describes medical claims, a 175 pound patient, and a long list of seemingly archaic remedies and dosages.
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Anton
Tourishnet
Urkeley
Cal
Doll Leary
Willian
William Mok
Wile Kanas
Cana
Willan
Hawaii Vote Turnout Mixed in Island Polls
Fragmented report shows turnout varied across counties with questions on candidate support and race dynamics. Observers note the impact of campaign timing and ethnic composition on final tallies and post election analysis.
Famine in Gasoline Stirs Local Trade Delays
Local reports describe a gasoline famine causing delays across markets. Supplies from Kauai and Hawaii arrive late as steamers Mant and others bring limited cargos including hides, sacks, and a few apples. Officials note expected shipments from Mexico and the coast but the situation remains unsettled with rising shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Segallon
Seattle
Philonion
Uwe
Kaaiel
Prominent Names Fleet to Pacific and Mainland in Transit
A string of travelers and officials from Fargo Manila Mantia and San Francisco traverse the Pacific and Siberia on various assignments and visits. Notable figures include Mrs KM van Buskirk wife of a Manta auto importer and T Grinayadoff connected with the Insular government. Bertram Rivendurg secretary and J Poems back at work in Honolulu. Wallace Alexander of Alexander & Baldwin travels with passengers aboard the Wilhelmina en route to the Pacific Mall. The group contemplates extended stays and duties tied to Hawaii’s expansion and rebuilding efforts.
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Thomas
Fargo
Nld
Inlands
KM. van Buskirk
Manta Auto
Bey
Pacific
Mauthier
Siberia
Roland Chobs
la Milly School
Hais
MCA. A
Me McChine
Wontetant ‘Reeton
McAndis Palit Venterntay
Koolan Thanel
Catan Sucer Company
Hhoenungty
Amlaht
Charles Hond
Par Kant
Pacle Mall
Hinwe
Leanne
Almenen
Pansenger
Riberia
Ran Vevanetne
Dyer
Orient Ax
Rideria
Womenwe
Honolulu
Mes
Brown
Mine Helen Robinson
Stheria
Lalanda
HECK
Mantia
Tereste
Mra Hook
Bakeen
Gore
Pacifie Mall
Biberta
Wallace Alexander
Alexander & Baldwin
San Francisco
Wilhelmina
Hawaii
E Bulding
Sam Prandtog
Bertram Rivendurg
Tig Mayor de J
Maitland
Bperetary
Hiverburg Tak Hee
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Saltire
Kawalhae
Holtz
Leland
Honouli
Clarion
Hotel Sts
Young
K. Uyeda
Nuuanu
Ona
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street