Votes Keep Leading Contestants Brace For Final Push
Leaders retain positions as voting nears end in three weeks. Kruger leads autos, with Kells Thurston and Kohala Club close behind. Kansis Club and Sheldon gain from outside islands while Hawaii backs Kohala, Kauai backs Sheldon, and Maul divides support among Honolulu contestants. Ballots peak interest as window premiums attract many, with a March 15 final coupon deadline and safekeeping of receipts and ballots to prevent loss.
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Kruger Atill
Kells
Thurston
Kansis Club
Sheldon
Rize
Hawaii
Kauai
Maul
Honolulu
Schuman Carriage Company
Waterhouse Trust Company
Waimlua’s Prospects and Waialua Company Officers Elected
The Waialua Agricultural Company held a naval meeting at 2 o’clock in the offices of Cuatle & Cooke. Officers were re-elected: President G. P. Cantle, vice-president C. M. Cooke, secretary C. H. Atherton, treasurer W. A. Bowen, director P. J. Lowrey, auditor Richard Robinson. Manager W. W. Goodale reported a 1905 yield estimate of 19,000 tons and noted funds spent in 1904 on ditching and other permanent improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waialua Agricultural Company, Ltd
Cuatle & Cooke, Tia
Offcers
G. P. Cantle
C. M. Cooke
C. H. Atherton
W. A. Bowen
P. J. Lowrey
Richard Robinson
W. W. Goodale
Wholesalers Discuss Their Liquor Bill In Leading Action
Wholesale liquor dealers drafted a bill for Governor review after four days of meetings. Retailers deny involvement and say they sent their own bill to the Governor. A Shaw dispute is described as overblown gossip with no support from association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hquor
Shaw's
Shaw
Aquor
Association
Governor cites 40000 for Honolulu lighthouse plan
Governor Carter said the 40000 recommended by a Washington committee covers the Honolulu lighthouse only. He warned that a reliable light is badly needed as existing gauge lights are inadequate, urging forward planning for safety and navigation.
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Carter
Washington
Honolulu
Money Passed Governor Caren Sets $400000 Harbor Funding
Honolulu harbor project advances as Governor Caren approves a $400000 funding package. The move highlights state support for port improvements and related infrastructure, signaling progress for the harbor development plan.
Committee at Work on County Act Deliberations
House and Senate joint committee members including Loni, Hala, Kalelopa, and Holstein were appointed to draft the County Act. A House conference panel aims to meet a Senate counterpart to determine representation. Rep. Carl Smith said a broad bill report would be ready tomorrow morning. Rep. Aylett pressed to report his bill. Rep. Harris questioned the committee’s scope and duty to avoid delaying bills. The Reference Committee was ordered to report tomorrow morning.
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Mith
Loni
Hala
Kalelopa
Holstein
Syoaker Knndern
House
Senate
Gettla
Rap. Aylett
Carl Smith
Rep
Aylett
Bunny Law
Smith
Aylott
Sie
Harris
Shaw license refused and receiver seeks action on license
Frank E Thompson, named receiver of Shaw & Co, reports the treasurer refused to renew the company license but offered it to the receiver. Thompson asks whether he may license the horse sale in his own name and seeks court approval to close the wholesale department. Richard Spencer is found guilty of adult and battery on Foo Tul. He is ordered to pay a fine of 6.00 and costs. The latest styles Saw Suit for 19 pan by Robert & Co. This suit is made to order in their Tailoring Department.
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Frank E. ‘Thompson
Shaw & Co
Thompson
Richard Spencer
Foo Tul
Chimie Tian
Robert & Co
Tallortug
Davis Appeal Lost In Hot Fight By One Majority
Davis contest failed by one vote as the House adopted a committee report on the petition of Attorney George Davie. The session included salary disclosures from multiple departments and a request to share copies of bills with the Council. Strikes in Russia and a contention over Code Commission edits were noted as part of the day’s business.
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Davis
Judicia Committee
A. Davis
Mittee
Calarion
Territorial
Campbell
Thos, Cahalon
Trades
Bor Connell
Thurston
Fire Department
Survey Department
Board of Health
Davie
Rep
Andrade
Warsaw
Russia
Czarniakowska
Boon
Lews Kaluska
George Davie
Code Commission
Coelho
Antrade
Ewa Plantation Faces Dividend Decision At Annual Meeting
Stockholders debated boosting the reserve fund or paying dividends. D Tenney, Castle & Cooke manager, was reelected president and reported 1904 sugar production across Ewa and Apoko areas. Despite good yields, weather and leaf damage affected results, and directors hinted dividends may be approved, with further action pending. Continued in next page.
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Ewa Plantation Company
Cuntle & Cooke, Ltd
Metiug Gnally
T | D. Tenney
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Fullows
Wheatet
D. Teaney
M. Cooke
H. Atherton
W. A. Bowen
Richard Robinson
W. R. Cantle
Renton
Apokas Buyer Co
Tie Hwa Mul
Apokan Sugar Co
Ewa
Contested Election Controversy Amid Cable Inquiries
Cable dispatch from San Francisco notes market activity as Hawaii election contest proceedings continue in judge Dole s court. Testimony highlights public works spending, ballot methods, and threats to voters. witnesses describe use of numbered ballots and contractor bidding rules across Molokai and Kauai districts. Local firms report stock quotes and prices as figures from the Pacific markets intermix with political dispute coverage.
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Dole Ax Naual
Cocl Brown
Koolaulos
Koolaupoka
Monolutu
Inkania
J. Me. Brown Loo
D. H. Kahauletio
Molokai
Hore
Bak
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Trensurer
Iodem
Hanawaki
Ater Aa
Gaash
Kohala Club
Don
Wee Oom
J. F. Sylva
C. Ludwigsen, Jr
Anon
Fred L. Bering
V. A. Vetlesen
Waimlua
New York
Wasnisero
Kuraro
The
Sierra
Fes
Tropic Fruit Co
F. C. Enos
Wells-Fargo
Aukhsun
Codho
Police Department
Pratt
Public Instruc
Ion Alt
Atkinnon Fent
Tie
Department of Public Instruction
Rodgers
Benlin
Germany
Japan
Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Grand Duke
Sergius
Moscow
Chandos Monastery
San Francisco
Cal
Apokap Bugar Co
Kerr's
Plate Glass Insurance
del Pcate
Iaw
Congress
Frisco
Pollits & Co
Honey Waterhouse Prwet Company
Stock & Band Exchange
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Weather Bureau
Canwe
Young Winding
Alex
Ashley
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