Governor Carter Confers With Merchants On Financial Aid
Members of the Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association met with Governor Carter Treasurer Kepothal and Auditor in the executive chamber at 9:50 am to discuss the financial situation and possible government policy. Spokesman George W. Smith led the briefing as banks hesitated to discount warrants while merchants faced strict money market stringency and limited cash in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Carter
Taran
George W. Smith
W. I. Spalding
Morgan
M. P. Robinson
Kepothal
Body of Merchants
Kepoikal
Polley
Government Lunch Bill Controversy in Territorial Meetings
The discussion centers on the Shaw lunch bill charged to government funds and the absence of an official who will sign the blank of responsibility. Secretary Atkinson refuses to place his name. Governor and Treasurer debate warrants and the Test Case in the Supreme Court to clear the atmosphere.
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Territorial Secretary
Tressury
Hawaii
A. L. C. Atkinson
H. T
Dover
Wood Authority
Atkinson
Co Tar An
Supreme Court
Andrews
Thiu
Armory Site Likely Near Judiciary Grounds
Superintendent Holloway says the National Guard armory will probably be placed in the stable yard adjoining the Judiciary building grounds near King Street. While not final, the decision seems highly probable, with many favoring the Walid alde of the Judiciary as central and convenient to the Executive building.
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Judiciary Air
National Guard
Warke Holloway
Judiciary Building
King T
American Sugar Company to Pay $35,000
The American Sugar Company held its annual meeting this forenoon. Officers named for the year include RH. Wade president, G. N. Wilcox vice president, A. W. Carter treasurer, A. M. Brown secretary, W. H. Baird auditor, AF Judd and G. J. Wal reeactor. The board voted to write off expenses to remodel accounts, apply $25,000 of past year realisations to debt, and the treasurer projected year expenses including rents and taxes totaling 244,810. Jones assets total 29,001.04. The report references prosecutions and Mary Ann Andrews testimony in court.
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American Sugar Company
RH. Wade
Home
G. N. Wilcox
A. W. Carter
Treasuer
A. M. Brown
W. H. Baird
Aude
Judd
G. J. Walreotor
Company
Msager Plantation
Ted
Water Works Superintendent Announces Contract Award
The office of Superintendent of Water Works Brown announces the awarding of a contract for supplying piping and related materials to the department. Local interests prevailed over outside bidders despite concerns about job impact.
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Brown
Forencon
Henolt
Davis Denies Breckons Brief In Guardianship Case
Attorney General A. Davie Med in Federal Court this afternoon quotes H. W. Breckons asserting John K. Sumber owned the root property linked to a railway. Davis denies this, claiming in 1808 Summer transferred all his property to the Bishop of Panapolis and that the latter was in control when the guardianship proceeding began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Davie Med
H.W. Breckons
Davis
John K
Panapolis
Witnesses Testify on Finn Reputation in Territory Case
Defense counsel pressed for more witnesses to provide Finn’s reputation for peace. Several jurors testified they had heard nothing malicious about the accused F A Ward, with many noting outstanding darkness hindering facial identification near Union arrest. The court moved to compel the prosecution to call Mary Ann Andrews, present at the back during the Boone shooting.
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Joseph Finn
Hugh Rooney
Finn
F. A. Ward
Joweler
Fort Street
T. A. ‘Blinonon
Waloon
Hotel Wiveet
Wright
Thomas Cailhan
C. F
Warker
Pinkle
Dunne
Mary’ Ann Andrews
Boone
Cowboy Carter McVeigh Leads Molokal Sailors in Inland Race
Superintendent Cowboy Carter McVeigh writes of his distinction in the Molokal group as the barkentines N. Castle and crew sail for San Francisco. The Irmgard is noted as perhaps the fastest vessel of the Inland fleet in what is described as an interesting race.
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McVeigh
Molokal
Cowboy
Barkentines
N. Castle
Mece
San Francisco
Irmgard
Supreme Court actions and harbor items noted
Supreme Court information in morning session includes striking out petitions and handling tax appeal calendar with one exception for a rehearing. Writs, demurrers, and verdicts discussed. a Diamond Head-bound steamer anchored. Kaui voyage planned for Kav Nakakal. Hawaii Chapter 1 Order of Ka mehameha meets tonight. Plonceria Co stock transfers close Feb 26 to 28. Evening Bulletin ads summary.
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Supreme Court
Fleming
Peddone
Geo. A. Davis
Kavnakakal
Hawaii
Order of Ka ‘Mehameha
Our Warships To Retire From Panama
Panama February 25 The larger portion of the United States warships at the canal zone have been recalled. The Pacific Squadron will retain the Marblehead Petrel Wyoming and two torpedo boats. After canal treaty ratification and infantry arrivals the force is deemed sufficient to guard American interests. The cruisers New York Boston and the gunboat Bennington head to Dallas. Four hundred fifty Marines move to Guantanamo. The Dixie likely to San Domingo.
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Panama
United States
Marbisheed
Petrel
Wyoming
Third Infantry
Cruse
New York
Boston
Bennington
Dallas
Guantanamo
Cuba
Dixie
San Domingo
Japanese Retire From Second Attack On Port Arthur
Port Arthur Manchuria Feb 28 The Japanese naval squadron again threatened Port Arthur but retired after brief cannonade. Two stranded ships were burned. Torpedo boats uninjured. Tokio Feb 25 The Russian cruiser Variag sunk at Chemulpo Feb 8 may be raised for Japanese service. Chefoo Feb 26 Reports say Manchurians attack Russians. possible uprising due to anti Russian sentiment. Chefoo Feb 28 A Chinese steamer refused landing by Russians at Dainy Port. Port Arthur Feb 25 Four Japanese vessels sunk at the port. Port Grid Suez Feb 25 United States cruiser Buffalo and torpedo boats convoy bound for the Philippines. President Harper 18 II Chicago Feb 25 Chicago University president suffers relapses after appendicitis operation.
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Associated Prose
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Bredan
Tae Bouterin
Tokio
Japan
Variag
Chemulpo
Chefco
Chins
Ars
Balny
Seedac
Tae Beret
China
Dainy
Ching
Brrdar
Suez
Buffalo
Philippines
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Alfred
Benjamin
The
Shaw Looch
Twdighiry
Bai
Robinson
Ae Gunaral Peni
Mary Ann Andrews
Breckons
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Tal, Blue
Cowboy Carter
Wilder
Jude Gear Haw
Co. Ve. W. I. Pain
New Sum Ptt
Rain
Olow
Diamond Head
Andrew Webb
Plonceria Co
Bubinese Maidex
Monarch
Cluett
PHIL
Chicago
IIL
Bull Movement
Harper
Ill
Chicago University
Ban Francisco
Hamilton Brown Shoe
O.'S
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co
Will
Rye
Shoo Co, Ltd
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