Particularly Fortunate Sugar Yield And Price Report
Manager H A Baldwins report of the Maui Agricultural Co at the annual meeting notes a very favorable 1906 season with 17 753 tons of sugar after marketing expenses and a price of 370M per ton. The year shows improvements over prior crops, aided by weather and water development, plus new factory operations at Hamakuapoko and Pala. The report outlines financials, debt reduction, and plans for pineapple and cane cultivation, ending with a note on 1907 crops and continuation on Page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Baldwin
Maui Agricultural Co
Alexander & Baldwin
Gyo
Hatky Bugar Co
Pal
Stiagl
Wwe
Mit
Ater Tours
Hawaiian Conienarcaew CO
Porue i
Keanae Valley
Nahiku
Koolan
Hamalkuapoka
Pala
Malke
Pines
Animale
Roy
Mii
Hamakuapako
Coparciarntilp
Avi
Husky Sugar Co
Pala Plantation
Pineapples to Ship to Coast March 2
Tropic Fruit Co. will forward the next consignment of select pineapples to the coast on March 2. Leave orders at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropic Fruit Co
Sheriff limits deputy power by new order in Sherifftown
A political dispute in Sherifftown led to a new order restricting deputy release powers after Deputy Kalakiela freed George Kaew on bail, who had faced domestic abuse charges. Sheriff Brown ordered Kaew’s re-arrest and set bonds at 254 dollars. The deputy planned to discuss the matter with the sheriff to understand the impact of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherifftown
Adrif
Kalakiels
George Kaew
Kawa
Brown
Kalakiela
Annual meeting notes and estate petition in Honolulu
After the annual reports, Ewa Sugar Co officers were elected with Tenney as president and M. Cooke as vice president. The manager noted cane harvester trials and production figures for 1908, while the report on Ewa Plantation Co showed sugar outputs and rainfall effects. Separately P. Dis, administrator, filed for permission to sell real estate including a Honolulu lot and an old watch to satisfy a mortgage and estate debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewa Prontation Co
Old Tate
Castle & Cooke
Tenney
OC. M. Cooke
C. H. Atherton
A. Lowen
T Richard Robinson
J.B. Came
Ukeabawe
Kenton Tuate
H. G. Ginnea
Honolulu
Renton
Ewa Plantation Co
Apokan Sugar Co
Angun
P. Dis
F. A. Ribotro
Permiesian
Auwalolil
K. Bliva
Ant
Withelm
Bliva
Reclamation Bill Appropriates Funds for Quarantine Island
United States Congress approves a bill authorizing 20000 to reclaim Quarantine Island Honolulu Hawaii. War Department to oversee immediate availability and expended for prep work including materials costs per cubic yard. Also notes Nippon Mary report of Av Tilman resigning as chief steward of the Dorio to take a new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Autor
iSney Kerckotia
Bil
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Honalulu E
Hawaii
Wairn & 4
San Francieco
Tilman
Madden
Slattery Ordered to Complete Punchbowl Diamond Head Survey
Lieutenant J. R. Slattery, government engineer for Honolulu, received official orders to proceed with the final survey of renovations on Punchbowl and Diamond Head. No artillery will be placed at the extinct volcanoes. actual ground use will be determined after the survey and forwarded to Washington. He may also oversee Midway Island survey for harbor improvements, with timing yet unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Slavery
Honolulu
Slattery
Washington
Blattery
Gurney
Midsray Islands
Midway
Roneren Altos
General Lewdness Not, Says Kingsbury Object Of Emunds Act
Judge Kingsbury battles Edmunds Act limits in a case involving Jose Revara Port Riena, linked to bigamy and adultery. Revara pleads guilty, explains wartime marriage, while Kingsbury argues the act targets Mormons and not territorial officers. Court weighs moral law versus federal reach as Judge Dole seeks guidance. (Continued on Page 4.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsbury
Jose Revara
Port Riena
Revara
Julge Dale
Marrie
Edmundo
United
U. S Supreme Court
Kingstory
Salon Supreme Court
Bon Te Beale
Federal Governanite
Jeonmrnly
Per Viral
Battleship Ohio Sent To Hongkong
Manila Feb 07 reports that Japanese officers have assumed control of Canton trade and schools and that the battleship Ohio is slated for Hongkong. Russia uses influence to Pacifica France and Germany over Moroccan affairs. Prince Eitel Frederick wedding in Berlin. Gunboat Quiros heads to Kiukiang. Congress deficiency bill signed. Tacoma goes to Canary Islands drydock. Sugar price quoted at 1.3075 cents per pound, parity 209 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Hongkong
T l
Imperial War College
Canton
Russia
France
Germany
ST. Petersburg
Jack Cannot Borrow Without Appropriation Money For Schools
Acting Governor Atkinson states he cannot lend public funds without explicit appropriation and questions the petition asking for a film tribute loan. He asserts he is a public servant, not an autocrat, and notes the governor’s limited power. A continuation line hints at sugar shipments and Hawaiian island names in the next page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Atkinean
Petit
Atkinson
Jadarese to Wait On Trial Track
The fragment hints at a trial or legal proceeding involving Jadarese, with emphasis on readiness or timing before action. No clear date, place, or further participant details are readable from the OCR snippet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naas
J. J. Hopp & K Co
Youne Bul Ding
Emre RY
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Tive
Alfred Benjamin & Co
New York
the Kash Company Ltd
EWA
Heights Reservation
U. S
Germania Life
Terr. OF
Ini
Imi
Ohio
Prince Eitel
Berlin
Sophie of Oldenburg
Eitel Frederick
Quiros
Kiukiang
Tacoma
Gibraltar
Canaries
Dewey
San Francisco
Habbiti Walt
Shineent
Paautou Aig
Homuape
Bent Te
Kein
Milverton Jefe
Hite
Cams
Martin Kalen
Der
Atx
Ly Wath Ae Kokaian
Chester Doyle Tie
Hite Sone
Weeks
Firewaring
Ewidenes — Ee
Jered
Fort Street
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