Hawaiian Hotel Expansion Adds Café and Two More Stories
J O Macfarlane seeks bids for a full width cafe on the Alakea street side of the Hawaiian Hotel to relieve dining room crowding. Architect O G Traphagen to prepare plans for two additional stories, with Peter High awarded twin veranda additions and improved hotel space to serve peak tourist influx. The Edward OBrien reef situation remains unresolved, with salvage efforts continuing and doom anticipated.
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Alakea Street
J. O. Macfarlane Fins
Alakes Street
Wilhal
Yonce
Gasete
Traphegen Tan
Wrapetel Osnet Kangaroo Court to Convene at Deillated
The company unit Co B will hold a kangaroo court this evening at the deillated location. Three new members face charges of malicious mischief and every member should be present to witness the proceedings.
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Co. B
Maanaalei Plantation on Lanai Set for Market Release
The Lanai Maanaalei plantation is secured with capital stock of 81,000 par value. Progenitors Grar, Lansing & Co. announce stock to be offered, portions to Kodolola market, after inspectors A V Gear and T B Lansing tour. Wording notes the land spans Lanai porta coast seven miles, with 1400 acres at 10 foot level and 1200 acres 100 to 300 feet, plus irrigation and water supply assessments.
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Lanai
Grar, Lansing & Co
Honolola
A. V. Gear
Hon Jpeberg
Oluwala
F. A. Haysiliton
Lahaina
Davai
Trogh Voure
Thousaude
W. J. Lowrie
Kaa
Hawaiian Commercial Bager Company
Walter Hayorbion
Decote
Lowrie
Lausing
Holdredge
Wailoka
Maui
Kaanakikai
Molokai
Wainaualo
Ewa
Lahaina Plantation
Col Whyte Resigns to Focus on Hawaii Puget trade
Col Albert Whyte retires from the British American Steamship line to devote all time to developing transportation links between the Hawaiian Islands and Puget Sound. He leaves military service and shifts to commercial trade interests.
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Albert Whyte
British- American Steamship Line
Haewaiian Islands
Puget Sound
New Cane Plantation Plan Near God Fork Level
A Mer Lovrie report notes excellent soil on the islands and deep fertile ground from 20 to 40 feet. Two artesian wells five miles apart supply steady pure water, one eight inch well used to wash sand cane. Tests show high output with a centrifugal pump, producing two and a half million gallons in 24 hours. Planting of cane begins immediately on 100 acres, with seed cane ready for first of four plantings. The project promises fast yields and dependable shipments with minimal risk.
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BOC
God Fork
Mer
Lovrie
Waah Landa
Improvised Rafts Use Lumber Cargo Near Pilot's Office
The Annie M Campbell cannot berth to unload lumber load and has made improvised rafts from cargo boards alongside the Seiudia at a mail weed near the pilot's office. Crews are dinoberging the lumber and piling heavy loads, with work proceeding rapidly.
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Annie M. Campbell
Seiudia
Unclear Navy Movement Delayed From Port
A rugged Irish ship with Celtic ties departed port yesterday afternoon and will wait offshore near the Hongkong Mara for about a day. It plans to enter for refit before sailing to Manila once the work is completed, then proceed to San Francisco if possible.
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Edward O'Brien
Abe
Tougertwr Smp Celtic
Doe
San Francisco
Manila
Russia and the Orient Open Door Policy Debate in Washington
Washington cables relay Count Cassini of the Russian Embassy denying a closed door in China while noting Russia favors open commerce in the Far East. Lord Beresford’s remarks are dismissed as private views. Russia aims to use the Trans Siberian line for commercial, not strategic, gains and seeks free trade despite rival powers.
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Chicago
the Times-' Herald
Washington
Anya
Count Caasini
Charles Beresford
China
Enya
Far East
Beresford
Orruary
Lrany
Siberian
Oder
Russia
Rasim
Vintivustock
Bert Wol
Talion Wan
France
England
Germany
Japan
Ravaia
Whaler Gayhead Arrives at Port for Supplies
The American whaling bark Gayhead, known at the port, docked this forenoon after weeks of cruising near the Islands. Captain Foley plans to take on supplies and mail, remaining about three days before resuming whaling. The ship reports only 13 barrels of oil aboard and six whales lost recently.
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Naveral
Foley
The Newerage Mate and a Letter to Rudolph Hering
The article notes Jonnell replying to a letter from Rudolph Hering, the consulting sanitary engineer. It reports that this morning he had another engagement in hand and would come later to Honolulu after it concluded.
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Jonnell
Rudolph Hering
Honolula
Honolulu's Future in Pacific Trade Question
Lond Beresford, interviewed in San Francisco by David Starr Jordan for the Exam iner, discusses the Pacific Coast's role in Orient development. He predicts twenty cities will rise as trade depots, with San Francisco and Hangkow as main hubs, and emphasizes the importance of inland gateways.
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Lond Beresford
San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
The
Examiner
Phelan
Pacific Coast
Orient
Lont Beresford
San Perincisco
Hangkow
Ae Monolul
Loubet Invested With Legion of Honor Cordons
General Dae rouet Duke of Muaremedt and Grand Chancellor of the Legion of Honor today invest President Loubet with the grand cordon in the presence of cabinet ministers. The council ordered all offices schools and houses closed on the day of President Faure's funeral.
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Paris
Daerouet Duke
Muaremedt
Legion of Honor
Loubet
Legion of Hour
Wieters
M. Loubet
Messnge
Parliameno
Dapatier
Sanwa
Faure
Louhet
Republic
Club Stables Incident Injures Manager in Driving Accident
Charly Bellini, manager of the Club Stables, was badly injured in the leg when a volt driven out of the place around noon caused a jarring collision. The incident left Bellini near knee damage and he was taken home for care.
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Charley Brilina
Charly Bellini
Tin Noimal
Nelliva
Architects Tet Ripy and Dickey Realigned for Bishop Estate
Architects Tet Ripy and Dickey have realigned as architects to the Bishop Estate. No selection has been made yet to succeed them.
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Rip
Y & Dickey
Bishop
Members of the H. O.C. asked to gather at Arlington hotel at 7 15
The Arlington hotel hosts a 7 15 p m meeting of H. O. C. members as announced by The Evening Bulletin which offers its full news for 74 cents a month.
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H. O.C
Arlington Hotel
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Cialty
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Bethel Street
Maanalei Plantation
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Honolulu
Walter Hayselien
Pany Ur Company
Jovesh
W. J. Lownie
Porthosat
Labatna
ROYAL
Col. Whyte Resigna
Lord Beresford
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