Oil leads California mineral production. oil stocks offer profit
Oil now leads California mineral output with gold second and petroleum ahead by a substantial margin. 1908 oil value exceeds 26 million dollars. last year output surpassed 48 million barrels, up 8 million from 1907. Investors urged to contact Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co and agent Kibler in Honolulu for an oil investment book and market letter.
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California
Californi
Tetraleum
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Honolulu
L. Kibler
California Stock Exchange of
San Francisco
al Young
Lincoln Mortgage & Loan Co
Geary Street
Local and General Bulletin Olio and notes
A jumble of local notices and ads mentions a bulletin olio with various goods and services, a clearance sale, car repairs, jewelry loans, massage, and a mine of unrelated items. Names include Paton, Baro, Mckay, and Mont Montomery. locations Queen Street, Bethel, and Hilo. Weather, races, a religious band, and a yacht race announcement appear amid scattered observations.
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Mike Paton
Bo Aira
Dickerson
Ielit Galsen
Toan
Wmom
Prof Baro
Young
Automoblien
Empire Stand
Bethel and Motel
Berview
Alis
Prahlon Saloon
Mat Habe
Interisland
Mckay
Hity
Mauna Keathik
Mfg
Honolulu
Minna Lam
Hountain Iron Works
Rogur i
Monte Montgomery
Bie
Monte
Vaneing
Wright
Hilo
Yee Chan & Colm
King and Bethel Street
E. C. Hall & Son
Oul Sovelsa
Hild Races Spoiled With Mixed Events At Panerie Meet
The day featured a partial panering event with Alt mane winning in 1 min 28 secs amid a crowded field. Major Collier led before Webber challenged in the free for all, securing a verdict. Three quarter mile Hawaiian event had three starters Young dam Genevieve and Princess Arma, finishing as hoped. Hronco Busting race drew crowd despite few entries, many other events postponed by delays and bad weather.
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Mane
Collier
Webber
Major Collier
Pocahun
Vie
Young
Genevieve
Arma
Psenewloniate
Strongest powered passenger steamer Sierra praised for speed
News from Honolulu notes the Sierra, the strongest powered passenger steamer, is undergoing overhaul at Ban Vyandseo ahead of a trial run to Honolulu. The vessel’s engines may push her to seventeen knots once fire clearance is completed, reducing coal handling and enabling faster port-to-port travel.
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Twolle
Gooanic ‘Steamship Company
Tiner Glerra
Ban Vyandseo
Shipping Market Summary Amid Holiday Vacation Activity
The transit report notes strong shipping markets with notable stock advances and dividend announcements. Vessels arrive and depart ports in Honolulu and San Francisco with multiple liner calls from Japan and China. Passenger and mail traffic to and from Maul Molokai and Hilo appears active as ships depart for Vancouver Yokohama and Manila with extensive cargo and passenger lists.
Thief Seizes Large Coin Haul in Fort Street Robbery
Fort street robbery yields about $240 missing from a store safe after a quick act by a thief. Chief Mefumete leads a police inquiry with two youths detained for questioning but no clear evidence found. Wives and witnesses provided sparse details as investigators pursue the missing money.
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Mefumete
W. Meylkhatie
Fort Street
Beakhane
M wRich
Herkbane
McDumbe
McDutie
Honolulu Man to Tour World for One Year with Family
George H. Carter of the Hawaiian Trust Company of Honolulu embarks today aboard the Tonyo Maru for a year long world trip. He plans Yokohama brief, then onward to Shanghai, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Cairo and the Nile voyage then Europe and the Heligoland area, returning via New York and San Francisco. The trip includes his entire family. Yesterday a small boy, about six, was found intoxicated near Kokanka Mission. He appears to have consumed whiskey and beer, though no guardian present.
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George HL. Carter
Hawaiiaan Trusp Company
Monolulu
Japan
Yokohama
Mongkong
Straite Settlements
Colombo
Aden
Ald
Cairo
Ateam
Nile
My. Garter
Europe
Hotolili
New York
Ban Francisco
P. W Rider
Kokanka Mission
Telegraphs and Bulletin Tie in Editorial Tone
A garbled clipping mentions telephones and a bulletin, signaling a rough editorial note on communications and public notices. It lacks clear names, places, or dates, but hints at a civic or press discussion of infrastructure and information flow.
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Harmony Lodge
Part Street
Wendy
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Wieke
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Dawaman Tribe
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L.A. Prmriy
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Dunn's Hat Shop
Kate Woodard
J. Rosenberg Young
Emrich Lux
Regal Shoes
the Holidays Regat
Skoe CO
King and Bethel
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Merchant
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Elain
Asoll Watores
Jos. Schwartz
Hawaiian Islands
Fort
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Bethel
Parnitore
Pancy Dry Goods
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King St
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Sang Chan
McCandless
Blom’s
Berstoh
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HILD
Poe
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Huussa
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Olympic
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Pacific Coast
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Hongkong
Far East
United States
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T. M. Barron
Dennett
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J. Albert
Hay Down
J. B. Jamison
Wily Place
Mileronymou
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Vancouver
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Anne Johnson
Ban Fravohioo
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Land Department
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Public Works
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Honolua
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Mra
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Pohwken
Papatoa
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Oahu
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Moumuhly
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