Chinese Delegation Receives Welcome On U S East Tour
A Chinese delegation led by Chang Two arrived at Hackfeld wharf and was greeted at the Chinese Consulate. The party, including H. Tuan Fang and Tai Hing Chi, met Governor Carter and officials before visiting the United Rootery and the Chinese Consulate, with a reception for dignitaries and local schoolchildren.
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United States
Europe
China
Chang Two
Hackfeld Wharf
Riberia
Chis
Victoria and
Young Streets
Carter
Chinese United Rootery
Conmul
Tuan Fang
Tai Hing Chi
Lit Shee
Gee Hing
Tong Tung bin
Trung Shin Ling
Kwan Min Chup
Fung Chung Kuang
Bao
A. Bre
Ay Bae
Luh Chung Yu
Revenue Bill Offered by Rahio in Congress
The Revenue Bill to set aside one percent of federal revenue from Hawaii for local expansion has been the focus of congressional consultations this week. Speaker Hamilton, Senator Foraker, and others approved the brief form. Foraker favors the measure and will push a Senate version once the House bill leaves committee.
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Committee On
Territories
Foraker
Senate
House
Molokans Consider Settlement Plans on Hakalau
Hilo January 2 report from F J McBrocker representing J B Cawtle and the Molokan farmers seeking to settle in Hawaii. He met Manager Rowe at Hakalay Plantation to discuss settlement of 1800 acres at Kalwiki Walla lands, soon to open for homesteads. Negotiations aim to establish planting and grinding contracts and permanent labor for the plantation, with directors to decide on concessions. progress tied to Mr Castle and future San Francisco visit.
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McBrooker
McBlocker
Mesterker
Castle
San Francisco
McBrocker
Iilo Tribune
Governors Thank Local People as Commissioners Visit
The Chinese commissioners thanked residents for the warm food reception and praised Mawali as a beautiful place. They plan to study local laws and proceedings, requesting copies and documents the governor showed in a large pile. A reporter noted officials spoke good English and will likely have clerks or secretaries assist in reviewing the materials.
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Carter
Mawali
Johnson Confesses to Waialua Baby Murder
John son, living with the Whartons in Waialua, confessed to County Sheriff Brown and Detectives Cox and Doyle that he killed 3 year old Seaman Wharton last Wednesday. He cut the body into pieces in revenge against the child's mother Mrs Anna Wharton after a quarrel over Christmas. He was taken to Waialua and, after a night of questioning, admitted the crime and will be sent for trial.
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Frank Johnson
Henry Wharton
Waialua
A. M. Brown
Sherif Opcar Cox
Doyle
Seaman Wharton
Worthernday
Johnson
Anna Wharton
Jonson
Bherit Ovar Cox
Walalia
Whastons
Oras
Tittle Nun
Sherif Grown
Rheins
Cox
Ftw
Dr. Weed
Betion
Sheri
Cheater Doyle
Bulletin
Walalue
Crite
Hawaii
Wood
Hubert Wood
Hawaii delegate Kalanianaole urges hearing delay on apportionment bill
Washington D C Dec 2 Annotations report Delegate J Kalanianaole urging lawmakers to move a hearing date for his apportionment bill to February to secure uninterrupted consideration. He notes Hawaii revenue allocation for local expenditures and cites appeals to Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association.
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Washington
D. C
Halter Evening Bulletin
Hamilton
Hawaii
Wyeek
Chamber of
Merchants’ Association
Carter
Congrana
J. Kalanianaole
Connrens
Steamer Chahalis Flees With Salvage Dispute
In a San Francisco dispatch dated January 5 the steamer Chahalis fled with salvage money claimed at 100,000 dollars after a dispute over salvage from the steamer City of Pusbla which was towed to port.
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San Francisco
Chahalis
City of Pusbla
Sugar Price Movements Affect Hawaiian Sugar Contracts
Raw sugar in New York rose to 3.5 percent this morning, prompting The Henry Waterhouse Trust to consider selling Hawaiian sugar to meet contracts and seize the New York price, though details remain unclear and prices fluctuate.
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Henry Waterhouse Trust
New York
Hemet
Choice Bananas Order Bunch at the Wells Far
A brief local notice lists a banana order placed by the Wells Far Go office for the G Alameda dus, dated January 3. The item references coast area procurement and reflects a small, routine commodity purchase.
Hoodoo Rumors Swirl Around Lakes Election Confrontation
Attorney Watson received a letter claiming all original vouchers for mutter expenses were destroyed by fire in a train wreck at Am Hay Wyoming. Duplicates exist, likely to be used for refunds up to 2000 dollars while fires allegedly touch the rooms once occupied by Mr. Justice Hateh. The schooner Lavina arrived from Kor 1m and the ship Alaslua sailed January 30.
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Watson
Washingston
Honolulu
Sonoma
AN Hay
Wyoming
Washington
Confontant
George D. Gear Han
Grand Jury Sworn and Charged by Judge Robinson
The Territorial Grand Jury was sworn and charged by Judge Robinson this morning. Two jurors failed to appear causing a brief postponement, and one name discrepancy led to an excusal. The body, led by Attorney General Peters, will convene in the old throne room and meet about once a week, with a cautious outlook for the term.
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Jinige Robinson
Wim
J.P. Low
J.J. Leckne
G. J. Lacker
Ihie
Waldron
Ang Abrena
W. A. Owen
C. Dwight
I le Gilliland
Win. H. Meine
J.T Holloway
Lomas
Wmn
Muteb
B. E. Paxton
M. Philp
Jas
W. Robertson
Robinson
W. A. Bowen
Charles Clark
Peters
Pineapples Shipments From Tropic Fruit Company Resume
The Tropic Fruit Company has again begun shipping top quality pineapples to the mainland. Leave orders at the Wells Fargo office in King.
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Tropic Fruit Company
Ite Choice
Wells Fargo
King
Merger Advances Between Two California Insurance Firms
San Francisco December 10 merger between the Conservative Life Insurance Company and the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company progressed at a stockholders meeting. Officers were elected led by President Wilbur S. Tupper and Vice Presidents Gebees J. Cox and Ken Roche. Awaited formal endorsement and legal steps may take several weeks. The combined firm to be named Pacific Conservative Life Insurance Company with capitalization of 700 000 and operations continuing under both brands until final consolidation.
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Literaairembe Company
Pacific Mutha Lite Nurance Company
California
Wtep
Vade’ Mutual Company
Wilbur
Tupper
Dey Wice Presiden
Gebees
J. Cox
Ned
Ned Vies A Oren Oe Whre Roche; Rap, Pg, Dram
Bet Gall I. Johnson
Mubie
N. Littentrythal
John H. Miliee
Lee Abiel
John F. Roche
G. W. Brot
HT. Boot
Utte
Lean
Pacific Conservative Life Insurance Company
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Tienen
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Woo Chao
Kuang Yu
Yo Chan Chu
Tang Tain
Che Chea
Liang Chi Sin
Tong Nan
Wong Pao Sum
Ow Yang Yuk
Om Huss Chang
Wong Chu Chao
O. Tong
Wan Bing Chung
Chai Sin Can
Rahio
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
Gov. Fort
Merchant Gun
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Kash Company
Hakalau
Steiner
Curio Fame
F. Stelzer
Tata Lowe Avenue
Chicago
Tin Sen
Marriet
Ada
Labaiue
Baby Wharton
Haring
Russia
Petersgurg
Saigon
Indo
Carnale
Caceres
Cape Haytien
Morales
Rodrigues
San Domingo
Provident Morales
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Alameda, Dus
J. A. M. Johnson Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Pagieig Mutual
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
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Cruscels
Alameda
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