Caribbean sugar price cut and Hawaiian stock quotes
The report lists a sugar price cut in San Francisco of 20 cents per hundred by the Western Sugar Company and details Hawaiian stock prices in San Francisco. It also notes bubonic plague alarms at Mazatlan and Ensenada with government precautions and a Senate panel's favorable ruling to fund 2.5 million dollars for Philippine draft animals in response to animal losses from disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Western Sugar Company
Washington
Jan
Mazatlan
Ensenada
Associated Prey Special
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Novel nominating form for Gartley ticket leads election
A new nominating form lists A Gartley as presidential candidate with JH Craig as president. Five directors required. Vice presidents named J Ht Crat Foy qvond and Wtial. Treasurer listed Robert Callon. Wordlerstore Stephen Nowell Jan Natton ALP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gartley
JH Craig
Vorkist
J. Ht. Crat Foy
W. W ‘Tial
Robert Callon
Wordlerstore
Stephen Nowell
Jan Natton
Perfume and Holiday Gifts At Local Store
A local shop advertises a wide perfume supply for holiday gifts. The message highlights perfumes, toilet waters, fancy cases, calendars, brushes, and soaps with a casual tone promising low prices and generous stock for friends and family.
Builders and Traders Exchange Holds Nominating Session
Members of the Builders and Traders Exchange held a noon to 2 pm nominating session. Forty nominations for directors were received with five seats to be filled, while current officers’ terms expire this month. Election slated for the 22d, open 12 noon to 6 pm, with ballots mailed weekly to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gartley
Tf Craly
Trasuitor
Dirvctore
J. Hy Cealg
WW. Hurrin
L. E. Pinkham
G. FP. Bush
A. Harrison
A. Gartley
Jas. Notter
W. Eb, Howell
Guy Owens
Atul Oil
Messrs
G. Keen
A. ¥. Clark
Thos
Sharp
Tone
Per Tendel
Kaena and dredger stuck near Pearl Harbor in towing mishap
Damage details describe Kaena tow line snagging a dredger on the sand bar near Pearl Harbor. Kaena became grounded while attempting to move the dredger. Tug Talula launched to assist. By morning, dredger was freed and towed to safety off Puntam, with Kaena heading to Honolulu for repairs.
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Talula
Kaena
Dredger
Pearl Harbor
Howaver
Sand Bar
Iwan
Thor
Pearl Mar ‘Bor
Aredger
Puntom
Wnli
Honolulu
Wienbarth
Parker
Taline
Puulaw
Detective Chun Pol Nabs Suspect In Household Fraud
Detective Chun Pol yesterday arrested Ab Bang, accused of defrauding several housekeepers by posing as an employee of May & Co. He took orders and payments, then diverted funds. He was identified by Mrs. KM Boyd, one of the victims, and remains in custody at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chun Pol
Ab Bang
May & Co
Ena
Ued
For Rent Cards on Sale at Bulletin
Readable notices announce rental listings in the bulletin. Prices and durations vary, with multiple properties shown. Listings highlight location, size, and contact for prospective tenants seeking quick options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulle
Treasurers Report Indicates Prosperity at Central Calon Church
Treasurers report shows expenditures of 1400.55 for the year and 7140 in assets. The Bishop Charity Fund treasurer resigned with thanks. The Ladies Society notes work for benevolent and social aims and reports on yearlong efforts aided by pastors wives and church housekeepers. The next gathering is planned for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calon
W. A. Kincaid
Bobruary
Mra Nathans Lel B. Emerson
General Fund
Mee
H.C. Jones
Bishop Charity Fund
Kiernan
West
Ehuret
Chamber of Commerce Resolutions Move on Federal Control
A Chamber of Commerce meeting in the Hackford building discussed two Senatorial Commission recommendations on federal control of leper settlement and public lands in Hawaii. President Cooke led, with J. G. Spencer and many names present. A cablegram to Senator Foraker and Congressman Knox was proposed, while land policy would be handled separately. A land-commission probe was suggested, with ongoing debate on its implications and further coverage continued on page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hackford
Hawaii
C. M. Cooke
J. G. Spencer
BF. Dillingham
W. W. Hull
T. J. King
FM. Swansy
P. Muhlendorf
H. A. Parmalee
Henry Waterhouse
J. F. Mackfeld
J. M. Dowsett
D. Tenney
J. P. Cooke
A. Gartenberg
G. B. Wilder
Allan Herpert
A. H. Clark
H. B. Wally
Pal Bochaeter
KW. Jordan
Man Cooke
Hydene
Senatorial Commission
J.P. Cooke
Senator Foraker
Knox
Hauge
Territories
Cooke
A. B. Cooke
Farente
Horn
Ivestigate
D. Tonney
Way & Land Commission
Tenney
Hawaii urged to govern itself and join nation
Honolulu January 8 editorial cites Senate committees recommending making Hawaii a national leperarium, protesting a time on Hawaii and urging local self care. Business leaders and political chairs urge protection for Hawaii from removal or denial of status, calling for unity and aid to avoid injustice.
Hawaii Land Legislation Delayed Urged by Commerce Groups
Commercial bodies in Hawaii demand postponement of action on the Hawaii land matter until the memorial arrives. They protest the transfer of Government land to Federal control without further careful investigation. Proponents include the President Chamber of Commerce and the President Planters' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Jan
To Foraker
Senate
Pacific Islands
Porto Micot Knox
House
Territories
Hawaii
Chamber OF Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Planters’ Association
Kauai Trip Details Political Shifts and Road Plans
Government road engineer Robert N Boyd reports on Kauai inland trends favoring Republicans. Home Rule breakdown noted as Nakalipt cites Inland support for GOP. Plans include extending the Wale wharf, improving roads and bridges, and a proposed 8 stent bridge over the Walmen River per Mansion Campbell's recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Boyd
Kauai
Ty. Boyd
Rada
Nakalinon
Watmen
Nakalipt
Peforenen
Kawil
Bord
Irelatt
Boyd
Walmen
Campbell
Republican Protest and Damaged Bridge Plot
A fragmented historic notice notes a Republican protest to Mark Hawn, chairman of a national committee, criticizing federal control over a leper settlement and likening sentiment to a Chamber of Commerce stance. It mentions bridge work, a 1884 Gibson government project, and a proposed two-Does river gate design with a shoreline of wood and concrete elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Central
Mark Hawn
Repabdican Natiaat
Agaitet
Chamber of Commerce
Te Entile
Usle Mintter
Mehl
Wilcox
Walinea
Gibson
Kiuma
Belige
Chicago
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Ducer
Castro
United States
Bowen
Hague
Great Britain
Germany
Hana
Paauhau
Hawaiian Commercial
Honokau
Hutchinson
Kilauea
Makaweui
Onomea
Walt
Orron Drug CO
Ehlers
Fort Street
Sache
Ber
Fort
Amweg
J. Emmeluth
Thos. Sharp
J. F. Bowler
B. G. Jee
A. F. Clark
Twisoon
A. Hives
Risa Altapl Wes
Tin
Zealakdia
Wells, Fargo & Company Express
Dpficr Masonic Temple
Ladies’ Society of Central Union
Ionut
Mr. Mead
Foraker
Pacific
Porto
Greseman Knox
Merchants' Association
Builders and Traders’ Exchange
Trades and Labor Council
Republican Central Committee
Democratic Central Committee
Congress
James A. Bannister
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