Immigrant Offerings Drive Territorial Board Meeting
Territorial Board of Immigration discussed using public beach park funds to attract settlers from plantations. Commissioners Cooke Crain and Craig noted newspapers should amplify plantation offers while several plantations had yet to respond. A bill in Congress on Portuguese immigration education was debated, with Crain arguing educated Portuguese would immigrate. Attendee Elias Davidson shared prospects and potential routes to promote settlement in Hawaii.
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Fnfaltien
Craig St
Territorial Board of Immigration
Cooke
Carden
Craig
Amistant Scretary Crabbe
Cookeaid
Congress
Crain
Curdra
Haeall
Spredorio
Wis
U.S
Board of Emmigration
Denefits Piewee
Alleo Orine
Honolulu
Hawaii
Elias Davidson
Cratbe
Into
Hawaii Territory land policy and settler prospects outlined
The bulletin reports on land policy in Hawaii with references to Moloaion school house vacating by authorities and an upcoming hearing in April. It notes plans for an orderly settlement, arguments over old contract systems, and statements from Commissioner Cooke and Assistant Secretary Crabbe about information handling and land prices from $1 to $41 per acre for public lands versus higher private party costs.
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Kailua
North Kona
Hawaii
Jon
Moloaion School
Mex
Davis
Aicheliey
Mab
Thinman
Condi
Immigration Board
Cooke
Crabbe
Bla
Grabie
Brownlow
Chewelah
Territory of
Waikiki Beach Park Plan Moves From Private to Public Use
Oatus County Supervisors approve an $11,000 interim buy of Kanst Kaplolans park bench property for a future public park and bathing resort. The plan, referred to the Parks committee, foresees a bandstand and amenities with a 16 000 leasehold price, reverted to the Park Commission after 14 years.
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Oatus
D’ Une
Pacte of Koolau
Thielen
Harry Lewis
Kinet
Kin
Lewis
Pines
Thirlen
Hatch
Washington
Lawler
Uringinus
Thie Deni
Ote
HB. Cooper
Park Commission
Loasehold
Tenet Park
Byetlie County
Honohulu Rapid Travner Land Company
Lee
Kaiauokalani
Koolan
Paole
Wal- Ath
Thamselven
Thompson Denial Shakes Capitol Over Judge Robinson Endorsement
The article describes a heated Capitol scene where former Governor Carter withdraws support for Judge Robinson as Thompson’s denials ripple through political circles. Derby presents a vindicated stance after conversations with Carter, while charges against Robinson spark ongoing debate and public interest in the Judiciary area.
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Carer
Judge Robinson
Capitol J
Judiciary Building
H. Derby
Guild
Carter
Derby
Jack Thompson
Judes Robjinsan
Judiciary
Bear This In Mind on Investing Advice
The note warns against speculative excitement in stocks and highlights the inevitability of both great winners and losers. It counsels thinking before investing, urging wise use of money for a fair return and personal happiness. It references John W Gates and Chas M Schwa rr Leeds as figures, urging prudent guidance.
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John W. Gates
Chas. M. Schwarr
Leeds
Torrience
Ventura Aris A Hoo The 8 Yeatun Noon From San Fransisco
Delayed by late arrival of the English mail voyage mostly smooth with an uneventful trip. The Ventura will leave tonight for the Colonies with passengers including A F Mong from Honolulu, Boi Sheridan, B W Morian, Mrs Richard Quick, J V Le Tenny and family, Professor Thompson, Mrs Pfeil, BP Butler, H H Campbell and others aboard.
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San Fransisco
Ventues
Colonies
Cavalry
Ventura
A. Fr. Mong
Honolulu
Sewall
J V. le Tenny
Mr. Tenney
Monolulu
Profesor Thompson
Kamiehamehs School
Pfeil
Capt van Orteodorp
Sovoma
Voutera
BP Butler
Bai Pranciaco
Butler
Boslpoen
H. H. Campbell
Volt Theatre
San Francisco
Grand Jury Examines Johnson Murder Case
The Grand Jury hears witnesses in the Johnson murder case as Attorney General Peters presents the investigation. Dr Hubert Wood performs the autopsy on the mangled Wharton child body while police officers Kalua Mamake Duck Horn Nishimoto assist the inquiry. The jury may indict based on testimony alone. exhibits to follow.
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Isoaay Voly
Johnson
Peters
Ingulators
Oscar Cox
Walatoa
Walalun
Witnemees
Hubert Wood
Kina Kalua
J. Manake
Duck Morn
Fuji
Dancen Hae
Refining Companies Are Combined
The article reports the combined formation of two major sugar refiners, American Sugar Refining Company and National Refining Company, detailing election of officers and retained directors. It also includes brief notices of unrelated items: Vesuvio eruption in Naples with damage claims, a deadly fire at Wear Hotel in Minneapolis, and other brief international and local items.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
National Refining Company
Hagemeyer
J. Meyer
A. Drier
Th National Ar Mayre
Denier and
Minneapolis
The
Wear Hotel
Delegation Receives Planned Gas Supply Report
The Chamber of Commerce delegation met this afternoon with President FJ Lowrey and Secretary J. Spencer among others. Secretary Boenver reported they had supplied delegates to Washington, detailing the gas collection and promotion committee actions.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Spalding
J. #. Morgan
Kite
Planetations
Spencer
Alex. Leenberg
Talhin Chamber of Commerce
San Frantisco
Sapport of Honaluta
Milan
Eatd Lowrey
Gliman
Shiyparn Wharf Committee
Mitt
Washington
Hae
Carter
Promotion Committee
Rvetion
Chamber of Commerce
Tog
FJ Lowrey
J. Spencer
Alex. Garvie
J. A. Kennedy
J Rpabling
T. Peck
W. Pfrotenhauer
H. Z. Wood
Boenver
Ale
Selected Pineapples Shipment Update
The next consignment of Tripic Fruit Co. selected pineapples will move to the Coast per 5 8 Mi la Jan. 10th. Leave orders at W Fargo office Ki.
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Tripic Fruit Co
W Fargo
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Houalo
Benjamina
Jijied Benjamin E
Kash Company
Yort Street
Honalura
Lendid
Waikiki
Banda
Bras
Harry Lew
Thompson
Ventura Aris A
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axminsters, Crussels
Henry Waterhouse Trust Go,. Ltd
Merchant Star Telephone Exchange
Naples
Harpers
Chicago
Harper
University of Chicago
Ee George D. Gear
Law
Justice Hatch
Keahumana Street
Bullwin Pube Jahing Company
Busines
Alameda
Sim
Dolas Scum
Fort Street
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