Paxton Discusses Hawaiian Securities and Market Activity
Mr Paxton comments on Hawaiian securities and local market conditions. He notes 300000 dollars of Tilo Railroad Co ix percent bonds traded at par on the San Francisco market and indicates improving sentiment in Hamakua and Kohala districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himey RE. Maxton
Be F. Dunasham Co
San Francisco
Alameda
Mr. Dillingham
New York
Paxton
Hama
Tilo Railroad Co
San Praneclaro
Mir Paxton
Aftalre
Hamikna
Kohala
Dogun
Hawalea
Stuady
Muston
Albert
Paxeton
Light tones square lighting plan proposed for Thomas Square
CW Macfarlane of Washington Light Company pitches a new street lamp line at Stator meeting claiming high claw lights offer bright, efficient illumination for Thomas Square public ground with lower upkeep than electricity. He promises delivery if government seeks cheap lighting option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CW. Macfarlane
Washington Light Company
Thomas Square
Macfarlane
Death of Mrs Chalmers at Walmanaio plantation
Mary W Chalmers wife of the manager died early this morning from poisoning. She was 48 years old, born in Scotland. Funeral service at the plantation at 9 o'clock Sunday morning, interment at Newwe cemetery at 1om, Reverend GL Pearson of the Methodist church to conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary W. Chalmers
Walmanaio
Acotland
Nawae
GL. Pearson
Chural
Compromised Amicable Adjustment in Metcalf Case
A long contested mortgage and title dispute over a homestead property bounded by Ki hall Pitkot and Beretania streets ends in a negotiated compromise. The case involves Swinnel Aner foreclosing a $4000 note with 7 percent interest against Thoman Liiras and others, with estate matters including administration petitions and quiet title actions. The settlement, aided by Thome Fitch and Koch, resolves about 50 acres of land in Manga valley, now conveyed to Paul Newman, with estate claims by the Metcalf children largely settled to avoid prolonged litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinnel C. Aner
Thoman KR. Liiras Et A
Ians
Ha Middieditch
Sprockily & Co
William J. White
Neuny Minoey Wibb
Christhin Conradt
Humphreys
Pele
George Markhnet
Frank Godirry
Nilee Metentt
Frank Metentt
Manga Valley
Hace Levin
Thome Fiteh
Hateh & Siliann
Koch
Londe
Toul
Paul Newmans
Fitch
Metcalf
Neumann
Amanoy
Carey
Robberies Plague City Streets Amid Nighttime Thefts
A string of late night robberies disrupts the city, with thieves stealing coin, clothing, and a silk kimono. A Portuguese guard recounts a tense encounter as a tall man demanded his money, fleeing after a pistol was drawn. Another incident on Richarda Street ends with a suspect fleeing when a revolver is shown. Police warn residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goutray Brown
Japan
Hackmon
Pereon
Wong
Richarda
Weedon Speech Plans at Mount and Hawaii Visit
Weedon will address the Young Men's Christian Associations during a visit to Hawaii. He is expected to speak at the Mount and a meeting of the association tomorrow evening. The event is intended to inspire and engage local members with his views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weedon
Hawaii
Walter
Berove
Ute City
Hado
Colonel Macfarlane Promises Honolulu Financial Relief
Colonel George W. Macfarlane returns from afar and pledges financial relief for Honolulu. He cites meetings with Hen Peubetree financiers and talks of development, tourism growth, and hotel upgrades, amid other talks with local and national business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macfarlane
Honolulu
George W. Macfarlane
Han Peubetree
Col Macfarlane
Breventin
General Warfield
Mir Stevenson
Mirtavlie
Franien
Hurtowlowaly
Condemnation Trial For Pearl Harbor Harbor Redevelopment Case
Judge Estee delivers jury charge in United States condemnation suit against Honolulu Plantation Company. Case seeks government seizure of leasehold lands to establish Naval Station and harbor improvements at Pearl Harbor. Trial details include lease history, ownership, and proposed compensation under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estee
Ratie
Honufalu
United States
Aiwa
Hakbor
Moarl
Sametiies Valley
Naval Station
America
Navy Department
Pearl Lochs
Marbor
Ulere
Camile
Kahl
Honolulu Plantation Company
Ten
Bishop Ketate
Herin
Honolula Plantation Company
Honolulu Sugar Company
Hans Aiuen
Monotaiulantation Company
Ani
BMW
Labor Federation Forms Here With Labor’s Unity Push
The article reports a Labor Situation Federation of Trades forming locally. Master builders and allied trades join to protect building trades while seeking cooperation, aiming to influence politics and oppose what they call irresponsible elements. The piece notes union alignment with Home Rule party and mentions anticipated clashes at two upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belefiy
Hullsbors
Laur Nil
Wien
Nott
Federal jury out at WAS over Julian Kate charge
The Federal Jury retired to consider the verdict after the charge was read. Marshal Henry supervised the jurors as they deliberated. An early agreement was not expected. The foreman sought a verdict on improvements and a potential lump sum if granted, while Judge Kate left the date under instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Kate
H Jm
Henry
Tanne
Silliman
Kate
POUND Hie BICYCLE ARREST REPORTED AT POLICE STATION
A man named Last Digit was arrested after a street confrontation in which he allegedly demanded 250 from the victim and was escorted to the police station. The incident involved a Cal tie rlerke AF tie Hotron Drug Co. storefront and a search for the missing bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
Thieffey
Tie
Noeww Steamer Sets Record Run to Lahaina Ports
The steamer Noeww returned from Mamakan early yesterday with a record trip. Blue sailed on Toentay at 5 p.m. loaded with freight for Lahaina Kaanapali Henokaa and Kukulhaele. She delivered her cargo and reached port at 6 a.m. yesterday, just hours after departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noeww
Mamakan
Blue
Toentay
New Camp Surgeon Arrives at Alameda Camp M Kinley
LientCal G. PL. Girard and Marges arrived yesterday to take the place of Major Mair Taylor, the surgeon attached to Camp McKinley. They proceed to Fort Bueling Ming by the next steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LientCal
G. PL. Girard
New Wharf Expansion Plans for Steamship Companies
Steamship firms push for new wharf space at Nuuanu Street and nearby sites to relieve cramped current facilities. Government funding delays threaten costs from hourly docking waits and longer shipment times, with inter island steam Navigation Co. funding Fort Street wharf repairs awaiting state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caverine Dole
Allie Works
He Boyd
John de Material
Tom Naview Company
C. le
Wil + doaniellp Company
Peadle
Comymaniien
Mare Wharf
Nuuanu Street
Soren
Con
Fisimarket
Agolier
Queen Ateont
Pishmarket
Inter Island Steat Navigation Company
Fort Street
Ammonia For Robbers At Thomas Square Reported
Reports from the city describe robberies near Thomne Square with youths wandering late at night. A highwayman used a rubber bulb and a weaponized ammonia device, causing fear as patrols continued. Gomes & McTighe and Cae mara Co. liquor dealers were named in the account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertas
Thomne Square
Ammonia Thomas Square
Highwaymien
Derors
Highwayman
Defene
Fomen
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Horalway
MR. Paxton
Albert Raas
Honohaw
Patubaie
Hawt
Raay
Light Thomas Square
Chalmers
Jan
Ws Fargo & Co, Express
Mowwangeebervicg
Brown
Ansiowe
Ruther Edward
Fwinne
Balling
Califur
Biewwnnon
Atrudon
Jon
Col. Mactarhing
Pearmerte
Mtaoterluos
Frangle
Europe
Mraterensen
Hunouli
Stevenson
Wortell
Catia
al Wonk
Elgheter
Celine Frome
Hawaii Securities
Jarra
Torlie
Hilo
Charion i
Hornoluke Sugar Company
Honolui Sugar Company
Honoluli Sugar Company
Berets
Wonotwit Plintation Company
Pomieasion
Poanewaton
Banee
Thn
Chetutier
Exan
Lund
BELEN
Mie
Federation OF Trades
Oriental Labor
Pound Hie
Nohau
Conference of Governor and Presidents of Companies
Oxford
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