Big Increase Shown In Local Fisheries
The governor received from Washington a report titled The Commercial Fisheries of the Hawaiian Islands in 1903 by John T. Cobey, detailing fish species by island, market values, and the scope of related industries such as beche-de-mer. It includes statistical tables on factory operations, pond fishing, and the distribution of catches and revenues across Molokai, Maui, Oahu, and Hawaii, with mentions of licensees and shares.
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Washington
Hiewallan Lalande
John TL Cobety
Bureau of Fisher
Jean
Commissioner of Fisherion
Secretary of Commerce and
Bor
Honolulu
Hilo
Cobb
Lydia K
Schmidt
Elizabeth Fairchild
Mar
Ra K. King
Thos Ir Hishorlen
J. Cumuilhe
Fish Famine Feared Amid Rough Weather At Sea
The Japanese fishermen struggle as rough seas hinder catches near Honolulu. Affected sampan fleets total 105 boats in Channel 11 with many not venturing out. Natives and Japanese owners contend with reduced fish yields while hawaiian fishermen hope for easing winds as Frank Vida travels to Shanghai to start commission work.
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Honolulu
Jauary
Channel 11
Alumni Track Team Formed For Kanetangia Glory
A movement to organize a Kamehameha Alumni Track Team climaxed with a meeting at Port Street hall. The Atumai Association plans a separate alumni team to compete next March, under Boy's Brigade auspices, keeping alumni united and boosting enthusiasm for athletics.
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Kamenammha
Atumai Association
Port Street
Boy's Brigade
Rama
Kanae
Plunkett
Jor Pa
Atten
Horne
Kamehameha
Almmil
Uhl
Marine Davis in Serious Trouble Over False Alarms
P A Davis, a marine, faces charges after being accused of turning in a fake alarm. He claims he may have been intoxicated when the box was pulled and that a call from a Stockyard Stables employee prompted investigators. Authorities suspect Davis was involved, with three alarms already rung since his arrival. He may face trial at the barracks next Tuesday.
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P. A. Davis
Mintway
le Cies Davis
Hartoe
Naval Station
Dinger
Anoihe Che
Lan Wninge
Warine
Waitare
Davis
Davis Lieutt. Harier
Harlee
Davie
Residents to discuss Punaton area improvement plan
Residents of Punaton pounded streets Wilder Makiki Hastings and Punshow will meet tonight at the vlul house corner of Karaimoku and Wilder to ar dante under the Improvement Chil scheme. Notices sent to residents and property owners. hopes for large turnout.
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Punaton
Wilder Avenue
Makiki
Hastings
Punshow
Vlul House
Karaimoku
Dante
Dietriit
Warihoe
Eee
Rele Rawdon
Hones
Merv Kennan
Aueotive
Aueotive Niwdly
Mes
V. Kundeen
Merchants Oppose Public Exhibits Under New Law
Merchants Association directors met January 17 1906 to oppose a statute requiring corporate exhibits to be filed for public inspection. A special committee was tasked to seek legal aid and prepare a test case to challenge the provision while arranging a suit with a preferred corporate party. The S S Mongolia sails from Yokohama slated to arrive tomorrow with possible San Francisco wait.
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Edwin H
Merchante’ Amdelation
Arsdelation
Henson, Smith
Merchants’ Association
Steve
Presdent
Smith
Ioral Corporation
Spretal
Valuable Data For Delegates On Hawaii Delegation
A summary lists reports and extracts handed to delegates, including finances by Treasurer A. Campbell, Hawaii Educational Work by James C. Davie, Territorial Bonds, local industries, and public works. It notes extracts from the Governor's and Dr. Cofer of the U S Marine Hospital Service, highlighting Hawaii's shipping, commerce, and potential as a transport hub. The material covers Leper Settlement improvements, Lands Available for Settlement, and Public Health and Marine Hospital Service, revealing both possibilities and challenges facing Hawaii.
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Wrington
A. Campbell
Hawaii
James C. Davie
G. J. Waller
Monell Iron Works
Hedewann
Edward J. Edwarde
Cofer
United States Marine Hospital
Bergtee
Holloway
E.R. Stackable
Mawaul
Wrotal
Joseph Pratt
Honolulu
Inral Aration Service
Oregon Visitors Selected for Journal Expedition
The Oregon Journal announces a party of eight readers from multiple towns including Port land La Grande Salem and Ontario chosen as winners in a vote program. The group plans to depart Portland February 19 for a San Francisco stop and Honolulu voyage with sightseeing islands and hospitality arranged by The Journal. A collection of the winners portraits is now in the Barrattary allot where prospective entertainers are highlighted.
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Oregon Journal of
Jon Data
Minnie
Phillips
Portlane
Rallie Madigan
Merland
Kathe Nash
la Grand
Mille Cromin
Eme Man King
Ontario
Mise Florence Meavren
Vancouver
Washloxton
Mise
Blanche Brown
Salem
Minas
Journal
Portland
San Mralmeo
Honolulu
Oni
Hywolalu
Lie Tautten
Selected Pineapples For Tropic Fruit Go's Consignment
The next consignment of Tropic Fruit Go's selected pineapples will go forward to the Ci 8. Mongo at Welle.
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Welle
Liberal gains rise in early election results
Early returns indicate the Liberal party leading with 79 seats, followed by the Irish Nationalist 56 and Labour 34 as the new Parliament shapes up, signaling growing Liberal strength.
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Iriah
Laborites
Expulsion of French diplomat and executions reported
Multiple terse items: Maubourguet expelled from France, six Jews executed in Warsaw anarchist cell, American cruiser squadron sails for Tangier from Gibraltar, Tilman resolution tabled in Washington on eviction of Mrs. Morrison, and San Francisco price quote of SUGA 672.20 per ton.
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Washington
Jan
The
Senate Today
Tilman
Mra. iMorria
White House
San Francisco
SUGA
Interstand 6.5 Co. to Fight Tax Cases
The Interialand Steam Navigation Co. will contest a tax action affecting forty three employees whose wages were attached. Company officials say the case pits federal and territorial authorities against the company to avoid double payment, with lawyers Bolth & Lewis handling the matter. No filings in U.S. Court were noted yet, but are expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interialand Steam Navigation Co
BN. Co
Bolth & Lewis
Jniee
emRer
United States
Petition for Honolulu Street Lights at Prince and Hotel
Local residents petition the Honolulu Supervisors to install two electric street lights at the intersection of Prince and Hotel streets and one near the Girls Seminary on Hotel Street to enhance welfare and tourist appeal in the Territory of Hawaii.
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Prinche
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Frank Vida
Henry Vide
Yesterdy
Shanghai
Vida
Aan Cortpaf
Alfred Benjamin & Co
New York
the Kash Company Ltd
Kanetangia
Merchants In Arms
Ing
George D. Gear
Justice Hatch
Kaahumanu Street
Mongolia
Yokohama
San Franciee
Oregon
U.K
Bury
Boston Balling
Tome
J. Hopp & CO
Alexander Young Building
Axminsters
Brussels
Homry Waterhouse Trust Go,. Ltd
Cor. Fart
Ste, Telephone Exchange No
Paris
M. Maubourguet
Warsaw
Anarchists
Tangie
Gibraltar
Tillman
Interstand 6
America
Jenitea
Fort Street
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