Planations Tring ommissioners with Immigration Hoard meeting
A lively morning meeting at the Magoon building failed to yield a definite plan. Commissioner J P Cooke urged more plantation support for resettling about 1000 agricultural families from the Azores, noting some planters had taken advantage of the Board. Minutes were read and letters from Mr Atkinson discussed but press not to Publish details. Atkinson claimed cablegrams and likely future actions.
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Magoon
Azores
A. L. C. Atkin
J.P. Cooke
Jtm
Minoners JP Cooke
John Carden
J. P. Crag
Clarence Crabbe
Prev
Atkinson
Mubatance
Hutchingson
Hurtchingaem
Kohala Ditch Company to Issue Half Million Bonds
Stockholders meet at Mini Kolph offices in the Waverley block and authorize a trust deed for 500000 to Merchantile Trust Company of Bancelsco for 6 percent bonds. Bonds run thirty years redeemable in ten, backed by Harvey Mill Samuel Parker interests and a San Francisco syndicate with potential capitalization rise to 1,000,000. Officers reorganized with John Hind president and Samuel Parker first vice president.
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Kohala Ditch Company, Limited
Mini, Kolph Company
Waverley Block
Mercantile Trust Company
Ban =elsco
Jrst Mort
Ditch Company
Harvey Mill Company
Samuel Parker
San Francisco
John Hind
Fred. Wundell
Pineapples to Ship Fresh From Tropic Fruit Co
The Tropic Fruit Co. announces the next consignment of selected pineapples will be shipped to the Coast Pi 8. January 24th departure from Fargo office on King Street via Wells Fargo.
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Tropic Fruit Co
T Welle
Fargo
King St
Editorial on Rev. Doremus in The Theo Flow
The Argonaut devotes its fret page to Rev. Doremus Scudder of Honolulu under the title The Theo Flow of the Rev. Doremus. It recalls prior warnings about race power shifts and a yellow race defeating a white race in a future war, and references the Russia Japan conflict.
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Francisco Argonaut
Doremia Scudder
Honolulu
Doremus
Russia
Japan
Farmers Institute Meeting to Be Held February 3 in Hawaii
The annual Farmers Institute of Hawaii will meet at Kamehameha Schools on Saturday February 3. The afternoon session opens at 2 10 p m with a duslewe meeting report of the secretary treasurer election of officers and report of the committee on cooperative marketing. A spraying demonstration is planned for 0 p m.
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Farmers’ Institute of Hawaii
Kamehamieha
Duslewe
Los Angeles
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Board of Health
Civic Federation Iit
Toopee
Harbor Deepening Brings Big Hill Boats Closer
Honolulu harbor plans envision depths of 40 feet after future dredging. The Sredaing Co. deepened to 36 feet, enabling immense steamers to tie at the Naval wharf aligned with the main channel. Officials say deeper harbor is only a matter of time, despite current 35 foot contract depth. Hawaii Promotion Committee and Civic Federation events noted, with Kamehameha School activities listed.
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Iime
Hillimers
Minnesota
Honolulu
Sredaing Company
Dlegink & Foot
Naval Wharf
Jent Hiattery
Government Enginee
Dredajag
Kau tract opened for settlers near Naaiohu Kau
Government prepares to open Kauna land for settlers in Kau near Naaiohu and Honuapo. Survey work continues with completion expected soon. Land subdivided into twenty five to thirty acre cane plots with grazing land. settlers may obtain homestead style parcels at low cost and cultivate cane for sale under contract with nearby plantation.
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Kau
Ite
Kauna
Naaiohu
Honuapo
Tata
Kaunamand
Acter
Ion
Hutchinson Bugar Co
Mr. Wail
Land Commissioner's Office
George D. Gear
Justion Hatch
Kaahumanu Street
Daylight and Night Robberies Hit Honolulu Homes
Police log a surge of daytime and nighttime thefts across Honolulu. Yee Sun Chun, a Korean, received an eighteen month sentence in Police Court after being found with six suits of stolen clothing and other items. Anoleus Crockett’s room at the Johnson house was burglarized, with three suitcases of clothes taken while he slept. Thieves targeted premium goods and valuables, often selecting the finest underwear and expensive articles, indicating careful planning. (Continued on Page 8.)
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Wight
Honolulu
Yee Sun Chun
Keran
Gaby
Ocean
Anoleus Crockett
Johnson House
Alnkestrecht
Japanese Fishermen Return After Storm Rescue
Missing Japanese fishermen are found as a rescue party returns to Chahnot wharf. Two men were saved after their sampan was dashed on rocks. another pair also returned minus a companion. All eight missing fishermen are reported safe and heading to their districts in a buoyant mood.
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Olait
Chahnot Wharf
Wea
Waimanato
Hinize F
Watabe Bay
Koko Head
Two French cruisers sail from Port of Spain
100 drowned. Port of Spain reports two French cruisers sailing from the port. Indianaplis notes John Mitchell reelected miners' president on January 23. San Francisco sugar quotations show small daily shifts around 3.58 to 3.625 cents per pound with beets parity near 3.71.
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Port OF Spain
Indianapolis
John Mitchell
The
Miners’ Association
San Francisco
Shipman Is Not In Beef Trust
William H. Shipman of Hilo files an answer to the United States case against the Metropolitan Meat Co. He says he has raised cattle for years and denies selling cattle or beef for the company or possessing Metropolitan shares. He also denies any conspiracy with other defendants to fix prices.
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William H. Shipman
Hilo
United States
Metropolitan Meat Co
Beef Trust
Shipman
Hax
Robinson Not Yet Advised on Cable Appointment
In the Judiciary building the question of an appointment status dominated forenoon talk. Governor Carter reportedly confined by a severe cold at Kin Lome, while Judge Hobinson’s term expired at midnight and no action was announced. No official word from Washington by noon.
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Judiciary
Governor Carter
Judge Hobinson
Kin Lome
Judea Hobinson
Wantington
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Jared B. Smith
Kamenemeh Mandolin Club
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6Ta Telephone Exchange No
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J. Hopp & CO
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