Merchants Association Holds Annual Session and Reports
The Merchants Association met in the Young building for an annual session to elect directors for June and review a year marked by low business. President George W. Smith read a report detailing headquarters setup, staff additions, harbor and tax matters, and calls for legislative and corporate actions to boost commerce.
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Merchants’ Association
Young Building UK & W
Ageia
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Tourture
U. S
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Beneft
THE
Geo. W. Smith
MO. H. Roper
Sugar steadies on January market note
Sugar markets show steady quotations with a reference to a prior rate of 24 cents per pound. A dated note from January 23 at 5:25 records the latest posting and adjustments for the commodity.
National Guard Undergoing Thorough Physical Examinations
The National Guard is conducting comprehensive physical tests for all members to meet United States regulations. Surgeons Dr. Cooper Moore and Sinefe report initial inspections of Companies F, B, H and the Signal Corps, with eight rejections so far due to medical issues.
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National Guard
United States
Guard
Cooper
Moore
Sine Fe
Flep
Signal Corps
Sam Ia
Stocks Recover as Market Bounces After Morning Slump
Prices dipped in the morning then rallied in the afternoon with Kibol partially recovering and Mcffryde closing at 10 bid 11 asked but no trades. Rumor says a raid on prices favored quick entry by a crowd. Charter members of the University Club plan tomorrow evening for purchases of organization. Clifton House near the Hawaiian Hotel named club headquarters. About fifty members expected. Frank Fischer found guilty of selling liquor without a license and fined 140 dollars in Police Court. The Bulletin notes a print shop credit.
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Kibol
Mcffryde
University Club
Clifton House
Clu
Frank Fischer
Woo
Bulletin
Kihei Slump Triggers Field Reaction In Stocks
Market action in Kihei and Ewa shows Kihei shares slumping while Ewa holdings stir. McBryde plantation trades hover around twelve to fourteen dollars with a general mood turned cautious. observers note possible manipulation to curb rapid rises. Ewa remains dominant, with dividends cited as proof of health though prices edge up and down.
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Kihei
Ewa
Khel
McBryde
Bitny Ansioun
Geneau Fined One Dollar For Harris Murder Trial
Geneau, the slayer of Ulysses Marrin, is fined one dollar and the coats of court after a court sentence. The judge spoke of his manly qualities and nearly acquitted him. A storm of applause followed as Geneau was led away, appearing like a triumphal procession. A large crowd including navy officers and jurors watched the proceedings. Attorney Douthitt urged leniency, citing Geneau’s good reputation and nine years in the navy. Attorney General Andrews argued against imprisonment, warning of a dangerous precedent. The matter continued, with the Navy’s stance noted.
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Geneau
Ulysses Mar Rin
Navy
Warlore
Bouth- Itt
J de Bolt
Duhu
Fox
Douthitt
Washington
Genewi
Genrau
Bit
Andrews
Genean
Navy Department
Great sale for the benefit of all creditors
In the store, prices are cut across lines from E. & W. Collars to Arrow Brand Gollars and golf shirts. Dot prices drop from $2.25 to $1. etc. The $1.25 line reduced to $1.00, the $1.75 line to $1.29, the $2.00 line to $1.50, and the $2.60 line to $1.75. A broad proportionate discount applies.
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Arrow Brand
Ladrones Kill and Loot Town in Philippine Outrage
In Manila January 25 insurgent Ladrones attacked San Francisco de Malabon killing Surgeon J A ONeill and a private, wounding another, abducting former Governor Trin, and looting about 2000 dollars from the town treasury. American forces surround the raiders.
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Associated Prean
Manila
P. I
Ladrones
San Francisco de Malabon
J. A. O'Neill
Trin
Signs of the Times In Merchant St
In the office of F. KE. Richardson on Merchant street a large placard proclaims The Stock Board Does Not Eat Here Sell Machinery. The sign signals a day of bustling activity as traders and clerks discuss weighty matters and the scene features Fred Lewis establishing a desk at Richardson's headquarters amid a flurry of signs and legending.
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F. KE. Richardson
Merchant Street
Richardson
Stock Board
E. Richardson
Fred Lewis
Man Displays Sign Reading Grant Marriage Proposals
A local resident hung a sign on his deck that reads GENT TO GRANT MARRIAGE NBES, reflecting a curious, single phrase displayed publicly. The fragmentary OCR yields little context beyond the odd wording and the sign's appearance.
Japanese gambling arrests amid candy store raid
Four Japanese suspects were arrested after a raid on a candy store near the Pheum theater where gambling was alleged to have continued. Hulman, a native man, was jailed for assault and battery after allegedly beating his wife while his son intervened. the son’s intervention led to the father’s arrest. The Bulletin, Job Printing.
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Pheum
Huleman
The
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