Big Deal on Union Street Promises New Downtown Development
A major deal on Union Street centers on the sale and redevelopment of a parcel bounded by Cohan and Bart streets, with a frontage on Union Street and Queen Street. The plan envisions modern office space and surrounding stores, replacing older cottages and shops, with a March to May completion target and strong city interest in the property’s future use.
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Real
Whartoh Tirewer
Beiweight Behia
Doel
Cohan
Hate
Bart Streety
Ah Busine
Uatel
Perkite Plete
Ie Vinton
Hota
Toretuna
Steyek Ai
Union Street
Rene
Curhwrliiit
Mary Yara
Theailin Prust Company
Quisit Wine
Kianil
Windix
Grouni
Pratt Plans for Kalih District A Street and Sewer System
Pratt and Senator discuss a complete plan for Kalih district streets and sewers. They criticize current laws and urge West Legislature to authorize a district system funded by property taxes. Meeting notes emphasize overdue improvements and broader citywide impact.
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Hoth de. Pratt C
Jidld
Legislative Committee Sets to Work on Charter Revisions
The legislative committee will chair and staff oversee the charter revision process. Members, including Mutiny McCleskin, were selected to introduce sector concerns and draft amendments for consideration by the legislature. The panel invites submissions from any involved party to aid in the review.
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Pondethinge
Lawinalbons
Billy
McCleskin
Sion
Diviiures
McCrosson Labor Bill Debate Moves to House Action
Washington Jan. 26 The McCrosson bill affecting the water reservation in territories to permit Secretary Dickinson further investigation was held in the House on the matter. W. C. Smith traveled to Washington on a hurried trip. speculation centers on labor matters and potential reintroduction next December.
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M'Crosson
W. C. Smith
Bill
Washington
Washington, D. C
McGrosson
House On Territories
Dickinson
Martino Elected U.S. Senator by New Jersey Legislature
In Trenton on January 25 James E Martino representing the conservative Democratic faction won election to the U S Senate by the New Jersey Legislature defeating James Smith who backed a direct primary platform in the race to succeed John Kean.
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Speniad Hin
Ldotba
Trenton
N. J
James E. Martino
United States
John Kean
James Smith
Strike Leaders Named Conspirators In Port Tieup
In New Orleans on January 25 officers of the Dock Cotton Council a labor group were convicted of conspiracy to interfere with commerce for tying up the port during the recent strike.
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Geen
la Cube
New Orleans
Dock Cotton Council
Re-elected Senators Vantea Chilton Watson Win in Senate
In Charleston and Dover, Democrats Ww. Vantea W. E. Chilton and Clarence Watson were reelected to the United States Senate. Senator Du Pont of Delaware was also reelected today, confirming continued Democratic control in the Senate.
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Charleston
Vantea
W. E. Chilton
Clarence Watson
United States Senate
Heapie
Dover
Del
Dupont
United States
Bank of Hawaii Prosperity Report at Annual Meeting
Bank of Hawaii reported continued prosperity at its annual meeting. Officers and directors were re-elected including Poe as president and Tenney as vice president. The session highlighted a bright outlook for the bank and Hawaii, with management duties reaffirmed and plans for the coming year outlined.
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Hawaii
Tank of
Lave
Walt Poe
Tenney
A. Lawie Ur. Slace
Atherton
FP Damen
TR Mettorrikan
Aselxtant
Iirgotord
UL Cooke
B.D Tenney
R.owlie
Bishop
NY Journal of Commerce official testifies on bribe in ship subsidy case
Washington January 25 The business manager of the New York Journal of Commerce testified before the House merchant marine committee that the paper refused a $140000 bribe to favor ship subsidy legislation The day’s proceedings also disclosed a $200 per share transfer in stock between top financiers including 8% Heane Trust Company and Mary Arms in a deal tied to Alexander and Baldwin stock movements
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New York
Arlene Eee
Washington, D. C
New York Journal of Commerce Today
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Alexanderd& Baliwin
Hows Trust Company
Sloe Wheledere
Marry Arms
Binyers
Opium Seizure Total Reaches Forty-Four Thousand Dollars
In San Francisco on January 25 authorities seized opium valued at twelve thousand dollars from the Korea, bringing the total seized since the vessel’s arrival from the Orient to forty four thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Korea
Orient
House Votes on Exposition Matter for Panama Pacific
The House will take a roll call next Tuesday to decide whether San Francisco or New Orleans gets immediate consideration for the Panama Pacific Exposition. The item was discussed in Washington D C on January 25.
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Associated Prose
Washington, D. GC
San Francisco
New Orleans
Delivering the Goods From Evening Bulletin New Home
Anon recalls a week of effort as the Evening Bulletin moves its publishing and printing operations to a new Alakea Street location between Hotel and King. The paper touts its upgraded facilities for news gathering and distribution, printing, and job departments, noting faster circulation, expanded presses, and a dedicated editorial and business staff adapting to the move. The piece hints at improved operations and continued growth as the press begins life in the new quarters.
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Anon
Hattons
McQuaid Insane Defense Question At Trial
A courtroom report outlines the defense question asking if McQuaid was insane at the time of the Port street shooting. Dr Straub describes monomania versus obsession and suggests McQuaid’s mind was dominated by his wife’s alleged infidelity.
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William McQuaid
Piney
Ntcht
Momlie
Attoney Bla
Dow
Beekul
Douthitr
Strant
Ekil
Hlickwell's Island
New York
McQuaid
Straub
Mary
Hinwett
Kakiake
Valheart
Straud
McQuail
Rosa
Port Street
Mra. McQuaid
E McQuiaid Kane
SCHOONER FLAURENCE WARD BRAVES GIANT WATERSPOUT AT MIDWAY
The schooner Flaurence Ward escaped a massive waterspout after a Midway Island voyage. Crew reported giants waves and heavy spray but the vessel rode out the deluge and arrived at Midway with Christmas supplies intact.
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Flaurence Ward
Cal ‘Inn
Fort Street
Midway Island
Hnnce
Xehaoner
Midway
Plantencn
Captain Pile
Honality
Midway Taland
Tiland
Honolal
Beefore
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McCromwon
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Methoxson
W. C
Tie Mae Wallin Sagar
Fort Caday
Horne Hue
Tri
Fpr
Hay Mawath
Ofere
Mle Winer
Pamnelation Awotlan Fo Maley
Smith
Senate
Bank OF Hawaii
Evening Bulletin
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Mutbetin Haity
Move
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Mander
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Cathcart
Heidelberg
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