Gierman British Alliance Admission Sparks Unrest Abroad
Associated Prom Special Cable from London reports growing discontent over the Gierman British alliance as unrest rises in England. A New York bank pool is said to back Venezuela claim payments, tying Bowen proposal to a 30 percent customs revenue share and an end to port blockades.
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Associated Prom
London
Great Britain
Germany
England
Midat
St Inmon
New York
Bowen
Silver Decline Troubles Philippine Business Circles
Manila reports an unprecedented drop in silver prices disrupting local business affairs. Dealers fear the low market mood will trigger wider commercial distress across the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Witness accuses Lessier of inducing perjury in bribery case
Doblin, a witness in the Lessier bribery case, claims Lessier urged him to commit perjury. He has created a sensation and faces probable prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Cuban Treaty Delayed by England Complications
Washington January 26 The ratification process for the Cuban reciprocity treaty has been greatly extended due to complications with England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
England
Associate Justice Day Named to Supreme Bench
Washington January 28 William R Day former Secretary of State was pointed to the Supreme Bench to succeed Justice Shira in a sudden announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William R. Day
Supreme Bench
Justice Shira
Morgan's Canal Resolution Questions Colombia Treaty Credentials
Washington January 26 Senator Morgan of the Isthmian Canal Committee introduced a precautionary resolution challenging the credentials of Charge d Affaires Perran of Colombia and questioning the Colombian Government's authority to sign the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amodated Preen
Washington
Morgan
The
Isthmian Canal Committee
Perran
Colombia
Castro's Troops Defeated by Revolutionists Report
A dated cable from New York reports President Castro's troops suffered a severe defeat at the hands of revolutionists. Simultaneously Manila notes three Americans killed while dispersing a Ladrones band. Local financial figures from Honolulu and nearby areas appear in a separate item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Frese
New York
Castro
Associated Press
Manila
New Race Course Proposed for Annual Shell Championship
A proposal suggests moving the annual shell race championship to a new Herbor over a mile and a quarter course. The Myrtle and Heelant clubs support the change to cut training costs at Pearl Harbor and broaden popular interest. The event would be staged locally to attract larger crowds rather than drawing around a hundred spectators at Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbor
Evans Court Martial at Fort Monroe Delays Task
A New York special reports Lt H Clay Evans Jr. was courtmartialed at Fort Monroe for neglect of duty and insubordination. The finding is secret, but he is said to be guilty on the neglect charge and insubordination charge. Also noted are local items about residents Mr and Mrs Hugh McCorriston moving, police arresting three vagrants, a Pearl Harbor trip by the yacht Gladys and Skip, and a magistrate's remark at a court case.
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New York
Norfolk
H. Clay Evans Jr
Fort Monroe
H. Clay Evans
Tenner
Han
Bia
Young Roane
River Street
Alma
Gladys
Skip
Pearl Harbor
Sugar Price Outlook Forecast by Howard Polit in Hawaii
Howard Polit predicting a sugar shortage of 1 6 million tons globally with demand rising in the United States and world markets. He argues Hawaii plantations, though threatened by tariff changes and labor policy, will see prices advance to four and a half cents and beyond by March or April amid renewed consumption and European bounty abolition.
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San Vrancieco
Korea
Howard Polit
Pollit
Hawaii
Bulletin
Poltite
Fnte
Cuba
Ugar Ty
New York
United States
Europe
George Neil Dead at 81 in Catton Family
George Neil aged 81 son of John Neil of Catton died at home on Kis fath latlock avenue this morning at 6 19. Cause stated as dropsy. Funeral from St Andrew's Cathedral at 4 oclock tomorrow afternoon. Deceased served on the river aboard the steamer Walatoate of the Inter-tnland Co for some time past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Neil
John Neil
Catton, Neil & Co
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Inter-tnland Co
Inspectors to Hilo on Island Tour from Kinau
United States Inspectors Lohners and Whitney set sail from Kinau tomorrow on a coast tour of island ports. They will return from Hilo in one day, then travel overland to Kehului and stop here Sunday. On Monday the other team resumes work in this city.
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United States
Lohners and Whitney
Hilo
Montana
Kehulul
Clandine
Associated Press Certificate Received by Evening Bulletin
The certificate of membership guaranteeing AP news service was received by the Evening Bulletin in the Ko rem mall, establishing formal access to Associated Press reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Korem Mall
Othenberg and high school plea in two cases
In Police Court Louisian lottery cases, Rothenberg and Silva plead not guilty as Disney pleads guilty to possessing lottery tickets. Disney found with fifty seven Little Louisiana Lottery tickets. Silva with tickets in many pockets. Judge postpones until tomorrow to hear more details. two cases connected with the lottery continue. The article notes another item about a proposed Republican county bill to be published Wednesday.
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J. Rothenberg
Dillon
Alamida
Weduenay
Wilcox
Joaquin Silva
Creighton
Silva
Rothenberg
Dianey
Bivyete
Nilsen
Blend
Sherif Chillingworth
Unit
Disney
Dikey
Rotenberg
Land Withdrawn for Homesteading and Road Plans
Land withdrawals for homesteading are noted with delays and land reallocation. Superintendent Cooper's Hawaii tour accelerates highway and waterworks projects across Maui, Hawaii, and Kona districts. New leases and deferred decisions on rail and land parcels accompany reports of road and water system improvements, office visits, and municipal debates.
Territorial band concert spans six miles by new megaphone link
The Territorial band performed in Hilo during a Sunday visit, using a megaphone and island telephone network to broadcast across a sixty mile radius. Captain Berger praised the crowd response as bandsmen visited Waimea, Kenan, and Puna plantations, with long train runs and village gatherings energizing the tour. The Moana hotel welcomes many guests, and the Korea steamer adds to Waikiki’s bustle as crews plan a rapid transit extension dinner.
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Hilo
Vaud
Connecteo
Ayetom
Henry K. Cooper
Pabile Works
Waimea
Jerger
Vilay
Pateign
Mountain View
Berger
Kenan
Revelnion
Aight
Olan Plantation
Punn Plantation
Wil Places
Watkiki Road
James
Moana Hotel
Koren
Fernoon
Waikiki
Orient
Moana
Korea No
Colburn suit against Ozaki questioned for ownership and fire damage
The complaint by John F. Colburn through Kinney McClanahan Blavlow challenges damages claimed for buildings destroyed by fire allegedly ordered by health authorities. The filing attacks missing lease terms and unspecified court judgments, and notes a guardian account for Joseph Kalolo with a small balance.
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Ozaki
Kinney
Court of Pie Claims
James H. Boyd
Joseph Kalolo
Probate Bonds and Admin Appointments Reported in Court
Judge De Bolt held a chamber on this morning appointing William Provenhawer and Dorman Bohnter as guardians of five minor children of Mrs. Teenberg with a 40000 dollar bond. Final accounts of W. K. Anbill as administrator of Charles Roesch's estate referred to master J. Dunne for settlement. Dunne named administrator of Kunna's estate with a 5000 dollar bond. Annual recount of W. O. Stith as curator of A. L. K. Aku's estate approved. Hiel Kapa appointed temporary administrator of Ravinia Kapn's estate with a 1600 dollar bond.
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de Bolt
Stith
Cuntes
Alk. Aku
Hiel Kapa
Offling & Bond
Adiminin- Arakor
Ravinia Kapn
Wright Property Sold in Auction at Pallow Station
The property of former Treasurer W. H. Wright was sold at auction this morning at the front door of the Pallow Station building. The two parcels netted $1.18. One parcel on Sheridan and Linvern Avenues measured 1010 square feet and sold for $540, the other on Pound Nuwaut for 20,000 square feet fetched $650. Purchaser was John Gundall, father in law of Wright.
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W. H. Wright
Pallow Station
Wim
Sheridan and
Linvern Avenues
Nuwaut
Boxing Tournament At the Orpheum This Saturday Evening
A boxing tournament will occur at the Orpheum on Saturday evening. Several skilled boxers are set to meet, promising an entertaining program. Details appear in New Today.
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Akepinow
Orpheum
Jane Mary
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Gierman
Associate Justice Day
San Francisco
Associated Proan
Hana
Paauhau
Honokau
Hutchinson
Kilauea
Makaweui
Onomes
Ladrones
Eaby
Bruce Cartwright
Merchant Street
Martia
Hugh McCorriston
Punchbowl! Drive
Pollitz
Othenberg
HS Glens
W. L. Disney
Maul
Cooper
Henry E. Cooper
Hiblic Works
N. 8
Boyd
AN. Kepotkal
Dinappio
Maui
Ker Hilool
Chang M. Chong
Kawatloa
Kaitun
Niu
Kahouloa
Kanackau Railroad Co
Hie Vlatt
Kailua
Mauna Toa
Kona
Kau
Hamakua
Puna
Puna and South Kohala, and Took the Homeward Bound Steamer Liinug
Kawaibae
Hay Wall
Pahals
Kuit
Pabos
Puno
Hite
Lahaina
Kaual
Katha
Lahatta
Wailuku
Sec
Judicial Circuit
Purser Alien
San Jose de Guatemala
Adolph Kunst
Charles Kamman
Leagehold Dlapite
Bolus
Bob
Strain
Fitch @ Highton
Humphreys
Thompson & Watson
Ateh & Sillman
Perray
Kona Sugar Co
Supreme Court
Chambe
Hewlans Cron
Bruget Clarke
Tr. Aoc
Wall
Char
Kores
A. J
Atkinson
Queen‘s Hospital
Captain Berger
Big Island
Berstrom Music Co, Ltd
John F. Colburn
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company
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