Banks Lending People Investing Amid Improving Conditions
Financial conditions in the Territory show stronger lending and rising confidence. Banks are lending large sums as business activity grows, with money looser than in months. Investors move funds into stocks and bonds, encouraged by sugar prices and plantation yields. Travelers in port enjoy the stopover and local sights, while overall money circulation benefits the economy.
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Volke
Elrowla
Honama
Leine
Hawaii Yacht Club stockholders adjourned meeting notice
The adjourned annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hawaii Yacht Club Limited will be held at the Hawaiiay Hotel on Saturday June 28 1905 at 7 o clock p m. A banquet for members will be served at 8 o'clock p m. T H W Petrie Secretary Hawaii Yacht Club Ltd 1902 St
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The
Hawaii Yacht Club, Limited
Hawaiiay Hotel
T. HW. Petrie
Hawaii Yacht Club, Ltd
Map Evidence in Jones Case Similar to Geneva Murder Trial
The Jones murder trial opens with maps of the Kinau Street house showing crime scenes similar to the Geneva case. Samuel Kunakunul, assistant in the Burney Department, prepared an elaborate, highly accurate map of the residence and route of the fatal shootings of Mrs. Linda K. Jones and Mrs. Parmenter.
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Jones
Geneva
Genral
Samuel Kunakunul
Burney Department
Atorney
Pantheon
A. G. M. Robertson
J. . Donne
Jones Cave
Japanese laborers seek injunction over mullet waters claim
In the case O R L Co v Fuluaaga and 33 other Japanese laborers eleven defendants petition for injunctions to stop them from taking mullet from certain Honourhill waters. They deny the waters are controlled by the O R L Co and claim the mullet are free from enclosure. Two native women were arrested for affray and a Police Court hearing is set for tomorrow. Mrs Strouse was again taken into custody and plans to leave Honolulu in February. Worth, formerly with the Young Hotel, has been engaged as chemist at Walalua plantation. Regularing of Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection will be held Thursday at 7:30.
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Fuluaaga
Honourhill
Waters
Jones Cane Trial Jury Sworn After Long Selection
Defense and prosecution fought over peremptory challenges as a jury was finally sworn for the Jones cane trial. The panel includes Emil Dreier, O'Brien, Hatchelor, Tirrell, England, Tait, Simpson, Medeiros, Tamin t, Duisenberg, Feren dex, and O'Sullivan, with several alternates excused or deferred. The court delayed swearing in to allow jurors to arrange personal business before custody.
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Jones
Emil T. Dreier
TP. O'Brien
Job Hatchelor
William J. Tirrell
England
Antone Fernandes
FF. Pernandez
H.W. Grova
F. W. Mactar
Jane Jn
Chas
FP. Murray
Edmund Norrie
Chas. K. Notley
Peter O'Sloan
John Parker
Samuel Parker
J. A. Rowland
W.T. Schmidt
Gee
J. Campbell
H. R. Eckart
Robt
F. Macfarlany
F. F. Fernandes
Peter O'Sullivan
Dunne
A. G. M. Robertson
Satin Factory
Peters
Leaders Pass 30,000 Mark In Bulletin Prize Contest
Over twenty three thousand votes were cast in the prize contest with even distribution. Frank Kroger leads the field with Chin and Tim close behind, while Charles Lee heads the twenty thousand tier and Thursnton advances slowly. The Kohala Chiby races on as others speculate about future movers. Walker is expected to speak as friends imply potential gains for other hopefuls.
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Frank Kroger Hohle
Chin
Tim
Kelley
Charles Lee
Thursnton
Prosperous Efficiency Shown By Reports At Rapid Transit Annual
Prosperous results noted by Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land Company stockholders at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Officers elected include President L T Peck and vice presidents L A Thornton J B Caste and others. 1904 earnings reached seven percent of capital, net income 79427.57, expenses 252046.08, income 152178.02, miles traveled 1476369. Continued on page 2.
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Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Company
Chamber of Commerce
Stangenwald
le 'T. Peck
L. A. Thornton
J. B. Caste
George Thirlen
C. H. Atherton
F. W. Kiebahy
C. G. Ballentyne
W. R. Castle
Laborers Return to Work in Manila War Refit
Manila report notes General Corbin sending reinforcements with Major Sibley in command to the Ladrones affair. A separate Tokyo dispatch states Japan seized the Austrian steamer Burma laden with coal for Viadivontok, signaling intensified wartime activity.
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Manila
Corbin
Sibley
Ladrones
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Burma
Viadivontok
Local defendants seek injunction in mullet fishing case
Eleven defendants including Io the case and R. L. Co motion to dissolve temporary injunction to stop catching mullet in water Honoullull. They argue plaintiff failed to state a cause for such an injunction. Alex Lyle to stop the schooner Concord purchased last week for $500 and sold. Honolulu Baseball League plans a meeting in the afternoon to discuss season schedule. The trequoie will return to port from lighthouse cruise to Pearl Harbor. Henry Afong back from China visits relatives. J W McKennie joins Waterhouse Trust Company. University Club promoters meet at Hawaiian Hotel for organization. Mauna Loa USN flagship heads for Maui and Hawaii ports. Fine job printing at the Bulletin.
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Fukunaga
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Bob
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the Kash Co., Ltd
Prosecution
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Haniaki Kruger
Frank Kruger
Linde
Chas Aston
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L. Beringer
D. Kekaulike, Jr
Baie
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Lovingston
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Riga
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Wikers
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Schmitz
Hutton
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Concord
Honolulu Baseball League
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China
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