Allies Accept Bowen Plan Foreshadowing End to War
Washington January 28 diplomatic representatives of Great Britain Germany and Italy cabled their governments to favor Bowen's proposal to offer the Venezuelan customs an advance for the payment of an elaine preliminary to further negotiations. This is seen as foreshadowing a speedy cessation of war operations in Venezuela.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Bowen
An & Quarantes
Elaine
Venezuela
Belgium to Administer Venezuelan Customs for Allies
Paris dispatch reports Belgium has agreed to undertake the administration of the Venezuelan customs on behalf of the Allies and the United States, signaling a shared responsibility in wartime governance. The move aligns with Allied efforts to stabilize regional trade and enforce economic measures during the crisis.
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Paris
France
Belgium
United States
Murder claim sparks Senate clash over Filipino war actions
Senator Rawlins demanded war department information asserting Father Augustin, a Philippines priest, was murdered in cold blood. Senator Beveridge defended Army operations, challenging the accusation during the exchange in Washington.
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Associated
Washington, D. G
Rawlins
War Department
Father Augustin
Philippines
Beveridge
Prince Sta?yenters death shocks N Nordhausen region
In Nordhausen Germany Prince Sta yesterday died by own action, despondent over a tragedy. Separate reports from Lurban South Africa note factional fighting leaving about forty dead. U.S. market quotes show mixed commodity prices in San Francisco with several Hawaiian and local stocks listed.
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Nordhausen
Germany
Prince Sta!yenterday
Associated Prem
Lurban
South Africa
Eature
Castor Bean Planting Expands Across Islands of Hawaii
Reports from Molokai and other islands describe growing castor beans for local markets. Pratt discusses ACAI imports and a 60 dollar per ton price while Kalakaua era plans include 100 acres, with plantings spreading as farmers and a Wahiewe Colony group invest. Governor Dole awaits Interior Department guidance on bond sales and claims amid a distracted telegraph exchange.
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Bean Hompang
Patt
Caxtor
Nukuina
Molokai
Mauna Loa
Korea
Jeter
Borould & Remy Market
Talbade
Chinese New Year in Chinatown Celebrates Reform Hopes
In Chinatown, business closures and festive celebrations mark Chinese New Year. Bombs exploded at midnight as part of the rites, with receptions at the Chinese Merchants Association and Chinese United Society halls. Speeches urged reform in China, stressing Christian influence, while bands played celebratory music and guests mingled with local Chinese leaders and officials.
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Chinese United Society RE
IVES
Chinatown
Earnist
Renoon
Calla
Tumant Place
Thinere United Sonother
Chinese Merchants’ Association
Wong Buttwin
River Treat
Wong Leong
T. Akana
Kai Fai
Eram Wana
Conger
Chen
Wong Society
Chieve Merchants’ Association
Chung Leong
Wong Yuek Sing
Li Kul Pai
Er. Wong
China
Penadent
C.K. AL
Kola
Law Tang
Mo Fon
Law Pal
Yo Ah In
I AM Hin
Chock Hoy
C. Kan Hom
Chun Ming
C. Amana
Econgani
Iwaat
Dr William Wile Enters Hawaii for Climate Study Visit
The editor of a journal, Dr William Wile, arrives in Hawaii after touring California and other places. He reports being impressed by Hawaii and plans to investigate climatic conditions, intending to publish his findings. He travels with his wife and stays at the Hawaiian hotel.
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William &. Wile
Honotuin
Sewnery
Promiidts
Bulletin
Hawaii
Jean Mich
California
Wile
Andre
Chamber of Commerce Holds Tourist Travel Committee Meeting
A Honolulu chamber meeting convened at 2 pm to review the committee report on tourist travel. Recommendations include appointing a tourist agent for Honolulu and duties for quarters and agents in San Francisco and Los Angeles. A quarantine fund liaison was discussed. a permanent committee will secure information for the chamber’s benefit.
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Chamber of Commerce
Haghelt
Prevent C. M. Cooke
J. G. Spencer
BF. Blahop
ER Stackable
T. Clive Dales
F. W. Macfarlane
Ros
W. M Diffard
Roh. Trent
A. J. Campbell
Cal Wo
F. Allen
W. W. Dimond
W, 12. Hoogs
George W. Smith
Wow Hall
Poa
Schaefer
Willer
Lawrey
A Kennedy
Candlews
JP. Cooke
F. Lataay
Hi A. Parmaten
Ohwirmar
J. Lawry
Wildestad
Tall
Melee
J. Waldron
Honolaly
K. M. Boyd
Honed
San Francisco
Los Angeles
da. Gilman
Glininn
Jt van Chereupon
Seaborne voyage ends with wind and rain peril
Report from Purver Knollapemki details a rough Molokai to Kaloupapa trip aboard the seater Lenua. A violent storm, 10 o'clock gusts, and a forced stop near Kaupakalai disrupted freight movement. Crews faced six terrifying seas while winds pushed the vessel toward Kaunakokal before returning to Honolulu.
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Lenua
Molokai
Wind
Wen
Purver Knollapemki
Staelt
Kaloupapa
Tin Ming Almont
Pusmengore
Kaupakalai
Kaunakokal
Pelokunwi
Honolulu
Kaunakakai
Charles B Witeon
New Development in Honolulu Water Merger Scheme
Reports show Henry S. Cooper and Andrew Jows inspected the Kaimuki water works plant including the reservoir pump station and pipelines. The investigation seeks public takeover and operation of the plant for Honolulu’s water needs as city growth rises. Cooper says matter is under consideration with emphasis on future city water supply and electric power potential.
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Henry Sd. Cooper
Public Works
Andrew Jows
Horning
Kalmuki
Honolulu
Cooper
Duburbe
Nuwasn
Jereton
Enntra Power
Edlean Kiven
Prosperous Barrin Believes Flopenge Safe Two Steamers Arrive
Reports from the port note the Nebraskan and Californian arriving in calm weather disrupted by strong southwest winds. The Nebraskan carries general cargo for Honolulu and Kabulus, while the Californian, delayed by weather, will proceed to Kaunapati and Hilo after discharging at port. The Pioneer Building and Loan Association reports a prosperous year with 16 percent earnings, $07,659.78 assets, and 1008 shares outstanding. A legal note mentions an embezzlement case set for February 4.
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Calliformian
Honolulu
Kabulus
New
Hackford
Bareno
C.H. More
Barron
Kaauapati
Kahnlol
Hilo
Sugue
Whden
Captain Harmon
Jimich
Elaime
Hetwood
PB & L.A
Wincer
Bene [Ator W. GC. Achi
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Hutchinson
Kilauea
Makaweli
Onomes
Gastor OL Industry
Pratt
Acai
Makuina
Island
Campbell
Wilder
Dole
Foraker
ACT
Joseph OG. Pratt
Rommiercul Boiins
Highton
Washington
Eiggent
Inter
Pratyn
Tharere
Hila Honolui
Hawes Aschtain
Mr. Pratt
Kean
Mrr Pratt
Secretary of the Interior
Ventura
Primo Brova
Kong Fat Choy
Dr. F. Se Miner
Beretania
Union Atreats
WM. Wile Thins
Lehua
Storn
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Kaimuki
New York
Greeny
Union Market
Wich
Holle
Gorman
Salogue
Bergeant Ryan
Greene
Bikekmail
Signa
Fred W. Macfarlane
Hawaiian Hotel, Territorial and Club Stables Companies
Hue Bown
Hawaiian Hotel Statler Co
Territorial Stables Co
Clut, Stables Co
W. Magrate Tone
J. C Quulan
Henry Inger
James Brown
CH. Bellina
Willan Bellina
Jd. Sullivan
William Perry
FW. Macfarlane
Rentleman Wis Boon
Hie
Une
Bruce Gartwright
Merchant Street
L. Prosperous
Barrin
Flopenge
A. H. CO
Juhn Greant
Newon Sayy
Vronessee
HE. Werden
Fennessee
Sp. m
George H. Hobertson
C. Brewer & Co
Jeff
Kay
Clark
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