Olaa and Hilo Railroad Firmly Established as Separate Finances
The Olwa plantation and the Hilo Railroad will remain linked but financed independently. The Olwa plantation will not advance funds under the policy, while the Hilo Railroad’s application for assistance was declined by the Oh financial management. Existing contractual relations between the railroad and Olwa plantation continue. no major schedule changes are expected. The railroad, extended from 17 to 22 miles, serves Olaw cane fields, secured by a $61,000 second mortgage in favor of the plantation. The railroad would struggle without plantation business, but is now self-sustaining under current contracts with reduced expenses and no need for further plantation bailouts. The two corporations will not be divorced and will not seek cash advances in dull periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olna
Hilo Taltroad
Olwa
Prevent
Hilo Railroad
Oh Financial
Fillo Railroad Company
Olen
Olan Ugar Co
Olan
Puna
Joan
Hilo
Helahis Electric
W. G
CW. Booth
CW. Hoottbite
W. O. Buaid
Meysialth
Howl
Pacite Heights
Rapid ‘Tranatt Company
Alt
Booth
Cepalew
Rapid ‘Tranelt Company
Smith
Bowes
Poetic Heights
Dewky
Honolula
Russians Retreat And Burn Towns
In a dispatch from Honolulu General Oku states his army advanced July 25 north of Tashikiao and pursued the enemy who retreated northward, leaving the towns of Toshikiao and Newton ablaze. Liao River now open to commerce. In Chicago strikers return to work, and American owners protest Russia's seizure of the Arabia's cargo in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Honolulu
Oku
Tashikiao
Toshikiao
Newton
Takahira
Associated Press
Tokio
Japan
Liao River
Washington, D. C
Russia
Arabia
Home Rule Convention Plans In Honolulu Next Week
The Home Rule party announces continuous luau for outside delegates in Honolulu. Executive committee refrains from recommending a specific candidate to the Territorial convention while pledging support for county government. Law committee led by Poe and Kalelbula begins Monday, with reception and escort duties by Kihaaokalani, Jouwh, Kumatue, D. Knona, and DH. Kahaulelio, at the Home Rule hall on Keaumoku street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamiee
Wil
Afl Good
Poe Poe
Kalelbula
Law Witichwill
Home Rule
Keamoku Atraet
Loo Hng
Ki Faaokalani
Jouwh
Kumatue
D. Knona
DH. Kahaulelio
Plantation Wants Henghis Road For Heap of Pacific Heights Property
Negotiations hover over the Pacific Heights road and equipment sale to a plantation in Honolulu. Bondholders led by W. G. Smith and CW Booth weigh a buyout tied to loan repayment, upkeep costs, and Transit Company power bills. A revival of operation by the Pacific Heights line is debated, with potential road removal and relocation to the plantation site.
Ma Dooley Discusses Political Conventions In The Bulletin
In a Saturday Bulletin interview Ma Dooley outlines her views on major political conventions. She emphasizes party goals, candidate selection, and the impact on upcoming elections, noting affiliations and regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dooley
Carter's Big Circus On Parker's Ranch
Amended petition in Parker county court alleges Carter acts as guardian of Annie Thelma K Parker, a minor, amid claims of guardianship abuse. J B Low seeks removal of A W Carter as guardian while family connections tied to Samuel Parker and John P Parker the younger are explored. Page 4 continues.
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Carter
Parker
Thelma K. Parker
J. K Lowry
Annly
Alfred Magoon
Ferlorn
Martha Puller Low
J.B Lew
Samuel , Parker
Samuel Parker
Annie Thelma K, Parker
A. W. Carter
John P. Parker
Annie T. K. Parker
Low
Frasom
Annie
Thelma K. Parkwe
Shi Hae
Tannery Starts Work On Monday In Kalihht
The Metropolitan Meat Company adds a tannery in Kaliht. Operations begin Monday morning with equipment to handle hides and blue produce. Planned daily leather output includes 1 wide x 400 sheep and 400 goats weekly, with no sole leather and imports likely for certain tints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kae Hi
Geo
Kaliht
Dxtanda
Jasan
Rumor of Noena Steamer Sinking Near Anahola
A waterfront rumor claimed the steamer Noena went over near Anahola while the Noomy left on Monday for Kaval ports with Ke Ay Hous aboard. Local mariners note Anahola reef as dangerous. Inter-Island Office and company officers denied any accident and said nothing would be wireless to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noena
Anahola
Ur Kaval
Amahola
Anaholaa
Inter-Isanil
Honolulu
Washington Asks What We Want Acting Governor Seeks Hawaii Funds
Acting Governor A. T. Atkinson invites public representatives to submit federal appropriation suggestions for Hawaii. He asks for proposed amounts and reasons justifying the Territory’s right to request funding for the upcoming fiscal period. Statements to Washington should be sent promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Washington
A. Te G. Atkinson
Korea Reported Captured by Vladivostok Squadron
Liverpool dispatch reports the Pacific Mail steamer Korea captured by Vladivostok forces. Passengers include Rev Scudder and family, and many others bound for Yokohama. Officials weigh contraband warfare implications as investigations begin in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
Korea
Russian minister killed by assassin bomb in St Petersburg
Tsarist dispatch reports Interior Minister von Plehve killed by a bomb in his carriage in St Petersburg. The blast mangled his body, killed the coachman, and injured fourteen bystanders. An unknown assailant was arrested at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spouisl
ST. Petersburg
Russia
von Plehve
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Olaa
Hilo RR
Chicago
San Francisco
Cal
the Kash Co., Ltd
Henghis
S.S. Ventura
Will Euey
Andere
Wells Fargo & Co
Thelma
Tannery
Hawaiian Trust Co, Liinfiad
Fort ST
Secretary of Interior
Panamas
Young Bldg
Gtre
Ae Caphiret
Vladi- Vosok
Honolulu Juy
Yokobat
H. Hackwht & Co
Rev
Scudder
Sehildren
Clayton
Yokohama
A Ivilows
K. Budo
W. Bystery
Kobe
Kev
Bawlore
Her
N. Meadows
Carrol Millar
Carll Milter
AL Kugenbeng
J. AL Ruegenberg
Wor. Rowland
Warren
Nw Jeumkl
Robert Wolters
Ht Metzger
Pir
Manila
BM Ackley
Aloe P. Allen
Wenn
Vic P Haswtt
J. K. Bevertelgis
Mra
JK. Heeerleleh
Mie
Bertha
Camp
Bell
Campbell and Infant
F. Campbell
Rubert Clauson
Clarion Clover
Smad
Mery
Iwin
Aemereeny
Forbes
Max
Fox
de A. P Golf
Mr. AP
Goi and Child
Durep Grasham
Mr Grakant
Ming Aulen
Grant
Hatheway
Allen A. Felis
CM Kuykendall
W. Jawa
Ste
G. We Law
Mua
Maron
James W. Meyers
John E. Outorman
J. Pe Powers
J. P. Ihoden
Mewd P. Tehedes
T. J. Rhodes
Mir
V. H. Rhodee
Infant
Carl A. Itehfer
Dr Cyb, Sears
I Stephen Ton, Jr
G.uy Swank
Capt
Dh, Ward
Mise
Katrina Wright
Daniel
Mies V. Dale
J Fernoon
Halle
Mes JM
Katmy
Kerr
Alexie
Mayberry
H. Mayberry
AL Starlin
He McGraw
Noi Perla
G. Toman
Rowmtran
Db Scott
Lottie Boott
Margaret Witeon
Naval Station
Wharton
Sherif
Chllingworth
Watalua
Orlock
Wight
Erie
Spreckels
Carlsbad
Germany
Rudolph Spreckels
Folk
ST. Joseph
P. Wale Je
Missouri
Sons Lad & Harrow
Laird, Bohober & Co
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
Fort Street
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