Wireless Telegraph Company Deal Heads to Syndicate Control
A pending transfer proposes the Wireless Telegraph Company under a syndicate led by Clinton J. Hutchins. An option for sixty days covers majority stock, with part turnover expected. Local interests predominate, aided by San Francisco capital, while Henry Waterhouse Trust acts as agent in negotiations.
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Wireless Telegraph Company
Clinton J. Hutchins
San Francisco
Henry Waterhouse Trust Company
Line Men Strike Line Men Strike Ninth for Schmitz
San Francisco report: the ninth juror in the Schmitz case was sworn today as line men strike continues in the city.
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Schmitz
San Francisco
Cal
Ships of War Go East
American cruisers Denver and Cleveland arrived at Gibraltar en route to join the Asiatic Squadron. In San Francisco two obstructed car lines were cleared and operations resumed. Mutiny erupted among Sultan’s troops at Casa Blanca over unpaid wages in Tangier. Haywood trial begun in Boise with a jury selected and the indictment read.
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Associated Press
Gibraltar
Denver
Cleveland
San Francisco
Gal
Tangier
Morocco
Casa Blanca
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Steunenberg
Now Open J Hopp and Co Furniture Store Opens New Quarters
Now Open J Hopp and Co the Furniture People have moved sample portions of stock to Lewers and Cooke building on King Street. Their new three floor and basement area is decorated for furniture making and selling. They invite old customers and friends to inspect the new quarters. The new store is now open.
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J. Hopp & Co
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
Hawaii liquor licenses delayed until July 30
Hilo June 3 The Hawaii County Liquor License Board adjourned and will not grant licenses on the island until July 30. All liquor houses are closed except those with per day special licenses. Outer district places cannot reopen before August 4.
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Special Bulletin Wireless
Hilo
Hawaii
Hawaii County Liquor License Board
Mahuku site sale stalls as report delayed
Rumors of difficulties threaten U S acquisition of the Mahuku site for a federal building. Acting Governor Atkinson has ordered an immediate report from the governor’s commission led by J A Thurston Judge Lindsay and R Hemonway on extending Bishop Street to the water front and the Spreckels interest, with reports overdue by May 28 and no official statement yet.
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United States
Henry Macfarlane
Macfarlane
Atkinson
Carter
Spreckels
San
Francisco
J. A. Thurston
Judge Lindsay
R Hemonway
Steamer W G Hall Sail and Passenger Bookings
The steamer W G Hall from Naewiliwill with 6000 bags of sugar is the bark Andrew Welch this morning. Andrew Welch expects loading tomorrow and will likely sail for San Preneteca this week. Several passengers booked for this packer and Captain Kelly is popular with travelers. Kilward Dekany and his nephew from Portland may anchor on this vessel. A wellness event for parish members is announced for Wednesday evening at St Clement's church with a potluck.
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W. G. Hall
Naewiliwill
Stgar
Andrew Welch
Andrew’ Welch
San Preneteca
Parnlar
Captain Kelly
Kilward
Mtr GU
Portland
Oregon
Specie Bank to Build New City Bank Building
The Specie Bank plans a new two story brick bank on the corner of Bethel and Merchant streets opposite the police station. Estimated cost is $100,000 with plans approved for working drawings and specifications. The building features a two story frame front with trim, a basement waste vault, and facilities for staff and public use.
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Hank
Bethel and
Merchant Streets
le Kerr
I Emo
Japan
Elerka
Merchant Strout
Bethel
Incoming Congress party to visit Islams in June
A second congressional delegation, smaller than the prior visit, will tour Islams within weeks. Representatives Reynolds of Pennsylvania McKinney of Illinois Higgins of Connecticut and Mr Cocks who serves the President's district at Oyster Bay will lead, with Invitations also sent to Tawney Dalzell Bartholdt Rodenberg. They plan to travel by transport arriving June 13 from San Francisco.
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Reynolds
Pennsylvant
McKinney
Ilinois
Higgins
Connecticut
Mr. Cocks
Oyster Bay
Taw- Hey
Dalzell
Bartholdt
Rodlenberg
San Francisco
Trinsport
Worry Over Theft Prompts Safe Deposit Box Ad
A jittery ad urges constant guarding of valuables and urges renting safe deposit boxes at 800 a month to protect jewels and documents, warning that leaving items at home invites theft.
Temple to be built by Hilo Masons
Special bulletin from Hilo Hawaii reports the local Masonic lodge voted Saturday to proceed immediately with the erection of a 3000 dollar temple on land recently exchanged with the territorial authority. The project carries a total budget of thirty thousand dollars.
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Hilo Masons
Hilo
Hawaii
Dune
London’s Snark skipper Eames quits voyage amid homebound concerns
Jack London reports Captain Eames left the Snark voyage due to homesickness and growing fatigue from salt life. London names Captain Rosehill as possible new sailing master and may accompany London on a world tour once he recovers.
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Eames
Jack London
Sierra
Andrew Rosehill
London
San
Francisco
Games
North Pole
Rosehill
Alon
Landay
Masonic Grand Lodge forms District Lodge in Hawaii
The Grand Lodge of Scotland quietly announces the erection of a District Grand Lodge named The District Cant Laden Territory of Hawaii. Henry E. Coopers is named District Grand Master. Nui Lodge and Kalitiol Maul Lodge pledge allegiance as part of the new governing structure.
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Mawaui Iy
Great Lodge of Scotland
Hawaii
Henry E. Coopers Hias
Grand Lodge of Scotland
Roosevelt Urges Expanded European Immigration Policy
President Roosevelt supports continuing European immigration work with aims to increase arrivals tenfold during his administration. Reports from Collector B. BR. Stackahie indicate plans for expanded immigration, pending legal interpretation by Secretary Bonaparte. Spaniards arriving to work on plantations show strong interest, challenging initial pessimism of plantation managers.
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Roosevelt
B. BR. Stackahie
Bonaparte
Stackble
Enor
Appeal Board Organizes Hearings For Tax Cases
The Tax Appeal Board met in Judge Robinson's court and elected K. Brown chairman. It will hear cases daily, likely through the month, with some cases sent to the Supreme Court for legal questions. Two main issues: exemption of pineapple lands from taxation and taxation of stock in national banks. Three appeals noted include Austin estate, Bishop Museum, and J. R. Wilkerson estate. Hastings Howland to step down as Superintendent of Public Works but will remain as engineer at the same salary.
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Tax Appel Board
Supreme Cou
Ln Austin Estate
Bishow Museum
J. R
Monty Hastings Howland
Publili Works
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Gaynor
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Main
Honolulu
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Fort Street
J. Hopp & Co. Lewers & Cooke Blig
King St. Eeer
Adie
Nea
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Joss
Corner Fort and Hotel
the Kash Co., Ltd
Mahuku
St Clament
Weilhewlay
Specie Bank
Party
Congress
Worth Monalule
Masonic Grand Lodge
Appeal Board
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