Stanley Dollar Held As Vessel Fails Inspection
The steamship Stanley Dollar with six to seven hundred Japanese aboard cannot clear for Conant today due to lacking a United States Certificate of Inspection. No inspectors are present. British Consul Layard will seek a loophole. The vessel faces possible days of detention at $160 per day while crews and passengers await inspection and relief.
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Stanley Dollar
Yease
United States
Stackable
R. de B. Layard
Aleamohip
Munt
Stegan
Witil
Hay
Venset
Honolulu
Dollar Steamship Company
Vensel
San Francisco
Dollar
Oriental
Mr. Dollar
Brice
Consal
Conwa
Layard
Wessel
Channel
Steamship Company
Thameotves
Kikutake
Ktts Koo
Victoria
Senesarta
Captain Bruce
Gentile
H. Aki
Beatile
Tax Office
Immigration and Customs Service
Money sharks to be curbed by health department official action
Deputy Attorney General Fleming Hila met with President Le Pinkham of the Hoard of Health to abate moneylenders ravages on department employees. The attorney general will not shield debtors but will aid government staff seeking escape from usurers. Some warrants may be halted, allowing only legal interest. cases already paid beyond legal rates face limited recovery. Cecil K Killiehn faced a typical case of excessive deduction from wages, highlighting the squeeze by moneylenders. Pinkham criticized lenders and pledged to hear both sides, though lenders offered no defense so far.
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Fleming Hila
le , Pinkham
The
Hoard of Health
Attorney General’s Department
Elvil Mutt
Hatmely
Cecil K. Killebun
Killehna
Pinkham
Spain
McBryde Bonds Negotiations Under Way Says Kinney
Broker George Thielen reports Mefiryde bonds sold at 7 percent and hints something in the wind while Kinney confirms negotiations for placing the McBryde bonds are active He cannot disclose details or location of placement at this time.
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Kinney
George Thielen
Thielen
W. A. Kinney
Jt A Bulletin
McBryde
San Francisco
Counterfetting Gang Soldiers Discovered
United States authorities traced a counterfeit coin operation to Camp McKinley after a city resident refused a $5 gold piece. Four soldiers were arrested, with James Cooper owning the plating kit and others alleged to pass or possess the fake currency. Investigators prepared a case for a potential preliminary hearing as funds allegedly circulated among locals and possibly Japanese prostitutes.
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United States
Breckons
Bane
Binssintante
Camp McKinley
Thle
Jamee T. Cooper
Thom Wilson
James Jackson
James Langley
Cooper
Christian Endeavor Society
Arleigh
Oahu
Marshal Hendry
Maing
Hrockona
New England
Steamship Combine Takes Shape for July 18
Preparations for the amalgamation of Inter-Island Steam Navigation and Wilder’s Steamship Company proceed. The Inter-Island chandlery space is cleared for new offices while Wilder’s transfers to the Tower Island building. The merged entity will have one headquarters and management with stock transferred, and operations expected by the first of the month amid uncertain rate changes.
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Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company
Wilders Steam~hip Company
Forther
InterJsland
Queen Street
Inter-Island Company
Fort Streets
Tater-Ieland
Amalgamated Company
Wilder's Steamship Company
Wilder
Wm. G. Irwin
Willers
Ground breaking at Army post in Kuhauket near new building
Ground breaking for an Army post is set for this afternoon at Kuhauket near the planned United States Army Building. A S Cuntin of Pur Fell Construction Co of Oakland is the successful bidder, with a contract value around 196000 dollars and work to commence in June. A preliminary hearing for a counterfeiting case before U S Jomaminsiower Maling has been postponed.
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Kuhauket
United States Army Bulldin. A. S Cuntin
Pur Fell Construction Company
Oakland
California
Burrell Construction Company
U. S
George Allen Surrenders Claim in Estate Papers Filed
George Allen files papers surrendering claim to an estate with a $1 receipt and revocation of power of attorney. Robieson states Allen claims only the $1 due by law and receives no further compensation, though friends suspect an outside settlement may provide ongoing income.
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George Allen
Allen
Font
M. P. Robieson
Alles ¢Arge
Beto
Rotineoa
HL. &. Cooper
Robinson
George D. Gear
A. G. Ailson
Gilson
Oncome
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Toantmanter
Aljed Berjaina Makers
New York
Kash Company
Heal Emdlover
McBrede Bonds
UN. Varia
Fort Street
Will
Pingapples
F. C. Enos
Walle-Fargo
WAITY
King
NR. Fort
Alameda
J. Hopp & Co
Young Bidg
Odessa
Associated Pree
Ayertal Cartey
Russia
Kniaz Potemkine
Sebartopol
LIBAU
Batavia
Terek
Yale Wing
New London
Cann
Yale
Warvard
Watkingville
Oyster Bay
L. J
Roosevelt
John F. Wallace
Panama Canal
Cal
Tan
Oxford
Shea Company
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