Hope for Hawaiian exhibit at St Louis fair
Commissioner Macfarlane says business leaders may push for Hawaii representation at the World’s Fair in St Louis. He warns that an unrepresented Hawaii could leave a misleading impression of the islands as only hula and dancers. He supports Captain Berger’s plan to boost Hawaii’s presence to offset the midway show.
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Fred. W. Macfarlane
St. Lows Ex
St. Loui
Mactanlame
Captain Berger
St. Louie
Macfarlane
Hawaii
St.Louis
Berger
Jefferte
Governor Seeks Independent Thought On Budget Cuts
Governor calls for expression of independent thought as he weighs department retrenchment. Secretary Atkinson and J D McVeigh review budgets with selected nonpartisan voices to discuss Territory financial difficulties. A preliminary conference in the Capitol aims to hear fresh ideas before possible extraordinary legislative action.
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Atkinson
Ngaros
J. D. McVeigh
Carter
Capitol
Cars Darthly Forendon
Bass Tune
Ter
Atkine Son
Chamber of Commerce
J.D. Avery
Mare Island
Cal
William E. Sewell
Sewell
Guam
Insurance Adjusted After Fire At Schuman Company Vault
Insurers report adjusted totals after a recent fire at the Gus Schuman Company repository. Damages to Schuman items, carriages, and encorriage goods total about 13,400 with roughly 11,000 insured. Studebaker Company carries 1500 in insurance with damages around 1,740. Building loss estimated at two thirds destroyed and insured at about 1,100.
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Gus Schuman Company
Focal Company
Studebaker Company
Schuman Company
Studebaker
April Term Calendar and Chapter Meeting Notice
Clerk P D Kellett of Judge De Bolts court works on the April term calendar for the court. There will be a Hawart Chapter No 1 Order of Kamehameha meeting in Foster Hall at 7 30 this evening. all members expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Kellett
Hawart Chapter
Order of Kamehameha
Foster Hall
Grand Jury To Report Tomorrow
Territorial grand jury will report to Judge Robinson at five o clock tomorrow morning. The last session this afternoon closes the panel and the report will cover the vouchers matter and recommendations about alleged houses of ill fame. Indictments in miscellaneous matters are expected. After discharge, jurors will be summoned for the Jones murder trial to test their qualifications. The Moana hotel will host an informal dance tomorrow night.
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Territorial Grand Jury
Robinson
Jones
Jas. Aca
Jas. Armatrong
Henry Cooke
Emil A. Bernt
Texan Steamship Endures Terrific Pacific Storm
The American Hawaiian steamer Texan arrived from Tacoma and Seattle after a three day gale. It rolled to 35 degrees, dumped cargo, smashed crockery, and forced passengers to sleep in the engine room. Docked at Makai, it carried 4000 tons for inland ports and planned sugar shipments to New York and Kabulut next week.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Tecoma
Helene
Uemon
Inauka
Kabulut
New York
Hilo
Stock Quotations From Frencino Market Report
Frencino stock quotations list prices for Hawshan Commercial and Sugar and Mukawell among others. Investors review values as market activity details are reported for Henry Wateriunas Tram Co. and related listings with varied figures.
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Henry [Wateriunas Tram Co
Hawshan Commercial & Sugar
Honoka
Judge Alters Ruling In Gambling Case For Three Newsboys
Judge Dickey had sent three newsboys John Martin Joe Buva and John Madetron to the Reform School for minority in a gambling case. This afternoon he changed the decision fining the boys five dollars and costs each.
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Dickey
Reform School
John Martin
Joe Buva
John Madetron
New Democratic Cub Club Formed in Palama District Meeting
A Democratic Club was organized in the Tenth Precinct of the Fifth District last night at Queen's premises in Palama. F J Testa was elected chairman. It is the second Democratic club formed in the Fifth District as a number of early voters signed the Democratic rolls.
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Queen's
Palama
F. J. Testa
Fky
IKEA Thrown Out As Home Rule Committee Chooses New Chair
The Home Rule Executive Committee confirmed Curtis Ian Kea's removal from the chair, amid internal debate. Charles Notley cited as a likely successor. A fire inquest on Lau Choy's Nunn Street store found kerosene-saturated books, with Lau Chip carrying $5500 in insurance. inquest adjourned without verdict. The Jones murder trial proceedings stretched to tomorrow, with jurors awaiting the grand Aurora and judges addressing legal challenges.
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Home Rule Executive Committee
Curtis Ian Kea
Home Rule
Charles Notley
Lau Choy
Nunn Street
Gurrey
Lau Chip
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HOPE
AAA
Alfed Benjamiz
Makers All
Benjamin
KashCo Ld
Eee
Moana Hotel
Wells, Fargo & Co, Express
Masonic Temple
Tel. Blue
Alexieff
Associated Prose
Chefco
Chins
Alexie
Port Arthur
Duke of Cambridge
T Associated Proms
London
England
the Duke of Cambridge
TEXAN
Waterhouse Trust Co
Pollent
Digney
NEW Democratic
CUB
IKEA
Associated Press
China
Arthur
Skorri
Russia
ST. Petersburg
Korea
Japan
Torio
Commander Sewell
Marquis Ito
Seoul
Liao Yang
Kuropatkin
Reed
Washington, D. C
A. V. Reed
San Francisco, Cal
Suga
Levingston & Co
Young Blég
Bishon Street
The
Heywood Patrol
Carmen
Manufacturers’ Shoe Company, Ltd
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