Vacant Chair and an International Trust In Coffin Hardware
In New Haven steps are being taken to form an international coffin hardware trust. Over sixty firms representing most output will consolidate, with head quarters in New York. The move aims to lower costs and reduce competition through a vast syndicate including coffin and undertaker dry goods.
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New Haven
Conn
Strong Manufacturing Company
Winster
Coantry
United States
New York
Makawell Stock Draws San Francisco Attention
San Francisco brokers took an option on a large Makawell block at 225 pounds. The offer was rejected by Mr Pollite. Outsider brokers hold the option with 30 to 46 percent of Makawell stock, while local business men retain control.
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San Princisco
San Francisco
Pol
Honolulu
Peking
Chief Justice Judd Inspects City of Columbia Vessel
Chief Justice Judd boarded the City of Columbia yesterday for a personal inspection of the vessel. The visit focused on safety standards and condition checks conducted during the tour aboard the ship.
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Justice Judd
City of Columbia
Harbor canal plan links Honolulu to Kalihi harbor
A proposed one and a half mile canal would connect Honolulu harbor with Kalihi to widen deep water access for the chief port of the Hawaiian Islands. Private investment would back shares, using excavated material to reclaim flats near Palama and Mokanva as part of a broad harbor expansion plan.
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Kalibi Harbor
Honolulu
Hartor
Haswaiian
Telonda
Honolulu Harbor
Pearl Harbor
LETIN
Sumner's Island
Kalihi Channel
Kalibi Channel
Kalibi Basin
Palama
Mokanva
Repnia
Kaihi
Earthquake in Japan Deepens Losses Across Osaka Kobe
The Japan Daily Advertiser reports a severe quake striking Osaka and surrounding areas with multiple deaths and major damage. Narashiya and Takain note destruction, with tremors felt from Kobe to Kyoto and Kagoshima. Meteorological Observatory tracks widespread vibration zones and continuing shocks.
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Japan Daily Advertiser
Oo Taornley
Yokoshan
Kohe
Kyoto
Arivate
Kobe
Osaka
Narasaya
Takain
Obeoryatos Ry
Ov Kagoshima
Oahima
Teuhliva
Nevaya
Gifn
Meeting of Bar Members Prepares Memorials for Departed Judges
A meeting of Bar members convened in the Attorney General's office before noon with W. O. Smith presiding. A memorial resolution for former Justice Widemare will be offered at the March term opening on Monday. Hartwell Neumann and Wright were named to a memorial committee with Kane and a second appointee to draft a resolution for W. L. Holokabiki, Hawaii’s elder native member.
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W. O. Smith
Jun.tice Widemare
Supreme Court
Munday
Hartwell
Paul Neumann
W. Horace Wright
W. L. Holokabiki
Baron von Hyderbrand Leaves Hospital After Break
Baron von Hyderbrand, long laid up with a broken ankle, came out of the hospital for the first time yesterday. The injury happened when he jumped from a four teamer to the Pacific Mail wharf.
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Baron von Hyderbrand
Pacific Mail
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Honolula
Bank of Hawaii A
Judd
Bank of Hawaii
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CO. M. Cooke
E.D. Tenney
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Ah Leong
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Wilcox
Mojbili
Paria
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Europe
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Dork
Mr. Wood
Philadelphia
Washington
Senator Henry Sterhouse
Hooolala
Hawaii
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Mannetate
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