Nabiki Sugar Company stockholders meet March 1902
A series of notices announces a special meeting of Nabiki Sugar Company Limited stockholders for March 1902 in Honolulu to consider Hana Plantation loan of Nahiku Sugar Company property and related matters. Proxies requested from absent holders. Also notices from other firms about port passage restrictions and a special meeting of Oahu Sugar Company stockholders to discuss deed transfer to the United States Government for Ford's Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James ¥. Morgan
Nabiki Sugar Company, Limited
Monara, Cantle & Cooke, Limited
Honolulu
Hana
Nahiku Sigar Company
M. Armitage
Nahiku Bogar Co. Ltd
Oahu
For Sale and Notices Across Maui Hawaii in 1902
Farmland and property for sale near Walomau Waiohinu Maui with 358 acres plus 147 acres adjoining, stables and outbuildings, cattle, horses, wagons, and fruit trees with water supply and stone fences. Also conveyances and drivers offered at Pioneer Stables Lahaina Maui. Notice signed J Mahial Kaneakua Honolulu March 12 1902 and claims of non-responsibility for debts without written order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walomau
Waiohinu
Government Road
Chas, Meinecke
Walohinu
Kau
Hawaii
Lahaina
Maui
J. Mahial Kaneakua
Honolulu
Ste
National Railroad Company of Mexico Incorporation
Articles filed with the Secretary of State in March announce the formation of the National Railroad Company of Mexico with capital of 965,260,000 to build a line from Laredo Texas to Mexico City. The plan includes acquiring the Ban Luis de la Pax y Poson Railway and the Mexican National Railroad properties, including the International line from New Laredo to Mexico City, totaling about 1600 miles with extensions and branches. The company is formed in Utah to leverage favorable state laws, with original incorporation dated February 24 and amended today to set capital at 200,000. Railway officials suspect Harriman interests back the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
Tah
National Railroad Company of Mexico
Larendo
Texas
City of Mexico
N Corporation
Ban Luis de la Pax Y Poson Railway Company
Dolores Hidalgo
San Lule de
International
Tt Tw
The
National Railroad Company
Harriman
Venezuelan Revolution Update From San Juan
Reports from Venezuela indicate the revolution remains active with engagements near Carupano Guira and Pilar. Rebels have not captured ports or fatten Kodaks and supplies at Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Mar
Venezuela
Carupano
Guirla
Pilar
Kodaks
Honolulu
Treasury Halts Bond Purchases Amid Market Pressure
The Treasury announces an end to buying United States bonds including the 4 per cent funded loan of 1925 and earlier issues, effective at close of business tomorrow. The secretary cites undesirably high bond prices and fears permanent government participation in the market would hurt national banks by supporting thin prices and driving retirements of circulation. Banks reportedly plan to sell bonds on deposit at current prices or pledge them to the Treasury as security for government deposits, aiming to reverse the trend and sustain bank liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tréasry Han
United States
Honda
Des Pont
Mich Banke Nx
Senators Debate Ship Subsidy Measure In Senate
Washington debate centers on a ship subsidy proposal. Senator Berry of Arkansas opposes, arguing it could foster monopolies, while Senator Hanna and colleagues defend the bill amid a brief exchange. The discussion touches on foreign ships and registration benefits under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Berry
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
Hanna
Nome
Terry
Spooner
Clay
Ars
Kannns
Danish West Indies Negroes Expect to Get Some Offices
Confidential reports from the Danish West Indies say islands residents anticipate universal suffrage and official positions as consequences of the planned sale. Fears of insurrection are noted, while Denmark defends the treaty as compensation for obligations. The United States is urged to uphold good faith and grant islanders improved status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Folkothing
Denntzer
Aald
Denmark
United States
Kauai Storm Swept River Damages Reported
Captain Mosher of the steamer Ke Aw Hou arrived from Kauai yesterday morning and reports a heavy storm across the Garden Isle. Waimea River rose rapidly to an unusually high level, with considerable damage feared. A cloud burst is believed to have caused the sudden rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosher
Kauai
Waimea
Sugar on Hawaii Harbor Shipments From Hilo to Kahoolawe
Sugar cargoes listed for Hawaii ports include Walakea 8500 Hawaii MII Co 2000 Wanaku 8000 Onomen 14000 Pepeekee 0 Honomu 9000 Haka ia 20000 Laupahoetoe 1590 Honoma 1900 Punalu 6000. A Florida sponge yield for that year reached 363000 pounds worth 567000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Hawaii
Walakea
Hawaii MII Co
Wanaku
Onomen
Pepeekee
Honomu
Hakaia
Laupahoetoe
Honoma
Punaluy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corporation Notices
Special
Patnage
Toual
WM. G. Irwin & CO. Ltd
Hackfeld Co
Frank W
W. Macparlant
Territory of Hawaii
Washington Light Co
the Bulletin
Smith Premier Typewriters
Filery
C. W. Macfarlane
Aiexigan
Treasury
West. Indies
Premer
Florida
Hoveltion
Great Britain
France
Germany
Foulard Silks
Cyprian Madras
Silk Swisses
Wiisseanon
Zephyrs
Antrim
Dimity
D&g
Wailer
Pacific Import Company
Model Block
Fort Street
Beretania
Glasgow
Mely
W. B. Corsets
Sett Aly
Aumemer Pearce
Island Realty Compy
Judd Building
Wright & Ditson
Spaulding
Baseball Goods
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Ehlers’ Block
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