Campbell Challenges Anti Saloon League statements
Acting Governor Atkinson defends anti liquor crusade amid letters from Campbell in Honolulu Hawaii. Campbell disputes signatures on petitions for saloon licenses and accuses misstatements in Theodore Richards Anti Saloon League correspondence.
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Campbell
Atkinson
Tresencee Campbell
Thea Riebarda
Honojain
T. Shivayaiva
Kealakekua
Kona
Aines
T. Shibayama
Halu Jou
N. Kone
Bing Sing
Y Shineyana Ralsee
Lyle A. Digbey
Hany Sheiguor Heensen
Nin
Heense
Skating Extended as Queen Street Rink Opens Soon
Despite alterations and extensions at the Queen Street rink, skating will resume this afternoon and evening. The maple wood flooring upgrade near the Alaska end is nearly complete, with plans to finish by Monday evening, as management hopes the enlarged rink will be ready for skating and a Wednesday concert at 7:20 p.m.
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Queen Street
Finke Bt
Alamaia
Bliehit
Bulletin changes spark delay in new supplement rollout
The Sameday Bulletin plans a new feature and a larger supplement that will be popular, but New York State shipments have caused unexpected delays in its collation. A brief gap is expected before patrons receive a thoroughly metropolitan addition that aids digestion and boosts mood on Saturdays and other days.
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Dored
New York State
Ita
Hedin
Consolidation Plans Between Honolulu Gas and Washington Light
Announcement states Honolulu Gas Company will acquire Washington Light Company with Clarence W. Macfarlane selling his interests except for planting in other islands. The two utilities will merge under a single management structure to operate as a unified gas and light company.
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Honolulu Gas Co
Washington Light Co
Clarence W. Macfarlane
Washington Light Cou
The
Gas Co
Gan Company
Burks Named Editor of Hilo Herald in Hawaii
Burks was named editor of the Hilo Herald in Kohala to take the helm on April 1. The change marks a transition in leadership as Burne accepts the role and returns to Hawaii, with plans for the paper’s future editorial direction.
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Kohala
All ‘Burne
Ing
The
Hilo
Hawai Oeday
Nod Ingtall
Alameda Orders For Time To Send In Inquiries
Local message requests that Alameda coordinate rapid actions and issue orders to secure a timely response. The note emphasizes urgency and intent to follow up promptly with specific instructions.
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Jose Au Wre
Alameda
Siberia Docks After Quarantine at Mackfeld’s Wharf
The steamship Siberia docks at Mackfeld’s wharf after a quarantine hold since Thursday night. Cabin passengers may ashore, but the crew remains under quarantine. The Siberia is due in San Prentice at 4 this afternoon.
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Siberia
Mackfeld’s
Palace
Do Not Delay Your Will Making
It is common to delay making a will due to chances of accident or illness. This notice offers to provide advice and help draw up a properly formal will.
Honolulu Trade Delegation Pushes Hawaii Steamship Plan
Hawaii merchants in Washington press for a new Honolulu to San Francisco steam line. American-Hawaiian Steamship Co. sketches a 16 knot 300 passenger vessel to run 542 days with 21 day SF to Honolulu schedule. Ownership profits, bonds, and freight terms discussed with sugar shippers and Honolulu community funding urged.
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American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Hawaii
George W. Smith
Honolulu Merchants’ Association
A. Melnerny
Mark Rabinson
Washington
American Hawaiian Steamship Company
New York
San Francisco
Honolulu
Lees
Bonda
G. W. Smith
Merchants’ Association Eain
Merchants’ Association
Notley Talks Of Schemes In Ambryo Home Rule Planning Fall Campaign
Notley, president and key figure in the Home Rule party, discusses party unity and concerns amid internal strife. He remarks on hierarchy, recent territorial campaigning visits, and asserts all parties face ups and downs while aiming to keep Hawaiians under Home Rule influence. He dismisses paid-Democrat allegations and stresses identity and influence over rivals.
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Notley
Home Hale
Degy
Noeley
Tu Nora
Monae
Home Rule 4
Republican Machine
JL West
Oregon Departs Dragon Near Navy Wharf in San Francisco
A clipped news note reports the Dragon leaving with homeward bound peasant trail ing trot moped at San Francisco’s Navy wharf shortly after 1 PM. The event occurs as a crowd sees the vessel bid farewell to the so-called Bulldog of the navy amid a misty afternoon.
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San Francisco
Navy Wharf
Governor Carter May Travel to Capital for Health
Acting Governor Atkinson reports Governor Carter, now in Southern California, plans likely to go to Washington and not return to Honolulu in May. The letter says his health improves slowly and he may stay about a month before possible Washington travel.
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Carter
Washington
Honoluu
Atkinson
California
Bean
Jay Bie
Today’s Events at Opera House and Local Venues
A jumble of 2pm events includes Hoye Kiet near Vineyari street and Chacon at Oyera House. Salvation Army services and a Hawaii Yuet Club gathering are listed alongside skating on Queen Street and an Enos-Miller-Benton group at B16.
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Hoye Kiet
Vineyari Street
Chacon
Tehuantepec Line To Open In June
Washington announces the Tehuantepec railroad freight transfer will begin in June. The A. H. & Co. will operate steamers between San Francisco, Salina Cruz and Honolulu, linking New Orleans and New York.
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Saadociated
Cobley
Washington, D. C
Tehuantepec
San Franciech
Salina Cruz
Honolulu
New Orleans
New York
Wisconsin To Manila on Bush Orders
An item reports a clash at Samar between the Constabulary and Pulajanes with Governor Gurty reported missing. The Wisconsin will call at midnight from Shanghai to join the American Meet under rush orders from Admiral Train.
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Faasqetated
Manila
P. 1
Samar
Gurty
Wisconsin
Shanghai
Train
Missed Ammunition Seized Near Canton Report
Twenty thousand rounds of ammunition were expected to be shipped on an American launch seized by pirates near Canton yesterday. The cargo was transferred to a staple in San Francisco. Sugar and centrifugate details follow in the San Francisco field report.
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Associated Brew Special
Hong Kong
China
Canton
Fraud Sows Row in Open Court Over Seaside Hotel Case
In open court attorney M. F. Prosser argued for plaintiffs in the cane May & Co Ltd v. Seaside Hotel Co. The dispute centers on assignments and creditor claims after Wandenberg testified about money in possession attached by the plaintiff. Prosser described a complex scheme involving a deed of assignment to Wandenberg and a proposed share distribution among Macfarlanes and creditors. Wandenberg was briefly present but disappeared when called. an ID was later produced.
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M. F. Promser
Cane of May & Co. Ltd
Ve. Wale Kik
Seaside Hotel Co
Fred Wandenberg
Propser
Vandenberg
Eald Prosser
Waikiki Benside Hotel Co
Waa
Macfarlanes
Macfarlan & Co
Geo
Macfarlane
May & Co
Waly Tuber
Wea Belng
Mupfar
Janes
de Bolt
Josser
Wundenberg
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Petat
A. J. Campbell
Terasuyrer
Territory of Hawaii
Oahu
Theodore Richards
Bay Honolulu
AntiBaloon League
Sing Sing
Kaine
N. Kons
Kealakokua
Poraible
Nialead
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd
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Teiaenone Exchange No
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Tallorn
Benjamin
the Kash Co., Ltd
Light Companies
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Gonsoliday
Burks
HMO Herald
Marsden
Joe Marsden
Philippines
Maine
SD Prs
Fort Street
Bonolala
A-H
Oregon
Capital
J. Hopp & Co
Old Mellable Furniture House
Young Building Mee
Cal
Bere
Magoon
Aed & Litle
Sounlda Hotel
Promanr
Sid Wondenberg
Somerset Bak
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