Sugar transport clash in Pacific coast lines
Matson Navigation Company and American Hawaiian line chiefs held talks on apportioning sugar routes from Puget Sound to the East Coast. No settlement reached. Captain Matson sailed for San Francisco after hours of negotiations. Reports claimed possible sale of Matson stake, which Castle and Cooke denied. Talks to continue on the coast with Messrs Marwon and Dearborn expected to return.
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Slunage
Matson
Matson Navigation Company
Geo & Dearbord
San Francino
Mess
Marwon
Dearborn
Pacife Mall
Siberia
Genw
Maton
Ban Vranelseo
Apne
Wepger
Matson Naviga Hui
Matwou Nnion Company
Redalta
Captain Mateon
Mateon
Maton Line
Minager Tenney
Castle & Cooke
Menera
Matson and
Dearhur
Captain Matson
Puget Sound
Porte
Seattle
Tacoma
Fyndes
Liter Ty Iglentin
Enterprise
Roosevelt Receives Americans in Cairo City Demonstration
In Cairo on March 26 Colonel Roosevelt received resident Americans as part of a marked showing of affection and high regard from his countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Roosevelt
Signs of strike disintegration spread in Philadelphia
Sympathizers call it off as signs of the general strike weaken. A meeting of unionists is scheduled for tomorrow to decide whether other sympathetic strikes will be ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mar
Life Sentence for Murderer Grace at Watertown Court
Anderson Grace received a life sentence in U S District Court after pleading guilty to second degree murder in the death of Watchman Male in Watertown. Judge Robertson noted the leniency already shown and ordered Grace to serve the remainder of his natural life in prison, with potential future clemency review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Mole
Mudge Robertson
Watchman Male
Watertown
Romeing Department
United States
Grice
Judie Robertson
Robertson
Edo
Mohu
Oahu
Grace
Roosevelt in Jungle costume case looms in Ballinger probe
Washington March 26 Secretary Ballinger will testify before the Congressional inquiry. The prosecution opened its case today and Attorney Vertrees pledged to prove that Inspector Glavis and other witnesses against Ballinger furnished fabrication in their testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Baltinger vi i
Ballinger
Vertrees
Glavis
Prominent Honolulu Transport Leaders Sail for San Francisco
After twenty years two transportation kings depart Honolulu bound for San Francisco aboard the Wilhelmina. William Matson, head of Matson Navigation Co, sails with General Manager George S. Dearborn of American Hawaiian Line. Local musical events and tributes accompany the farewell as both men leave amid formalities and warm goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Talal
William Matson
Matson Navigation Co
San Francis
Wilhelming
George 8. Dearborn
American Hawaiian Line
Mr. Dearborn
Uost
Biy Fresult Steam 282 Company
Suar Factory Company Limited
Terrh
Toei
Berger
Hla Tit
Milo
Hl Cine
W. Kalua
Hille
P.O
Titotter In The Judge and the Hilo Delivery
A fragmented report describes a judge in Hilo reacting to a delivery of midroms and an orator from Fremont. The judge accepts a letter with evasive remarks, while a planned eloquent response from a local figure remains uncertain as fate moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titotter
Hilo
Jude
Fremont
Wodal Eitlo
Hsu
Interest Moves In Travel Club Formed At University Club
Hawailtx adopts New Zealand and Australia style tour care for walkers after arrival while aiding local needs. The Travel Club, organized at the University Club, plans warm beds and meals, with donor tents and camp homes for weary hikers. Key supporters include John McCroxon, William Cain, Jude Ballouci, Allan Herbert, and James Custin as they map routes toward Konwahua nul and Tantalis valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaltx
New Zealand
Unie
Tritory
John McCroxon
The
Big Inland
Hawaii
Atpanton
Ural
Che
Wiliam Cain
Konwhuanul
Tantalus
Lava River Coverage Reaches Twenty Five Miles in Sicily
In Catania Sicily March 96 reports describe a volcanic eruption with lava rivers about twenty five miles long and one to nine miles wide. People work to regain equilibrium as the flow continues at high activity though diminishing stages are noted.
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Catania
Sicily
Mar
Twentiy
Big Stock Trading Orders and Prices Reported
The Seattle era notes heavy activity on the Stock Exchange with Hawaiian Commercial and other issues showing large blocks traded. Prices quoted include 4.25 for one stock, 1.125 for another, and 97.50 to 37.75 for Cube volt. Reports of broad market strength and some price advances are mentioned along with humorous asides and city commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribeinesn
Stock Exchange
Farwdgan
Haw'n Commercial
Ewant Cahn
Hurehin
Walulus
Epg
Chiffety
Russians to be freed Monday at quarantine island
Immigrants from Russia, numbering over six hundred, are slated for release on Monday marking the start of a ten day period set by the Territorial Board of Immigration. Governor Frear and promoter Pereistrous debated the plan amid calls for work on Hawaii sugar plantations and arguments over allegations of misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieland
Governor Frear
Re Felatrous
Perelstrous Minde
Hawaii
Talon
Frear
Perelstrous
Atkieon
Perrelstrous
Mie
Tie Ruan Altwation
Miear
Perelstraus
Band Plays for Maui Portuguese Passengers
The Matson liner Wilhelmina, Captain Pete Johnson, set sail for the mainland this morning. Aboard were prominent Maui Republican Portuguese figures including Menem J. Dy Rego and M. Ferreira. Hawaiian band leader Captain Herger and his group played Saul No Ka‘I to honor the travelers, as friends showered them with leis.
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Matson
Wilhelmina
Pete Johnson
Ban Pranchco
Menem J. Dy Rego
J. M. Ambrone
M. Ferreira
Maui
Herger
Saul No Ka
Ae Woll
States
Sugar Factors Co Reports 151500 Net Tons Shipments
Sugar Factors Co reports shipments totaling 151,500 net tons for 1909 with 100,000 net tons marketed. The remaining 51,500 net tons are from various suppliers including 86,000 tons by American Hawaiian & Company and smaller amounts by others. Estimated shipments for 1910 reach 495,280 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Factors Co
Felhee
Hawaiian & & Conmany
Horn
Lie Pacitte
Walker Leaves Kerr's Will Goes to Hilo
Oliver H. W alker, long identified with Kerr & Co, has been selected as manager for Mio Eumperbeen at the Ho store. He accepted the post, succeeding Laine Hox, who previously held the position. The city paper notes Walker's suitability and the store's ongoing operations.
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Walker
Kerr
Hilo
Oliver HW. Walker
Lf Kerr & Co
Thie
Mio Eumperbeen
Mtr
Avril
Laine Hox
Siete & Co
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Dea
Matson Line
Anderson Grace
Jungle
Linger
Washingtos Herald
Chicago News
Dole
Harbin
Japancat
Judas Toberton
Lymer
US States
United
Roberton Deckres
Bite
Reneer Te Edwards
Eet
Mawati
Apinsters
Bve
Ber Nuvbena
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