Hilo Railway Tip Extends Toward Pawuhau and Wateplo Gulch
Inside information circulates on extending the Hilo Railway toward Pawuhau and Waterplo Gulch. Investors anticipate a capital increase from 4.5 to 5.6 million dollars, with stock buys and bond underwriting tied to road expansion. Dillingham notes construction may begin soon, though exact dates and stock figures remain undisclosed.
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Milo Railway
Pawuhau
Hilo
Wteck
Ify
Stork
ANB. P
Castle Defends Present Liquor Traffic Law
Alfred Castle, member of the Hoard of Siguor License Commisa ioners, defends existing liquor law in Hawaii. He supports three amendments to curb adulteration, prevent evasion by wholesalers, and fund extra inspectors, arguing the current statute should be strictly enforced and aligned with local option sentiments. He seeks a federal license as proof of compliance and cites practical experience since the law's enactment.
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Alfred Castle
Siguor
Commisaioners
Mr. Chatie
Castle
Hanor Heense Board
Oahu
John G. Woolley
Hawaii
Wholesalers To Lose Local Retail Licenses
The Board of Liquor Licenses Commissioners in Cahnfaye plans to restrict saloons with exits not on a public thoroughfare and may revoke wholesale licenses tied to public retail saloons. About five saloons operated under local wholesalers face license relays as of July 1, prioritizing those outside fire limits. The board will hold a public hearing to gauge opinion before final action.
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Board of Liquor Licenses Commissioners
Cahn Faye
Union Saloon
Widine Fotail
Elowind
Vernor Frear Receives Visitors at Port
A strange, partially legible note describes an automobile arrival bearing Captain A J7, Mate Baste, and a Portuguese ship commander from the Sin Gabriel line. Count Canavarra is mentioned as part of the delegation. The scene spans Hon'elock to morning with observers and officials present.
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Hon'elock
Mate Baste
Portueneve Opulier Sin Gabriel
Aodie Portukuene
Count Canavarra
Palace party meets governor during formal call
A distinguished party and the Palace staph alighted for a formal call with Governor Frenr. Colonel J. W. Jones, Chief of Staff of the National Guard, met the party at the herd of the stairs. Continued on Page 4.
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Frenr
J. W. Jones
National Guard
Land case visits Watertown to view treaty land claim
The court and jury in the Hawaiian Land Company vs Kaleloha case will travel to Watertown to examine the land treaty. The lengthy Whitely court session notes the Hawaiian claimants have lived on the land for the past four years while testimony unfolds over the disputed territory.
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Hiahop Ant Company
Yerewa Kaleloha
Watertown
Roosevelt Attends Funeral of Late King Edward
Ambassador Roosevelt represents the United States at the funeral of the late King Edward, performing duties as a leading envoy in the ceremony honoring the monarch.
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Mae
United States
Lnte
Edward
Kiersted Dies in Philadelphia Stroke Retirement Hero Fails
Rear Admiral Kiersted died in Philadelphia from a stroke today. The report notes the last day for payment of the first half of property taxes. Roe will be the last day for income and taxes payments.
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Philadelphia
Kiersted
Ae Roe
Russians Take Offer of Work on Plantations
The article reports on a wave of Russians recruited for plantation labor, with 200 Russians offered work on estates. It notes many have completed examinations, some are assigned to Hawi SLI and Henry plantations, and others to Olaa Wata jhea lands. Plans include sending workers by steamer Maui and delegations to various island plantations. Some groups caused protest due to delays and broken promises, while officials praise willing laborers.
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Mawallan Bugae Planks
Royal D. Mead
Jor Muronu
Anaatant Hebbitt
Little Brows Brothers
Maui
Rayslyne
Watajhea
Ouku
Earthquakes Shake Cities as Residents Flee San Jose Scene
Earthquakes rocked San Jose Costa Rica with severe shocks forcing people to flee their homes. Exodus from the city followed as residents sought open areas. In nearby San Domingo on May 11, sharp tremors were felt with no damage reported.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Vone
San Domingo
Flannery Trial Begins in Sausalito Gambling Ring
Former San Francisco police commissioner Flannery faces trial in Sausalito for complicity in wire tapping linked to a pool room gambling operation. Preliminary proceedings include a note about a card game at the Bulletin office.
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Ban Rasael
Cal
Flannery
San Francisco
Sausalito
Wall Road Bill for Kona Rail Reach Hawaii Island
Washington May 11 A favorable report was rendered to the House on the bill authorising William A Wall and associates to construct a railroad on Hawaii Island. The measure directs construction and outlines rights and duties for the project. The decision marks a step forward for railway development in the region.
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Washington, D.C
House of Natives Today
William A.wall
Island of
Hawaii
Independent Stores Face Crisis in Hawaii Trade Shakeup
The Independent storekeepers in Hawaii face a growing crisis as new rules threaten to lower prices for goods sold at plantation stores. Wholesalers in Honolulu report dwindling orders and delayed remittances, with plantation stores drawing customers away and squeezing independent retailers. Local merchants fear extended losses as suppliers shift focus to plantation networks. The dispute centers on proposed federal sugar pricing while independent trade suffers from reduced margins and market access.
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Hteporta
Cort
Honolulu
Coun Uy
Swift Soan
Bustidom
Biz Eames
Neil Lespue
Itegeaten
Tomae Teed
Nthe
York
Boston
Wreck. Louis
New York
Detroit
Territory of Hawaii
Congress
Cubs
Simeon Wind
AML
Senate rails bill to be reconciled with House version
Washington May 11 Senate railroad bill will be substituted in amended form for the administration measure that passed the House yesterday. Differences between the two houses will be adjusted in conference committee.
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Eaton
Washington
Senate Railroad
Hyde case jury finds in first degree verdict
Kansas City May 11 The jury in the Hyde case has found the defendant guilty in the first degree of murder or innocent of any crime based on the final deliberation and verdict.
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Kansas City
Hyde
Cuca
T. R. and WM. IL Review Preview With Emperor Visit
Berlin May 11 Coleat guests Emperor Wilhelm II at a preview of twelve regiments. Troop strengths and arrangements were shown as part of the royal review in the capital.
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Berlin
Coleat
Wi ‘Oday
Sugar San Francisco May Beets Market Note
A brief market snippet notes sugar, San Francisco, and May beets with an 88 analysis and 14s. hons. parity, referencing the previous quotation.
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San Francisco
May
Trustees Wave Filed Bonds for Campbell Parker
Two bonds filed in the circuit court concern Abigail K Campbell Parker. Hawaiian Trust Company Ltd as principal with Pacific Guaranty as surety appears on one bond. Martel Shingle as principal with United States Fidelity Guaranty Company as surety on the other.
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Elrouit
Abigail K. Campbell-Parker
Hawaiian ‘Trust Company, Ltd
Atl Pacific Burety
Ox Aurety
Martel Shingle
Raktee Au
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Au Surety
Opium Case On Trial In Pesaval Court Today
Opium case opened in Pesaval court with Yeo Pan charged with illegal possession of smuggled drug. Jury drawn to try the case, with Olaf Ometed, Patrick McGrath, LH Beadly, P Lillejohn, Burs Charlon Pullin, George Gow galves, DP Phram, He Matelona, Charles Bailey, T H Petre and C named among participants.
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Yeo Pan
Hie Poanomon Ilegally
Olaf
Patrick McGrath
LH Beadly
P. Lillejohn
Burs
Charlon Pullin
George Gowgalves
DP ‘Phram
He Matelona
Charles Bailey
T. H. Petre
Stock Dividends Planned for Kahuku and Hawaiian Sugar
Kahuku Plantation plans to double its capital stock from over 100,000 to one million dollars while Hawaiian Sugar raises from two million to three million. Directors debate a winking fund strategy to pay stockholders at lease end, with stockholder meetings called and dates set for notices. Bounties include dividends and potential shifts in earnings distribution, with concerns from holders in San Francisco about past lump-sum bond payouts. Hawaiian Sugar officers set meetings on the 17th, Kahuku on the end of the month.
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Kahuku Plantation Company
Hawaiian Bugar Company
Kahuku
Mawailan Bogar
Hawiiian Sumer Anid
San Francisco
Hewaiian Sugar
Ewa
Kiahuku
Parliament in London greets George upon accession
Reports from London note Parliament and the public extending congratulations to King George on his accession. The scene reflects early royal reception and formal acknowledgment by lawmakers and citizens following the late King Edward's passing.
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London
Edward
George
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Homakin
Wate Plo Gulch
Jomplagom Place
Dillingham
Vernor Frear
Baste
Alde
Ambassador Roosevelt
Shakes
Wall Road
Kona
Koos
Kea
T. R. and
WM. IL Review
Makaweli
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