Merchants Debate Use of Relief Fund to Restore Band
The Merchants Association plans to divert part of the San Francisco relief fund to bring back the band. Directors favor using a share of the balance while the Finance Committee previously declined. The issue draws mixed sentiment among merchants, with a call for a broader vote by the relief committee and local groups.
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MerChants’ Association
San Francisco
Parle
Bwilth
Bevordt
Cohen
National Guard
Jonow
United States
Gartley
Derger
Borger Aned
Paria Anid
Catton Anid
Sugar price notes and vault protection advertised
Sugar quotation data and figures from a London style listing reference a 96 degree centrifugals price and previous quotation. The message shifts to a promotional claim about safe deposit vault protection offered by Henry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd. with assurances of security against theft.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Money: For the Band Contributions At Local Bulletin
A forenoon bulletin lists donations to the band including George Hleelow with five ten dollar gold pieces and Jone' fifty dollars. Bigelow and A D Centro also contribute. Citizens discuss whether funds from the relief fund should support the band and the idle. The community expresses willingness to help according to means, reaffirming support for the band in Hawaii.
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Jone
George Hleelow
Bigelow
Jens
Centro
Hawaii
New Federal Food Law Takes Effect January First
The new federal food law, passed by Congress, will take effect January 1 and transforms enforcement across the territory and states. United States District Attorney Breckons notes the act is the broadest, most stringent food regulation ever seen, demanding clear package labeling of ingredients and quantities. President Plukham of the Board of Health says violators will be promptly arrested, placing more burden on health officials to inspect labels and compliance. Prosecutions will be in federal courts, handled by Breckons, with limited local court attention anticipated.
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paMand
United States
Breckens
Union
Thensulay
Plukham
Board of Health
Breckons
Ranagrewors
Cham ber of Commerce tackles feasible relief fund plan
Directors at a special Cham ber of Commerce meeting weighed using relief fund balance to return a band from San Francisco earthquake relief. The Promotion Committee proposed applying part of the fund to the band, with trusteeship and donor considerations noted. Officials debated whether to redirect money if San Francisco needs fall away, delaying until cold weather raised need.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pinimee
Lo Wore
Wyoc
Waye
Meena
Hi O'Elock
Tia Tone
WM. Giffard
le 'Tenney Pook
F. M Pwangy
G. W. Smith
W. A. Bowen
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association
San Francisco
Morgan
Fraser
Ube
Swangy
San Francine
Hawaii returns reshape next Legislature in 1900s account
The article reports on Hawaii legislative reassembly outcomes with a Republican majority forming the Senate and House. It lists holdovers and new members by district, noting party lines and anticipated shifts in control, including a reduction of a lone Democrat in the chamber and overall Republican dominance.
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Hawaii
Howser
Senate
Oaho
Lane
Dowsett
Bishop
Chillingworth
Builth
McCarthy
Coelha
Maynelden
Kayinma
Kailwin
Dundall
Haei
Makekau
Woods
Hewitt
Frown
Veard
Aialoo "sWame
Rawlins
Keast
Coney
Silva
Lew
Aau
Kahana
Moanaall mm
Kaniho
Alawa
Hol- Mein
Repub
Palmer Woods
Dome County
House
Maui Tennis Cups Victory Reported
Special to the Maui News notes a tournament on November 10 where local players competed for the Maui tennis cups. The event highlighted rising talent and community support for the sport in WOKW area.
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Tahaing
Honotary
Maui
Recount Petition Mentioned by Sheriff in Morning
The sheriff indicated in morning corroboration that he would file a petition for a recount. The habeas corpus case of Chiyomaten Kakashima was before Judge Dole. U S District Attorney and counsel discussed timelines through November 20 with various legal references and widowed status mentioned.
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Sherif Lrong
Chiyomaten
Fire at Long Beach burning Chicago docks total nearly $797000
A fire at Long Beach caused by a blaze in ten Chicago docks of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company led to an estimated loss of $797,000. The Associated Prose Special Cable report notes damage to several structures and cargo facilities with authorities assessing the cause and extent while crews fought the flames.
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Associated Prose
Long Beach
Cal
Chicago
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lowe
Suspect in Japanese attack appears before judge Whitney Unne
Mateo Coloh the Porto Rican arrested on changing the scene of a deadly assault on two Japanese victims appeared before Judge Whitney Unne with a nervous, wary demeanor and a forced smile. The victims remain hospitalized but are expected to be discharged by next Thursday as the court postpones, while the matter of alleged assault proceeds.
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Mateo Coloh
Whitney
Ufy
Kimura
Chrontete
Vonelye
Ite
Tibet
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Kaahumanu Society
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Tie
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Selegaty
Finance Committee
B. J. Spalding
Merchante’ Association
Amy la Mienee
Com- Lee Hin
Fennon
Alfred Benjamin & GO
the Kashoo., Ltd
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Coane
China
Menry Waterhouse Trust Company Ltd
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Wite-Awake
Hawaiian Trust
J, Hopp & CO
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Pennsylvania
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Princeton West Point
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