Trustees Approve $1300 Monthly For Promotion Task
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce move to fund the Promotion Committee at 1300 per month pending Wharf Committee actions on tonnage tax. Finance Committee urges economical measures and a 1900 monthly plan if wharf tax persists, with office retention in the Young Building. The board will review at the next meeting to approve recommendations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vustedian
Ione
Havre
Chamber of Ommerer
Spalding
Sidpio
Bilding
Reparate Vermittons
Bualding
Finance Committee
Home Ruleers Stand With Republicans Not Democrats
Charted Notley, the defeated Home Rule candidate for Delegate to Can reas, says the Home Rule party will not join the Democrats. They lean toward the Republicans and plan to reorganize the party across the islands while sending out committees to build it up.
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Notley
Can Reas
Maya
Home Rule Party
Jon
Planters At Station And German Fair Lunch
Planters Association members and directors toured a growout experiment and microscopic exhibit led by Eckart and Janta. Lunch on the lawn followed at Ist and Mim A Inenborg. Also note big sale Monday at Sachs Dry Goods Co with blankets and bedding at low prices for one week. American-Hawaiian steamer Nevadanre due Monday with three staves mail. Kors sewing high quality in tailoring.
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Growoite
Eckart
Abwlet Janta
Adentiete
Planters’ Association
Il Viniting Planters Weer
Ist
Mim
Inenborg
Ely
Nb, Sachs Dry Goods Co
Fort Ree
Nevadanre
Sabbath Law Enforced In Honolulu Aims To Curb Work
Sheriff Henry outlined the new Sabbath statute to limit labor and commerce in Honolulu. Stores, restaurants, plantations close by 7 pm. essential irrigation work allowed. docks and ships restricted except for urgent mail. Public events may proceed if not conflicting with community rest. newspapers and essential foods allowed for morning sale. transport and ready services continue within limits.
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Honolulu
Sherif Henry
Tonce
Jil Kaptolant Park
Manon
Household Cutlery Sale Opens Monday Morning
Bargain hunters may find elegant everyday cutlery offered by Pavitic Hardware to clear shelves for holiday material. Prices slated to be below actual cost to move stock, with a note to shoppers to act quickly to save money. Some garbled lines reference a patent and a total offered, but the readable text centers on a hardware store sale beginning soon.
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Pavitic Hardware Mile
Howeekeepers
Jnaun
Walker’s Bid Wins For Alakea Wharf Dredging Work
At noon today, bids were opened for dredging the Alakea Street wharf extension as part of a port reorganization funded by a $300,000 Legislature appropriation. Bids ranged from about $168,000 to $204,778 with several firms present to watch the outcome. A question arose over John Walker’s certified check, but officials signaled the matter would be reviewed later.
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Howland
Holloway
Alakem
John Waikor Cecesere Sesso
Cotton
Jallantic, Gutt & Pacific Mg CO
Reeser
North American Dredging Co
Lord & Helter
Whitehouse
Newt
Cotton Brothers
Walker Ty
Hanks
Walkers
Priiow
Intendent Holloway
Sriting
John Walker
Walker
Cotton Bron
Iitertaland
Port Street
Alnkemalreet
High Sheriff Proposes Bonds for Captains and Lieutenants
Most Furnish Bonds today announced a plan to require a bond of 61 from each captain and lieutenant in the future. The proposal, though unpopular with some, aims to fix responsibility on officers by making them accountable for the conduct and performance of their men and the handling of prisoners.
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Bhorif
Ausler
High Sherif
Toeppelmann
Glib Stables Cleared of Glanders by Doctor Certificate
A report alleging glanders in the city stables prompted manager Charles H Detling to have stock examined. A doctor’s certificate from November 18 1904 states the horses of the Club Stables Ltd are free from infectious disease and horses were inspected carefully. The note urges stables and shoeing shops to maintain strict hygiene to prevent infection.
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Charles H. Detling
Honolulu
Binbles
A.B
ROWAT
DVB
Landers
Dine At 7 P.M. Sunday Evening Controversy
Charles Ramsay, manager of the Blite, seeks to keep lunch rooms open on Sunday evenings past seven. He holds a hotel license and plans to ask Attorney General Andrews for an opinion. Union Oil official Lycurgus reported no notice to close at 7 or to stop selling cigars, while tax assessor Robinson notes a $140,000 drop in Maul rent tax collections.
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Charles Ramany
Blite
Bnd
Ramsay
Andrews
Buniay
Gyo
Lycurgus
Union
Orit Wald
Ax Ueril
Sotire
Bulletin boys to hold Thankagiving luau at Waialua
Bulletin reports that newsboys will celebrate their annual Thankagiving with a luau near the Waialua we Hotel. The event includes activities, a genuine old-fashioned tray, turkey and mince pie, and three hours of sport. The gathering, organized by Manager Church of Hale, aims to announce the boys’ town visit and raise community awareness.
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Gulletin
Waialua
Church
Hale
Halelwa
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