Lumber firm expands in Territory with Pacific M Co
Pacific M Co announces capital increase from 12000 to 50000 and plans large scale lumber operations in Hawaii Territory. Partnership with Inman Poulson Co of Portland aims to supply timber at lower rates, build a yard near Owahu Jail, and raise capacity to 60 million feet yearly. A rail link with O R T Co will ease shipments to yards and docks in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet May
Pren-Dent
Pacific MU Co
Ruletin
Pons
Inman, Paulton Co
Portland
Northwest
the Territory of Hawaii
Othe Pacific Mall Co
Wan Orlat Incorporated
Enterprise
Owbu
United States
Iiber
Theabu Jal
Humler
Tne
1Iad
Paulson Co
Railroad
Honolulu
Monululn
Coneluntan
Kona Planters Buy Cane From South Konan Agricul Coy
In Koloa Hawaii promoter Mulleri of Katha buys all cane from the South Konan Agricultural Company. The deal transfers ownership of cane stock to promoter Oot and Wu Ta Castle, consolidating control of local planters in promise of future production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kallua
Hawaii
Muller
Katha
Wo TA Castle
South
Kindergarten Work Aboard Meeting Shows Growth and Needs
Regular annual meeting of the Free Kindergarten and Children's AidAworlution in the You L A district presided by Mew F. Allen. Officers elected include Hydn as president and W P Allen as first VP. Reports note four kindergartens in the Territory and five in the city with about 400 children, plus training school progress and new papers on neighborhood transformation through kindergarten influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Aid
Wttendane
W. F. Allen
Hytine
Ferhil
Hydn
W. P. Allen
Thewt
Mre
Dole
Pewiident
John Uxborne
Third View
Mpa
A. B. Wood
Rom
Swanny
H.C. Catermen
W. F. Frewr
Mra
J.T. McDougll
Ananelus Accentarios
Captain Berger
Meetlexs
Mothirn
May Barlow
Tarbell
Castle
George
V. ‘Thompson
Kapulumu
Thompson
Bol Marx
Castle Nace
King Street
Kwa
Walelan
Hamakiapoko
Tahatna
Mins Johanson
Waterhouwe
Roosevelt Critics Guard Controversy Sparks Debate
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt faces criticism from supporters and critics over his stance on maintaining guards in public and political events. Some say guards are unnecessary for the chief executive, while others argue they are essential for safety during high profile appearances. The debate follows prior incidents and echoes the broader security discussion surrounding the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Washington
Roosevelt
Lto
Bon
Beavado
Reckley
McKintes
Thoreiehly
Leonard Wood
White House
Gilder
Roosevelt Opinion on Long Trial and Cable Market Impact
A cable report discusses Roosevelt era opinions on a lengthy trial and its effect on brokers and market strength. It notes how telegraph and cable communications could influence prices, securities, and market control between San Francisco and Honolulu, with calls for direct communication and changes in stock exchange value expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevel
Kluck-brakers
Claes
Prancken
Gael Deml
Bieinewe
Telegraph
Ae Haldere Watt
Honolute
San Francisco
Henolans
Stork Biwilione
Sonolulu Investment Co II Wins All It Claimed
Court findings detail ownership of estate tied to Theo philus Metcalf and Frank Metcalf heirs with Honolulu Investment Co Ltd described as existing corp under territory law. It holds rights to half the premieres and full rights of another party, while Theos Whihye Metel and Frank Metcalf line affect trust and inheritance. Parties and attorneys named include Goo A Davis Robert Von Wil der and Andrews Peters Andrade, with Helen Rowland and Kimma involved in related claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dager Gilbey Sage
Howell Iivest
Tyemt Company, Limited
Helen Rowland
Vane
Minin
Jawad
Honolulu Investment Company
Fem Corporation
Frank Metealf
Frank
Bove Metealf
Thetha
Frank Metcalf
Alice Metcalf
Metcalf
Hmm
Theophilus Metealt
Rinna
Samplatat
Lyon
Accardanea
Vounkel
Goo
A Davie
Robert von & Wilder
Thomas Fitch
Whos
Metcatt
Frank Godfrey
Tur Foe Andrews
Peters @ Andrade
Kimma SM
Nulovinas Kinney
Helen Rowlind
Hawaii Rancher Responds On Forest Growth And Fire Risk
A Hawaii rancher warns of dense regrowth in the forest after past logging, noting young growth thickens and increases fire danger. He cites a letter about forest conditions, recalls old examples from Eth years ago, and urges action to manage regrowth before more extensive damage occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horamen
Hasnakom
Seuyine
Emete
Hilo
Tane Jong
Shrewd administration and probate actions noted in report
A confused probate report covers J A Thompson master in chancery, a Manhattan Life Insurance matter, administrators and executrices, and multiple probate petitions. It cites wills for Manuel Tavaron and Jules Kaloinant, approvals for estate accounts, and a quiet-title action against Jules Kaloinant et al. trustee transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Theyratate
Jamon Kaula
Kau
Manhattan
Joy Wan
Ant
J. K. Kekwitta Dry
Watton Kekauta
Walatua
Tte
George A. Davin
A. Fixrrivam Sul Company
General de Wal 1
Doctor Va i Woven van Lndeltes
Jesus Tavaron
Hee Tommey
Manuel Tavar
Ha. Thompeun
Naeter
L. Wal Hiram
James Hutehtoge
A. G. Raulukod
Mass
Willand Smith
Quantian
Jules Kaloinant
Young
Lyle
Iit
Seventy first birthday celebrated by Puptvin and local chronicler
Puptvin doth Awek jubilantly marks a seventy first birthday. He has long served as journalist and local chronicler, once co owner of Advertivey newspaper, with a thirty six year residence on Hawaiian Islands and a trading career noted. Captain Black continues in duty as juror in the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puptvin
Mavnwatars Vilator
Kaptan
Stuck Ie
House of Friends
Lilliputian Last Farewell at Honolulu Opera
Tomorrow and Monday night the Holland Lilliputtin Opera Lory Honolulu presents The sparkling mill Lary musteal wilt tw. Management offers a matinée tomorrow at 1 PM with a 2 PM performance. Children may attend with restrictions on pet fowl at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
75 Percent Dividend and Jury Selections in Honolulu
Honolulu October 4 1908 Evening Bulletin reports a 75 percent dividend and notes Fire duty. Dr W H Bogle chiropodist Arlington block is mentioned. An entry lists four jurors including Thos Vic Wall Col Colton and Ernest Thea with duties and selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bogle
Arlington Block
Honolalu
Thy Malley
Lew Han
Thos
Vic Wall
Col
Colton
Wow
Dimond
Ernest Thea
Voting coupons and price structure for Bulletin subscriptions
The document outlines coupon payments entitling voters with different subscription durations. It describes values from one month to one year, the conversion of money to votes, and the use of coupons at ballots and windows. It also notes that subscription costs convert to votes and marks when a subscriber is in good standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wysllot
Noweboye
Baslucie
Mackay's Big Cable Plan for Hawaii Philippines Route
Mackay and partners form the Commercial Cable Company with 200,000 capital to lay a new cable from California to the Hawaiian Islands and Philippines. The project spans about 6,000 miles with landing permissions sought from the U.S. Government. If approved, operations may begin within months and reduce current transpacific rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Mackay
Clareness Mackay
Edward C. Plait
Alther Teck Ward
Albert
Chanter
Mike Sy
Han Town
Califorhi Talania
California
Sawaiian Islands
Mackay
Hawaiian Islands
United States
United
Hall Pannad
Californis
Hawaii
Philippines
Totolale
Department of Just
Goon Game Appeals Slander Verdict in Hawaii Gazette Case
The Hawaii Gazette Company faces a $400 slander damage verdict awarded by a jury to Foguue Avery. On defendant’s motion a new trial was denied, and an appeal to the Supreme Court followed, with further motions and proceedings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiiay Veeette
Aluatoned
Foguue Avery
Farm New Trial
Ennert
Suipreme Court
Tar Averys
Ie Gazette Corporation
Hawaiian Gazette Company
Chinese man fined for illegal liquor sale in city case
A Chinese man was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty to selling liquor without a license. The deputy sheriff arrested the suspect on McCully Street as police stated the incident occurred in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Chillingworth
McCully Street
Vsti
Lee Court
Kitchener May Resign Amid War Rumors
London reports an unconfirmed rumor that Lord Kitchener may resign as rumors spread of tensions with War Secretary Lambrick over concentration camp actions. Official returns indicate a large number of Africans detained, with thousands reported to have died or disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Daily News
Kitchener
Etitef
South
Afric
Lambrick
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Waikiki Beach
Annex
Miss Lawrence
Lewers & Cooke
Gullick
Bebie
Dearianrat
Omidale
Pevaitential
Apperra
Commare
Thr
Sonolulu Investment CO
Little
Emm Metcalf Thaika Ded
Ola
Gorman
China
Port
Voles
Clune
Kmune le Wenttering
Lige
Robertson Ve
Thoppson
Herrick, Veneveee
Bo Chillingworth
Aes One
Gleason
Moleman
Mahuka A
Sagraon
Williams Aig
Dayton Brown
KAA
Bowers
Gay Freitas Bheloon
Wright Lous
Bullock Bimerbon Moore
Mancaliino Ts
Richardson
Sravtering
Big Bchem
Tawaiian Gazette CO
Ho Hoy
Cennus
M.P.D
Warda
Farkagon
Ail Parte
United Slater
Europe
Bodel
Honolula
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