Merchants Council Clash Over Federal Building Site
Merchants Association directors push a boundary change for the federal building site in Honolulu, substituting Nunann Street for Port Street as the western limit. The Chamber of Commerce argues Fort and Nuunanu streets leave no suitable gap, fearing westward traffic shifts, while the Association seeks a neutral, citywide resolution. The debate centers on choosing a site for a federal post office and offices, amid broader urban growth concerns.
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Merchants’ Association
Rekoll
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants
Nunann Street
Som
Fort
Nuwanu
Honolulu
Nuuann Street
Chinatown
Nittiany
Fort Street
Fort Sooke
Este
8. C. Allen
Alakea and
King Street
Advocates eye prime sites around Young Hotel block
A discussion outlines preferred sites for a new hotel and adjacent properties in Honolulu, naming the Tluhop Jot opposite the Young Hotel, the Opera House Lot, and the Mackfeld area behind Union Feed. Support gathers to shift retail centers toward King and Merchant streets near B. C. Halls & Son and Lowers & Cooks, with Honolulu Hale and Bethel King shacks noted. The Chamber of Commerce dispute includes proposals about the Treasurer’s appointment and forwarding resolutions.
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Young Hotel
Tluhop
Hawaiian Electric Co
Ban
Opera House
Mackfeld
Union Feed
King
Merchant Streets
B. C. Halls & Son's
Lowers & Cooks
Chamber of Commerce
Nome
Honolulu Hale
Bethel
Dimond & Co
Morcha
Hethel
Aidvocntes
Siberia Making Creedy Voyage
The Parle Mail reports the ship Siberia arrived off port from San Francisco early morning and docked at Naval Wharf No 2. Dispatches rearranged schedules left few passengers aboard and most travelers were drunk during the voyage. The voyage was uneventful but rough, with heavy seas. The Enterprise towing the oil carrier Marion Chilcott was sighted yesterday morning, with only sixteen cabin passengers for Honolulu. Other passengers include Dr Walters and J R Bath among others.
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Parle Mail Ateamship
Siberia
San Francinc
Naval Whirf No. 2
San Francino
Yelock
Inor
Band concert and dance at Moana
The Buffalo band of Gruner V. 8 will perform at Moana bowl tomorrow evening from seven. Hotel management has arranged for special music to accompany dancing after the concert. Banquet audience and Buffalo invited to attend.
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Gruner Buffalo
Patterson steamer arrives from Nehring Sea in Honolulu
The U S Comat and Geodetic Survey Steamer Patterson arrived from the Nehring Sea and moored in the stream near Honolulu. She will conduct surveys around the Aleutian region and remains in Island waters for the winter. Officers listed include Captain J F Pratt and Surgeon Dr J H Robert. Patterson displacement 850 tons, length 176 feet, beam 29 feet, draught 15 feet.
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Patterson
Nehring Sea
San Francisco
Rehring Sea
Werthern
Aleutian Islands
Iby
Jomey
Dati Sone
Alaska
Surroun
Tors
Patternon
J. F Pratt
H.W. Hhoden
Acbe Jacomony
A. I. Munter
Aldo
H. le Beck
J. W. Maupin
J. C. Whitney
Omcor
J. L. Collins
J. H. Rgbert
Kueinwre
Ch Herk
RG. Christen
Patterson Carrien
Jury Begins Deliberations In Boyd Embex Trial In Afternoon
Court session resumes as counsel argue on facts and evidence. Instructions prepared for jurors before they retire to deliberate. Multiple counts in the indictment yield possible verdicts including not guilty on some counts or guilty on others.
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Boyd
Bow
Kuliey
Ladies' Facial Massage by Telephoning Main 2
A brief notice offering facial massage services via a home visit by a paper operator. The ad invites Indies to secure massage services at their homes by calling the Main 2 number, indicating a home service arrangement.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Eleven Cases in Quicken Roundup
A federal grand jury, after two days of work, filed a preliminary report with Judge Daly and handed down eleven indictments. Warranted charges include liquor tax violations, post office thefts, embezzlement, and conspiracy to commit adultery. Names include Rikichi Hakamoto, Kitaaki Shobehito, Kobayakawa, and Edwin Roe among others, reflecting cases from narcotics to federal offenses pending grand jury action.
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Federal Grand Jury
United States
Daly
Heven
Judar Dole
Juda Sa ‘Moa
Cyrus T Sirens
Ana
Edwin K. Rose
Milo Pontific
Panama
Rowe
Hilo
Delaware
United Sinton
St Cps
Rikic
Vote for Coed Hrown in Bogey Driven Parade
A street scene in Merchant Street shows a bogey pulled by Mesara, Cunningham, and Turk bearing a ticket labeled Vote for Coed Hrown. Observers note the improvised ticket appears random, as Senatorial nominees were drawn from a hat. Faxon Bishop expressed eagerness to aid the ticket while acknowledging the broader meat strike affecting the town.
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Merchant Street
Bishop
Republican Meeting at Waikiki Tonight
A Republican meeting is announced for tonight at Waikiki two houses beyond the Waikiki fan. The list of speakers includes J. M. Downett, Hon W. W. Harris, E W Quine, Hownel Long, Ki F Hishop, Frank ndrade, Jobo C. Lane, B. KK, Lillke vant, H W Aylett, John Gandall.
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Waikiki
J. M. Downett
Hon. W. W. Harris
E.W. Quine
Hownel Long
Ki. F. Hishop
Frank \ndrade
Jobo C. Lane
B. KK
Lillkevant
H.W. Aylett
John Gandall
Governor Carter returns from recreation at windward
Governor Carter has come back from a brief respite off the windward coast and sent his Capitol office busy with mail this afternoon. He has not yet decided the execution date for convict Jose Miranda. Damon and Welegate Kuhio also return from Kana tour and head to Molokai.
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Hovarnor Carter
Capitol
Las
Jose Miranda
Damon
Kuhio
Mau
Molokai
Embezzlement Trial of Edward Boyd Nears End
The embezzlement case against Edward S. Boyd concludes soon as attorney H. F. Chillingworth questions the defendant for the defense and Stephen Mahault, chief clerk of the Land Office, testifies in rebuttal. Courtroom crowd expects dramatic proceedings with jury instructed before final arguments.
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Edward
Boyd
Omee Fuoda
F. Chillingworth
Stephen Mahauly
Stephen Mahaulu
Mahault
Andrews
Robbery in the second degree trial before Judge Gear
Tavinota and Kamila face jury trial on a second degree robbery charge with JW Cathcart as defense counsel. The case, linked to a Chinatown plaque and involving Chinese victims, is set before Judge De Hott im tilt er. In other news, discussions continue on a successor to HF Wolters as Senate ticket winds blow. The Patterson coast survey steamer arrived to take soundings and survey Inland waters.
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Tavinota
Kamila
Gear
JW. Cathcart
Kahl Valley
de Hott
I HF
Wolters
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Patterson
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