Deliberations in Paris Over Next Expedition Stumble Block
In Paris discussions focus on Cuba and island debt. Spain and the Philippines divide opinion. Madrid cost estimates rise for Cuban and Philippine campaigns. figures reach about 1,000,000,000 pesetas. Dispatches note Merriam’s order, Senator transport plans, and movements from the Presidio as troops prepare for Manila.
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Joe Cambon
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Police Court Docket Noted Driving and Soldier Case Actions
In the police court session at noon, Jolive and Willie Hope faced charges of furious driving and intoxication with penalties set at fines and months of imprisonment. Geo More, an old soldier charged with second degree larceny, had his case continued to tomorrow with Attorney Davis appearing for the defense.
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Jolive
Willie Hope
Isreeny
Imprivon
Geo More
Autorney Davis
More In The Table, Geo. More Arrested On Lure Charge
Geo More, an old soldier with three Honolulu residences, was arrested Saturday on a second degree lure charge. Identified by Mrs Hammer on the street, he followed into an uptown saloon and was seized by Chester Doyle, then taken to Mrs Mopcarrat who also identified him as the man who entered her home. More receives a U S government pension.
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Geo. More
Mra McCaslin Leaves Hilo Store Kinuw Flight
Mrs McCaslin wife of the big Hilo store book keeper arrived in Ala meda last week and departed on the Kinuw not joining her husband no further details provided about the family or cause of travel.
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Mra McCaslin
Hilo
Alameda
Admiral in Hawaii reports success of ceremony and rotation plans
General Merriam and engineers remain in Honolulu on garri son duty while Admiral Miller returns to Philadelphia. He says the Hawaii mission went off without a hitch and asks relief by November 22. A Samoa report questions if the German flag would have been raised there.
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Iowa
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Kaatz
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Oriental
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Philippines
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New York Regiment
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Agate
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Washington Depot
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Sponging Venture and Kauai Wedding Notice
Henry Davis gathers about fifty sponges along the beach near Osha on Sunday and tests a sample for the Botteris office noting good quality free in grain and soft texture. A potential deposit could bring a Klondike opportunity. An invitation announces the October 26 wedding of Miss Herbhie Kaehikula ni Goodall and William Harrison Wright at St Andrew's Cathedral with a reception at the Mortoo residence.
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Osha
Botteris
Davia
Herbhie Kaehikulani Goodall
John Gaodall
Kauai
Wm. Harrison Wright
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Henry Mortoo
Dog Catchers Nab Strays Across Town
A patrol of dog catchers seized numerous stray dogs roaming the streets without valid tax tags and will immediately be taken to the dog pound. In other news Haun Art League elected twenty two new members at a special Tuesday session. the annual meeting is set for two weeks hence.
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Peta
Haun Art Leagaw
Peterson to Tour Hawaii Plantations From Kinan to Mabokona
Dr A Peterson sails from Kinan toward Mabokona this morning to inspect plantations in Hawaii. The trip spans about three weeks, with return to Honolulu via Ka a. Wheels rented at Jackson Hotel Street.
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Mabokona
Hawaii
Honolulu
Kaa
First National Bank Plans Hawaii Bank Outlet
The Call of the 10th reports two bankers bound for Hawaii to establish a Hawaii bank in Honolulu, named Bank of Hawaii with a 1 million dollar capitalization. The entry notes a U S bank presence, a New York financier Mr Heath, and anticipated government ties, with mention of opening near the Paines Bidewor S. Meath of New York and possible private banking links. Names of ports and some details remain undisclosed.
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Nation Bank
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Thi
Mit
Lng
Haweil
Aypinsi Vernonia Agenty
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National Bank
Pennsylvan ia team seeks return football game
The Pennsylvania team manager agreed to play another game with Town hoys next Saturday. A conflict arises as the Richmond and New York Regiment baseball teams have a game then. They may reschedule one more game a week later to give the football squad a return match if Al Moore, captain of the Regiment, can arrange it.
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Hay
Hoys
Recmont
New York Regiment
Ti Ia
al Moore
Changes Among Engineers On Board The James Maker
Second Engineer Ferguson of the James Maker is relieved and Elitef promoted. Woo McCord becomes second engineer while Chief Phatts, formerly of the Wainkente, is now chief of the Kuni Cayrdier K Wilder returns to Hilo.
Bailey’s Bike Bits and Rubber Price Rise Slows Supply
The Cycle Age notes rising rubber costs and scarce tubes affecting bicycle parts. Inch wheels and various makers’ tires push prices higher, while demand for decoration and purchase pressure grows. Bailey’s Monolulu Cyclery at 1 King Street lists offerings amid market shifts and new stock.
Legal notice and court decision in Kamales case
A court decision by Judge Perry grants judgment to the defendant in a Kamales case. Plaintiff appeals to the Sa poome Court, with Judge Verey approving the motion. A wardian of the olwoe th Dien is granted about 3100, and the case involves Admire H Holmes and ten others with various parties named in the proceedings.
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Minnie Cremmer
Jude Perry
Plainiff
Sapoome
Nod Gray
Anger
GM Rote
Cette
Kamales Wa
Mobertson
Kawloken & Keoeakua
Megou
Sillinas
Fight of the refineries promises a better sugar future
A late 19th century report discusses refinery tensions, beet sugar shortages, and market hopes. It cites Minster Deine on banking power and potential competition to lower prices, arguing expanded capital could spur growth and development despite fears of market disruption.
Cabinet Talk and Signatures Highlight Early Health and Industry
An attorney general signs with his left hand after a broken right arm while a cabinet meeting is hoped to reconvene with Minister King improving. The article notes the Singer sewing machine’s wide home use and quality, with Dr Bergersen promoting Bethel Street agents and stylish machines.
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Bergersen
Bethel Street
New Manufacturing Firm Formed In Honolulu Shoe Trade
A new partnership unites Smith and Love to lead the Manufacturers' Shoe Company on Fort Street. The deal consolidates assets from local merchants and positions the firm to expand under established industry principals. Smith, a former Meluroy’s salesman, will visit Bartlett Springs and other resorts as operations begin. Honolulu Messenger Services handles communications. Telephone 878.
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