Agreement Over Wharf Pact Sparks Transport Battle
A heated debate surrounds a proposed ten year wharf agreement between Campbell interests, the Hilo Railroad, and the American Hawaiian Steamship Company. Protests focus on railroad access, cargo control, and port yard impacts, with opponents arguing the deal grants unchecked rail dominance over harbor commerce while supporters cite streamlined steamship operations and storage provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmo
Campbell
Hilo
James A. Kennedy
Tateretxtand Company
Sin Brinelem
Hue
Meretn
Mataan Sayration Company
Intersistand
Nuand
Livni
Nerein
Wald
Woord
Americans Hawaiian Steamship
Faliroad
Atecrey
Hilo Railroad Company
American- Hawaiian Steamship Company
Stomwhip Company
Hilo Harbor
Kithto Bay
Agar
Hou Tony
Alto
Apology to Hawaiians Delayed Editorial Controversy
The extended remarks defend a stance on race and citizenship while urging restraint in criticizing public figures. The text discusses accountability for freight handling, wharf construction, and railroad operations, outlining terms for a wharf agreement including capacity, timelines, and a ten year contract, with government oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitneell
Shaumalip Company Alull
Warch
Malayaton
Koon Aerowatller
Meamiatin
Fraight
Grove's Colon Cleansing Cure for Colds
An old advertorial promises to cure four colds in one day using Grove's signature laxative tonic. It claims worldwide use and marketed by Saint Louis distributor with a bold medical claim and minimal detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Grove
Saint Louly
Wilson seeks new head of road department in tense meeting
Wilson's friends press for retention of the head of the road department as trustees debate overflows and overdraft funds. The board weighs retirement of the current supervisor and the appointment of a replacement from Rapid Transit, amid factional moves and anticipated family gatherings.
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Wilson
Murray
Kruver
Anvati
Mont
Hertel
Wilken
ROM
Datean
Tery Rapid Tranalt Company
Law
Mwitit
Conaittee
Lave Crowningberg
Formation of Corporation Settles Saloon Matter
The MeTishe license dispute over the death of Thomas McTishe, owner of Programs Saloon on North King Street, is settled by forming a joint stock company led by MeTighe and Associates. Directors include Allan M Tighe as president and George J O'Neil as vice president. Capitalized at 200 shares of 144 each, the company plans to operate for forty years and conduct all needed liquor trade processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McTishe
Nurih King Sireet
Squar Coimbal
Allon M Tighe
George J, O'Neil
Vey
BC Peters
Hila Amith
Henry Doyle
Still undecided as to how to sell Awa root
The fragmentary text reflects a decision indecision by a Beverament official and others, with garbled names and phrases. It hints at a community or committee debate over selling a product called Awa root, mentioning a Commissioner Judd and a possible ruling pending. The readable content is largely nonsensical.
Unable to determine a valid headline from fragmented text
Fragmented OCR text mentions telephones, percentages, destinations, a meeting, a station, and a fair but contains numerous garbled words. No clear event, person, or organization is reliably readable to construct a factual summary.
Banks to Enter the Money Order Business
A fragmented report from New York outlines banks moving into money order services. References to national figures, city officials, and editorial rooms appear amid garbled lines about banking expansions and affiliations with state and national associations.
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Walt Medougall
Liral Ae
Fide
Rexatt Tyreler
Tony
Tines Prim
Rexall Stare
Bort Ani
Charlie A. Judd
Halith
Hesner
Alfred Benjamin
Beny
Agateailfast
Benjamin
Atore
Phoenix Pure Silk
Stites
Var
Anilean Triikers
Tien
New Ny
Atiler
Erie
New York
National City
Joseph Ihupmin
Feo
Winnieapatin
Crani
Cme
BIS Editorial Rooms
Business Offier
Halbetin
Farrie
Molly Batent
Tauin
Bulletin Office
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