Warning Against Inflation Fueled by Speculation in Honolulu
Auckland chamber president B Kent warns Honolulu of land and stock gambling amid inflation fears. He cites rapid buying and selling, predicts sugar industry shifts from Cuba, and recalls ruined livelihoods from speculative booms in other nations. Authorities kept sessions secret today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kent
Chamber of Commerce
Auckland
N. Z
Bouterix
Kent
Ho Volulu
Honolulu
Cuba
Anglican Church Status in Hawaii Under Annexation
Bishop Willis explains that U S sovereignty over Hawaii does not change the Anglican Church’s status yet. He notes potential closer ties to the U S church, until the General Convention acts. He recalls England’s role, the church’s debt to Canterbury, and the multi national, multi language services on the islands.
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Anglican Church of
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Washington
Hawaii
Canterbury
General Convention of the Church In
America
Church of England
Jhareh
England
California
de. Kip
Pacific
Clearly Defined by Decisions From Washington
Government responses from Hon Harold M Sewall Special Agent of the United States address interro gatories on Hawaii status. Vacancies in appointive offices remain filled as before with an oath of allegiance required. Land laws not apply to public lands of Hawaii. local legislation continues. Mr Dole remains president of the Republic for now. court processes continue as before. use of the word republic does not imply independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
President Dole
Harold M. Sewall
United States
The
Dole
Republic of Hawaii
Bishop & Co to Open Savings Dept for Small Deposits
Bishop & Co plans a new savings department to serve small depositors with four percent interest. The initiative aims to supply loans on good security and attract modest earnings for working people, using Postal Savings standards as a model. The Malolo, a two mast schooner with a 38 horsepower Hercules engine, arrived from San Francisco to Honolulu for fishing work, built at Benicia ships, cost about 87000, and designed for deep water with mixed sail and engine propulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benicia
John ‘Base
Honolulu
Fishmarket
John Saas
Islands
Carl Kwornstrom
Bishop & Co
Postal Savings Department
5. M. Dawou
Postal Savings Bank
Bia ‘Ope House
Ite
Mission in Hawai i to found an independent Pacific church
A 1866 churchman’s letter details early efforts to establish a Honolulu mission in communion with England and America. It recalls delays, royal support in London, and the shift from joint mission to eventual English leadership, with 1861 statements framing Polynesia Church as an independent Pacific body allied to both churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Wyllie
New York
England
Hawaii
London
Oxford
St Wan
Church of England
Honolulu
Slao
Staley
United States
Archbishop of Canterbury
Pacific
Church In
America
Military Matera Report on Occupation Question
No change in the situation over a proposed US garrison occupation of the Executive building grounds and drill shed. Minister Cooper has not received the government position reply sent to General Merriam. The executive agreed to a conciliatory attitude and to meet reasonable garrison requirements while affirming civil administration inviolability. An officer cited to a Bulletin reporter doubted troop occupation of the buildings or grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cooper
Merriam
Aga
Bulletin
Willard Opens Law Office in Honolulu After Annexation
John D. Willard of Kearney Nebraska opens a law practice in Paul Neumann’s Inco on Merchant Street Honolulu. A State University graduate, he formerly practiced in Kearney and contemplates making Honolulu his future home. He arrives highly recommended with letters from Senators Thurston and Allen and Assistant Secretary of War Long. He is the second attorney admitted to practice in Hawaiian courts since annexation.
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John D.willard
Paul Neumann
Inco
Merchant Street
Willard
Kearney
Nebraska
State University of That Commonwealth
Ann
Honolula
Mr. Willard
Thurston and Allen
Long
Delegates Gather for Hui Aloha Ai Meeting
Delegates of the Hui Aloha Ai will meet Monday forenoon. Remaining delegates will arrive in Kinny Friday and Clau dine and W Hall Sunday. Present here are Palmer Woods North Kobala Chas Stillman Waimen Wi White Lahaioa and Kanna kele Makawao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwellan
Hui Aloha Ai
Kinny
Claudine
Hall
Palmer Woods
North Kobala
Chas
Stillman
Waimen
Wi. White
Lahaioa
Kannakele
Makawao
Frayed tire service advertises repair for riders
An old time classified style notice offers tire puncture repair and cleaning services priced at 1.00 per month. It mentions a “lene stew” method, a September event and contact details for riders seeking fixes. The ad touts full inspection and equipment for ready-to-ride bicycles.
Indiantown Hospital Appoints Assistant Doctor in Park Unit
In Independence Park's U S hospital the work rate surged, prompting the addition of an assistant. Dr Griffith, previously in charge before Surgeon Major Davia arrived, has been named to the post.
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U.S. Hospital
Independence Park
Auch
Griffth
Davia
Jae Ie
Official visit caravan to Ma talani hospital halted by rough seas
Carried Om and B Reynolds ex executive officer of the Board of Health left in the Binan for an official visit to Ma talani hospital Wailuku. It being too rough at Mantara Bay to fund any passengers Mr Reynolds was carried away in captivity to Hilo.
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B. Reynolds
Board of Health
Binan
Ma~talani Hospital
Wailuku
Mantara Bay
Mr. Reynolds
Hilo
Roller Overbeart and Sugar Loss Off Hamakan Coast
The Noean arrived in port this forenoon under fine Hamakan weather. It cleared sugar from Hamakan and an accident occurred when Noexa Wna was at Has Makos. An eight top roller being shipped to Honolulu for repairs fell from the landing boats and could not be recovered.
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Hamakan
Hasmakos
Honolulu
Horolula Miasapre Servi de vera mesengea
A fragmentary line appears to reference a service name and a telephone number, with unclear context. The readable portion includes a contact figure and partial branding, suggesting a small notice or classified item.
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Anglican Mission
John Sass
San Francisco
Woyal
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Hailey
King Strout
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