Planters Demand Federation with Canada over Jamaica Sugar Crisis
At a Jamaica sugar planters meeting, resolutions condemned Britain for neglecting the West Indies and hindering relief measures. The group warned of ruin for the sugar industry and urged federation with Canada as the only remedy to restore Jamai ca’s fortunes.
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Kingston
Sgimalca
Bept
Jamaica
Great Britain
West Indies
Canada
Jamal
Portuguese Political Club Ledger Disputed Report Stirs Debate
The Advertiser recounts a tense executive session at the Portuguese Political Club where reporters were excluded yet observed proceedings. The piece disputes claims about Andrade, Camara, and expulsions, noting one member J. J. Dian was expelled for circulating withdrawal petitions.
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Andrade
Republican Fourthistrict Committee
Andrad
Camara
J. J. Dian
Lemned
Andrade Brothers
Admiral Merry Pressures Condemnation Case Settlement
A dated dispatch discusses Admira Bradford Wante Land and naval figures debating a proposed compromise in the condemnation suit against the Honolulu Plantation Company. It mentions Lt. Beecher, Admiral Bradio ideas, and settlement recommendations, with Mr. Dane ordered to obey and proceed to San Francisco for an appeal. The piece notes the Bishop Estate Pearl Harbor case and a Primo beer license matter, plus continuance stipulations for the Ninth Circuit appeal amid talks to buy the Rapid Transit and Hawaiian Tramways interests.
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Dante
United States
Admiral Merry
Honolulu
Admiral Merry Maye
Beecher
Bradio
Dane
Francisco
Alameda
Bishop
Dunne
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Rapid Transit
Hawaiian Tramways Company
Honolulu Symphony Organizes Its Permanent Structure
Musicians form Honolulu Symphony Society with officers including President B Kopke Vice President W F Jocher Secretary B L Marx Treasurer W A Love Librarian Mott and directors Falke Desky with committees led by F A Ballesoyus W F Jocher A Marques Rehearsals set weekly at Reid in Progress Hall. membership 32 initial players, total near 60, to run orchestra and chorals. Two million on Stanford University buildings noted. museum auxiliaries planned. university expansion funded. Also coverage of a club meeting where exec sessions were discussed and independent candidate JM Camara proposed with support from the Portuguese Political Club.
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Honolulu Symphony Socle
B. Kopke
W.F. Jocher
BL. Marx
W. A. Love
Mott
A. Falke
C. 8. Desky
F. A. Ballesoyus
W. F. Jocher
A. Marques
F. Franzlus
Stanford University
Camara & Co
Queen
T. P. Melin
Vivas
M.A. Silva
Vivae
Republian
Fourth District Committee
JM. Camara
Chub
Merchants Association Considers Improved Protection
Honolulu merchants gather after a late start to review fair receipts and expenditures from the city’s fair. The report notes total income of 2645 dollars, with 2417 for building and expenses, and 227.40 to be returned to the association. The chair discusses funding for new rooms and references lectures and storage safety issues as ongoing concerns.
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Merchants’ Association
Marchants’ Pale
PR. Mela
Association
PR. Helm
Gee
W. Smith
J. W. Waldron
W. W. Dimond
J. G. Rothwell
Robert Catton
Mir
Stainland
Monolulu
Hilo
Wiluku
Morley Recital at Oahu College Tonight
Barron Morley the pianist visits the city to give a grand recital in the new assembly hall at Oahu College tomorrow afternoon. Accompanists include Arthur Haha bass baritone Mrs Tenney Peck, directed by W D Adams. Program features Gavotte Variations Sonata Allegro Andante con moto and more.
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Barron Morley
New Assembly Hall
Oahu College
Arthur Haha
Basso
Trappo
Mr. Morley
Grow Sugar Beets In Place Of Wheat
In Eastern Washington and Oregon farmers shift from wheat to sugar beets for higher profits. About 100 growers in Waverly and Spokane areas report contracts, with average income around 38.60 per acre, noting beet operations require different machinery and offer greater returns than wheat. Local factory report shows increasing acreage and profitability despite initial setup costs. Also notes a separate track meet attempt in Whatcom to lower a two mile record with a clocking near 2:10.
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Tacoma
Wash
Bere
Washington
Oregon
Waverly
Spokane
la Grands
Umatilla
Akerly
la Grande
Alan
Whatcom
Sept
Democracy
Pacific Coast
Marvellous Haul of Akule Reported at Halawa
A large catch of akule was reported at Halawa, with about 1,000 pounds pulled in in a single haul. Superintendent Jack McVeigh of the leper settlement purchased much of the fish, and Lehua’s whaleboat filled with the catch as the ship prepared to sail to Mani, Lanai, and Motokai ports.
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Mole Kai
Halawa
Jack McVeigh
Motokai
Mani
Lanai
Board of Registration
Lahaina
Chinese treaty signed and crew captain named
The text reports the signing of a commercial treaty between China and Great Britain as Cambridge notes the event. Harvard varsity crew captaincy is awarded to someone named Jower Jr. in Washington. Government decisions govern sales of land and property from a late holder.
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Cambridge Maes
WeGraw Baw Hoon
Harvard
William Jawer Jr
Fool Safely Drives Through Niagara Rapids
Charles Alexander Perey, about 43, a wagon maker, piloted a boat through Niagara Rapids amid a large crowd. He steered toward the rapids that felled Captain Webb, lasted three minutes, then landed on the north shore after signaling spectators with flags.
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Charles Alexander Perey
Perey
Captin Webb
Ee Havily Ballanied
Wilrlpool
Percy
Runaway at Noon A Runaway Car Halts After Brave Rescue
A noon runaway on Fort Street ends when a girl steadies the rein and steers the horse past Merchant and Queen streets. Police and bystanders halt the vehicle opposite Hacford's after a quick dash, with a dangling breech rope hinting at the cause. In San Francisco, ships like Toyo Kisen Ki update amenities. Hongkong Maru gains inlaid oak floors and more baths, while a bulkhead removal improves space. Senator W A Clark announces the Helena Independent will be his personal organ.
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Kaplolons
Fort Street
Merchant
Queen Street
Wilder
Hacford
San Francisco
Hongkong
Porto Rico Coffee Trade Preference Agreement Reported
Washington Sept 6 The President proclaimed an agreement with France extending an imports trade advantage to Porto Rico The act extends admission of two coffee varieties into French markets at the minimum tariff rate This was formalized by Acting Secretary Adee for the United States and Moe Margerie representing the Government of France
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Washington
France
Porto Ri
Adee
United States
Moe & Margerie
Mackay on the Touraine as Cable Contract Talks Begin
New York dispatch reports Clarence H. Mackay aboard the Touraine en route to take the helm of three major cable firms. Government terms on the Pacific contract may be rejected after his arrival, as the company pursues a roundabout route for the Honolulu leg. The western cable to San Francisco will lay via the Cape Horn voyage, targetting December use.
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New York
the Tribune
Clarence H. Mackay
Liverpool
Ttis
Commercial Cable Company
Commercial Madtle Cable Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Pacific
Mackay
San Francisco
Honolulu
England
Cape Horn
Ham Francisco
Manila
Firma
Ferreira Freed After Horse Theft Charge
Domingo Ferreira appeared in Folloe Court this morning charged with stealing a horse from Jap nen. The owner testified the horse was traded to Ferreira and later vanished from the stable. After hearing the evidence the prosecution nolle prosed the case.
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Domingo Ferreira
Folloe
Horne
Jap Nen
Agabe
Ferreira
Anil
Domingo
Nolle
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