Naval reserve proposal gains interest in Honolulu
Keech of the Inter-Inland Co. seeks names and information on forming a naval reserve in Honolulu saying it would aid young men with training and provide a protecting force without forcing time from other occupations. A ship and officers would be provided if success follows. Olan plans a ten thousand dollar coffee mill, with P Peck arranging reception on Kinau land. Waiabe plantation promoters eye new flotation while American Relief Fund finances are clarified after a missed quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Keech
Engineers Department
Inter-Inland Co
Honolulu
Thors
Keech
Tam
United Sttates
Olan
San Francisco
P. Peck
Olaa
Kinau
Roosevelt Testimony on Cuban Beef Rations At Army Inquiry
Gov Roosevelt testifies at the army court of inquiry into General Miles’s charges about BOOP rations in Cuba and Porto Rico campaigns. He recalls the first complaints aboard ship at Tampa about canned roast beef and describes the meat as slimy, stringy, and unsuitable for sick men. He notes attempts to secure supplies and describes issuing a transport plan and refrigerated beef arrival in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army Court of Inquiry
Miles
Lea
Roosevelt
Col. Davin
Davis
Tampa
Ash
Kentucky
Wood
Cuba
Biboney
Davin
Salt Water Sprinkling Proposed To Fight Street Dust
City readers hear a proposal to spray salt water on streets rather than fresh water. Advocates say the salt coating binds dirt and keeps dust from rising, with a trial suggested after reports of inadequate current watering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baveras
San Francisco
Wreck Mish and Poultey at Metropolis Market
The Metropolitan Meat Company received a consignment of fresh beef and poultry by the Garonne from Seattle today. Mrs. Eagan left for Hilo to visit her son, journeying on the Kinaothie noun b.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Meat Company
Garonne
Seattle
Army reorganizes volunteer regiments for Philippines duty
Washington reports the War Department has denied re enrolling Cuba era immunes as full regiments. New temporary units will form from volunteers in the Philippines and new officers may be drawn from state militia. Regiments will be short lived unless conditions worsen in the Philippines, with General Otis to organize brigades and await regular troops to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Cuba
Philippines
Department
Prtplatinas
Otis
Cctiesiiae
Lief
Luzon
Manila
Bandits in Cuba Captured After Talks Yield Better Fate
Reports from Santiago indicate banditti near San Luis were subdued after General Wood ordered troops and gendarmes into the district. Lieutenant Hanes captured the ringleader Francisco Dieguez and others within a day, with one killed. Colonel Valiente reportedly resigned and attempted escape via talks, while the new gendarmerie chief is Colonel Jan Vian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cabs
San Luis
Wood
Hanes
Francisco Dieguex
Santiago
Francisco Valiente
San Lia
Valiente
Lionel Valiente
Jaan Vian
Batts
Fifth Regolare
Strong Names Form the List of Officers Elected
Niuli Snogar Company shareholders elect officers including Henry Waterhouse president and H Waterhouse Jr treasurer. Articles of association adopted and filed. Waterhouse outlines cane land options to be transferred to the company with no promoter’s fee. Judge Hart to manage plantation and repay costs, with a $2,000,000 expansion surplus anticipated. Waterhouse to inspect grounds aboard the Maori Lon Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Dillingham
L. A. Thornton
A. W. Carter
M. P. Robinson
Henry Waterhouse
Hartwell
F. M. Hatch
Albert Whyte
Hilo Railroad Company, Limited
W. Carter
First Circuit Court
Ible
Carter
Tom May
H. Waterhouse Jr
R. W. Shingle
Cecil Brown
Frascia Gay
Snob
Niuli Snogar Company
H. Waterhouse & Co
Terror
Waterhouse
Ninlit Plantation
Cort
Land sale at Judiciary Building sets upset price record
Hale and J E Brown of Public Lands hosted a noon sale at the Judiciary building. Prices did not exceed upset bids in any parcel. Details show parcels at Pauanabulu and Paubala Ewa with acres ranging from 18 to 30, prices from 75 to 200 dollars, including a 17 10 acre lot behind a school and near the main government road by the Catholic Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand Hale
J. E. Brown
Judiciary Building
Pauanabulu
North Kens
B. Dols
E. N. Low
J. M. Hind
Paubala
Ewa
Berotania street schoolhouse contract approved at city council
Executive Council met with Dole King and Coop er ill at home. Only business was confirming a Berotania street schoolhouse contract to Mr Hoff maon of San Francisco for 617,299 awarded yesterday by Minister Mott Smith, as announced in the BuLLinx. Puebla boss praised for band and ship reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comtenos
Executive Council
Miniatera Mott- Smith
Damon
Dole
King
Cooper
Berotania Street
Hoffmaon
San Francisco
Mott Smith
Bullenix
Detour of Kinau Brings Doyle to Kai lua for Trial
The Kinau steamer will detour from its usual route to land Chester A. Doyle the Japanese interpreter at Kai lua Kona for an important trial. Doyle will return next Tuesday for the Kabuku rioters preliminary examination. He noted a large smoke plume from Kilauea and activity at Moknawooweo crater last voyage outward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinau
Kailua
Kona
Chester A. Doyle
Doyl
Doyle
Kilauea
Moknawooweo
Passenger agent injured in gangway fall on ship Garonne
Mr G McGinnis general passenger and freight agent for British American line fell down the mid deck gangway aboard the Garonne from Beattle a week ago Monday night breaking two ribs. He has remained confined to bed since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McGinnis
Garonne
Beattle
Mr. McGinnie
Midebi
Mr. McGinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naval Reserve
Claaj Roosevelt
TRE Berp
Imarican Bellet Pond
American Relief Fund
W. O. Atwater
Buterin
Waiabe Plantation
the Bulletin
Ieves
Oan
Hilo Railroad Company
Oabu
Aireot
Cialty
Waverley Block
Bethel Street
Government
ROYAL
Pade
Molit
Omeal
Puebla
Detouh
Kenau
Cheater Doyle
Mins
Ia Nien Crater
Pamtaxer
Pune
Fondere
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!