Local and General Items From the Australia Era
The column lists various notices: Sugar 3, Ath. No. 8 of the Progressive Educator. Charles Hustace Jr. sells a Young Street house and lot. Apenta water sold by Hollister Drag Co. Thomas Brown of Bank of California in the city. Mrs L. F. Alvarez leaving Miowera for a climate change. Mormon Siedoles headed to Salt Lake City. oyster cocktails at Criterion saloon. W. Booth family aboard Australia. quarantine releases at Castle. Choral Society rehearsal at High School. Kenilworth sailor arrested for assault. oysters on ice from Australia served at Beaver lunch room. Australian ball team beaten by Olympics of San Etsegugo 20–3. Wall, Nichols Co. lists special ties in book and stationery. Mott-Smith block pillars for trout rebuild. A V and C W Callaghan in coffee business aboard Australia. Gus Mayer departing for Orlin for six months. frozen mutton out of Miowera due to cold-storage breakdown. Pennsylvania cook dies after drinking eleven bottles of lemon extract. Thomas Birnie sailing to United States. fresh Enterprise Beer and oysters landed for Australia via Merchants' Exchange. Manoa valley rumors investigated and found false. Minister Cooper correspondence sent to quarantine. Australian passengers’ dinner with music and dancing at Hawaiian Hotel. bids for new Pali road opened but not released due to Minister King’s illness. Sterling the painter ready to quote for roof painting. W G Irwin & Co. Ltd selling Oceanic tickets to US on Australia sailing 4 p m next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hustace Jr
Young Street
Apenta
Hollister Drag Co
Thomas Brown
Bank of California
Mra
L. F. Alvarez
Miowera
Kenilworth
Cabin Bay
Bock Beer
Merchants’ Exchange
Australia
San Etsegugo
Pennsylvania
Thomas Birnie
Astor
Central Union Church
United States
Enterprise
Marshal Brown
Manoa Valley
Pali Road
King
Sterling
Honolulu
Sy Baide Schilling's Best Sales Pitch Parodies Refund Promise
Advertisements claim unbeatable value with a bold money back guarantee if buyers are not satisfied. The mock pitch emphasizes affordability and customer satisfaction, using a humorous tone to highlight brand confidence.
Old Flele Case Master’s Report on Joint Note Liability
George Lucas, master in chancery, reports on Bowler v Macfarlane et al regarding a joint note to fund the Elle newspaper campaign of 1891. Bowler paid 3200.91 plus 365 rent. no defendant contributions found. each signer liable pro rata at 3209.91 plus 457.38 interest. Awarded 366.72 against each signer. disallowance sought by Macfarlane examined. Judge Carter to hear Friday. campaign aligned with Reform and National Reform against the Liberal party. Reform leaders previously funded then left the coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lucas
John F. Bowler
E. ©. Macfarlane
Elelo
Fie Inda
Bowler
E. C. Macfarlane
P Peterson
E CO Macfarlane
J J Sullivan
J W McDonald
J D Tucker
Robert More
J W Jones
A R Rowat
WG Ashley
John F Bowler
Macfarlane
Elle
Carter
Roort
Brown and Robertson
Creighton
Peterson Estate
Thurston & Stanley
Reform
National Reform
National Liberal Party
8.M. Damon
W. O. Smith
H. P. Baldwin
Reformers
Combination
War Clouds Over Africa Threaten Global Stability
In the Balkans a major outbreak will demand attention while Africa poses a greater danger. South Africa could ignite a dispute over Delagon bay and England's lease, risking reprisals. On the Upper Nile, elai France may clash with Great Britain over rich territory, risking a first serious British setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Africa
South Africa
England
Delagon Bay
Upper Nile
France
Great Britain
FE. Chronicle
U S View on Liberia Annexation by England
The San Francisco Chronicle questions American stance should England seek to annex Liberia, a nation settled by Americans under guardianship, hosting many U.S. citizens and descendants. It notes Liberia’s unique status as the sole African state with a U S Minister and recalls past French warnings thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
England
Liberia
France
Fresh ice goods and arrivals noted at local firms
H May and Co received fresh ice house goods today. George R Gray with H Hackfeld and Co returned from a coast trip. Quintette club to provide music for hotel dinner dance. Hawaiian Hardware received a large shipment of 1897 wheels by today’s steamer. Frank Lincoln the humorist arrived on the Australia with wife and son. In police court Joe Piggott faced a reprimand for furious driving. Tom Walker trial for shooting at John Emmeruth to begin at 1 30 this afternoon before Judge de la Vergoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. May & Co
George R. Gray
H. Hackfeld & Co
Quintette Club
Frank Lincoln
Australia
Joe Piggott
Tom Walker
John Emmeruth
de la Vergoe
A. Koch
University of Heidlelborg
Germany
Cai
Browpel
Specialties catalog of office supplies and music items
A broad list of goods from typewriter ribbons and stamps to music boxes and pianos. Also featuring rubber stamps, legal books, sheet music, Hawaiian ukuleles, guitars, and athletic equipment. Emphasizes low prices, easy terms, and out of town trade, with authorized agency notes for local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voso & Sons
Kingsbury
Eare
Hammond Typewriters
Franklyn and Brooks Typewriters
Kimetti
Eek Wall
President Dole Visits Philadelphia With Damon Callum
President Dole and Minister Damon Callum toured the U88 Philadelphia by Foreign Office barge this forenoon. The Hawaiian flag flew at the bows of Philadelphia and Marion as 21 guns saluted. A band played and sailors manned the yards while the party was ferried to the government building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Damon
Philadelphia
Foreign Office
Marion
Salat
U. S
Qolonel Loper
Jim Carty
Trial in police court verdict on opium case
In the police court this morning the trial of Frank Lillis and P. Morrow on a charge related to opium doctored for sale concluded. Lillis was discharged. Morrow was found guilty and sentenced to four months imprisonment, from which judgment and sentence he has appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Lillis
P. Morrow
Lillis
Morrow
Eitaner
Uj Hunyadi Spring Water Tops Medical Preference
Apenta natural aperient water bottled at the Uj Hunyadi Spring in Hungary leads in popularity. The medical profession ranks it highest among aperient waters, with leading hospitals in the United States and England preferring it to all others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uj Hunyadi
Hungary
United States
England
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Salt Lake City
Oyater
Criterion
Mott-Smith
Messrs
A. V. and
C. W. Callaghan
Gus Mayer
Cooper
Washington
W. G. Irwin & Co. Ltd
Oceanic Steamship Co
Sy Baide Schilling
ODR
Bolety
Victor Brand
Reason Music Box
Pase Sour
Shannon
Kitda
Symphony
Oneal
Atty Clase
Conatorte
Francisco Daily Call
Chronicle
Examiner
Just
Beaver Saloon
HJ. Nolte
Dole Witd
Damon Callum
Nature
Lancet
British Medical Journal
Edinburgh Journal
Medical Press
Circular
Aperient
N.S. Sachs
Fort Street
Schirling
Japan
Ceylon
Schilling
Choice
Kits
Fidelity Brand
Humboldt
Rte
Chas. Hustace
King Street
Arlington
Bole Agonta
Price
Jordan
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