Local Notices and Advertisements in Honolulu
Local column items list purchases of a piano, beer promotions, and a busy evening with a regular event at the Pantheon. Also notes on lodging at Popular Home, a painting supplier, meeting notices for societies, comments on the Agricultural Fair prizes, and a coroner's inquest note about Hinchin Head. Includes postal telegraph and coffee trade mentions and a proclamation adjusting precinct borders in the Fourth District.
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Kane Cottes
D. Day
Pantheon
Bulletin
Pupiiahing Co
Lavige
Pau
Tid In Harmony Hil
King Street
Hultetin
Corte
Bowles Aregon
Alt Bociety
Ite
Bern
Honolulu Engineering Association
Taylor Peminile
Owaya
Honolulu
Ala- Kea Street
Keal
Duvauchelle
Zeiltor-ula
Renatar W. C Achits
Businen
Sabukena
Hawai
Interinland Telegraph Company
Lower
Fort Strout
Connie Wel
Ragsdale
J. W. Ragsdale
Thennin
China
Clan and Filo
Hawaii
Sonor
Mexico
Bertrand Ragsdale
Charter Rayndale
Olan
Charlow Kean
Addere
Camp McKinley
Hinchond
Ciiow
Hornet
Dole
Republican Committee
Honoluli
Walmagalo
Shorey
Min
King's Health Reported Steady Despite Couch Rest
A British report notes the King remains recumbent on the couch with daily transfers from bed and occasional wheeling on deck when weather allows. No walking is reported. officials say his Majesty's health is excellent despite limited mobility.
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Landon
Justinal Scayn
Hornet death verdict from coroner jury at Diamond Head
A coroner's jury at Diamond Head found that B C Hornet likely died from causes unknown but possibly suicide after examining evidence at the scene and in the coroner's office. The jury noted no definite fatal wound and cited depression and financial pressures as contributing factors, rendering the probable cause as suicide.
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Diamond Head
Sherif
Otee Yen
Game
Hongiuli
Gabi
Witbetde
J. A Redhouse
Mr. Sonarte
J. Huddy
Merle Johasron
Fr. Duta
Heye
Neihe Yale
Dewk Tooke
Remalda
Willie
Rulettle
Teachers Boom The Fair at St Louis 1904
National Educational Association members meet in Minneapolis to back an education focused 1904 World’s Fair in St Louis. The resolution lauds the expo as educational and urges support from U S states, the government, and foreign nations. An executive committee aims to host the meeting in 1904 with rail rates to the public during the exposition.
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St. Lovie
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
Aparimovely
Et Luule
Hons
St. Jonite
Trunk Line Association
Hobson Courting Rumors At Stevenson Home
In Moorington on July 28 rumors swirl about Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson, famed Merrimac hero, visiting Adlai Stevenson in Bloomington. Speculation ties to Stevenson daughter Letitia and a potential engagement, sparked by a small incident as Hobson and Miss Stevenson walked past a mourning robin, where Hobson rescued the bird from a nest.
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I Moorington
Alb
Bloomington
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Minx
Letitia
Captain Hobson
Mime Stevenson
Eile Dron
Captain Hobeen
Mise Letitia
Postal Cards Redemption Changes Under New Order
The Postmaster General announces that redeemable postage cards may be exchanged at 4x value in stamps or stamped paper only, with no enamel or painted cards accepted. Effective August 1, 1902, postal offices must redeem original purchases and serviceable cards at their face value, excluding damaged pieces or those treated by processes like hanging or enameling.
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IV Pont
Utica
Washington
B. Cy
Orduy
Om and Utter
Pont
LC. Payne
Marriage and paper careers tied in local 19th century notice
The report notes Antony Wall of Vineyard and William Bundley of Cowell, Mo, marrying Carrie Bolen after a three month courtship. Bolen was a printer at the Cowill Enquirer when Bundley purchased it. the groom will run the paper and oversee the Enquirer after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pressermek
Kidder Dapateh
Enquirer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waverly
Bethel Street
The
Monolalu Paint Co
Henry Waterhouse
Ste
Tel
Masonic Temple
Pacific
Priday Mawalian
Oahu
Ae Acey
King Streat
Mysth Lodge
F. W. Dunn
C.C
Aldrich
WM. M'Kinley
Harmony Mall
Kink Street
Forster
C. BL
Gregory
Theosophical Society
Thomas Prime
Arion Hall
Opera
Eloe Mary D. Hendricks
Atoba
Ae Innis
L. H. Dee
Haw
Huyler
Lowney
Woman's Exchange
Arlington Block
Hotel Street
Hi. W. Foster
New England
Ewa
Honolulu Candy Company
Slehaere
Waikiki
Puunuist
Liliha St
Castle & Lansdale Real Estate and Insurance
Brangenwald
Yukon
Coyne Furniture Co. Limited
Progress
Fort Street
Lewers & Cooke, Limited
Treasury
Lagoon Ridge Merchant & Blakes Sts
Evangelist NO
New York
Tie Evangelist
Youttry
Joseph Newton Harock
Cheletivg
Bso
Kuiler
Perry Davin
Hobson
Herpicide
Hollister
Drug ‘Company
Hoffschlaeger Co., Ltd
Pioneer Wine & Liquor Hour
King 8T
Bethel
iKing St
Fort St
W. M. Campbell
W. M. Minton
Judd Bldg
Hawaiian Hardware Co. Ltd
Haviland Ware
Victor Bate & Lock Co
Ideal
Hawaiian Soda Water Works
Thone
Anatonie
Systoma
Porter Furniture Co
Fisher Block
Love Building
Porter Furniture Co., Ltd
ASTI
Art
Gonoma County
California
Walters-Waldron Co, Ltd
Gonsalves & CO
Gomes & McTighe
Job
Hartman & CO
Shaw & CO
Camara & CO
Indianapolis Progress Beer
A. Schoellkopf
French Intedoater
Honolulu, T. He
Ster Street
Advent Church
Queen St
P. H. Burnette
Jas. T. Taylor
Judd Building
King
Root
John Noll
King Wrest
Ceal
Alien & Robinson
Queen Bireet
California Fruits
Solano Carquinez MT. Hamilton
Daley Urand
L. F. Sternematel
C. Q.yee Hop & Co
Kahikioni
Beretania Street
Alaken
Sang Chan
Nausau
Bon Ys
Tal
AH Pat & CO
Orpheum
Werchant Tailors
AH Pat
Tregionn
Nod
Shirokani
Fort and
King Streets
Blum
Edward VII
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