Board of Education debates teacher exams and site deals
The board adopted teachers salaries for Miss Pomeroy Waimea Kauai Miss Winnie and Miss Nellie McLean at 850 50 and 40 per month and rose to discipline sewing lessons. Inspector Townsend reported 120 candidates with 41 below par and 19 first class certificates amid the largest turnout in a decade. A host of resignations and site exchanges were discussed as the panel warned against interference and improper use of influence within the department.
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Dillingham
Board of Education
Pomeroy
Papaikou
Winnie
Waimea
Kauai
Nellie McLean
Rosecrans
Ida Horver
Labaina
Lahaina
Townsend
Algo
Cooper
Yoo Holt
Mra. Jordan
Mra. Dillingham
Wetherbee
Needham
Reform School
Wettnerbies
Snyder
American Book Company
Mirsox
Margaret Powers
Alvina Keick
May Atkinwon
Sarah Peterson
Kolon
Kolon Trust
J. K. Smith
Honomu
Moore
Kona
Hawaii
Bowen
Foreign Office
Book Fund
Kathleen King
Frasher
Armstrong Smith
Miss King
Lightfoot
St. Louis College
von Holt
Jun Gutil
Petty Officers Dinner With H E M 8 Penguin Officers
Last Saturday night U S 5 Philadelphia petty officers hosted a hospitality affair for H E M 8 Penguin at the Arlington Hotel. Guests enjoyed Japanese lanterns a decorated circle a banquet of toasts with Captains Cotton and Field as honored speakers and a focus on themes of Samoa hurricane and Alexandria bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Philadelphi
H. E.M
Penguin
Ar- Hineton
Firat
Messrs
Vanderveer
Lefebre
Marshall
Philadelphia
Day
Spitta
Bowers
Purdy
Alexander
Hick
Marion
Thompson
Cotton
Field
The
Captain Cotton
Captain Field
Samoa
Alexandria
Bushnell
Wong
Mosars
Hicks
Kronae
Arlington
Boata
Guesta
Concert program notes for Philadelphia and Government banda
A fragmentary program lists performances at a hotel concert under Bandmaster Grom harts and Bandmaster Buewer. It names Rellinson sesh Twanoviel Dality Mareh-Honor the Braves and Oye rury William Tells as participants, with references to Carnet Selo-Brown and others amid garbled text about a Portland merchant and local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia and Government
Banda
Grom Harts
Rellinson
Sesh Twanoviel
Imports Exceed Exports United States Commerce
United States dominates Hawaii trade over a ten year span ending 1896 with exports far outweighing imports by about 6.6 million dollars in favor of the U.S. The report notes U.S. purchases of Hawaiian exports average nearly 11 million annually, with only about 0.5 percent going to other countries. It highlights the growing U.S. share in Hawaii’s trade and details key commodity flows and the prominence of breadstuffs, sugar, and manufactured goods.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
FB. H. Hitchcock
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hawaii Na
Hawaii
Wales
Uni
China
Japan
Canada
Protest Decided Adversely in Baseball League Meeting
At a Honolulu baseball league meeting the Store protested umpire Angus’s ruling on a July game. Captain Wilder’s agreement with Thompson guided the debate while Captain Thompson defended it as good faith. Chairman Whitney regretted the issue, noting captains’ practice of making game agreements outside the league.
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Baseball League
Umpine Angus
Setardhy
Conetain ‘Thompson
St Louis
Oneter
The
Stars
Wilder
Thompson
Harry Whitney
Hn St. Louisa
Hina
Whitney
Pen
Honolulu
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Rene Ie Brecht
A.V. Gear
Ayer
Haly
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
H. W. Sofimidt & Song
Mosvlwines
Alo
California
Gundlach
Kega
Casew
Beach Fork Whisky
Brown Foreman & Co., Loulpvilly
A. B. CO. Beer
St. Lonia
Rainier Beer
Seattle
Eto
King Street
David Dayton
Merchant Street
Willer
Prioe
Rebello Laney
Bowie
William A. Henshall
Laa Kashima Htewet
the Board OF Education
Htt
Ithin
Lin
Alexerder
Part I
Part
Buewer
Carnet Selo—Brown
Charles Kreuss
Rend
Lsternationsl Congress
Litermmnato Cavadorle Eras
Rajancil Hunner
Toad Baty
Averitt
Eesti
Donald Mavlewy
Wortland
Oregon
Corvitt & Macleay
Am Lauk
A. Kalhenberg
Mathie Mavleay
Portland
Commerce
Wawani
Howsilan Cycle & Manufacturing Cu.e
Ud Port Street
Pines
Wigfirst
Mia
Lewis & Co, Aube, Homonen
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