Endearing Echoes From International Christian Endeavor Meet
Delegates from around the world gathered for the International Christian Endeavor Convention held in St Paul. Notable speakers included Governor John A. Johnson and Rev. Francis B. Clark as the event showcased educational exhibits and patriotic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Christian Endeavor
Paul
Mini
St Paul New Authorium
John A. Johnson
William, Regan
George Nicholls
Bridel Partiment
Francis B. Clark
Society
Shriners Back From Conclave Report Lively East Tour
Charles Murray recalls a three month Shriners conclave journey from Hawaii to Louisville and New York. Hawaiian pineapples drew interest at Louisville while eight Hawaii delegates mingled with Ishmael temple members. The group hosted hospitality at Soetbach hotel and later toured Youami te valley, with Coca Cola enthusiasm noted and Europe-bound Petrie departing New York after a brief Hawaii encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louteville
Charles Fp) Murray
Hawaii
Shrinera
Laniaville
Shriners
Louieville
Lamtaville
J. 8. McCandices
Jester A, Petrie
T KE
Wall
R. W. Perkins
R. C. Lydecker
E B. J. Lord and Wife
Soetbach Hotel
Murray
Ishmael Temple
Ban Fratclaco
Loutaville
Wheeling
West Virginia
Louisville
McCandrews
Lydecker
Lewi
Petrie
New York
Europe
J. P. Cooke
J. R. Muckfeld
A. J. Campbell
Citer
Porte
Mr. McCandless
California
Youamite Valley
Chamber Dinner Proposal Sparks Committee Review
The Chamber of Commerce debated a proposal to host the Viking congressmen at its annual dinner. A suggestion to make it the Frat annual event failed to win approval, with plans likely to shift toward collaboration with the Merchants' Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants’ Association
Ax Muons
New Chamber of Commerce Members Elected in Campaign
The Chamber of Commerce announces a large influx of new members resulting from a membership campaign. Trustees report several individuals elected including Albert Afong Robert Booth H J Buehly G Fred Bush Robert Catton W F Prear and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Afong
Robert B. Booth
H. J. Buehly
G. Fred Bush
Robert Catton
W. F. Prear
Good To
J. K. Kalanjanade
Robert Kewner
J.t.mccrawien
Chas. N. Moraes
Prederick C. Miller
BH Paris
Samuel Parker
J.T. Warren
HF Wichman
Hank Justace
G. Majtentyne
Real Estate Transactions Entered for Record 1909
Entered for record on August 10 1909 from 10 30 to 4 30 pm Kepuntal Kal to den fle K Keamaln se v Rulith Blackman by wtty to WH Har hate Trousse AML W Ht Harbottle Tr to F Peterson ker F Peturnon to Le 1 Mec andonn Sur UL Mut Bldg Joun See Hutlw 1d to Edward Owens Willlane HK Canto Ty to John Man Fee Entered for Record August 11 1909 from 8 40 4 to 10 30 am Mrs Alice K Walntente tad Kail Evgenia Naison and baby tod Alfy Magoon Moe BA Nawaht ww Honey Wont Y Marinote te Raward M May ban a Bulletin Business Office Phone 256 Bwietin Editorial Room Phone 183
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Keamaln Se
V. Rulith Blackman
Wtty
Hate
Edwart Owen
Torpedo boats to visit Honolulu en route to Philippines
Navy plans show torpedo boats headed to the Philippines will pass Hawaii on the way. Two vessels are already there and the flotilla will include the Moccasin and Adder with updated conning towers. Submarines Gramput and Pike will be sent from San Francisco later, with the fleet likely stopping briefly at Honolulu during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Honolulu
Carvite
Philippine Islands
Wrishington
Jong
Philippines
Cuenar
San Francisco
Philipines
Hewides
Big NYPD shake up follows boy arrest
A long disputed arrest of a Brooklyn milk denier’s employee known as Duty triggered a major police reform. The case began when police labeled him a suspicious person and kept a photograph in the rogues gallery. Judge Gaynor urged removal of the photo, then Mayor McClellan ordered sweeping changes including Deputy Commissioner Hansen and other officials reassigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Duty
Brooklyn
William J. Gaynor
Rogues’ Gallery
Gaynor
McClellan
Hansen
Uniformed Force
Hingham
Secretary Wood Goes to Orient on Leave of Absence
Secretary A P Wood of the Promotion Committee and Chamber of Commerce requested three months leave to acquaint himself with Orient civic organizations. Granted without discussion, he will depart September 20 aboard the Chiyo Maru and aims to strengthen commercial ties between J one and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
A.P. Wood
Promotion Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Bis
Honolulu
Conmieren
Industrial Edition of Evening Bulletin Offered at 60 Cents
The Industrial Edition of the Evening Bulletin is being mailed in a wrapper with a postage of 60 cents. The item is available at the bul latin office for readers seeking this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullatin
Guardianship and Probate Notices From Hawaii Courts
The First Circuit Court in Honolulu issues a guardianship sale order for minors Peter Niolo et al to raise funds for debts and maintenance with a sale of real estate on Queen Street set for August 2, 1909. Also notices for Joseph Bikhaw estate probate in Molokai with a September 1908 hearing and Letters Testamentary to Manuel K Cook, with weekly notices in Honolulu’s Hawaii Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court OF the
First Judicial Circuit
Territory of Hawaii
Chambers
Pr Bate
Peter Niolo
Howe Niolo
James H. Niolo
Elzabeth H. Niolo
Abraham Kalelkan
Petero Niolo
Rowe Nialo
James H. Nialo
Elizabeth 1. Nialo
Queen Street
Honolulu
Nereli Wlave
Tous Marcallino
Pirat Chealt
Charles A. Long
Circuit Court OF the Second Circuit
AL Chambers
Joseph Bikhaw
Kulantpapa
Molokai
Natieo
Jowph Hivhaw
Manuel K. Cook
Alexander Biehow
O'Clork &, m
Walt
Math Court
Wale Juki
Math, Mead
Aka
Watlukuy Maul
Selden B. Kingsbury
Becond Circuit Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Islands
Merchant Street
Bet
Fort and
Alakea
Archie
Capitol
Charles Murray
Will Dine
F Peturnon
Rte
Sozodont
Hall
Rachel
London
Cavite
Dentifrice
Bingh
Wood
Kalihi
Liliha St
Kalihi Valley
Pearl City
Ewa
James
Diamond Head
David A. Dowsett
Tisirance
Judd Building
York
Allats Edmond 1
Tarr
Ork
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!