Annexation News Honors Captain Pedersen With Loving Cup
The Maui segment reports a formal loving cup presented to Captain Charles Pedersen by Hilo citizens to mark Hawaii joining the United States. Commodore Beckley delivered the gift and readings. Pedersen thanked the people and noted the public act reflects new statehood.
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Hilo
Kalulus Wharf
Commodore Beckley
Sprockelsville
Hawaii
George C. Beckley
Kinny Aul
Guy Kelly
Éteamer
Berkley
Pederson
Charles Pederson
United States
Pedersen
Beckley
Hilo Bay
Charles Pedersen
Mra. Pedersen
Oat
Nosiu
GW. O. Jones
Geo. W. Smithies
Wilkinson
J. H. Quinlan
Kauai
J. Lyvett
G. W. C. Jones, Jr
John Jones
Pedergen
Inman Bealby
Honolulu
Convalescents Move Into New U S Hospital Monday
The new United States hospital doors opened and beds and equipment were moved in. Sixteen convalescent beds were placed in the ward as Red Cross workers prepared the space. More serious cases remained at the old headquarters until safe to move. Nurses from the States are expected, with local Red Cross workers assisting.
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United States Hospital
J.N. Wright
Independence Park
Red Cross Society
Manila
The
St. Paul
Ites
Government Responds To Inquiries On Hawaii Provisional Law
Attorney General Smith denies rumors of unclear presidential instructions. He notes Congress must set a new system of government for Hawaii, and cites the Newlands resolution keeping existing laws in force until Congress acts. He says no Washington instructions are being sought and expects future questions to be resolved as relations are restructured.
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McKinley
Sentary
BuLterin
Smith
Congress
Inlwoda
Washington
Ashford
Supreme Court
Davis
Commission
Capital Stock Clause Omitted in Flawman Trust Report
A report of incorporation for the Flawman Trust and Investment Co. yesterday misstated capital stock. The printer omitted a clause granting privilege to increase it to 500 000 dollars. The starting capital is 30 000 dollars. Representative D H Kabaulo lig returned to Maui on the Kinou this morning.
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Flawman Trust and
Trvvestment Co
D. H. Kabaulo
Lig
Maui
Kinou
Very Narrow Escape At Honolulu Street Collision
Kalua a guard at Oahu jail narrowly escaped death when a Japanese driver of the California Fruit Company backed into him on Alakea Street near the Hawaiian Electric Co. building. He was knocked into the street, bruised, with his shirt cut by wagon shaft and his wheel damaged except the bell.
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Kalau
Oahu
Alakea Street
Hawaiian Electric Co
Kinau
California Fruit Company
Kalua
Pollew Court Noten In Police Court Fore Noon
Kau Ka a Chinaman caught at the Quarantine station by Jack McVeigh was fined 3250 and castes for bringing opium from China. He made no appeal but paid his fine cheerfully. T Quinn charged with assault and battery reprimanded and discharged. Charles Silva charged with common nuisance reprimanded and discharged.
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Kau Ka
Jack McVeigh
China
T. Quinn
Charles Silva
Music Program At Emma Square This Afternoon
Prof Berger curates a concert at Emma Square this afternoon at 4 10 featuring arias from La Traviata and The Star Spangled Banner with Rodin and Folland listed among performers as part of a diverse program.
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Emma Square
Rodin
Folland
Joe
Tanner
Bicycle Repair Terms From a Faded Line Ad
A fragment describes bicycle components and repair terms such as seat post chain sprockets cranks and gears in an old advertisement. It mentions a location at an old Julla Vite and hints at a contest to enter. The garbled OCR yields only scattered product words and assembly names.
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Julla Vite
Unclear OCR fragment on sports and names
Fragmentary text references a ball, bike, and names with unclear context. It mentions Bat toy and Host Bluyele Owl, plus “GbOW WORK” and lads, but no coherent event, team, or date to summarize.
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Bluyele Owl
Captain Pederson Sails? Weather Shuts Noosa in Lahaina
Captain Pederson of the Noosa fell ill and went ashore at Lahaina to see a physician Churnlny night. Upon arrival in port yesterday he ceased work. The Nowan will not depart again until Tuesday or perhaps Wednesday. The suchowner Lavinia for Ka unakakal and the Ada for Makens both sail Friday.
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Pederson
Noosa
Lahaina
Lavinia
Ada
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