Shingle Branches Out Exhibit for Minneapolis Carnival
Hawaiian exhibit planned for Minneapolis Carnival week will showcase the Sandwich Islands through relics coffee industry and tropical fruits. Robert W. Shingle and J B Shaw arrive to finalize details with Col W E Haskell. Annexation support and emigration prospects feature in discussions with Hawaii officials.
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Sandwich Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Times
Robert W. Shingle
Hawaii
Omaha
J.B. Shaw
W. E. Haskell
Colonel Heakenl
New World
Pacific
Republic
West
Talented Mawatian Girl Sails to Germany for Music Studies
Miss Matilda Walker, a part Hawaiian girl noted for high musical talent, sailed today on the Belgic to study in Germany. Wealthy tourist Mr Kuntz, attracted by her promise, funds her tuition at German music schools after her compositions earned sales in local music stores.
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Matilda Walker
Germany
Miss Walker
Kuntz
Islands
Beat Schools
Into New Quarters for Convalescent Soldiers at Independence Park
Ten convalescent soldiers moved into new quarters at Independence Park yesterday with four remaining at the old location due to service conditions. Dr Griffithe oversees the new facility while Mrs Lemon serves as housekeeper. A district of ladies provide nursing care and criticism notes the pavilion is draughty.
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Independence Park
Griffithe
Hawaiian Queen Prospect For Topeka Carnival
Special committee seeks a native Hawaiian woman to preside as Topeka Fall Carnival queen promising cover of all expenses and escort from San Francisco, with selection debated by local social circles as the big social prize. Topeka officials stress honor and public interest in securing a suitable nominee.
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Topeke
Kans
Honolulu
Iady
Indy
San Francisco
Topeka
Mpls
Middle West
Pacific Cable Plan Aims to Link Asia With United States
Washington reports that a Pacific Cable Company backed by J Pierpont Morgan and J Scrymner seeks congressional approval to land the American end at Sanseenge- Thacom. The project would connect Hawaii Philippines Formosa China and Japan with the United States, running from San Francisco to Manila via Honolulu Apia Samos and onwards to Borneo Australia and Formosa. The plan also contemplates linking to a Europe Far East network and requires presidential consent and likely rapid congressional passage.
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New York
Washington
the Herald
Hawaii
Philippines
Formosa
China
Japan
United States
Pacific Cable Company
Congress
J. Pierpont Morgan
J. A. Scrymner
McKinley
Sanseenge- Thacom
Honolulu
Ion Congress
San Francisco
Manila
Honoluln
Apia
Samos
Borneo
Australia
Europe
Far East
Lodging Ad at Mechanic's Home and Nearby Hotels
Short term rooms and lodging offered at Mechanics' Home Corner Hotel and Nuuanu Street locations. Rates listed as 50 cents per night, with weekly and monthly options at 61 and 61.25 per week. Classified notice notes daily, weekly, and monthly terms.
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Mechanics’ Home
Nuuanu
Workmen widen Union Street in Honolulu area
A gang of laborers is widening Union Street. Ten feet are being removed from the Howland property and the Catholic Mission, with similar work at the Monsarrat corner. Union Street, a busy central thoroughfare, has been one of the citys most dangerous streets with Fort Street closed nearby.
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Iivorers
Union Straet
Howland
Catholic Mission
Monsarrat Corner
Union
Honolulu
Fort Street
Moncarrat Corner
Great Hale Offers Organdion B F Eblers Co Deal
Great Hale of Organdion B F Eblers & Co announces reduction of French and English organ dies from 80 cents to 20 cents a yard. The goods are selling rapidly at these astonish ingly low figures.
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B. F. Eblers & Co
Colonists from America news from Hilo town
Report on an Hawaii plantation venture led by Byron Clark promoting cooperative colonisation on Oahu. Five to six families arrive this month to farm Pearl City land under Hawaiian Fruit and Plant Company. A Los Angeles wholesale agency and a large cannery are planned with shipments and local handling by the county. Clark cites climate and experiments as proof of viability and notes future colonists from fifteen to twenty families within a year. Mentions other Hawaii Herald items on local news, ships, electric lights, a musicale, and community events.
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Oahu
Byron ©. Clark
Hawaiian Fruit and Plant Company
Pearl City
Clark
Los Angeles
California
Bachbed
Kwlanda
Hawaii Herald
Hilo
Hawaii
J. A. Craxen
OC. C. McClennan
Laupahoshoe
Martha Davis
Honolulu
San Francisco
Hilo Electric Light Co
W.M. Ifussio
Foreign Church
J. le Carter
R. T. Forrest
Charles Akin
EB. B. Richards
Pungo
Waiohinu
Kao
Kanhane
Santiago
Johnson
G. Wagonner
F. McNatt
E. M. W. Dinkelspiel
Macomber
Kailua
Mauna Loa
Hovolala
Lilinokulani
Kaamana
Richards
Teleto
Engineers Corps March Ashore at Kapivlani Park
The Engineers Corps marched ashore from the Charles Nelson this forenoon in heavy marching order under the first sergeant. They moved to Kapivlani Park where preparations had been made for them.
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Engineers Corps
Charles Nelson
Irmgard
Kapivlani Park
Philadelphia Stragglers Arrests Recounted
This morning Captain Bowere of the Merchants Patrol arrested a Philadelphia bluejacket who signed himself out in citizen clothes. The three bluejackets caught yesterday were returned aboard in the afternoon after overstaying their leave ashore.
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Bowere
Merchants' Patrol
Philadelphia
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Perry
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W. A. Henshall
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Viory
Az Tegan
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H Yorbo
Henry Gehring
Danford
CS Weight
M.coata
LC Ablow
TV King
AF Clark
Dole
Stanley
Maui
Hartwell
RD Mead
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co
Plaintig Kinney & Ballou
Kahalui Railroad Co
Rymsem Cable
King Street
Hi Pepe
America
E. Richands
Powed
Philadelphia Straguters
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