Bargain Odds and Ends From J. T. Waterhouse Store
Department store urges shoppers to grab bargains as old Haviland ware is cut in price to clear space for new stock. Odd pieces like Asparagus Dishes Mustard Cups Toast Racks and Mush Sets offered at quarter off. White Haviland items sold single pieces or as full sets.
Automatic lawn sprinkler showcases new garden tech
Moves itself about the lawn and travels in a straight line or a circle. Stops automatically and can be set for any hose length. This sprinkler claims to be unmatched and invites readers to come and see it.
Prince of Wales Derby Victory Sparks Wide Ocean of Loyal Joy
A London Herald piece notes the Prince of Wales winning the Derby stirs vast public elation, while Queen Victoria frowns on racing and betting. It reports royal family dynamics including Princess of Wales’s renewed warmth and East London's royal welcome, with Kaiser Wilhelm’s yacht incident and war-time tensions as context.
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Man Declares Self Harm Then Drinks Poison
James Olle a drifter or laborer went to burial street to confront foes and announced he would end his life. He drank poison but the dose caused a violent vomiting episode that saved him. A physician treated him and he soon recovered as authorities note his recent heavy drinking and threats.
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James Olle
Olde
Renner and Hocking Wed at St Andrew’s Cathedral
The marriage of Mrs May Renner to Senator Hocking of Maui was performed this afternoon at St Andrew’s cathedral at 1 o’clock with Right Reverend Bishop Willis officiating. After the ceremony they visited Dr Herbert’s home with friends, then proceeded to the Alameda to sail for San Francisco for a few months’ stay in California.
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Herbert
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Golden State
Moonlight Concert at Thotus Square This Evening
The government band performs a moonlight concert at Thomas Square beginning at 7 30 PM This evening at Thotus Square The program includes a list of pieces and performers with several garbled titles and names from the OCR but indicates a formal themed recital by a municipal band with standard concert formatting.
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Thotus Square
New Alpha Ewing Hird Baby Separator Debuts in Island Trade
The Alpha Ewing Hird is a new baby separator released by Hawaiian Hardware Company, agents for De Lival Separator Company. The compact creamery machines are widely used in dairying worldwide, revolutionizing the dairy industry along with larger models.
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Hawaiian Hardware Company
de Lival
King Bros Island Views Feature Fey Painted Promenade
A collection of island scenes by King Bros showcases distinctive, artistic vistas. Each prominent point on the islands is portrayed with a dreamy, fey touch that reflects the beat and style of the artists.
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King Bros
Fey Paras
Board of Health Moves on Quarantine and School Health
The Board of Health met in regular session and approved routine reports. A plan to run the Leper Settlement coffee shop by licensed managers was discussed, with three candidates to be named. The board also addressed schooling health certificates, water filtration, lighting at the quarantine station, births and deaths registrations, and a proposed crematory.
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Leper
W. O. Smith
Kalawao
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Kohala
Wood
Japan
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Eldredge
Yokohama
Siberian railway train reaches Tomsk and other notices
WY THE ALAMEDA reports the first Siberian railway train arriving at Tomsk. The House of Lords backs a second reading of the Encouragement of Light Railways bill. New Zealand finances propose borrowing one million pounds for public works. Judge Williams of Victoria is nominated to the Privy Council’s Judicial Committee. James Edward Fitzgerald, Master General of New Wales, August 2, aged ...
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New Zealand
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Australia
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James Edward Fitzgerald
Newsie
Correction on court news misspoken names and terms
A correction clarifies yesterday’s court item with garbled names and terms. The case involves Tin Po Apa ve and Hen Gwai et al in an ejectment action, with jury waived and Magoon 4 Edlings for the plaintiff. Costs were claimed against the defendant who was not present.
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Tin Po Apa
Hen Gwai
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