New Home for Nurses at Klondike Hospital Grounds
The article details an extended voyage from Lake Bennett to Lake Tagish reporting on ice and wind hazards, a cornet solo on the lake, and a corrupt police bribe system encountered during Custom House inspections. It also describes upcoming nurse accommodation on the Queen’s Hospital grounds, a two story cottage with پارlor and dining room, six upper bedrooms, and electric lighting, aimed at comfort and elegance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Danlvavy
Klondike
Lake Bennett
E Bave
Dyes
Dawson
Bennett
Carriboo
Inke
Lake Tagish
Hora
Paliie
Custom House
Tagish House
Lake Marsh
Tagishao 1
San Francisco
Algo
Hoapital
Hawaiian Commission Heads to Hilo After Stop in Honolulu
The Hawaiian Commission left for Hilo aboard the Clondine just after 5 p.m. yesterday and will reach tomorrow afternoon. The party includes Senator John I Morgan, Senator S. M. Callum, Representative Hitt, Justice W. Frear, Attorney General W. O. Smith, Minister J. A. King, Professors H. S. Pritchett and W. D. Alexander, Major C. P. Saukes, D. A. Ray, M. Blumenberg, RK. Hitt, and G. YT. Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Commission
Hilo
Clondine
Philadelph
Commission
John ‘I’. Morgan
M. Callum
Hitt
W. Frear
W. O. Smith
J. A. King
H. 8. Pritchett
W. D. Alexander
C. P. Saukes
D. A. Ray
M. Blumenberg
RK. Hitt
G. YT
Morgan
Government approves Richards street slip work to begin
Authority is granted by the Government to start construction on the Richards street slip. The announcement confirms official permission and initiates the project timeline for the coastal infrastructure work.
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Richards Street
Guatemala Influence and Local Court Actions Highlight Island News
A Honolulu newspaper summary reports on Guatemalan affairs including coffee declines, revolutions, and the 1898 Exposition impact. It also covers legal filings against G W Lincoln and H E Cooper over a building project in Manoa Valley, plus payments claimed by J A Hopper and a court verdict in California. Allen Herbert discusses agricultural advances, Bubach use, forage plants, and new dairying methods for the islands.
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G. W. Lincoln
H. E. Cooper
Samuel C. Allen
Allen & Robinson
A. B. Cooper
Poapula
Manoa Valley
Circuit Court of the First Judicial Circuit
J. A. Hopper
Pacific Brasa Foundry
Manon
Cam Kinney
Bradford Va.l. A. Andrews
Numa
Republic of Hawaii
G. L. Edwards
G. A. Davis
Stanley
Allen Herbert
California
Bureau of Agriculture
Stockton
Cal
Hospital Flower Mission
Flower Mission
John Usborne to Attend Episcopal Conference
Sam Yor and Rev. John Usborne discuss the tri annual American Episcopal church convention in October. Usborne plans to sail September 14 from Honolulu and may speak on church matters. He notes authority shifted from English to American control and contemplates Bishop Willis choosing between American and English roles.
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Sam
Washington
John Usborne
St. Andrew's Cathedral
American Episcopal Church
Honolulu
Episcopal Church
Willis
Mr. Osborne
Hawaiian Islands
Sumo
Tonga
Tahit
Samoa
America
Vivid Ploen War Ployer Illusts Field Piece Shipment
A small field piece for Hilo was sent by the Kinauthia maro ing and addressed to Sheriff Andrews. Along with it a box of ammunition was included. A squad of regulars took the field piece to the wharf and saw it safely aboard.
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Hilo
Kinauthia Maroing
Sheriff Andrews
Bridgeworks Underway on Waimea Gulch Extension
Masosger Dillingham reports progress on the railroad extension with work regressing satisfactorily. Attention focuses on the bridge across Waimea gulch as piles require blasting through solid rock. The completion will yield a bridge as solid as its base rock and mark a significant milestone for the line.
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Masosger Dillingham
Waimea Gulch
Bicycle Repairs and Special Parts Sale Post
Fragmentary item lists bicycle repair services with items such as seats, rollers, cranks, and gear components. Mentions custom orders and availability at a local shop. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street Repairs Shop Note
The Honolulu Cyclery at 231 King Street offers repair services. Attention to all repairs is emphasized with frequent customer bike checks and maintenance guidance.
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The
Honolulu Cyclery
King Street
Mohican Ship Runs Aground Near Miowera Reef
The old Mohican failed to leave Havolu la harbor this morning and ran aground near the Miowera reef just outside the channel. A tug assisted, and she proceeded on her voyage, having refused a pilot offered by her officers who knew the route well.
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Hovolula
Dinwood Head
Miowera Reef
Boys to the Colonies head to Sydney for tires venture
Eukio formerly with Waterhouse and Co and F Pensa who left here for Australia have taken agencies for several American inventions in the Colonies. They establish headquarters in Sydney and plan to begin with robber tires for vehicles, a new venture expected to do well in that city.
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Eukio
Waterhouse & Co
F. Pensa
Auetralia
Colonies
Sydney
Bella of Hawaiian Tea Coat Worn By Several Duties to Gown
A fragment notes Bella wearing a Hawaiian tea coat style dress for multiple duties to accompany a gown. The item highlights updated fashion choices and coordinated outfits for formal events.
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Bella
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Republic of Guatemala
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