Progressive Carriage Factory A Community Booster
The Oak Carriage Manufacturing Company on River Street thrives since its March opening. The Honolulu workshop builds and repairs carriages, surreys, wagons, and related gear, employing twenty workers under Loo Kong and manager David Beat. Expansion plans include a rubber tire division and added departments as capital and raw materials arrive, with a pledge to serve local customers and grow amid bustling Island industry.
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Oak Carriage Manufacturing Company
Ethseteas
Riv
Henry Loo King
Hue
David Beat
Loo Kong
Kamehameha School For
Bosinews
Islands
River Street
Oahu Carriage and Manufacturing Company
Honolula Concern
Honolula
Frolich of the ABC This Baby Book by Laird & Lee
A praise filled notice of Frolics of the ABC a charming alphabet book for children. It highlights colorful pages by Hiren and Mirch ert with sprite characters for each letter, simple witty jingles, and appeal to mothers and kids. The review notes handsome binding and illustrations, with ten Caleno pages and a royal quarto format.
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Laird & Lee
Fannie E. Ostrander
R W. Mirchert
Christman Weason
Istter Ik
Herv
Workman Explains Himself in Red to Evening Bulletin
A reader defends a prior letter about lending and public spirit, arguing that the goal was to highlight character and social duty. He asserts that some prominent figures would not benefit from private assistance and laments missed opportunities to aid poorer men striving for independence.
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Evening Bulletin
C, Jones
M. Cooke
Thorstein
Native Sons Meet Plans for 4th of July Celebrations
A Native Sons of the Golden West gathering in Progeeas tall outlined plans for an Independence Day event. The group voted to stage a Wig dance and other entertainment, with invitations to Galton State residents in the territory. Two new committee members were added to oversee social entertainment and the big ball. A $2 subscription was raised, with more expected. Tickets will be available at L. C. Ables on Lower Port Street.
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Li Wa
Progeeas Tall, Inc
Galton
Sons of Daughters of California
L. C. Ables
Port Street
Automobile plant to be built near Judiciary Building King Street
Negotiations closed by Stock Yards Co to establish an automobile building near the Judiciary building on King Street. William H. Hoogs arranged terms for a suitable building site with access to an adjacent vacant lot and burned-out stables. The company plans storage use for vehicles and expects to occupy the Willie tag area for about six months before a larger building is erected at the old site.
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Stock Yards Co
Judiciary Building
King Street
William H. Hoogs
Tte
Palade Tnd
Stork Yards Co
Willie Tag
Alte
Frederick J Amweg engineer and manager noted
Frederick J Amweg is identified as a member and organizer in the M AM Society C 2, with roles as engineer and manager within the organization.
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Frederick J. Amweg
M. AM. Soc. C. 2
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