Francis Murphy Returns to Honolulu for Temperance Meetings
Francis Murphy arrives from Australia where he spent months promoting temperance. A large welcome with torches and a street procession leads to Kawaiahao church where Murphy and companions address the assembly. He vows to hold a series of meetings and reunite with his wife soon in Honolulu.
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Francis Murphy
Australia
Kawalalino Church
Francia Murphy
Honolulu
San Francisco
Murphy
Franklin ‘Austin
Francia S Murphy Temperance Club Association
Mawallin Hotel
Territorial Band
Kawaiahao Church
Ara
Franklin Austin
A. J, Cory
Hartley
Hancroft
Richards
Bancroft
A. E. Cory
Honoruia
America
Teachers Meet Next Saturday in Territory High School
The annual Teachers Association meeting will be held next Saturday at the High School building. A forenoon and afternoon program feature readings, solos, Dyer, and a discussion on agriculture. Attendees from all parts of the Territory will attend, with a luncheon by YMCA ladies.
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Teachers” Association
Tw Feom
Ale
Whittier
Maxson Smalth
Helen Besta
Hawaii
CW. Baldwin
Trotera
Cane growth noted on Kona district plantation
The Kona Sugar Co. reports 1500 acres of cane thriving at up to 2000 feet in the South Kona district. Yellow Caledonia variety shows strong joints as a new eight mile fallow road is built to connect the plantation with the flat. Manager Mr. Cowan faces a chaotic start but aims to ready cane by end of coming year.
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Jeoverall
John D. Paris
Joby
Mello
South Kona
Planta, Kon
Cowan
Kona Plantation
Children suffer worst from worms say drug ad
The item claims children are more affected by worms than adults and that worms cause restless sleep, nose picking, teeth grinding, poor appetite, and bad breath. It promotes Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer as the surest and quickest cure and lists Hebson Drug Co as agents for the remedy.
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Hebzon Drug Co
Kickapoo Iuitlun Remedien
The Man Who Won Reviewed by McChire's Magazine
W Laigh and John P Groener critique Edwin Lefevre style in The Man Who Won. The tale is praised for its stock gambling insight and clever Wall Street wit. The piece likens the narrator to Napoleon of the Street and notes Lefevre’s sharp, vivid wordwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Laigh
McChire
Tala
Edwin Lefevre
Walltreet
Napoleon
John P. Groener
Aince
Coutai
Fevre
Makee Island Concert Program Aims for Evening Show
The Makee Island concert lists pieces from JOverture to The Star Spangled Banner with soloists and ensembles including Miss J. Kellan and Cornet Solo Remembrance of Liberty. The event, held on Muken Jalan Ahiis evening at 7:20, features a mix of classical and band selections and notes a large audience exposure to storm warnings and a health advisory for cold prevention.
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Makee Island
Muken Jalan Ahiis
Joverture—Jolly Studente
Snnpe Walle
Kaira
Mitloc Ewite
The
Rose of Shia
Ellenbers
Jone
Kukilakila
Walkaahula
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Witton Ruge
Leamington Rugs
Axminator Ruge
Arlington Rugs
Sachs’ Dry Goods CO
Fort ST
Henry Villard
Roche Harbor
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Hardware Department
Kimonas
Albo
Kimoma Materials
Usekomoto
S. Shimamoto
Goo Kim
Nuuenu St
Colure
Drews Goode
Pongee Sitka
Wing WO Chan
the Bulletin
Francs Murphy
Kawatahao Church
Great Temperance Apost
City
Edward Crabbe
Saitrs
Paul Rodney
Kimma Taylor
Oulu
T. H. Gibson
C. W. Baldwin
Maul
B. Copeland
Kuual FC
Dae Ve
Voral
Mise Be M
Discuselan
Aiop
Thy Desochis
Cineral
Offewrs
Mawalls Choa
Anna B. Tucker
Bulletin Publishing Co
Ian
Kona
Paine
Perry Davie Prive
Hawaiian Tobacco Co., Ltd
Sorer Merchant and Nuuanu Sta
Nany
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Alakea Street
Pai
Hem & Weion
Peacock & Co., Ltd
Fist
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
Stangenwald Building
P.O. Box
Frederick J, Amweg
M. AM. Soc
C. B
Colt
Alec Poultry
Salmon and Halibut
King St
the Booth
Fishmarket
Central Market
Nuuanu St
Kona Coffee
Cc. J. Day & CO
Germania Life Insurance Company
Aas Grantag
Hawaiian Islands
Emmett May
Judd Building
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