Local notices and happenings abound in city week
Bioparati at te and Tattore for AJ Vo set for a sale at Brame Square at noon Monday. Joseph Tinker upgrades his Nuawou Street butcher shop. A wreck at Diamond Heat draws crowds. Vacation granted for two weeks starting Monday by Mev Adin company. Ex President Harrison campaigns in York City on August 2. Custom house guards near today’s wreck. Trees cut at Prunahow Preparatory school. Cricket practice to follow if fine weather near Wai iki Road. Dr A de Derby advertises dental services. First Regiments vs. Kamelin ball game this afternoon with Star team backing Kanes. Last band concert at Makee Island before vacation tomorrow afternoon. Novelty Theatre dagger mace incident but no injury. Charles Hustace mourns mother’s death in Brooklyn. King Bros advertises island views and frame services. Manhattan Life Insurance verdict awarded to Mrs Carter and others. Property 70x100 feet at Prospect and Hackfeld streets for sale. City Carriage Co advertises hack with horse and driver. King Bros frames advertised.
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Harrison
York City
Custom House
Prunahow Preparatory School
King Street
Waiiki Road
A. de Derby
D.D.S
Alakentreet
Tod
Kamelin
Mehas
Kanes
Makee Island
Novelty Theater
London
Charles Hustace
Brooklyn
N. Y
King Bros
School board confirms teachers' transfers and new placements
At yesterday's Board of Education meeting the Teachers' Committee recommendations were confirmed. S. W. Meheula to Waihee, Miss Beerman to Moloaa, Miss Juliette King to Kaulawela, Joseph Kealalio to Kipahulu, Miss Peterson to Waianae, Mr Jarret to a new post, Miss Grace Sharpe as assistant at Kaluasha, and Miss Finckler to Kekaha.
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Board of Education
S. W. Meheula
Waihee
Miss Beerman
Moloaa
Juliette King
Kaulawela
Joseph Kealalio
Kipahulu
Miss Peterson
Waianae
Mr Jarret
Grace Sharpe
Kaluasha
Miss Finckler
Kekaha
Cholera Remedy Report Sparks Hospital Claims
A Singapore paper reports 60 percent of cholera patients at Pauper Hospital were cured by hypodermic strychnine injections, while 50 percent were saved at Geuerst Hospital by other treatments. The figures highlight differing outcomes across institutions amid ongoing medical debate.
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Singapore
Geuerst Hospital
Gainsborough Vessel Grounding Off Prince Edward Island
Captain McPhail of Charlottetown pilots the Gainsborough, a fouryear vessel carrying New Zealand coal touted as 80 percent stronger for steam, onto rocks near Diamond Lend. The ship lies high on the reef with 16 feet water under bow. tidal rescue planned at high tide, no confirmed insurance, Captain King and British Vice Consul report.
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Fuller
Elen
Avella
J. A. King
Interior
Bennierix
Gainsborough
New Zealand
McPhail
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Campbell
Inter - Island Steam Navigation Company
Captain King
King
Walker
Football Meeting Sets Plans for Club and College Teams
A well attended football meeting discussed H A A C and Punahou College involvement. Mr. Berger promised to push the club taking charge, outfitting two teams, and arranging games. Alumni from Punahou and notable players signaled willingness to participate, with captains to be elected next week for practice to begin.
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Berger
Punahou College
Matt Tult
University of California
Dayton
Cockett
Elsie Adair Benefit in Honolulu Delayed to Monday
A benefit for Miss Elsie Adair will occur Monday rather than Tuesday. The charming performer leads a renowned company praised for a delightful Honolulu season despite odds. Public enthusiasm remains high as locals are urged to attend and fill the house.
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Elsie Adair
Honolulu
Brillian
Elsie
London Spectator Foresees 825 Cycle Cost and Ten Year Lifespan
The London Spectator envisions a future when bicycles cost 825 and last ten years. Cycles will become a universal mode of transport for healthy people, rented out in thousands rather than tens, at a rate per hour.
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The
London Spectator
Poultry Keepers Urged to Use Science for Proper Food
A message stresses that poultry keepers must provide proper nutrition and adopt a bit of science to ensure birds eat well and stay healthy. It calls for better feed practices and informed choices rather than guesswork.
Death of Mr A M Sproull Civil Engineer Remembered
Grieving notice records the death of Mr A M Sproull a civil engineer. It notes his work with the Oak Railway and Land Company and on irrigation reports. He married in Scotland and left two children. He partnered in Maui sugar planting and owned Hawaii shares. The obituary extends sympathy to Mrs Sproull and her orphans.
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A.M. Sproall
Sproall
Dillingham
Oak Ralway & Land Company
Mer
Sproul
Mise Walveo
Scotland
Robert Walllace
Lucy Kynnersley
Eokata
Lodging Fire Burns Man After Lamp Overturned
A fire at Fort Street lodging caused burns to Wilfred Burns when a lamp toppled by a passing animal during sleep. The flame damaged bedding and destroyed about 830 in personal property. The incident draws attention to fire risks from open lamps in crowded urban rooms.
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Wilfred Burns
Fort Street
von Leetle
Sehneider
Gaard
Burns
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bioparati
Tattore
AJ Vo
Brame Square
Luce
Monjay
Jomeph
Nuawou Street
Timnatheenu
Diamond Heat
Cho Vacntion
Mev Adin Company
Chas. L. Carter
Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Prospect and
Hackfeld Streets
H. M. Dows
City Carriage Co
Andrade
Fort
Merchant Atrects
Union Feed .O
Bourd of
Catsstono
Pan
Benen
Aloyele
Reval
Baki
Pune
Wellington’s Egg Food
Jay
Hebzon Drug Co
Ariction Sales
W. 8. Luer
Marny Borwrd
Shem
Nash
Keaton
New York Press
Daphne
Damon
Amanda
Hinah
Fisalet
Reckauffeat
James Gasette
Sterling
Seattle
N.S. Sachs
Leason
Temple OF Fashion
Valenciennes Laces
D& G
Alakea and
King Streets
Mr. C. Hawkins
Wade
W.S. Luce
Jacobson's Jewelry Store
H. Hackfeld & CO
General Commission
Gor
Fort and
Queen Streets
Mercantile Agency
Australia
Revere
Plow
Pacific Hardware
Kash
Levingston
Waverley Block
Hotel Street
Hono-laloa
Pearl City
Ewa Plantation
Victoria and Green
Awphel Harrison
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