They Love Honolulu and Navy Life in HawaiI Synod
Reports from Honolulu describe sociability at Vallejo and homeward letters from Mrs Nauman and Mrs Moses. Naval officers move between ships and yards as the Marion and other vessels exchange crews, while the Anglican synod in Hawaii convenes with Bishop Willis's Lambeth Conference letter to be read and plans for Palama chapel dedication and a cathedral service outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Marie Whiting
Afong
Vallejo
Monoa
Honolulu
Laving
Cann
Independence
Lang
Monterey
Moses
Kellogg
Ethel Pomaray
Oakland
H. Tombins
Oatlowman
Fo Islands
London
Wrey Taylor
L. Byrde
Kohala
China
Peking
Shanghai
J. Osborne
Palama
Mr. Judd
Los Angeles
Islanda
Aynod
Bishop
Willis
Aorangi
Charles Tierbach Ends His Life With Poison
Charles Tierbach, 28, a San Francisco transplants now in Honolulu, ended his life by cyanide of potassium in a room at Mrs. Fetters near the Popular House on Fort Street. The discovery followed a note asking to notify him at 306.8 Battery Street, San Francisco. The coroner’s inquest will convene as authorities investigate the motive tied to illness and a troubling letter from a Coast sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tierbach
Dr. Miner
Davey
Charles Dierbach
San Francisco
Kinetoscop
Corbett
Hookkoop Rand
Mace Gerof Fou
Doin
Hoaueee
Palace Hotel
San Francico
Social club forms plans for meeting space and events
In a recent meeting the committee on hall progress reported pursuit of the Waverley block room though not yet secured. Other halls were considered but the Waverley option is favored. The club expects up to 100 names at launch and may start an honorary list. An early reception is planned as a smoker with another member meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Waverley
Rengar Challenges Kimokeo for 100 Yard Swim
A formal challenge from Dan Renear to Kimokeo of Honolulu seeks a 100 yard swimming match within forty five days. The race would be under regular rules, held in Honolulu Bay, for a gold medal or trophy, with dates to be arranged later. The note notes Kimokeo as island Cham and a rival to Californian swimmers in past regattas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimokeo
Hoxowonu
Honolulu
Dan Renear
Anchor’s Seattle saloon run by Ryan and Carlyle
The Anchor in Seattle remains under the management of P. T. Ryan with capable assistance from William Carlyle. The establishment offers a wide stock of liquors including John Dewar’s Scotch whisky and a full range of winds and other spirits, with draughts described as variable in quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. Ryan
William Carlyle
Seattle
John Dewars
Leo
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The
Frawley Co
Columbia Theater
the Ensign
J. T. Lund
Sansome St
F. Gear & Lawy
King &J
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George D. Gear
King and Bethel Street
William A. Henshall
Kashomani
Charles F. Peterson
Samuel J. MacDonald
Morabant Street
Partatreat
Gilbert F. Little
LAW
Milo, Hawaid
A Cc. Wall, D
T. McMillan
Royal College of Physicians and Borgeoun
Edinburgh
Eto
Offica
Beretania
Opponite
Dr. Ryder's
Waldo Burgess
Raignets
Ponebbow Street
TaLurnona
Justiga
Anglican Church Synod
Supreme Court
Platt U
Marion Omeers
Magoon
Alm
Stanley
Marshal Hitchcock
Summona
J. B. Connell
W. E. Rowell
Chai Sing and
Tong Wa
Copartoora
Nin Sing Wai Company
Sesignee Chai
Young
Lyle A. Dickey
Kulin Kewiki
Haunle
Haakaloa
Usia
J. K
Kahookeno
Oliva Lahela
Sam Pali
Kaulukoa
Kaueakua
Guardian
Ordway & Porter
Canadian Australian Steamship Company
Kinney & Ballou
Ookala Sugar Company
John Wilson
GL. A. Thurston
United States
Anna Dos Anjon Parry
Mary Lucas
Cbasilos Lucas
Stealey
Hartwell
A. G. M. Robertson
Kinavy & Bil- Jou
Supreme Quart
J. A. Magoon
Chan Lung
Ahms
Circuit Court
First Circuit
Justice Frear
A. Perry
Whiting
Thurston & Stanley
Emmens
Emmons
Reyolts
Engiieh
Jena
Bin
Emmene
Anglican Church
Hawaii
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Lambeth
Anglican Church Notes
Potsasium
Ben
Vosane
Palo
Schilling
Schillings
Betyg &, Company
Amcineh
Wall
Rengar
Wan Rexvan
Eevenria
Royal
Raine
Anchor
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