Hilo Railroad Bonds Backed by American Bank of Hawaii
The Hilo Railroad Company has deeded its franchise and property to the American Bank of Hawaii to secure 450 000 in 6 percent bonds due in 20 years. Construction is underway with most material on hand and machinery en route to Hilo. A large bond offering may be placed by Mr. Dillingham. the line aims to serve Olaa and run for forty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
American Bank of Hawaii
Paxton
Hilo Rail, Co
Olaa
Dillingham
United States
Inquest Findings On Sailor and Opium Fatality
Deputy Marshal Chillingworth presided over two inquests at the police headquarters. The first ruled the Claudine sailor died of natural fever. The second concerned a Queen's Hospital case, a South Sea Islander with no known friends, whose stomach pains led to testimony that an accidental opium overdose caused death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillingworth
C. B. Wood
C. B. Cooper
Not On Promotion Report From Kaual Visit Debunked
John F. Colburn and Prince Cupid returned from a Kaual stay lasting several days aboard a Garden ship. Interviewed, Colburn denied the circulating rumor. The trip served no current purpose beyond preparing for a possible future estate role in existing plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Colburn
Prince Cupid
Kaual
How the Khalifa Died
Reports from Boucans arriving in Cairo recount General Wingate’s pursuit of the Khalifa. The Khalifa tried to outflank, chose to die with his Emirs, sat on a sheep skin, and was found shot through multiple wounds. His Emirs and bodyguard were dead, later identified. The Khalifa is described as medium build with a gray beard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Wingate
Khalifa
Engagement Announcement for Fountain Gandall in Lihue
Kauai Eoganpanse Lihue dec 9 announces the engagement of Misa Charlotte Fountain of Newitt to Albert Gandall son of John Gandall of Lihue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai Eoganpanse Lihue
Misa Charlotte Fountain
Newitt
Albert Gandall
John Gandall
Lihue
Annow
Wedding Stationery and Engraving Notes from HF Wichman
Col Jones to issue orior ating drills in the National Guards after holidays. Bidney C. Biddell, once a school teacher, appointed deputy clerk of court, filling a vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HF. Wichman
Col. Jones
National Guards
Bidney C. Biddell
Ending of Season at Bale of Wents Opera House
Bale of Wents this week wraps the season with Col Thompson handling box office duties and season ticket adjustments. The schedule lists Faust with Mia Moniee on Tuesday the 29th, then Semir, Ermine, Princess of Trebisonde, Christmas night, Cavalleria Rusticana, Fra Diavolo act two, and Boccaccio act with Miss Stanton performing Like Now Like in a Hawaiian song.
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Bale of
Wents
Col. Thompson
Faust
Mia
Scenery Room Set To Be Ready For Frat House
A scenery room will be marked and cemented at the fraternity house soon. Construction began as preparations were praised by members of the theatrical company for furnishing the local house, with scenery considered superior to those in cities three times Honolulu’s size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen House
Honolulu
Aalatauwa Fish Prophesy Tied to Kauai Events
Reports from Kauai describe a large Aalatauwa fish run at Hanamaulu on Saturday night. Native belief links the catch to omens of a major government change and the death of a prominent official, with Congress expected to act on the territorial bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kauai
Aalatauwas
Hanamaulu
Aty Alli
Aalalauwas
King
Congress
Leper Merry Christmas Fund Disposition Plans
Reynolds plans final recommendation on Lepers Merry Christmas Fund distribution for Molokai settlement. Proposed gift of 20 dollars to Kaplolani home at Kalihi and redistribution to provide about 50 cents per person, leaving a small balance. Fund raised 550 dollars, acknowledged by Wray Taylor. aim to show exact disposal method later.
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Reynolds
Ms Board of Health
Molokal
Kaplolant
Kalihi
Honolulu
C. B. Reynolds
Diecer
Board of Health
Kaumakapili Church
Molokai
Wray Taylor
Board of Heath
Town and St Louis football clash planned for Saturday
The St Louis Town game is arranged for Saturday with the Town squad to train daily this week. The St Louis organization has endured the season and is in good trim. The Makiki grounds have been abandoned for sports and the area around the campus is set for new residences and future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Oahu College
Tonn
Hosmer
Eos
Diace
Maktki
Daviehe Baaheer
Among the Breakers Rifle and Revolver Record Setters
Frank C. Smith and Lilian F. Smith demonstrate record breaking rifle and revolver feats at an Orpheum practice. Lilian, a California native, has long dominated fancy shooting with rapid magazine rifle and quick loading feats. Frank showcases revolver skills, while Edith Pletcher and Herr Busch win prizes in a cake walk event and candy for matinee children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Smith
Lilian F. Smith
Orpheum
Lilian
California
Indy Bas Ies
Jake
Frank Smith
Edith Pletcher
Herr Busch
Matt
Atera
Road Work Proceeds Amid Appropriation Gaps
Cabinet actions extend road construction on Howell despite exhausted funds. Survey shows 4,000 feet of unfinished road. Legislature to reimburse contractors. Minister of the Interior to approve bills as work continues toward completion. Also reports on injured Sorgt. Peterson, quarantine labor rules, requested liquor licenses, and harbor improvements. cabinet session extended into afternoon with broad business.
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Howell
Kahuku
Peterson
National Guard
Punabow
Smith
Holuatoa
Hawaii
Lovejoy & Co
Peacock & Co
Kabulus
Maul
P, Cockett
A. V. Tavares
Lcenses
Brewer's Wharf
Washington
Jus. T. Taylor
Oahu Ialand
Minister of the Interior
Alamoana
Richards Ii Net
Amorita and a Vacation at the Boston Lyric
The pretty opera Amorita, in a version resembling Erminie, was staged Saturday by Col. Thompson's Boston Lyric Company to fair success. Cast included Miss Bran, Miss MacNeil, Hallam, Leckley, Menara, Rockwell, Henderson and Kunkel. audience was mixed in size and generous with recalls. The company will darken the house this week for rest and resume next week, with Mr. Rockwell planning to stay in Honolulu after the season ends.
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Col. Thompson
Boston Lyric Company
Aoe Ae Associates
Branthe
MacNeil Aoa
Ise Hallam
Leckley
Menara
Rockwell
Henderson
Kunkel
Rockwall
Pestaritone
Honolulu
Relief fund for survivors in Norway and Sweden notices
Consul H. W. Behmidt in Mareiane Su levers calls for subscriptions to aid survivors of two recent disasters. He notes upwards of 300 and nearly 100 weasels missing and presumed drowned. Kaual people respond, and funds may be sent via him for a period.
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H. W. Behmidt
Norway
Sweden
Schmidt
Kaual
Children to Make Gifts for Christmas Observance
City Sabbath schools rally to prepare Christmas gifts in a plan led by pastors and superintendents. Central Union will fund fifty dollars for Palama parish festivities and furnish a room for the Mother Castle Orphanage. Events include a Thursday evening program and a Friday tree event with Santa Claus and gift distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Central Union Sunday School
Yeaterday
Wood
Christman
Palama Chapel
Abely
Mother Castle
Frank W. Damon
Armstrong Smith
J. Lowrey
Central Union
Wo. M. Kincaid
John McTaggart
First Methodint Episcopal Church
G. B. Ripley
J. M. Moore
Santa Claus
Mr. Pearson
The
Christian Church
John M Wilson Plans Return to Tasmanian Waters
John H Wilson, a general contractor and business operator, announces his return by the next Australia voyage. His firm, musical Hawaiians East, will oversee operations aboard a small boat soon to be delivered. Beattie Bo asserts changes at shipyards are needed, while Wilson manages current contracts through colleagues including Chas B. Wei, with humane handling by the club Beablen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wilson
Wrrites
Australia
John
Beattie Bo
Mr. Wilson
Chas
B.wie
Book on Hawaii by Nevins Armstrong Promising Read
Armstrong, former editor of the moving paper, will spend the next year preparing copy for a travel book about his journeys with the late King Kalakaua. He has ten pages of notes from the trip detailing incidents in various countries. The manuscript has attracted bids from several large mainland houses.
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Wim
Nevins Armstrong
Kalakaua
Armstrong
Hawaii
Mr. Armstrong
Ite Cooatey
Oahu College Dominates Town Scrutiny In Local Football
The regular Oahu College squad easily defeated Town Scrutiny 18 0 on the college campus. Brooks of Butte fame starred as fullback for the locals. A second meeting is planned as city teams continue practice. A cricket match at the Recreation grounds saw residents defeat cargo steamer Cinemafontein and transport Wyefield 90 to 62.
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Oahu College
Wcere
Brooks
Butte
Cowns
Cinemafontein
Wyefield
J. C. Boys
viMttora
Central Union Church Autumn Meetings Schedule
Central Union Church announces a Standing Committee meeting this evening at Central Union Couren. The annual business meeting for officer elections is set for 7:60 Wednesday evening, followed by another congregational meeting at 8:15. The Choral Society, led by Mrs. J. W. Yarndley, will convene at 7:30 Friday evening.
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Central Union Couren
Society
Central Union Church
Choral Society
Mra. J. W. Yarndley
Captain Warwick Killed in Nell Brush with Insurgents
Captain O. Warwick of the 18th Infantry was killed near Nell on November 26 during a clash with insurgents. A large Fort Bam Houston military colony mourns the death. he was a popular Alabama native who entered West Point in 1848 and served since 1876. His two sisters and a niece reside in the area.
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San Antonio
Texas
Warwick
18Th Infantry
Nell
Fort Bam Houston
Resale
Alabama
West Point
Walt Fay
Diphtheria Reported in Hanamaulu Area
People in the Lihue and Hanamaulu districts show no diphtheria signs yet at Hanamaulu. In a Portuguese household two fall ill since Tuesday and the area is placed under quarantine to prevent spread. Dr Watt of Linets attends the cases.
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Lihue
Kaual
Cihue
Hanamaulu
Aince
Watt
Linets
Drummers Move Between Islands Allegedly Spotted
In Kauai during December locals report four drummers in Waimea with three headed toward Honolulu liquor houses. One Nawiliwili drummer reportedly stole four march on the group and traveled a day ahead of liquor men.
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Lihue
Quali
Kauai
Waimea
Honolulu
Octane Masonic Temple Dinner At Rutcat And Ous
A brief notice records a dinner event at the Octane Masonic Temple involving Rutcat and Ous. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the venue and participants are named, suggesting a local social or fraternal gathering.
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Rutcat
Masonic Temple
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Babay
Ashe
Jim
Ducat
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Jopium
ST. Lou Town
Big Island
Cebu
Amorita
John M. Wilson
Captain Warwick
Diptheria
Nanamaulu
Hamilton, Brown Shoe
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Fort St
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