PROM JAN Is TO JUNE Ist 1895 Alcohol Trade Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes list brands and vintages including Heidsieck Moet Perrier Jouet Clicquot Delbeck St Marceaux Crroy Co and others, with odd spellings and unclear dates. Likely a catalog or price list with multiple champagne houses and product names. No cohesive article context or clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Hames
Obi
Heidsieck
Heidsieck & Co
Crroy & Co
Vve
Clicquot - Bouche Beo
Delbeck & Go
St. Marcesux’’ & Co
Alleged conspirators denied bail in district court
In Honolulu this morning Judge Perry denied the motion to dismiss the charges against Underwood and Sheridan, the alleged conspirators. The court ordered both defendants held for trial at February term and they will be transferred to Oahu Jail. Deputy Attorney General Carter stated bail would be refused.
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District Court
Perry
Underwood
Sheridan
Robertson
Carter
Oahu
Cure for Xeee Day. mn Circus Hosts Long Bill and Applause
A lively circus performance last night featured an extended bill with Miss Lyndhurst, Burne, and Nigel Jackson drawing praise for acts and attire mishaps noted. The Second Congregation of St. Andrew’s Cathedral will hold a 9:30 AM Christmas service tomorrow with soloists McGrew Kinney Taukes Ross and Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molokai
Miss Lyndhurst
Burne
Nigel Jackson
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Miss. McGrew
Mrs. Kinney
OC. P Taukes
Ernest Ross
W. L. Stanley
Vollowing
Co Nogrich
Anthew
Bing
U Meavens
St. Andrew's Cathe
Patou
Olu
Funeral of Carpenter Cooper in Baltimore
The funeral for Carpenter Cooper of Baltimore will be this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Quarantine hospital with a naval military display. A ships battalion, sailors, marines, and the Wild Swan detachment will land about 3 30 and march to the hospital for a service by Rev. Mr. Peck before escorting the remains to Navann cemetery for burial with naval honors. Cooper, born in America, was 58 and on the way home to retirement. The accident details are reported elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter Cooper
U.S
Baltimore
Qoneana
Bennington
Wild Swan
Hospits
Mr. Peck
Navann
Naval Naval
Carpenter
Local Items and Notices From Island Journal
Mixed notices report illness of W C Lane Sr at Dowsett Lane with pneumonia, doctors McLennan and Russel hopeful. Several local items include loitering arrests none today, steamer results J A Cummins beat Koko Hond, Kauni from Garden Isle telephoned off Barber's Point. New high school class forming January 6. Circus performances tonight and tomorrow at reduced prices. Judge Perry handling passport violation case involving two Japanese maidens. German beer invoice received by Wolters Klemme for tomorrow. Ah Yieck and Ah Wong fined $50 for opium possession. European restaurant to offer extra dinner tomorrow with fifty cent charge. Death notice for John Danson of Plymouth, England, aged 70. Hearts and Mailes baseball game scheduled at League Grounds 3 pm tomorrow. Captains Lewis and Mahan names mentioned. G R Harrison advertised as piano and organ maker with factory reference notes. Ondres at Hawaiian News Co. to receive prompt attention. Kahului Railroad elects officers: G B P Wilder president, OC 1 Wight vice president, W O Wilder treasurer, OC J Falk auditor, directors F Allen and B W MacTaran.
Court Actions in Higher Courts and Probate Hearings
In the higher courts Judge Whiting heard claims totaling 925.24 against bankrupt Cho Sam and named T. R. Robinson as assignee for 1500. K Podeya’s petition to mortgage minor children’s land was granted up to 250. The will of S. K. Holokai admitted to probate with Elena Kahele named executrix without bond. The Heela Agricultural Company answered the injunction bill by H. H. Parker. A claim was filed in John R. Silva vs J. W. Kanimoku for ranch services and travel expenses totaling 654. Judge Whiting confirmed the sale of real estate by Kealoha Tuko to Louis Touissaint for 1000. Chief Justice Judd and Justice Frear presided. Laing divorce appeal heard with Dole and Davis for the husband, Kinney for the wife. A habeas corpus case involving two Japanese women resulted in their release after the Attorney General and officers questioned the passport-law detention.
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Aotors
Whiting
Cho Sam
T. R. Robinson
Honolulu
K. Podeya
Eidings
Wd Litem
S. K. Holokai
Elena Kahele
Brown
Pati Honer
Heela Agricultural Company
Cecil Brown
Thes
H. H. Parker
John R. Silva
Kanimoku
Dole
Davis
South Kona
Rowl
Kealoha Tuko
Ono Iuko
J. F. Morgan
Louis Touissaint
Judd
Justice Frear
Circuit Court
Laing
Kinney
Police uncover arcane tramp sect in San Jose Society
A tramp arrest in San Jose reveals a charter for the Sons of Rest, an organization among vagrants with an initiation fee of 25 cents or a package of cigarettes as substitute. The club meets at St Janes Park with motto Only food and horses work, and police claim such a group existed among the angry militia. Doll donations are urged to Hooks store tonight for distribution tomorrow morning.
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Society of Trampe
San Jose
Sons of Rest
St. Janes P Ark
Mi T
Eleanor’s Pacific voyage halted by storm and search efforts
Reports say Eleanor departed from San Pratcino bound for Connecticut with a farewell from harbor vessels. A gale near Cape Flattery damaged her main shaft and propeller, limiting movement to a slow wake. Danube Costa Maude Mischief Tacoma Kripemm and others scouted the area for her location as reinsurance payments noted Dec 71.
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Eleanor
San Pratcino
South America
Connecticut
Beott
Atlante
Strathwerls
Taco
Cape Flattery
Ili
Drake
Danube
Costa Maude
Mischief
Tacoma
Kripemm
Culos
Paget Sound
Orient
Child Burns As Clothes Catch Fire In House Incident
Harold Godfrey, four, suffered a severe burn on his left side after his clothes caught fire on Saturday. His sister sustained burns to both hands while attempting to smother the flames. Mrs Godfrey’s dress burned in the incident. Dr Mc Lennan is treating the boy, who remains in a precarious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Prank Godfrey
Restoration work halted on rear judiciary balcony
A note states the restoration of the balcony at the rear of the Judiciary building is suspended, likely awaiting materials. A grand railway excursion to Waia tao is planned tomorrow with a free lines ticket. A large crowd attended the Kinbime corpus cuss hearing before the Supreme Court, which tentatively found that the Aon WOO FOMpOOtAbly conferred and were not subject to the pananort law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiatao
Aeteilance
Chee Supreme Court
Henan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Bulletin
King Street
H. L
Talanda
Canada
P.O
B. L. Finney
MA Efee I
A. V. Gear
Aldergrove
W. Robertson
Liverpool
Amay Bi Theo, H Davis & Co, Ltd
Yokohama
Hongkong
O. Se
Hendry
Portland
EF Forreight
Anil Pansage
Theo, H. Davies & Co., Limited
Dosed General Agente
YEE ON CO
Nuaanu St. P.O
Limnaden
Sods Water Co
Esplanade
Corner Allen & Fort Sts
Waikiki
Brown & Kubey
Australia
Louvre
Nusawa
Seattle
Edward & Harry
Postoldea
Ayer
Ted
Walkerville
Adelakite
Rally
Ayer's
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
The
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Total
Custom House Records
G. H. Mumm & Co
Hawaiian Islands
HO Yen Kee & CO
Uted
Nusany Strent
Orient Planing Mill
Ving Fat & CO
Gonthautons and
Hulldena
Ouhi
Musical and Damor
Hawes
T. R. Walker
Mollie Atkinson
HM von Hol
Miss Hart
Kulamuna Ward
Miss von Holt
Carl Widemann
Wray Taylor
Manna Widewann
Circus
St Andrew's Cathedral
NG Poseral
W. C. Lane Sr
Mra
J. A. Cummins
Garden Isle
Barber's Point
Wolters & Klemme
Ah Yieck
Ah Wong
Leleo
John Danson
Plymouth
Engl Land
Hearts
Mailes
Lesgue
G. Lewis
A. Mahan
G. R. Harrison
Ondres
Hawaiian News Co
Kahului Railroad Company
Haw
G. BP. Wilder
Wight
W. O. Wilder
J Falk
Wrete F. Allen
B. W. Mactarane
Renee Court
Intmas
NORD
Part
al Nationp
Varadis
Hawaii
Panos
Kavith
Sime
Chriatmas Morane
Smith
Christus
Mrwalton
Thomas Square
Tomorme
Hooks
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