Legal notices and court actions in ongoing cases
In higher courts An Wong granted further time to file excep tions for a felonious assault conviction extended to January. Kane as administrator bonds for K ana Kukona estate. Heein Agricultural Com peer seeks right of way for railway across Rev. Parker land with injunction. John Kalankoa sues Elizabeth Kalankoa for divorce. W R B Cautle sues L Ablo on a $1200 note. Cecilia Kealohilani seeks letters of administration for Antone K. Sylva estate valued at 500 to Hermann Kaoull. A Strohm files bill of exceptions to a nonsuit in a wagon work dispute tied to the Miowern steamship incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Carter
A. G. M. Robertson
Ah Wong
Kane
Kana Kukona
Heein Agricultural Compeer
H. H. Parker
John Kalankoa
Elizabeth N. Kalankoa
W. RB. Cautle
L. Ablo
Cecilia Kealohilani
Antone K. Sylva
Hermann Kaoull
A. Strohm
W. F. Wilson
Christmas Services Crowded Across City Cathedrals
Crowds filled churches yesterday morning for Christmas services. St Andrew's held six services with Wray Taylor on organ. The Second Congregation 9:80 service featured Mise McGrew's soprano solos and especially fine music. The cathedral was crowded. Central Union church also drew a large congregation with a well rendered musical portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Wray Taylor
Mise McGrew
Central Union Church
Aluminum Shoes Tested on Cavalry Horses in Finland
Mores Shoes of Aluminum and Rossin ues tried experiments with aluminum shoes for cavalry horses. A few horses in the Finland Dragoons were shod with one aluminum shoe and three iron shoes each. The aluminum shoes were used on fore feet in some cases and hind feet in others. The six week trial showed aluminum shoes lasted longer and preserved the hoof better than iron shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossin Ues
Finland
Honolulu Team Defeats Wild Swan in Christmas Cricket Match
The Honolulu and H. B. M. 8 Wild Swan cricket teams played a Christmas afternoon return match. Honolulu won by 58 runs for one innings, with Wild Swan scoring 27 in the match. Time ended with Honolulu resigning wickets to permit further batting. Five men batted wide in the second innings, Honolulu totaling 68 and Wild Swan 44, making the overall score Honolulu 126, Wild Swan 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
H. BM
Wild Swan
Honolulua
Honolula
Aielula
Wild Bean
St Plimaia
Weaton
M Mackintosh
P Newmann Jr
Standun
Dean
Brnneh
Ward
T Lishman
Wenton
Weston
D Ross
W Liebman
Gnisford
Pilanaia
Mackintosh
Lieut Weston
Hatfield
O Brasch
Mr Ward
Lient
Dr. Marriott
Capt Napier
Dare
Heathcnte
O Stanley
Standan
Neumann
Lishman
Perrymen
Bwan
Rune
Hawes
Old Settler Dies After Pneumonia at 76
Obituary notes W C Lane, 76, early Honolulu resident born in Ireland, died of pneumonia. A long-time farmer and former legislator, he led a life of hospitality and service to Kaneohe area, with 10 surviving children and a large family. Funeral arrangements to be held at Makao with Odd Fellows involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Lane
Islands
W. C. Lane
Treeland
Honolulu
Old Maine
8. P. Ford
Bre
Lane
Kooluu and
Laie
Makho
Legion Lwture
W. ©. Lane
Tom
Yaidian
New York
Jonias Kai Kona
Experator Lodge
C. F
Makao
Odd Fellows
Local Undertaker Ed A Williams Reports Recent Burials
Ed A Williams undertaker notes recent funeral activity including a 26 year old native of Kona buried yesterday at Kawaishao church cemetery with Rev H H Parker officiating a 13 year old Annie Jacobson buried today at Makiki and John Kenson buried yesterday in Nououu cemetery by Bishop Willis. Also reports embalming the body of Wm C Lane elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Williams
Kona
Kawaishao Church
H.h.parker
Annie Jacobson
Makiki
John Kenson
Censon
Nououu
Bishop Willis
Death of J Glocker After Long Illness in Town
After years of asthma and confinement to his room, J Glocker died at his home. He had lived here about three years and his illness was treated by Dr McLennan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Glocker
Ban Boon
Dr. and Mee
McLennan
Onshrate
Conta
Cincinnati Enquirer
Honolulu Court Terms Folded Into Oddities And Mingled Tales
In Judge Perry's court a long Honolulu session reveals a mix of minor crimes and oddities. Fifteen drunks face justice alongside tales of opium possession and domestic disputes. Several defendants flee prosecution while others plead guilty amid a crowded, lively docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Honolulu
Hong Kee
John King
Wo Chong
China
Lo Choy
Ah Hin
You Kun
Kon Sam
Circus Crowded At Honolulu Shows With Fundraiser
The circus drew large crowds at two performances in Honolulu with high audience attendance. Little Muriel Wirth received a floral design, and Mariel, Katie Montgomery, and Elsie St. Leon won popular support. A steamship schedule change delays departure until next Monday, prompting matinees and a Lu Halilo Home benefit for Muriel Wirth. The Joper benefit raised over $221,000 for Molokai unfortunates, and Saturday night marks the last Homolulu appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeuterusy
Muriel Wirth
Mariel
Katie Montgomery
Elsie St. Leon
Honolulu
Hawaii
Luhalilo
Molokai
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the Evening Bulletin
King ‘Street
Amori
Mexico
Canada
P.O. Box
B. L. Fonney
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Jane Inr
Mumm & Co
Pommery & Group
Moet & Chandon
Heidsieck & Co
Teers Louis Roederer
Buinart
Perrier Joust, Trroy & Co
Vve
Clicquot Bouche Sec
Delbook & Co. & Co
Chas. Heidsie« Various
Total
Custom House Records
G. H. Mumm & Co
HO Yen Kee & CO
Ud Sd Repatend
Orient Planing Mill
Wing Fat & CO
Contractona and Builders
AN Wong
Crow
Probete- Mboworn
Mores
Omer
Ome
Elsa Schaefer
F. A. Schaefer
Minas Loulie Morgan
Fanning Island
Tahiti
Pitcairn Island
Ovide Mosin
Mr. Scharf
Kamehameha
Deiit
Oabu
Orowr Curdes
Jim Crow
Lewin & Co
Leo
Rimenta
Australia
England
London
Glocker
London Times
Stev. V. H. Kutent
T. R. Walker
Dr. McLennan
Ladies’ Strangers’ Friend Society
Board of Health
King Bros. Hotel
Burzeriy
Xmas Greetings
King Bros
Hotel St
Will
Voboggan
Washington
Mr. Jones
Wonton Courier
Judge Perry Court
Christman
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