Local and General News Digest
John Keons received a one year sentence in reform school for second degree larceny. The Mionora arrived from Vancouver and Victoria, departing for Coloniea at 60m yesterday. Supreme Court postponed tri angular content over Queen Kuma Estate until Justice Prear returns from Washington. In Police Court this forenoon eighteen cases of common misdemeanors, a crackdown on firecracker misuse. resignations of Wansey as Curator and Chas Bishop from trusteeship noted, S M Demon appointed trustee by Supreme Court. Deputy Marshal Chillingworth exposed a bank blast at Alyat’s. Fat, formerly a detective, involved. Benjamin Zablan, Police Court clerk, will miss duties for two weeks after Christmas injury from a monkey bite in the right thumb.
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Vancouver
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Sanday
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Queen Kuma Estate
Supreme Court
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Turuel
Hawaiian Choral Club Concert at Opera House Tonight
A rehearsal by the Hawaiian Choral Club preceded a program of vocal and instrumental music to be held at the opera house tonight. The choir will perform two numbers alone and with Kawainhao Seminary girls and the Kamehameha Glee Club. Most seats in the lower area are reserved. Wall, Nichols Co has a few good seats remaining.
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Opera House
Neveral
Kawainhao Seminary
Kamehameha Glee Club
Nichols Co
Urgent Deficiency Bill Passes in Senate Amid Canal Debate
Washington December 15. The urgent deficiency appropriation bill for army and navy for six months displaced the Nicaragua Canal bill in the Senate today. No vote on postponement was possible before the holidays. The deficiency bill passed.
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Washington
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Honular Army and Navy Union forms Honolulu garrison
Lin sign Worth Bagley Garrison No. 168 of the Regular Army and Navy Union of the United States was instituted in Honolulu. National Deputy Wm Mackay installed officers, including Commander M H Sanders and Adjutant J E Sheahan. The union offers mutual aid and burial support to members and veterans, welcoming traveling members.
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Honular
Army and Navy Union
Honevter
Honolulu
Linsign Worth Bagley
Regular Army and Navy Union
United States of America
Wm. Mackay
J. F. Pearson
Goo. Gregory
M. H Sanders
P. F. Yan
E. A.etroot
J. E. Sheahan
Chas. Lind
Brothers of the Union
Weather and shipping notes from Diamond Head region
Weather data from Punahou on December 27 shows a morning low of 61 and midday high of 75, with 0.00 inches rainfall and humidity around 80 percent. Arrivals include vessels from Victoria, San Francisco, and Panama, with departures listed for Maui and Hawaii ports and several ships sailing tomorrow to expected routes. Three deserters from the Bennnington were captured. they were returned aboard ship. Tariff extension for Hawaii discussed. three entry ports proposed with Honolulu as customs HQ at a $4000 salary for the collector.
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Punahou
Rometer
Miewert
Hemming
Cage
Victoria
Me Twa
George
Makena
James Makee
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Gregory
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Thompson
Kasual Ports
Kinau
Clarke
Maul
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Hie Gost Na Purser
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Parser Piltz
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Mai
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Porta
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Washington
Howell
Treasury Department
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Hoe
Harold Sewall
United States
Treasury
Hilo
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Honolulu
Opium Found Hidden in Immigrant Baggage at Quarantine
J. D. McVeigh of the Board of Health reports ten pounds of opium in lozenges concealed inside a Chinese blanket at the quarantine station after customs had missed it. The discovery followed routine checks of immigrant baggage. The notice also mentions local firemen receiving meat gifts from neighbors and a distant Dreyfus item from London. A marriage announcement records Kumano Kealoha and Annie Williams wed in the city on December 2, 1894.
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J. D. McVeigh
Board of Health
Water Rates Due January 1600 in Honolulu
Under authority of 1880 laws water privileges holders must pay water rates for the term ending June 80, 1800 at Honolulu Water Works by January 16. Delinquent accounts incur 10 percent penalty after due date. February 15, 1800 is final delinquency date. Payments to be made at the Water Works office in the Kapioolani Building. Andrew Brown, kupu Honolua Water Works, Honolulu, HLT.
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Audi
Kapoaiwa
Andrew Brown
Kup't Honolua Water Works
Honoliu
HLT
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