Hawaiian Lodge No. 21 Installs Officers at Masonic Temple
Hawaiian Lodge No. 21, FP and A M, installed its newly elected officers last evening at the Masonic Temple in the presence of many members and visiting brethren. The banquet followed with elaborate fare for 150 guests and toasts by Hon. Paul Neumann and other leaders, praising Masonry, charity, and fraternal ties.
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W.E. Allen
Andrew Brown
A. M
Masonic Temple
Joseph M Little
E T Spalding
W M Giffard
H J Burviston
W H Wright
F W Whitney
J A Low
Fred. Goudie
A ‘Tyler
H Myhre
Jowels
Arelie Gilfillan
W. M Giffard
Lodge
J. W. Chapman
E.T. Spalding
Mason
Brother Little
Mr"Spalding
Archie Gilfillan
John Phillipa
Pavnte Lodge
Grant Lodge
California
A.B. Gilfillan
al Hady
Grand Lodge
The
Golden State
J. M. Mourarrat
Justice
Mr. Braddick
Rey
Alex, Mackintosh
Clarence M. White
J. M. Little
Vo Beir
M. E. Greenman
Tyler
California jail inmates facing serious cases in San Quentin
The list includes W. H. T. Durrant Manuel Fellows Manuel Chavez Louis J Renee Josph Ebanks Honjumte Hil A L Koott Dennis Mc Carthy Join Miller and Tico Morasea awaiting further action.
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San Quentin
W. H.T. Durrant
Manuel Fellows
Manuel Chavez
Louis J
Renee Josph J. Ebanks
Honjumte Hil
A. L. Koott
Dennis McCarthy
Join Miller
Tico Morasea
King Holdings Seized Wharf as Judge Enjoins Action
Judge Stanley grants a temporary injunction in James A. King v Oahu Railway and Land Co, ordering King and agents to stop taking possession of the premises at the Honolulu harbor wharf. The Interior Department letter dated 27, 1897, reports government possession and harborage dues collection.
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James A
Defend Arts
Ete Fondante
Department of Interior
Honolulu
BF. Dillinghaw
Anbu Railway and Land Co
Stanley
Bae
James A. King
Treaty debate and Hawaiian fate tied to monarchy hope
A Washington dispatch reports December 16 that Hawaii’s fate hinges on the treaty. Advocates of annexation foresee monarchist restoration under English domination if the Senate rejects the treaty. Senate Foreign Relations members seek to press the matter after holidays, with alleged covert efforts backing Queen Kaiulani and English influence. Davis plans open proceedings but faces Committee opposition and a push for secrecy.
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Washington
New York Herald
Dole
Kaiilani
Liliaokalani
Hawaii
Senate
Senate Committees On Foreign Relations
Koiulani
United States
Davis
Hilborn Deems Hawaiian Annexation Debate Misunderstood
Representative Hilborn criticizes Chicago press misinterpretation of his remarks on Hawaiian annexation. He says he supports annexation in principle and will back the joint resolution if needed to bring it before the House.
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Washington
Hilborn
Chicago
Merchant Advocates Against Mokolit Cargo Charge Incident
A Fort Street merchant complained in the paper about a Mokolit steamer parcel charged fifty cents freight without prepayment, intended for Sister Maristine at Bishop Home Kalaupapa. The vessel’s purser denied the claim. later, the boy revealed a different individual demanded the money. The merchant wrote to Witner Steamship Company and now thanks the company for prompt attention, while a rebuke aims to counteract lingering unfounded accusations.
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Fort Street
Maristine
St Kalaupapa
Mokolii
Green
Witner Steamship Company
NG Campfire meeting requires uniform for attendees
At a further meeting of the Regimental campfire committee it was decided that all active members of the NG EH who appear on a Thursday evening must be in uniform. Ex members desiring to attend must apply at headquarters for invitation cards. There will be chairs in the main hall for 26 persons and the company rooms will be called Iutu service if needed.
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N.G. EH
Manslaughter on Maui Coroner's verdict shocks island
Coroner's jury finds Chinaman fatally struck by runaway horse. John Richardson Jr. arrested for manslaughter in the first degree. Incident occurred Christmas Eve near Lahaina mill, as horseman sped through a lane, killing the man and sparing the woman and child. Sheriff Baldwin holds the suspect pending preliminary examination.
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Lebanon
Wen
Lahaina Mill
Ressen
John Richardson Jr
Baldwin
Wanelaughter
Oldest local resident Keliiholo dies at 105 on Kuakini Street
A fifteentharian Bes Hoalolu’s oldest resident, Keliiholo, died yesterday at age 105. Born in 1792, he witnessed Kamehameha I’s conquest of Oahu as a toddler and recalled major events with notable clarity, according to surviving community memory.
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Hoalolu
Keliiholo
Kuakini Street
Kamehoweba I
Oni
Inland Celebration for Molo Kai Sunday Schools
Sunday schools of Molo kai meet at Pakoo next Saturday for a Christmas celebration and convention. A business program and picnic will be carried out.
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Molokai
Pakoo
Value of Hawaii's Trade Declines in November
San Francisco exported to Hawaii in November merchandise valued at 609,874 dollars. For the same month exports to China Japan East Indies and the Philippines totaled 544,764 dollars.
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San Francisco
Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippines
Wigglites to Meet at Noon for Waverley Ball Prep
Theo Hoffmann says Wigglites will convene at noon to finalize arrangements for the Waverley ball. The club plans to stain the room floors and then hold the first tuners meeting tomorrow.
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Theo. Hoffmann
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