Benjamin’s health tonic draws Honolulu shoppers to Fort Street
Mie Benjamin, a well known Eastern physician, visits the Honolulu Drug Co on Fort Street, asserting his medicine cures stomach trouble by restoring digestion. He predicts rapid local sales after proving his remedy’s merit to skeptical residents. Manuel Souza Cabral, a chronic sufferer, praises the product after a week’s use and says it has provided relief when other doctors failed.
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Benjamin
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort Street
Honolulu
Manuel Souza Cabral
Centerville
California
Punchbow
Benjamin Herbalo
Kirmess Stage 1 to be Erected for Festive Night
The off fiali market will host a large stage erected under Stage Manager SVU Adams for the Mid-Facthe Kitmess on Saturday February 18. The night features fourteen booths with fifteen minutes each, an orchestra and Ernest Kal's double quintette, culminating in a public dance from eight to eleven thirty. Lucius Tuttle, a former Boston & Maine president, had his left leg amputated after blood poisoning.
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Fiali
Svu Adams
Adamy
Berger
Ernest Kaal
Adams
Lucius Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Keine
Boston
Postponed finals and doubles draw at Oahu College
Weather again delayed the tepnix events at Oahu College with singles final and opening doubles match postponed until Monday. Gibb and Hoogs face final in singles while doubles teams to be drawn from Hodgs and Re Hitchcock, Gibb and Wishard, and others.
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Oahu College
Desha
Qay
McStocker
J. Hind
B. Baldwin
B Gibb
Rind
Pimberlake
Chatman
Lynch Defends Umpire Uplift on Spring Trips
President Thomas J. Lynch of the National League dismisses rumors he plans to assign umpires to join teams on spring trips to prepare for the season. He says umpires already receive sufficient prep through college games and local series and opposes closer intimacy between players and officials on southern tours.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Way
Lynch
Laaich
Instanos
Ike
Taft Named Honorary Chairman of American Olympic Committee
James E Sullivan announces President Taft has accepted the post as honorary president of the American committee formed to oversee Olympic efforts. Yale’s James Curtis traveled to Washington to request Taft head the group. R M Thompson of the New York Athletic Club will serve as chairman.
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New York
James E Sullivan
Taft
James Curtins
Yale
Washington
Evry
R. M.thompson
New York Athletic
Haleiwa golf losers host winners dinner after matches
Saturday night dinner planned at Haleiwa by the losers for the winners of recent golf tournament. Haleiwa club split into two teams with winners to dine. dry links and late week travel noted as factors for Honolulu players and Country Club members. Also boxing news from Tacoma and musings on pitchers careers and warmups.
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Haleiwa
Honolulu
Soldier King Runs Fifteen Miles At Kapiolani Park
Fifteen miles were run by Soldier King at Kapiolani Park yesterday afternoon completing the distance in one hour thirty five minutes five seconds. He plans a Pear City run tomorrow with Nigel Duckyon on a bicycle, starting from Hotel street. Local sports watchers noted the effort as a first fifteen mile workout in this era, with Kao and associates expressing satisfaction amid growing interest in Hawaii marathon training.
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Soldier King
Kapiolani Park
King
Pearl City
Yo Meo A. Tuuld
Mtotel Street
Nigel Duckyon
Kao
Hiana
Hawalh Kaoo
Bit
San
Minnesota May Have Chance to Row
Minnesota may form a rowing program at the University of Minnesota by next fall. Congressional action on a dam proposed at Port Snelling boosts feasibility, as inquiries from top coaches arrive. Letters from Syracuse and Harvard associations and an offer from George Van Viet of New York surface as potential guarantees to build a winning crew.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Port Snelling
University
Addiion
Ten Ryck
University of Syracuse
Stevenson
Harvard
George van Viet
New York City
Minnesota
Fragmented early 20th century clippings mix and match lethal crime and sports notes
A garbled montage reports Carl V. Storey shot fatally in Indianapolis, alleges Alice Rophler. mentions baseball honors for Connie Mack worth 1000 dollars, and a widow Widely scattered items include Mulkey land suit and Ada M. Jenson with Delan case.
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Carl V. Storey
University of Ilinois
Columbus
Ind
Traden
Indianapolis
Alice Rophler
Guthrie, Ind
Japanese Team Here in July Promotes Waseda Series
Reports from Japan indicate Wels University bulletin to Honolulu as local promoters planned. Waseda opponents and early July games disrupted schedules, with Japanese teams expected to draw strong fan interest this season.
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Japan
I Haa Bene
Wels University Bull Tin
Honolulu
Warhior
Opi Teak Games
Waseda Tyant
Joent Games
Sean
Honolule
Waseda
Suinne
Plana
Kolow Whit Werive
Chiyo Maruc
Elks Prepare for Big Crowd at Carnival Event
Local organizers cap large turnout for Helles carnival in Alaken with a full slate of vaudeville shows daily exhibitions street parade and dancing. Officials urge residents to buy tickets early and bring families as preparations push toward a lively celebration with music games and refreshments.
Boy Scouts to Drill Hard at Studd Street Drill
Sergeant Cat of the Marines oversees four squads of thirty Boy Scouts in new uniforms at Studd Street tomorrow. This marks their first time wearing the outfits as drills become fast and precise. Parade plans include a march past with crowd cheers and a display of their new gear.
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Doxide Stern
Inoue
Philiadelphia Ameriricany
Connig Mack
McGillicuddy
Europe
Jetter
Thone
Athletics
Cat
Marines
Studd Street
Tix
Monetain
Clin
Rexall Mucu Tone Offers Hope For Catarrhal Low State
An advertisement promoting Rexall Mucu Tone as a general system tonic to restore mucous membrane health and fight catarrhal weakness. It promises a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied after a reasonable trial and urges readers to visit The Rexall Store in Tengon, Smith & Co. Ltd.
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Hite
Iva
Ita
Rexall
Hondiin
Tengon, Smith & Co, Ltd
Japanese in California schools to be issued
Sacramento reports that a proposed measure to segregate Japanese and white children in California schools will be revived at the regular session. Assemblyman Hall of Bakersfield plans to introduce it, with strong support likely on the House floor. Other bills on aliens and war-era restrictions may also be reviewed by committees.
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Sacramento
Dan
California
Assemblyman
Hall
Bakeradeth
United States
Three Brothers Die in Family Fight Over Wife
Atlanta dispatch reports that three brothers Richard, Whick, and Alfred Bonefield were slain in a family feud over another man’s wife. The fight, described as a free-for-all, erupted after a dispute in Cleburne County near Hopewell Alabama. Local lines and dates are unclear due to the telephoned source.
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Imm
Mopewell
Cleburne Wounty
Alabama
Whick
Richard
Alfred Bonefield
Rowell
Hopewell
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