Memorial meetings for Queen Victoria at Kapalama Consulate
A meeting of British residents at the British Consulate in Kapalama discussed memorial services for Queen Victoria. W G Lewin was named chairman, Iain Walker secretary, and a Hawaii territorial governor letter was read. A memorial committee was formed to arrange services, with plans likely at Kawainaho Church next Sunday.
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Kapalama
Victoria
England
Ireland
India
Hoare
W. G. Lewin
Iain Walker
Hawaii
Dole
WG. Lewin
Robert Catton
George 8. Harrie
Robert Jordin
George F. Davies
Nornan
Marquis c of
Single Taxers Meet at Fontertall Enthu siasm Over Tax Reform
The single taxers held a meeting at Fontertall last Saturday night. John Emmerith was chosen to preside and LD. Timmons was made secretary. Readings from Henry George were shared as the chair outlined the current tax lay and its defects. Emmeruth argued the single tax would shift burden to unimproved real property and spur improvements or sales.
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Fontertall
John Emmerith
Timmons
Henry George
Islands
Heennes
Emmeruth
Timmans
Sybil Sene derson Returns to Opera Stage
New York report states soprano Sybil Sene derson plans a continental tour starting with Munich and Vienna and continuing through Hasopne, Geli, Athens, Constantinople, St Petersburg, before returning to the Opera Comique in Paris to sing Masses. She notes electrical treatment failed to restore her vigor, but her voice remains strong and she is motivated to perform again.
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New York
Tnt Peyle
Sybil Senederson
Eien
Techlef
Mucharest
Vienna
Hasopne
Geli
Athens
Constantinople
St. Petersburg
Opera. Comique
Paris
Massesnet
Bryan Will Travel for European Tour Early Spring
Omaha dispatch reports W. J. Bryan plans a European journey in the early spring, aiming to meet President Keager and visit British ports, Ireland, and other sites. He may use the trip to secure material for a series of letters for his Commoner newspaper and to discuss imperialism and colonial dependencies.
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Omaha
W. J Mryan
Europe
Keager
Ireland
Mr. Beyaat
Remedy against momulators planted castor oil near homes
Conmul Plumarherat writes to the State Department proposing planting castor oil plants around premises as a deterrent to mosquitoes. He notes the plant grows four to five feet in cold and temperate climates and may reach tree height, with a smell harming insects, and claims his experience shows fewer mosquitoes where the plants are grown.
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Conmul Plumarherat
State Department
Palma Chriet
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Ilokal Lanal, Hawaii
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THE
Evening Bulletin
Hawaii Land CO
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Jonsh Kumalao
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W. C, Achi & CO
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T. R. Mossman
Abstractor and
Campbell Building
Merchant Street
H. G. Biart
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Kawaiahao Church
Hulletin Publishing Co
Sybil
Bryan
Hawaiian Tobacco Co., Ltd
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T. W. Davies & Co, Ltd
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Alsen Conant
Borland Cement
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Alata Welling
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Linstones
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