Fragmentary 1895 Item From January Sting Notice
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05 Feb 1896
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Evening Bulletin in Honolulu, Hawaii
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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1896
Page
1
Macfarlane and Co Role Agents for Hawaiian Islands
Macfarlane and Co serving as role agents for G.11 Mumm and Co. for the Hawaiian Islands with a mention of the 124th designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 11, Mumm & Co
Hawaiian Islands
Corbett Assaults Fireman After Theater Row
James J. Corbett, in a New York National Theater incident, attacked fireman William Murphy for warning about smoking in Corbett’s dressing room. Murphy was injured with two teeth loosened and a split upper lip as the fight spilled into the hall and up stairs. Corbett was subdued by theater staff and later claimed earlier theater rule violations by Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Corbett
National Theater
William Murphy
Murphy
Corbett
John Ti. Sullivan
Charles Mitchell
Mag
Jim
Murph
Otr
Longest Timber Cut in Gray's Harbor by Northwestern Mill
In Hoquiam the Northwestern Lumber Company cut a foot long by twenty two inches square timber of flawless quality. It is described as the longest piece ever cut on Gray's Harbor and will be used as a mast for the Veliconer Volunteer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeas
Colonel Cockerill
The
Herald
Tokio
A. H. Butler
California
Osaka
Yokohama
Salina Cruz
Mexico
Butler
Japan Cotton Trading Company
Gulf States
Galveston
Coatzacon
Isthmus
Japan
Liverpool
Suez
Tehuantepec
Tepusteto
San Diego
Kobe
Nagasaki
London
United States
Texas
San Antonio
Gulf
San Francisco
Northwestern Lumber Company
Hoquiam
Gray's Harbor
Veliconer
International contest sets Hawaii guard against California team
A Saturday match in California and Sunday in San Francisco pits Hawaii National Guard against California National Guard sharpshooters. Col. Fisher plans final team selections Friday with many volunteers listed. expected scores hover around 40 to 47 points for top shooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California National Guard
National Guard of
Hawaii
San Francisco
Bulletin
Fisher
Lino
California
Colonel Fisher
Colonel Soper
Camara
Major Jones
Broome
Soper
Jones
Company B
White
Captain White
Biwin
Park Haiving Mide
Paul Smith
Annual Meeting of Company B Reports Read
Captain EB White presided at the annual meeting of Company B at their drill shed quarters. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and accepted. The range committee noted 42 of 73 members practiced target shooting with top groups: ten best 4345, fifteen best 4245, twenty best 4134, and average 42. A visiting committee was formed to assist sick members. Atherton re elected secretary and treasurer. Cummins admitted as member. By law amendment on honorary members discussed but failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. O. White
Company B
Edwards, Johnson, Storey and Schmidt
CO. H. Atherton
Thomas Cummins
Sudden Lava Drop at Volcana Crater Reported
The Volcana section notes a lava drop of about seventy to eighty feet after nearby earthquake shocks. By morning the crust broke and molten lava poured out in large volume through a large fissure. Peter Lee reports the guide Albert returned from the crater and confirms heightened activity with rapid lava rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcano
W.G. Hall
Peter Lee
Hall
Dain
Albert
Aly
Oregon Seeds for Hawaiian Forest Revival Plan
A letter from botanist C F Pfluger of Portland describes trial shipment of Oregon fir and cedar seeds to Hawaii. He cites locations like Kalihi and Manoa valleys and Hilo as suitable for growth, and offers to send more seed lots for gratuitous distribution via Commissioner Marsden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsden
Oregon
Ka. Dokum
Portland
C. F Pfluger
Islands
Pfluger
Hawaii
Beniren
E. Dekum
Messrs. Hackfeld & Co
Kalihi
Manoa
Hilo
Kona
Kua
Hanalei
Linn
J. Hackfeld & Co
Marasden
Maraden
Port Oxford
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Lohman
Buchanan
Hannis
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Gouvier
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McLean
W. C. King
National Guard of Hawaii
Annual Meeting OF Company
Electra
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Ballatte
Mocking Minds
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