Dowsett Homestead Furniture Being Sold
Dowsett Homestead in Kap Jamin hosts a sale of furniture including chairs tables and small items. Proceeds aim to clear estate items and clear space for future use with many pieces described as fine condition and suitable for immediate sale.
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Dowsett Homestead
All Dowsett
Kap Jamin
Ted
Kavmichamehs
Pollebing
Taliton
Davewett
Fernory Jane
Enteanne
Tada Yeaterday
Honelatn
Street Car Collision Near Emma Street
A beaded collision occurred when street cars Nos 28 and 19, both crowded, crashed near Emma Street last evening. One car halted at a beacon while the other struck, causing panic among passengers but no injuries were reported. Cars were sidelined at the barn for repairs.
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Emma Street
Pacific Club officers and partners listed after annual meeting
The undersigned announces a partnership for legal practice and lists partners in the firm Magan Th inga id Alpe Ed Magoon Ranke Thompson and others. The Pacific Club annual meeting elected officers including President Cleghorn Vice President Parker Secretary Spencer Treasurer Halstead Auditor Cooper and Manager Carter. Brewed & Co board officers were elected for the coming year with Wigbersteaa as manager and Eynet as auditor. Dated Honolulu February year noted.
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Wiligers
Pacific Club
ALS
Cleghorn
Sam’t Parker
Farmar Halstead
JG. Spencer
We OE
Allen
CB. Cooper
Wake Stanley
J. Carter
Edgar Halstead
Srt Secreta
Anlal
C. Brewew & Co
Ttba
Jes Wigebrestea
Anid Trews
Eynet
Honolwu
Independents dispute Dr Raymond report request
The Independents deny a published claim that Dr J H Raymond told candidates he recommended changes to the Health Commission and Governor Dale. They defended the visit to obtain the report, argue for a copy, and promise action when the decision opens. They say delays are due to awaiting a formal presentation.
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Gerfertay
Mresiiene Taymor
Dale
Hor
9 Health Commission
Reymond
Lemiste Tyre
Raned
Mwatelt
Comaens
oMiinte
Inxiana
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa Promises Health Help
A vintage health ad urges rich and poor to restore health by natural warnings. It describes sluggish liver, dull nerves, heart palpitations, and bowel or stomach issues, offering Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as a remedy via Hebron Drug Co. agents.
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Kickapoo
Miss Haskins Leaves for Coast to Aid Mother
Miss Haskins announces her return to the Islands will depend on her mother's condition. She hopes to resume photographic work soon if possible and thanks patrons for their support. Duplicates from negatives will be provided by Melvin of King Bros. Gallery. Myatle Lodge No. 3K of PB meets at Cantley Hall Port Said Weit.
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Haskins
Sierra
Melvin
King Bros. Gallery
Samuel McKeeague Appointed Keeper of Powder Magazine
By authority Samuel McKeeague ESQ has been appointed keeper of Powder Magazine for the City of Honolulu Island of Oahu Territory of Hawaii vice W T Monsarrat J A McTandless Supt of Public Works Public Works Dept Honolulu Feb 1 root.
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Samuel McKeague, Esq
City of
Honolulu
Island of
Gana
Territory of Hawaii
W. T. Monsarrat
J. A MC Tandless
Supt. of Public Works
Public Works Dept
Root
Sealed tenders for annual report printing sought
Sealed tenders will be received at the office of the Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry until Thursday February 7 at 17 o'clock noon for printing and binding of the Annual Report of the Commissioner for the period ending December 1 1900. Information from the Commissioner. He does not bind himself to accept the lowest bid. WRAY TAYLOR Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry. 1ysérat
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Commissioner of Agriculture and Forestry
Wray Taylor
Annual meeting at company's dirt shed hosts revelry
Co members held their annual meeting last evening in the dirt shed room. The informal event included refreshments and prohibition era drinks. LT Grant of the Automobile Co announced cars on Honolulu streets by mid March and added plans for new hires and fleet expansion with drivers supervised by management.
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Raverat
LT. Grant
The
Automobile Co
Honoluly
Mate Tore
Grant
Strawn
Seattle
Weather and Shipping Note at Punahou District
Weather Bureau notes morning temperature and midday maximum, barometer reading at 4 am, humidity 78 percent at 9 am, and a wind report. Mauna Loa will begin taking freight tomorrow. The SN Castle and Mary E Foster await sugar at the railroad wharf as ships face weather delays. Clock tower lattice at Kawalataa church demolished by high winds. widespread shipping holdups not seen since plague time. Various vessels await moderating weather for routes to Kauai Molokai and San Francisco.
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Weather Bureau
Punahou
Dow Point
Fate Ronly G
Mauna Loa
SN. Castle
Mary E. Foster
Kawalataa
Custom House Policy On Chinese Status Remains Unchanged
The article reports that the Attorney General and the Treasury disagree on the naturalization of Chinese or Hawaii Han citizens post annexation. The Collector notes he will continue past practices until new instructions arrive, keeping Chinese treated as before.
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Aplcton
Geigen
United Baton
Editoral clash over threats to political target
An editor reports a confrontation with a man claiming to act on behalf of a political faction. The uncle of a young Innion participant denounced the editor and demanded a senator's recall. The editor describes threats and a physical advance, noting the assailant weighed over two hundred pounds and the exchange escalated without further violence.
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Innion
Mate Sandstrom Hurt Aboard The Mau Na Law
Second mate Sandstrom was badly injured at Houtapo when boxes toppled in the hold. He was moved to Queen's hospital after the steamer reached port yesterday and is reported improving. The cargo aboard the Twilight and the ship's voyage to the coast were noted, with an expected clearance and owner hearing by the stated date.
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Sandstrom
Mauna Law
Houtapo
Queen's Hospital
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