Ewa plantation opens first free kindergarten on site
A excursion for directors and editors marked the opening of a plantation kindergarten at Ewa on the Honolulu frontier. The building cost about 900 dollars with 550 dollars projected annual maintenance. Guests toured the cottage school, heard remarks from company and association leaders, and observed a Japanese class in kimonos sing and perform.
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Ewe Plantation Company
Board of Education
Mine Kellogg
O. M. Hyde
W. D. Alexander
Ettoh
Mire Olera Lowrie
J. B. Atherton
Ewa Plantation Company
Kinderarton Association
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Hyde
Ewa
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Sev
H.N. Castle
Honolulu
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Concert at Opera House Promises Society Hit Tonight
A benefit concert by Donald Graham and Ma. Broitschuk Marquardt unfolds at the Opera House at eight. The program features Kate McGrew, H. M. Sil Pas Blayter, RB. Ne, James Wilder, with solos, duets and harp pieces.
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Politl
Donald Graham
Ma. Broitschuk
Marquardt
Opera House
Kate McGrew
H. M. Sil Pas Blayter
RB. Ne
James Wilder
Sunday labor on steamships and shops questioned
Lamon voices criticism of the Sunday law enforcement and the government order compelling steamship companies to comply. He urges action against whole suite houses that regularly require clerks on Sundays, arguing that if vessels cannot sail on Sunday then shops should not operate behind closed doors on the day.
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Eorror
Funeral of Empress Dowager and Japanese affairs update
The Doric reports from Nagasaki that U S ships Yorktown and Detroit have arrived from Shanghai. The Empress Dowager’s funeral cost is set at 800000 yen with a Diet bill. Japan considers reducing Weihaiwei troops by one battalion by May. Yakuza resigns as Bank of Japan manager.
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Yorktown
Detroit
Shanghai
Nagasaki
Weihai Wei
China
Pisgue
Bombay
Resignation at Postal Savings Bank
John D. Holt, longtime clerk at the Postal Savings Bank, sent his resignation to Postmaster General J. Morr Car on February 8, 1897. The letter notes his departure from the bank where he served as manager, with Holt hinting at discontent over Hawaiian claims and promotions favoring white applicants.
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Postal Savings Bank
J. Morr Oar
Paastmanter-General
Postal Tee Bank
Joux D. Hor
Holt
National Guard honors Colonel McLean departure
A large body of officers and men gathered in the drill shed on Saturday evening to present Colonel McLean with a gold watch, chain, and locket as he departs aboard the Doric. Captain Murray and Sergeant Stanmore spoke, with Colonel Mut replying. other remarks followed by Ziegler, McCarthy, Paul Smith, and others, amid general goodwill.
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McLean
Doric
T. B. Murray
Eant Stanmore
Mut
Apteiia Ziegler
McCarthy
Paul Smith
Police and Company B clash at Kakanko range
The first of three matches ended with the soldiers defeating Company B by 414 to 398 at Kakanko range. In a separate pairing, Company F and G faced the regulars, who won 408 to 198.
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Kakanko Range
Higher Courts Pass Lottery and Liquor Case Briefs
In court at Malunalon, Dimjun seer Lnonano v MACLERNAN ON TREAE appeals a 100 pound fine for maintaining a lottery. Judge Carter confirms sentence after a jury trial. A Hawaiian jury also tries Bipi for liquor sale without license before Judge Carter with counsel Dolw for Republic and Kane for defense. In D. McLennan damages suit, jury includes Spencer, Wall, Beard, Wally, Cathcart and others. Kinney and Ballon represent plaintiff, Neumann and Thurston & Stanley for defendant. Judge Perry presides over malpractice claim against defendant for rheumatism treatment. J Q Wood for defendants. John Baker v Young Hee et al consent to public land sale. administrator sale of Inte Q. Pernandes estate confirmed to J. W. Pratt for 1600.
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The
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C. R. Dement
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BP. Neumann
Thurston & Stanley
J.Q. Wood
Frank Tellesoa
Albert
Jah Trask
John T. Baker
Young Hee
Carter Hne
Inte Q. Pernandes
J. W. Pratt
Honolulu cricket team routs British cruiser Joaras crew
The Honolulu cricket team triumphed over the Joaras crew on Saturday afternoon, bowling the naval side out for 31. Honolulu tallied a score before rain or time halted the second innings. Captain Hatfield achieved hat tricks for the club,重复ing the milestone from a past match while Mackintosh fell short of the feat.
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Joaras
Hatfheld
Honolulu Cricket Club
A. St. M. Mackintosh
Capin
Government band concert at Emma square this evening
At Fmms Square the government band presents a regular concert this evening at Emma square. The program includes an overture Fra Diavolo and a specialty by Mr Charles Kreuter. Gus Schuman has received from the Conet one of the finest surveys imported to the country.
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Emma Square
Fra Diavolo
Charles Kreuter
Gus Schuman
Columbus
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