Bishop Estate Trustees Plan Parallel Road Along King Street
The Bishop Estate trustees and W. Acht seek a 69 foot parallel road from Palama toward Oahu prison, extending 4000 feet with a 4500 foot remainder to the Iwile road forks. They plan open drainage and ask the Legislature for funding, aiming to connect at proceeds near the leper colony station and extending toward Queen Street with a ten year lease to a rice planter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. GC. Aehi
King Street
Palanaway
Oahu
Alshop
Iwile
Oahu Prison
Biah
Acht
Katate
Swilol Forks
Menue
Queen Street
Bishop Estate
Ladies of the Day Nursery Benefit at Castle Home
The ladies at AL the Castle Home King Street will host a Thursday afternoon 3 to 5 o clock reception to collect money for the nurses work. Contributions will go to Mrs Macdonald who lives in a Richards Street cottage beside Central Union church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL the Castle Home
King Street
Mrs. Macdonald
Lves
Richards Street
Central Union Church
Orient motor bicycle displayed in Honolulu window
There is a motor bicycle on display at Whitmay & Co in Kingstreat Honolulu. It is built by the Waltham Manufacturing Co of Waltham Massachusetts. Claimed as the first machine of its kind in Honolulu, the 100 pound, 3% horsepower vehicle is guaranteed to reach 45 miles per hour or a 1:30 mile speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitmay & Co
Kingstreat
Orient
Waltham Manufacturing Co
Waltham
Mass
Honolulu
Mechanism Prep for Outdoor Test as Weather Warms
A compact gasoline powered system is ready for field testing once temperatures moderate. Engineers note the machine’s mechanical parts are tightly compact and await favorable weather to conduct the first outdoors trial.
Board of Health members survey Kewalo water pools
President Raymond Dr Cooper Dr Emerson and George W Smith of the Board of Health with Executive Olver Pratt visited several insanitary pools in the Kewalo district for a personal survey at the Sanitary Officer Hemouwny request. The Government ditch through Kakenko was in fairly good condition, but more improvements were deemed possible. Further stagnant pools were examined and the board will state its opinions at tomorrow's regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Cooper
Emerson
George W. Smith
Board of Health
Olver Pratt
Kewalo
Kakenko
Man shot in encounter says farewell at steamer
A man wounded in an incident involving Editor Gill of the Republican and Publisher of the Advertiser appeared in court yesterday. He traveled to the steamer Marloona this morning to bid farewell to a departing friend, saying he was writhing in pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer
Steven
Gill
The
Republican
Yeaterday
Marloona
Imprisoned by Mad David Dayton in His House
David Dayton is described as a prisoner in his own home due to a mud filled street. Lilith Street, renamed by officials for the Rapid Transit line, blocks access to his residence. Residents and delivery workers struggle to reach Dayton, with rail and road conveyances hampered by the unsettled route and halted street repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dayton
Lilla Street
Daytone
Lilita Siren
Rapid Transit Company
Lilthe Street
Dayton
Mr. Dayton
Mblletin
Liltha
Thlk House
Liliha Street
Police Court Notes Disposes Gambling and Drunkenness Cases
The foremoon Police Court disposed of cases for Smith H W Kinney LD Kaine and George Harbottle for gambling and drunkenness. Four cases of drunkenness were discharged with fine or reprimand and discharged. Mannal larceny in the second degree was committed to the May term of the Circuit Court for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
H.W. Kinney
Kaine
George Harbottle
Circuit Court
MacMahon Renounces King Edward VII and Declares American Citizenship
P Maurice MacMahon appeared before Judge Botee this morning renouncing King Edward VII of England and becoming a naturalized American citizen. He filed naturalization papers in San Bernardino California in 19%, states no plans to return to the old country and lists Hawaii Territory as his current connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Maurice MacMahon
Edward VII of
Englind
Botee
Frond
American Citien
MacMahan
San
Bernadino
Cal
MarAthon
Native Fire Claim Meeting Formed by Home Rule Party
The Independent Home Rule party executive committee set up a three member committee to organize a meeting of natives to present fire claim grievances to the next Legislature. About 500 natives affected by past fires, mainly on Richards or River streets, are estimated to seek around 50 000 dollars in compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Rule Party
Jagmere
Moothyee
Hot M
Matsters
Leonsinting
Jus
K. Kaulin
J. K. Premdergast
F. J. ‘Testa
Honolulu
Nunsanu
River
River Street
King and Vineyard
Manha
Makal Eorhur
Pole decays found during removal near Mah ops bank
Workmen at Hawaiian Electric Co. site near Mah ops bank uncovered a base in an advanced stage of decay while removing a pole. The pole did not fall during recent high winds and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Electric Co
Mah‘op
Arraignments in Grand Jury Case List and Inventory
Twenty one defendants arraigned in the grand jury proceedings with pleas expected. Cases include embezzlement malicious injury and assault against public officers. Inventory readings cite store stock valued at 2000 and household furniture at 50 as part of estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calend Wahinewakal
Ruchell
Joseph King
Correa
Naholua
Kutukon
Matton
Kaulukon
Yamamoto
Oxata
King Wteont
Frederick L. Waldron
Divorce case dismissal ends Corinna Tyrttett v Ward Bartlett
The assets show merchandise and accounts totaling 1190.02 with cash 165.50 and furniture 10.02. Liabilities include mortgage and accounts owed totaling 2140.88, leaving a net worth of 001.11. The divorce suit of Corinna Tyrttett versus Ward Bartlett was dismissed by Judge Humphrey this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee McChesney & Co
Entate
Corinna Tvrttett
Bartlett
Jie Humphrey
Mariposa Departs Amid Rain and Crowds at Oceanic Wharf
A large crowd gathered at Oceanic wharf this morning to see the Mariposa depart despite rain. Passenger Mike Costello was among those aboard as bands played and farewells echoed. A friend of Costello shouted a warning about leaving his "love untied" as the steamer pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanic
Petera
Mariposa
Aming
Mike Costello
Thone
Comtelto
Miko
Hanrahan
County Charter Finishes Amid Delayed City Report
The Independent Charter Committee met at Poater bail to review the final county charter and hear a presentation by Mr. Caypless. The bill was rejected. secretary ordered to deliver the Monument to Katanokalini for presentation to the Legislature. City charter report delayed as committee members were not ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conmine Son
Poater Bail Tast
Chinese Tumor Meeting to Form Permanent Chinese Committee
On Thursday evenings three meetings will be held at the United Chinese Brewery room to appoint a permanent committee to represent Chinese plague claims before the Legislature. From current signs the meetings will attract many, especially those who suffered losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Chinese Breciery
Road Department Troubles With Weather Delays
The weather yesterday urged the regional supervisor and all road crews to work. Team members were ordered to haul rock, but at noon stormy conditions halted operations. The force has been retired with orders to report when conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yextertay
Campbell
Cameron and Walabeale Arrive Amid Schoolboy Tension
A confused scene unfolds as the Walabeale arrives and Pilot Cameron notes the steamer Rio reports only the Walabeale. He adds that his remarks, though clear, would not be heard by judges at a Sunday school gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Bla
Rio
Eastern Star Charter Members Roll Call
Seal Chapter No. 2 lists charter members of the Eastern Star including Meuxtames 8, BH, Miamnes, MLO, Aty wator, M. Howard, M. FB. Out, Le Bergstrom, K. Mod. Cooper, M Rothwell, H. Brown, Willie, Weight, R. Crabbe, Maria, Kuan, Pratt, Gittard, Grant, Hoffman, Webster, Power, Lando, Dayton, Mesdamey Rod, Harvey, Melanphy, Reybold, Ready, Boy, Weat, Galbraith, Je Huiihing, Howard, Hottsman, Moody, Garvin, Rothwell, White, Marnes, Weat, Cembe, Oat, Purvey, Williams, Gader, Toker, taneing, Austin, Boys, Motanittons to Wall, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Star
Meuxtames 8
Miamnes
Mlo. Hutehina
A. B Atywator
M. Howard
M. FB. Out
le, Bergstrom
K. Mod. Cooper
MH Rothwell
M. H. Brown
Willie
HK. Weight
R. Crabbe
White
Maria
M.G. Kuan
Avating Bom
Pratt
MPL
Gittard
Grant
M. Hoffman
A. Mt
Power
Dr Lando
Runtin
Miaw EK
Dayton
Mesdamey
M. K. Rod
B.C. Harvey
M. Melanphy
Reybold
Ready
He M. Boy
M. Weat
de More
S.J. Galbraith
Clinton
Huiihing
Webeter
Wy le Howard
Hottsman R Moody
Ct. Garvin
JO. Rothwell
CM. White
A. Marnes
Weat
C. Cembe
M. Oat
Purvey
Hoh Willieme
J. W Berertromi
Brown
Grant AY
Aowater
Jw, Bratt
Wright
JD. Toker
TF Taneing
Austin J. HL Boys
J. A
Reformers Split Over New Year Observance at United Chinese Society
Amid a Chinese New Year dispute at the United Chinese Society on King Street, reformers push a Monday reception and American clothing for participants while keeping some old calendar traditions. Key figures include Goo Kim and M.A. Min, with plans for a mixed display of Western attire and ceremonial changes. A follow-up reception by Comal Yong Wet Min is anticipated if the holiday could not be celebrated last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goo Kim
King Street
M.A. Min
Euistome
Witl
Ritke
Ohio
Nhl
Anetety
United Society
Chang Chow
BO. Hatt & Son
Lan Tang
Markfeld & Co
Lin Sin Chow
The
Tolaveo Fo. W
Kwai Pong
Bank of Hawaii
Ho Pow
Bishop & Co
Chang Kim
Eee
Public Works Contract Bid Report on Haiekaawila Street Haiekaawila
A fragmented notice details bids for street work on Alukea Street Haiekaawila to Kine Street. It records a primary bid by J. Beleor at unspecified rate and a secondary bid from another contractor for $2.80 with a shared revavatione requirement. Works include lowering, mower or narrow swath, catch basins at $70, man holes at $2, and sections described by inches and height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alukea Street
Haiekaawila
J. A. Beleor
Public Works
Mmecenerat
Japanese Suspect Arrested in Cruelty Case
A mounted patrolman arrested Hiraoka, a Japanese man, on cruelty to animals charges after a disrupted scene in Punichien. The report notes confusion and mud as bystanders, including Hiraoka’s alleged use of a weapon against a horse, with unclear details and names obscured in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiraoka
Punichien
Thie Moaritie
Elainie Hottie Tapanese
RutAl
Tasher
Noeurther
Charlie Anita
Complaint About Tramscars and Street Subways
Fragmentary OCR text presents a complaint about tramcars and streets, mentioning urban transit and riders. The readable portions indicate a grievance related to the tramways and city streets, with unclear names or dates due to corruption.
Weathered harbor tale and a lingering sea rumor
A fragmentary report describes stormy conditions and a harbor incident affecting a large steamer. It notes ships moving through the channel amid wind and sea, with references to a significant mud trail and the water depth observed during the event. Also mentions a local fountain pen retailer and address.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kalihi
Achi
College Hills
Firth
W. R. Castle
Castle
Visite
Rapid
Orpheum Theatre
Road Department Troubles
Eastern Star
United Chinese Society
Palle Court
Gewer
Chambel
Waterman
Camara & Co
Alnkew Street
King
Merchant
Queen Elizabeth
Anufacturer Macon
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