Floral Day Parade Triumph In Honolulu 1910
Thousands lined downtown streets for the Floral Parade, capstone event of Honolulu's 1910 celebration. Old Pilikia amused crowds while island princesses, Uncle Sam, and a Rockefeller impersonator drew cheers. The motor cycles, fire trucks, Elks procession, and a Chinese dragon float highlighted the pageant, with "Suspendion" ship, pirates, clowns, and a dog-faced performer among the featured attractions.
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Onolulu
Capitol
Pilikia
Tie Aaveranriea
Uncle Sam
Honolulu
Lodge of Elks
H. Terrance Lake
Atatwarta
Carrie Nation
Elks
Jo-Jo
Hilo
Chinese Merchants’ Association
Prize Winners at 1910 Floral Parade Baseball Park Judging
Prizes awarded across decorated autos bicycles and floats with entries from Harvard Princeton James McLent and various clubs. Special cups and banners honor the "Evolution" auto, Japanese Merchants' Association float, Kametameba float, and the Honolulu Fire Department. Princesses Honolulu judging places Hawaii Maui Oahu led by Mrs Frear ribbon presentation by the governor's wife.
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Utte Moraine
Harvard
Sreony Price
Princeton Alumoi
James McLent
Rand
TLF
Wichmah
Hustace
Mawati
Clive Davies
Walty
Fear Oldsky
Car of
Japanese Merchants’ Association
Pscific Club
Ryeelel Meni Oe Ee Rand Prter Ann Ativer
Kametameba
Quhis Harfway Company
Yriew
Huckfeld & Co
Great Britain
Hawaii
Malakal
Maui
Kauai
Honolulu
Harvard Alumni Car and Kamehameha float win parade prizes
The Flor Parade honors went to an entry by Harvard alumni of Honolulu, A F Wichman, and the Kamehameha schools. The Wichman auto featured La France roses and a decorative basket, while the Kamehameha float depicted a traditional Hawaiian homestead with genuine crafts and a Queen Emma heirloom gourd.
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Harvard
Kamehamehas Schools
H. F. Wichman
Harvard University
Honolulu
A. F. Wichman
Kamehameha Schools
Mawati
H. F. Wichman & Co
M. Johoson
J. D. Dougherty
Kamehameha Vehoola
Captain Cook
Emma
Wolgast Wins Close Round in Uneven Showdown
Wolgast clinched a tight round as Suntree and Helson delivered a strong comeback. The event saw equal honors through the bout with both sides trading momentum and competitive exchanges throughout.
Indian Bill Passed House Paused By Assembly Delay
The Indian bill passed the House but the session paused due to a delay in action. The brief note from Ottawa reports continued consideration of the bill amid parliamentary routines and political maneuvering.
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Ow Arenvaras
B.C
Henry Watermou Trust Company advertisement excerpt
The text outlines the trust company’s roles including true trustee and executor, administrator and guardian, mortgage and trust under mortgage, investment and income management, and custody of trusts and funds. It notes functions as receiver and assignee, stock and bond management, and also arranges bonds and various insurances. It mentions a real estate and rental department and telephonic contact.
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On Utes
Funda
Aes
One Year's Trial On Nay One Year's Trial On Nay Tos Benoe Commins ca Th ree
A compact item notes a legal or procedural term involving Commins and a referenced Nay trial. Details are sparse but indicate a year long probation or testing period connected to a named party. No further names or locations are clearly legible.
Five Thousand Police Recruits Added In Philadelphia
Philadelphia adds five thousand officers amid strike tensions as labor unrest grows. The city shows a calm facade while new recruit assignments are announced and a public funeral procession for notable figures is described with early 20th century civic pomp.
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Philadelphia
Russians Balk At Quarantine Plan Near Ghana Wharf
Immigrants resist quarantine orders amid a diphtheria scare. About 315 people, including men, women, and children, were removed to a quarantine area as health officials, led by Captain Baker and President Matt Smith, attempted to enforce containment. Interpreters struggled to persuade the crowd, who feared execution measures and demanded alternative treatment.
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Planters
Ghanae
Board of Health
Feu
Baker
Relvo
Mary
Wddet
T I
Matt Smith
The
of Health
Catholic Bishop Opposes Prohibition in Hawaii Visit
Bishop Libert, head of the Catholic Church in the Hawaiian Islands, speaks against prohibition during a visit to Hilo. He argues virtue lies in moderation and strict enforcement of laws, warning prohibition may spur hidden liquor production and increased drinking. He plans to study articles further upon returning to Honolulu.
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Hie Tribune
Libert
Telands
Hilo
Islanda
Hopoluta
Miss Van Kirk to sail after asylum release
Miss Van Kirk, afflicted with Vitus Dance, is to be released from the asylum and travel to Alameda aboard a steamer tomorrow morning. The examining board endorsed sending her to the sea voyage for fresh care, with plans for her arrival and supervision aboard the ship.
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Miss van Kirk
Alameda
Lu Aoard
Dirk
Cooper Herbert
van Kirk
Pet
BU Cope
Mies van Kirk
Dan
At & O
Veiurean
Seamer
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Yonu Hull and & Bevy
Honora
Fofit
Thin Promineng Outdoor Club
Fort Shaffer
Dioyele
St. Louis College
Halley
Feague
Bherit Jarrett
Melara
Rose
McDultie
Kellett
Wolgast
Henry Watermou Trust Company, Ltd
Stroate, ‘Telephone
Tos Benoe Commins
Conley
R. Huckland
Mawali Herald
Momvlutu
Matson Navigation
Hiner Wilhelwing
Buckland
Herald
Imms
Wecompaty
Imigranta
Asures
Sreen
Mir Morgan
Intekween
Bera Crane
Ader Heer
Huth
Frances Farrington
Tom Sharp
Tibert
van Vel
America
Erowde
Hquar
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