Floral Parade Draws Thousands Through Capitol Streets
A sixth annual Floral Parade drew thousands along Fort King Beretania and Niwanu streets to Alexander Field. The crowd packed sidewalks and windows with police controlling traffic. Notable groups included Pau riders with princesses, native canoes of Hawaii, Native Sons and Daughters of California, Chinese dragon floats, and a Hawaii Yacht Club miniature yacht. The parade ended with a large review at the field, praised as the greatest and most artistic ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Grounds
Alexander Field
King Street
Fort Street
Ballentyne
Niwanu
Beretania
Pau
Hawaii
Native Sons and Daughters of
California
Mixx Dinklage
Hawaii Yacht Club
Famons
Alexander & Baldwin
Ehlet McDuttie
Parad
Reformatory School Bande
Children A Living Patriotic Banner in Floral Parade
The city school section showcased about three hundred children from three major schools forming a moving flag of stars and stripes in red white and blue. Girls wore white dresses while boys sported red capes and hats. a squad carried white stars on staffs as the display unfolded with high praise for teachers and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Txolf
Parade and Princesses Presentation Draws Nearly Two Thousand
A governor's wife led the parade with a parade of two thousand in line. Students from Royal Pobukalna Aliiolani Central Grammar Kaaha and other schools joined, marshaled by J. W McKenzie Frank Andrade and Oscar P. Cox. The march ended at Thomas Square with refreshments and a festive display of floral pageantry around the Capitol. Prizes were awarded by Mrs W F Brean for various classes and entries amid a lively crowd of legislators and visitors gathered at the Capitol grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Pobukalna
Aliiolani
Kaiutani
Central Grammar
Kaahamany
J. W McKenzie
Frank Andrade
Oscar P. Cox
Publc
Frank Atherton
Normal School
Thomas Square
Floats Alewa Meighty and the Merchants' Anecdition
Fragmentary OCR yields a partial note about floats, Alewa Meighty, and a merchants’ association. The text mentions natural fruity tones and vegetation elements with unclear context and a continuation on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosta Kawl
Treaty Favored Annointed Prose Cable Washington D C
The naval affairs committee approved a treaty despite protests. Resolutions opposing the Japanese treaty were introduced in the State Senate in Sacramento California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
State Senate
Fortifications Bill Advances in Congress
Washington February 22 The naval fortification bill passed the House today signaling progress on defense funding. The measure supports naval works and fortifications, with implications for military readiness and coastal defenses across ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prem Crabley
Washington, D. C
Mexicans Hold American as Spy Case Stirs Border City
At Tijuana and Mexicali reports say Harry Dill, an American, is held on espionage charges and fears execution. In Algonones a rebel attack by mostly American sympathizers and rising socialist plans prompt alarm as tensions mount along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia Juana
Mex
Harry Dill
Ameri
Mexicali, Mex
Algonones
Lorimer Defends Himself in Press Conference
Lorimer answered questions at a Washington press event denying charges and describing his actions. The brief remarks touched on allegations, with foco on accountability and his public duties.
Bulletin Special Edition Sells By the Thousands
A special edition bulletin drives demand as newsboys report orders for the edition, with copies selling quickly and price disputes arising. The rush peaks before a parade, prompting concerns over supply and pricing as street sales continue into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Ruther Ta
Tina
Hote Revere
Hawaii
Pestordiar P Tuerners
Bulletin Newshuys
ELS Carnival Opens in Blaze of Light and Bohemian Spirit
A vivid carnival scene unfolds as electric lights flash and bohemian crowds flood Els Carnival in dramatic fashion. Taft arrival and parade noise mingle with festive decor despite scattered confusion, as officials describe the lively spectacle and promise continued coverage on page six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Els
Taft
Shriners Sightseeing and Luau Off Island Trip
Shriners depart on a sightseeing and luau tonight off the island with a GN trip to Hilo and the volcano. Pilgrims arrive at Hilo tomorrow at 11, attend ceremonies at Wilhelma Temple and Mason Temple, then group returns for a parade and late evening events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shriners
Hilo
Volcano
Fillo
Atula
Hile
Ani
Pilertioe
Hie
Sania
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ocean View
Kaimuki Kapahulu Nuvanu
Kalibi
Jose J. Dias
King St
Sale
Palolo Hill
Hone
Propertias
AL M Brown
Capitol
Terrioria O Melids
von Hamm-Young Company
Alexenner
Baldwin Fret
Kamehameha Statler
Wilhelmina Tenney
Cammerei Chat
Anne C. Hustace
Liberty Bell
Albert Waterhouse
B. Cromaty
Hind
JR Galt
KF Wiehnan & Company
Dr. Allen
L, Petrie
Uhind
Mion Castle
Miss Libby Peck
Oahu’s
Arthur F. Wall
Alice Hattie
Washington, D. GC
Lorimer
Washington, D
Pontmaster Pratt
Cooper
Bulletin Newsboy
Aitler
Hirgali
Huila
Bette
Torlay
Jnuerdal
Trevaneve
Capito Grounds
Sghunnons Hotel
Hart Gt
Wilhelmina
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!