Hawaiian Queen Liliuokalani Seeks Restoration Talks at Shoreham
The Sun reports Liliuokalani hosted at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington. A select party including Rep Hilborn and Mrs Hilborn met the ex-queen, while Senator Perkins and Rep Kem were invited and later received. Palmer deflected questions on the queen’s plans and possible restoration, noting Hawaiians remain secretive about arrangements and future visits.
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New York
Sun
Washington
Shoreham Hotel
Liliuokalani
Hilborn
Morgan
Chadwick
Perking
Kem
Perkins
Hawaii
Lilinokalani
Palmer
Congress
Kalakaua
Honolulu
Alea
Dominis
Kite House
Duke Palmer
White House
Balenty
Spacious 6 room cottage on Wilder avenue for rent
6 roomed cottage with stables and servant quarters on Wilder avenue described with large grounds. One full set of furniture and cooking stove can remain in the house if desired. Apply to A. V. Gear, 210 King. Also notes that a window portrait at King Bros' is not of anyone here.
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Wilder Avenue
A. V. Gear
King Bros
Grant ignored civil service tests and promoted a brave army colonel
A historical anecdote recalls President Grant bypassing a civil service board and appointing a strong army officer who failed most exam questions. The officer claimed only one answer mattered, quoting the exam query about Hessian mercenaries and Britain's aid to colonial forces. The tale highlights Grant’s trust in battlefield merit over formal testing.
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Ttin
Grant
Civil Service Board
All Army
South America
Asia
Chancelloraville
Great Britain
Hawaii bonds prove sale prospects bright in market
Hawaii bonds are expected to fetch strong prices in New York and other centers after San Jose sold 27500 of high belout bonds and 10000 of sewer bonds to the New York Security Company at par. The issue carries 4 percent interest, with future plans for 1840000 sewer bonds and 825000 high school bonds. Honolulu's population comparison suggests Hawaii issues should perform well.
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New York
United States
San Jose
California
New York Security Company
Hawaii
Honolulu
Two man trust rises from steel pool collapse
The Tribune reports a two man trust forming from the recent steel pool collapse naming Carnegie and Rockefeller as the principals. Rockefeller allegedly controls iron mines in the Mesalia range and owns railroads docks and boats and approached Carnegie with an offensive and defensive alliance. The pair are said to have formed a combination that can produce steel and sell it globally at a near monopoly price.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Mesalia Range
Military uniform cloth complaint reaches regimental quartermaster
Rank and file soldiers complain about the quality of uniform cloth. Material for privates’ pantaloons is supplied by the regimental quartermaster's department, with suggestions it differs from officers' fabric under the Republic. Superior breakfast sausage is advertised at the Central Market. Ring up 104.
Diverse court actions and verdicts echo a busy term
In higher courts, a candor ent on 3 Seem and Anrease from Kian Af S100 Chinese Requitind of Kanai. A jury found Ab Sing not guilty of gambling. three jurors hung. Sherwood was fined for liquor selling. his counsel appeals. Divorce proceedings in the Dimond case adjourn at press hour with Kinney for plaintiff. Dayton, administrator of the Gilman estate, filed an inventory valued at 4000. The Diamond Court opinion, by Chief Justice Judd, finds writ of error in Goo Kim v. R. W. Holt, with Holt granted a new trial. prior ruling deemed technical. An estoppel claim against Goo Kim clarifies land ownership. Wood and Robe rt won for plaintiff in error. Kov a for defendant in error.
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Sherwood
Perry
Mr. Kinney
David Dayton
Joseph N. C. Gilman
Thy Storems
Judd
Goo Kim
R. W. Holt
Goo Kin
Waikiti
Peter Ainoa
G. K
Geo. Ainoa
Ocon
J. Q. Wood
A. G. M. Robert
A. Kova
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co Formed in Honolulu
NEW HONENASS CORPORATION forms the Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co Ltd to operate bicycles and sporting goods. Key figures include Tom King as manager and J T Land overseeing repairs. Store planned in the Love block on Fort street with Remington bicycle agency and instalment plans.
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Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co., Ltd
Messrs
T. V. King
J.T. Lund
Gov. Rodiek
J. F. A. Seatieeg
W. Walter
Tom King
J.T. Land
Mareh Lin
Fortatreat
Ow York
Remington
King
Honolulu
King Street
Mr. Land
Improvements to Mondbed Wharfage and Rail Line
The Oahu Railway and Land Co plans 48 pound rails from Honolulu to Ewamill replacing 50 pound rails. Old rails recycled into Oahu Sugar Co. works. Curves straightened, gradients reduced. one rock cut about 28 feet deep requiring 9000 cubic feet of rock removal. A new 300 foot Honolulu terminus wharf with deep water on both sides and a 60 foot brow. Piles driven between wharf and shore, 300 foot trestle bridge to short line. dredging may extend work to 600 feet as demand rises.
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Ling
Oahu Railway & Land Co
Honolulu
Ewamill
Oahu Sugar Company
Wainnas
Fort Brow
Glade Anore Leaves for New York. runs ashore at Waikiki
The German bark J. C. Glade departed Wilders' wharf at 12:20 pm bound for Kabali Meni to finish loading 16,263 bags of sugar valued at 360,824 for American Lager Refining Co. She grounded near the Waikiki breakwater but was freed by tug Elou. Captain Hilbua maneuvered to turn the vessel. by 1:30 pm she rode swells outside the harbor in tow, pilot Sanders assisting.
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J. C. Glade
Wilders’ Wharf
Kabali
Meni
New York
W. G. Lewin & Co
American Lager Refining Co
Waikiki
Elou
Hilbua
Sanders
Auction Sale Of Land For Geo McIntyre Guardians
Henry Smith of the Judiciary presided at noon over an auction of a one-fifth undivided interest in Lot 97 fronting C. Dwight's residence at Loleo, bought by Mr. Dwight. An undivided fifth in taro land on Liliha Street, containing 586 fathoms, purchased by Gaspar Sylva for 62.60 dollars, about 850 dollars per acre. Also notes the World’s Columbian Exposition commendations and a local real estate ad at 10 Bothel streets.
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Henry Smith
Judiciary
Geo. McIntyre
C. Dwight
Loleo
Mr. Dwight
Liliha Street
Gaspar Sylva
Reception Honors New Y M C A Secretary and J B Mott
A large audience filled the Young Men's Christian Association hall for a reception honoring the new Y M C A secretary and J B Mott. Axtell, Coleman, and Wood led a program of songs and remarks, with Miss Love and Mr Wiehman performing. Social time followed with refreshments and discussions on the secretary’s future work and the association’s aims.
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Tie Hall
Young Mens Cristini Association
J.B. Mott
A. B. Wood
Miss Love
Mr. Wood
Mr. Coleman
Honolulu
H. Wiehman
FE. Mottner
Jessie Axtell
Portraitist Fred Yates Returns From Honolulu
Artist 168 Po dAras Fred Yates reports four months in Honolulu painting portraits. He sought a portrait of Judge Hartwell but painted many other subjects. He notes Kilohana Art League's condition and brings back a portrait of President Dale to exhibit at Vickery's. He plans to travel to Yokohama and Tokyo for further commissions, aiming to be in the Flowery Empire by April 1 with letters to the Japanese Government.
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Fred Yates
Honolulu
San Pronvinco Chronicle
Yates
Islande
Judge Hartwell
Kilohana Art League
Yiitos
Dale
Vickery's
California
Los Angeles
Yokohama
Tokio
Empire
Medal awarded for high score in company shoot
A handsome medal is prepared for Company B men by Oa J O White with E A Jacobsen as lieutenant. The medal uses a silver cartridge chain and bears a B, with gold or silver bars added for scores of 45 or over or 40 or over. If the top score is under 40 no holder or bars are awarded. two gold bars are already in place.
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Oa. J
High School Choire Forming New Society Seeks Members
Thirty five singers attended the meeting last night to form the new choir society. Jessor Yarndley announced at least fifty members were needed and the session was adjourned for a week for after work rehearsals.
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New
Cho Society
Jessor Yarndley
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Honolua
Felanda
Fe Gaul
Rico
B. L. Finney
Ayer
BRS
C. AYER @ CO
Lowell, Mass
U.S. A
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
RB. Hendry
Kinao
Tol
Tainalile
Ponnacola Streots
Honolulu Sanitarium
Naren
Naan
Kellogg
M.D
Mwilgorn
Codgeesaman
Senator Perkine Natd
Angento
Por Ment
Civee Seretee Bom
Hawaiian Monde
Facute
Srial
Kian Af
NEW Honenass Corporation
San Francisco
George H. Paris
Paria of
Honolula
Alameds
Occident“al
B. Company
GLADE
Anore
Panedom
Honolua Kelis Mt Mets
GuEer
Pary Colman
J. H. Mote
Cottman Saye
Jennetne
Rhonda
Po dAras
Artiet
Yates Tolls
Erie
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