American Episcopals Hold Role in Nation's Founding
Rev V Marshall Law argues Episcopalians shaped American history more than Puritans, citing Continental Congress signers and leaders. He notes Episcopalians forged early government, staffed revolution, and asserts the church deserves the title American Church.
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Stamp Collecting Called Insanity By Doctor
Dr Herbert joked that stamp collecting is a mild form of insanity and urged funding for a special ward at the asylum for stamp fiends. He promised to fill the building with stamps, even wallpapering walls to let sufferers daily gaze at their obsession.
Easter school vacation set for April in board meeting
Minister Cooper presided over a Board of Education session that approved an Easter break from April 10 to April 18. A special committee on teachers' examinations was appointed with Professors Alexander and Beott as inspector general and deputy. Examinations were planned on Hi island during the Master vacation. The board adjourned after minor items.
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Henry Smith
People's
Pierre
Ekela Heilama
London Commons Rejects Sunday Closing Bill for Public Houses
In London on February 11 the House of Commons voted 206 to 144 against Wilson Liberal proposals to close pubs on Sundays. The plan would have allowed limited Sunday openings in the middle of the day and evening. London manufactures about 90,000 pints of stout annually.
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London
House of Commons
Wilson
A Gentle Manly Game Tr Oe Ware the Accr Lent Bike Team
A brief sports item notes a local bike team losing to rivals in a gentle, manly game. No decisive score or further details are provided in the fragmented text.
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TR Oe Ware
Accr
Australians Face Americans On Their Own Field In Melbourne
The article reports Melbourne selections for a tour to the United States led by Harry Musgrove. It lists thirty players from Victoria and notes Bruce’s absence, with a plan to test against American third-class clubs and possibly schedule larger matches later. It contrasts Australian and American baseball styles and mentions travel costs and itinerary from San Francisco eastward.
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Melbourne
Australian Star
Musgrove
China
Staves
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Adétralia
Victoria
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Ingleton
Laver
Ai. Ewers
South Australia
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F. Laver
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J. Wallace
J. M’kay
C. Kemp
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W. la
Marygrove
Chicago
Hart
San Francisco
J. S.milford
America
Poller Court Matters
In the District Court this morning the assault and battery case of Buacilia Bernardo was set for trial tomorrow. Al Kai was fined 25 and costs for possessing fake tickets, while his arrest was discharged. M Medeiros and J Roderiquez, Portuguese boys, face charges of disturbing Chun Foon Ku by throwing stones at his fence and door. case slated for March 8. Mise Santos, also known as Minvie Weir, forfeited for trial on March 5 after guilty plea to transportation. The trial of Lee Tong, a Chinese hackman, for opium in possession continued with Attorney Correa for the defense.
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al Kai
Plaw
M. Medeiros
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Hin
Marc
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Kanana
Lee Tong
Correa
Ho nolulu Cricket Club to hold annual meeting at Arlington Hotel
The Ho nolulu Cricket Club will meet Saturday at 7 30 PM in the Arlington hotel parlors. President Grasch departs for England March 4 and urges all members to attend as important business will be discussed and officers for the coming year will be elected.
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Honolulu Cricket Club
Arlington Hotel
Grasch
England
Lace sale ends tomorrow at Jordan's store No. 10
Tomorrow is the last day of Jordan's lace sale at store No. 10. The promotion drew many buyers with good goods and right prices throughout the week. Next week Mr. Jordan plans another startling offering to attract ladies, with prices expected to be favorable. Watch this paper for the next announcement.
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Fins
French Canadian Couple Celebrates Diamond Anniversary
Louis Darwin and his wife of St Paul recently marked sixty years of marriage in a quiet ceremony. The couple, long established residents, reflected on half a century of shared life and family.
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St. Paul
Huehand
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