Tram Company Wins Industrial Department Initiative
Judge Parry dissolves injunction in the Southwick case concerning the Hawaiian Tramway and rapid transit dispute. The article notes the Henderson court action, the Oceanic Gas Electric Co involvement, and details the Boys Brigade push to establish an Industrial Department, including a new two story building, carpentry and painting courses, tool sets for thirty, and a plan to recruit boys from the four clubs with merit criteria. The finance committee will seek subscriptions to fund completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry
Southwick
Neve Ani
Honolus Rapid Transit Nd Tand Company
Domentle Corporation
Vival
Biwin
Denver
Stanley Hue
Taylap
Lhe Hoyn’ Hrigades
Kaumakuptu
Halley
Batley
Atty Boys
Boys’ Brigade
J. P. Cooke
Clive Davies
John Waterhouse
George H. Carter
New State Institute of Technology Opens Near St Petersburg
Nicholas II backs an educational push in Russia with a 2,500,000 ruble grant for the new Institute of Technology at Wanovka near St Petersburg. The three story halls will serve 1,800 students with labs and training rooms as the government aims to rival leading European technic schools. Aimed at rural service, medical and scientific education expand while liberal grants aid needy university students across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Nicholas 11
Wanovka
Petersburg
Ruscela
Mreneh
Orman
Belelun
Bebo
Pardl
Rusalana
Island Steamers Set Weekly Departures For Several Ports
Island steamers Island atequiers will sail to Laiehina Maalaea Kilauea and Kaw ports this week. Kinau calls today at o'clock loaded with freight and no passengers. Nithan Haaina and Kaanapauami Ke Au Hou for Kilauea will call tomorrow afternoon with Cloud Kolll at 6 o'clock for usual destinations. Mauna Loa will depart for Lae hina Maalaea Ona and Kaw ports at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Hole has no departure yet but will likely head to Kains porte by Thursday to discharge cargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atequiers
Kinau
Laehaina
Maalaea
Ona
Kawporta
Hole
Kains Porte
John’s Way Leads Parade Amid Town Buzz
In a lively skit the crowd cheers as John struts and parades through town. The speaker notes his knack for overrunning rivals with bold, confident moves, while locals joke that he won’t stop until he finishes his boastful plan. The piece appears in a playful Spectator bulletin about class ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
City seeks new athletic grounds for public use
Civic leaders and the Boy Scouts committee plan to locate an alternative site for baseball and athletic contests after ceasing use of the Max kiki grounds. Public spirit advocates urge a recreation area under committee management, benefiting local enthusiasts who lament the loss of a venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigede
Toatlaver
Customs in Edinburgh lamp post dignity for city officials
In Edinburgh the local government holds curious customs. Lamp posts bearing the city arms are placed outside the lord provost’s residence to impress the public with the official's importance. The pile, the treasurer, and others are noted as smaller towers with their own lamps to light up public prevenient duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Civie
Sale of Limited Numbers at Major Honolulu Stores
Bulletin notes a superbly illustrated limited edition available by WALL, NICHOLS Co and THRUM'S BOOK Store with Hawaii News Co. handling distribution. Limited quantities on sale at 25 cents each.
Quarantine Barracks Site Selected in Kalihi District
The Citizens Committee appointed by the Board of Health chose a site in Kalihi Kapalama for the proposed quarantine barracks. Minister Young led a tour to assess flood and sewage plans, favoring a low, accessible location near Walakamilo with water supply from government works and easy transport for two-inch piping to flush the barracks. The plan contemplates two rows of houses with a central flume and separate water closets, bath, and washrooms, designed to allow quarantine within quarantine if plague cases arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Citizens
Board of Health
Minister Young
Young
Taek Mittat
Herbert
Wilcox
Starentine
Wall
Kaliht
Kalihi
Hutato
Walakamilo
Kapalama
Iwilel
Waipttopito
Chinatown Chinaman Incident Hints at Health Board Burns Plan
In a morning statement President Cooper of the Board of Health said Block 10 would be burned with minor brick bulwark blocks removed, but timing and displaced residents remain undecided. A sick Chinatown man was later found and taken to military headquarters for inquiry, then vanished and reappeared during a chaotic sequence of mistaken reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chine Rae
Block 10
Chinatown
Board of Health
Posable
Inntown
Considerabe
Loctor
Cooper
the Hoard of Health
Wm. Crawford
Town Team Triumphs 31 to 0 Over Artillery
Yesterday at Oahu College the Town team defeated the Artillery 31 to 0. A small crowd attended and showed little interest from start to finish.
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Theth Artillery
Oahu College
Ejectment Suits Filed Over Honolulu Properties
Circuit Court cases list ejectment actions involving Fanny Strauch against Kapiolani Estate on Liliha Street and Bernice Pauli Bishop Estate trustees against J C Young, plus actions against David Dayton and Pioneer Mill Co. Ltd, with properties in Honolulu, Kawe Kapala and Lahaina areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Strauch
Kapiolani Estate, Ltd
Kaliht
M. Damon
W. F. Alten
W. C. Smith
J. C. Carter
Bernice Pauli Bishop Estate
J. C. Young
Liliha Street
David Dayton
Honolul
Kawe Kapala
Walt
Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd
Walneenul
Lahaina
Wreck of the Carson and harbor salvage plans
Wreck of the Carson remains in the same position as the steamer Mo kolil 1. Mo kolil 1 stands by after releasing Lohua. Hawaii likely to get a wrecking outfit tomorrow and start waving the wreck. Johnson house in Twitel under quarantine to be fitted this afternoon as Health Board clears the area.
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Mokolil
Hawaii
Johnson House
Twitel
Business Standpoint: Merchants Report Mixed 1900s Trade
Manager Q M H Hervey of the Mercantile Agency notes a generally good opening year with holiday trade strong until quarantine on the 26th and a plague dampening activity. Leather and hardware prices rise, while dressing and sporting goods show vigor. building materials list rising costs. Mortgage and loan figures rise, with total recorded instruments around 49.05 million. Passenger arrivals total 1609 for the month, including 128 Japanese travelers and 201 foreigners. Produce prices listed for oats, barley, bay, bran, hams, bacon, sugar, potatoes.
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Q. MH. Hervey
Mercantile Agency
Levchante
Chinatows
Munber
Orange
Honolulu
Alande
Guy Tant
Japan
Myne
California
New Year's Dances Move at Jonah Kumialar Home
A pleasant New Year's Eve gathering was held at the home of Jonah Kumialar with many attendees listed by name. Guests included Julia Kelflan Lily Kelflan Dacha Aahat Lilian Pire Lucy Alwohl and others among the local residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah Kumialar
Julia Kelflan
Lily Kelflan
Dacha Aahat
Lilian Pire
Lucy Alwohl
Ligelo Nathaniel
1 Auld
Ligilo Auld
Jum Naone
Rebeccca Trask
Elizabeth Nahua
Adelaide Hookano
Mosars
J. H. Noone
Philip Noone
Whales Seen on Scottish Shore After Forty-Four Years
A shoal of seventy one whales was driven ashore and captured at Gand in the Shetlands this summer marking the first appearance in forty four years. Previously whales had appeared more frequently in earlier periods.
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Gand
Shetlands
Resolutions Received by Honolulu Citizens Committee
George W. Smith, chairman of the Fourth of July Committee, received a letter from the Executive Mansion acknowledging resolutions adopted at a public meeting of Honolulu citizens on July 4, 1999. The note, dated December 8, 1560, is signed by the President and confirms receipt of the resolutions concerning the American Tawe event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Smith
Washington
Honolulu
Athenian Rugged Voyage Through Severe Storms
The transport Athenian, arriving in Manila, endured a ferocious voyage mirroring the Hongkong Maru experience. Two days at sea, one more at the southern leg, and towering waves battered the ship. Upper decks flooded, glass smashed, and stalls damaged. Officers call it the worst storm outside a typhoon. The Athenian will stay about ten days at Pacific Mail wharf before resuming to Manila with more provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Pacific Mail
Erminies at the Orpheum Draws Lively Crowd
The popular comic vomic opera Eriminie drew a full house at the Orpheum tonight with Mime Josephing Stanton delighting as the heroine. Miss Andrews and Lockley were strong supporters, while Kunkel and Henderson provided comic interludes. "To Malt Erminte" will be repeated. Martha will perform tomorrow and Thursday evenings.
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Ag Traense
Orpheum Tanlight
Josephing Stanton
Audiene
Andrews
Lockley
Kunkel
Henderson
Roma
Martha
Printing plant for Robertson to open in Wailuku
The Maui News reports G B Robertson plans his new printing office in Wailuku to open mid January. The plant was shipped to Honolulu but unable to leave San Francisco. foreman will bring it on a waiting vessel in January. The Maui News focus will debut in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuka
Dee
Robertson
San Francisco
Kabulus
Maui News
Watluku Journal
Agricultural Department Moves Quarters to Immigration Office
The Agricultural Department has shifted its offices to the Immigration Office, Telegraph 723. The Board of Health indicated occupancy issues in the old quarters as a sleeping area for officers, and the change was deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Agricultural Department
Agricultural Department
Board of Health
Tes
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Judge Parry
Boys Brigade
Depot
King
Bulletin
Posey
Philippines
Thrum's Book Store
Hawaiian News Co
GoLden Rule Bazaar
E. W. Jordan
Citizens Committee
Kalibi
Ita Line
Beaparone
Mavnaken Street
Zuwaka
Kalauike Hospital
Mitamura
Alaken Street
Hoffman
Jutiow
J. A. Porter
George W. S.n
Erminies
le Maire
Nuff
HF. Wichman
the Manufacturers Shoe Co
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