Lord Charles Beresford Visit Hints at Honolulu Return
Longpiece recounts Lord Charles Beresford likely third Honolulu visit, tracing past episodes from the 1860s shipboard escapade to naval criticism. It also covers immigration and labor debate, land and road policy for Hawaii, and a late 19th century charity dinner of claimants in Sans Souci with pledges and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Charles Beresford
Commission and Labor
Yokohama
San Francisco
Honolulu
Lord Charles
Admiralty
Charles
United States
Legation
Dr. Miner
Beretavia
Union Streets
Oung Beresford
Ander
John' Wood
St. Onspiv
Wood
Charles Hoot
Kalakaua
Charlon Beresford
England
Rome
No Appeal Yet Made On Chinese Reffusal To Land In Honolulu
Collector General McStocker said no intimation exists of Chinese refusals appealing to the Treasury Secretary in Washington. He noted they have a legal right to appeal but thus far have not indicated their intentions. No shop-worn goods are on merchant counters advertising in The Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McStocker
Hawaii
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Bulletin
Church Directory Revamps Millan Hall Meetings
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ holds services at Millan Hall rear of Opera House with preaching in German and English. Prayer meeting listed for Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Jesus Christ
Millan Hol
Opera Howse
Sandey
Bil
Whare Storage Scheme Aims to Free Wharves for Freight
An unofficial Board of Survey led by F. B. McStocker and Arch. B. Gilfillan proposes moving rear lines of Pacis Mail Shed and building a new back shed to clear space. The plan would create room for about 10,000 tons of freight, equivalent to five steamers, by removing rear structures behind the P M dock and extending the shed toward the Likelike dock. Local owners Hackfeld & Co. and Theo Davies & Co. could cooperate to solve congestion on the waterfront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. McStocker
Custume
Arch. B. Gilfillan
P.M. S
Gen. C. Stratemeyer
Clarenes L. Crabbe
Theo
A. Davies & Co
Phere
Ehind
PB. M. Sted
Board of Health
H. Hnackfeld & Co
Acros
Theo. H. Davies & Co
P.M
McStooker
Hackfelds
Davies
Lawyer Benjamin M. Lodge Max Admitted in Hawaii Courts
Mere the Lawyer Benjamin Lodge Max has been admitted to practise in all the courts of Hawaii. Mr Mars is known as former stenographer to the President and attached to the Foreign Office. Since annexation he has been a stenographer in Mr Hato office. His friends will be glad to see him in the field of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cultom
Morgan
Dole
Hawaii
United States
Territory of Hawaii
Mere
Benjamin Lodge Max
Mr. Mars
Foreign Office
Hato
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Addi
Waterhouse
Waverley Block
Honolu
Judd
Naval Center
Cullom
Morgan and
Davis
Magoon
J. A. Magoon
Marehal Brown
Mr. Brown
Board of Call
Mr. Magoon
Wilscox
Gus Schuman
Marshal Brown
Featiway
Oahu Railway & Land Co
Supreme Court
George Lycurgus
Sans Souci
Paul Neumann
Great Britain
Denmark
Grovce
Portugal
John Ross
Teast
W. Horace Wright
Hawaiina Commission
Aub
Utrles Dunnwell
Thomas
C. W. Ashfordham
Redward
W. F. Reynolds
Thomas Rai
M. F. Harrison
Hawes
James Darrell
Eamand Norrie
Manoel Dos Reis
P. G. Cavarinos
George Lycargue
Queen Okalani
Liberty
All
Commissioner Kenny
Neumann
Norrie
NS Colouds
Nl Thomas
Rawlins
Harrison
Reynolds
Royal Baking Powder
Church Directory
Pacis
Board of Survey
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