Sudden Death of Wss Molite Bush Shocks Community
Very sudden death of WSS Molite Bush described as a shocking event in the community. The obituary notes friends gathered at her home on Hotel Street, a funeral held at 9 o'clock Monday afternoon from the late residence, with many pallbearers and a Makiki cemetery ceremony officiated by Reverend I. H. Park of Kawalala Church. The text recalls her early life in Kona and service as a resident of the city since returning, with floral offerings described as beautiful and large attendance. The piece references her family background and distant ties to local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syme
Mollie Wink
Atremt
Manette
Bonday
al- Vendance
Parker
Kawalitao
Pallowinn
Thomas Custings
George Hatta
Thay Lyons Morrin Keohokalole
Edward
Van Cott Loses Money Over Mercantile Agency Scandal
New York report details alleged forgery at the National Mercantile Agency led by Willis Gridley and Adna Ranney. Van Cott, claiming losses of 18 000 dollars, is tied to a 21 000 dollar book tampering scheme as the agency faces charges of falsified ledgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Postmantur
Nellie van Cott
Mrcantile Agency
Preanent
Willis ‘J. Airldley
Serretory
Mee
Adna Ranney
von Cott
Vormplnlat
Tar Evry
Mercwsile
Tsit
Dun and
Bradstrort
van Col Wam Minde
Gridley
Miss Ranney
Gridbey
Wireless Act and Pacific Bay wireless extension plan
Immature transcript reports that the Pacific coastal wireless act aims to extend a large telephony and telegraph station. The company intends to establish a complete wireless system with Honotely within four months and open for commercial use. The plan covers the Alaska coast interior and a link between White’s Point and Avalon with strong, possibly ocean-spanning power, to overcome transmission limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Pedko
Packie
Valtultiah- Ue
Alaskin
China
Japan
Mmiquger Ally “Duct Company
Bateoon White
Avalon
Authoress dead in New York home after career
The obituary notes the death of Belle Rye Jy Whitty a noted magazine writer and wife of Rear Admiral George Ammons White. It recalls her earlier name Motte before marriage and her California origins. She moved to New York eight years ago and retired from active writing after graduating from St. Doce College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Jan
Belle Rye Jy Whitty
George Ammons White
California
New York
Si. Doce College
Fricks Merry Xmas Detans Of Fire Names
A chaotic account traces the Frick Coke Company fire incident and labor disputes at Pittsburg, detailing Alexander Frick’s stance during the Homestead era, a workers attack on Frick’s office, and the broader Coke industry rise. It covers Frick’s birth, early career, and the 1870s coke boom, plus the fire damage, fire brigade actions, and questions about water usage during the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frick’s
Piiteburg
Padan
H.C. Frick
Foke
Wivanow
Frick Turnaven
Frich Coke Company
Kabediiry Company
Alexander Berghman
Frick
Pittsburg
Fran
Weat Overton
Westmore
Coke
Blount Pleasant
Winton
Broad Ford
le Wan
Merry Prick
Cabineoa
Asta
Feta
Pomparalves
Puunene Doings and Staff Shifts at Puunene
Puunene notes dated June 10 report W Baldwin away on vacation from atakaweli Plantation with plans to spend time in Makaweli, F Baldwin stepping in as interim manager. Ed Phiggt a new position in Division No 1 at Palineny. Miss Emily Ditley returns to Mo hotitu to stay with Jude Ac NK Me. Various local names and parish events noted including a New Year’s sermon at Makue ko church with several new members admitted via the Lord’s Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puunene
Saul
W. Baldwin
Atakaweli Plantation
Kunal
Uma
Makawel
Baldwin
F. Baldwin
Edwin
Ed Phigtta
Palineny
Beckwith
Annual meeting of the Traders Exchange bulletin price
The executive committee of the Traders Exchange holds its annual meeting in the organisation rooms. Members anticipate formal reports and recommendations from the central committee. A professional ceremony and related items are planned, with a bulletin priced at 75 cents.
Insurance Companies Made Big Money in New York
A chaotic OCR summary notes strong profits in the insurance sector with Western institutions reporting gains over the prior year. It highlights New York Life Insurance Company, citing President McCall predicting over 100 million in new business and total fares near 1500 million for the year, about 190 million above 1901. The piece references banking, trust firms, and financial policy discussions surrounding Roosevelt’s proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Te Db
United States
Canada
Fife
New York Life Incuraten
McCall
Roosevelt
Boer Tactics Wanted in British War Report Fragment
A fragmentary report describes Boer tactics and British reactions as General Viljoen is quoted about general strategy. The text references urging action against the imperial forces and pledges to rehabilitate, amid a tense wartime scene with captured dialogue and local commentary.
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Monte Carlo
N.S. Sachs’ Dry Goods CO. Ltd
Corner Fort and
Beretania
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Linited
Hawaian Stock Yards Co, Ltd
TIMES
Cotton Bros. & Co
Room
Ston Blk
Honolulu
Fred Harrison
McGuire
Archibald N. Sinclair
Olives
Boston Building
Fort Btreet
Ofloo
Rowldove
K. Soga
Beretania ST
B. Bergersen
Sewlnye Machine Agant
Iyntils
Buenos
Bethel Street
Cail
Bulletin
WSS Molite Bush
van Cott
Talking of Wireless Act
Pacific
Alden
Gayle
Tay Westaday
San Francisco
Cal
24Th Street
Alt
Ataul
Ile
Owen Patie
Oiter
Soe
Puunene Doings
Buathiere Amt
Toni
Louiten
Lieteral
Tourlige
Beyoe
Isomati
Dee
Viljoen
Howes
Jrea
Dem
Balayire Amertenn
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd
King Street
Alakea
Crystal Springs
Inlen
Kooping
Enuntarch
Metropolitan Meat Company, Ltd
J. C. Axtell
Alakea St
Union Express CO
Telaph's
Nee Null
Musates W. Larsen
Telephone
Bismark Stable Co., Ltd
Wailuku, Maui
Bismark
Lahaina
Maui
Sterling
Han
Salosman
Union Street
Fort Street
Phage
Bellin
J. Abadie
J.P Rodrigues
Alay Tween King
Marchant
Telephone Blue
Hawaiian Soda Water Works
Waverley Boxing Academy
Bethel
Palace Grill
Bruce Cartwright
THE
Equitable Life France Society
M. Phillips & Co
H. FP
Bertelman
Olf
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