Automotors and Leper Settlement notes in Honolulu
A Honolulu Evening Bulletin item discusses experimental auto delivery by London postal authorities, a resignation of Ambrose Hutchinson at the Leper Settlement, and broad commentary on Hawaii’s status, Russia’s Paris Exposition appointment, and U S annexation prospects. The piece references Prince Tenisheff and Prince Toulsbetf, with speculation on Hawaii’s political future and European influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Ambrose Hutchinson
Board of Health
Reynolds
Russia
Prince Toulsbetf
Milionaire
Paris
Zephaniah
Hawaii
Prince Tenisheff
Telescriptor Invention Aims To Replace Telegraphs
A Berlin based syndicate reports securing the telescriptor a machine by Austrian Hoffmann. It acts as an electric typewriter sending typed text via telegraph to reproduce clearly on a plate at the destination. If true long distance writing may rival the telephone and simplify telegraphic business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Hoffmann
Tahiti Annexation Endorsed by French Chamber of Deputies
A Sydney brief notes the French Chamber of Deputies committee approved annexation of Tahiti. If carried out, the move would affect the American proposal to annex and shapes colonial policy signals in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chamber of Deputies
Tahiti
Supreme Court Decisions Mention Several Estate and Guardian Matters
The Supreme Court decisions cover Kalankoa versus Henry with a five day extension to file the bill of exceptions, bonds filed by Cecil Brown as special administrator for Simon Roth and Sarah Jane Grace as administratrix, and a guardian appointment motion in Davis versus Samner. Judges Perry Hartwell Humphreys and Gent ruled on the motion with Kinney Ballou and Magoon representing plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kalankoa
William Henry
Cecil Brown
Simon Roth
L. J. McCandless
John Graces
Sarah Jane Grace
J. H. Dow
Maria S. Davis
Geo. D. ‘Gent
The
Kinney & Ballou
J. A. Magoon
Deaths reported since Tuesday in Honolulu column
Death notices include an infant of Lee Cues aged 4s and an infant of Ishida aged 18, with other names such as Cordeiro, Grimet, and Desky mentioned. Desky will not be back before February 1 due to Hawaii colonization plans and other tasks, while a cyclone is expected to arrive on the 22nd with about six others anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hawaii
Tahiti
France
Polynesia
Cordeiro
Charles H. Eldredge
Infant of
Kalibi Liaw
Mary
Grimet
Desky
Hawaiian Islands
Yoshimi Shidguyo
Dachelary
Honolulu
Umeaml
Perons
George Tga
Tailor Edward Drady to Sail for San Francisco Soon
Edward Drady, the cutter at Tregloan's, will sail by the Irm yard for San Francisco. He expects no business on the voyage. On his return in about two months he may open his own tailoring establish ment. Mr. Drady has many friends in Honolulu who wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Drady
Tregloan’s
Irmyard
San Francisco
Mr. Drady
Honolulu
Office building at new Oshu plantation completed
The new Oshu plantation office building is finished and noted for a neat structure that blends comfort with convenience. Laborers are leveling the site and preparing the foundations, which will begin next week.
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Oshu Plantation
Large Business Building Rise at Fort and Merchant Corners
A fine new brick two story structure will replace several small buildings on the Judd Lot at Fort and Merchant streets. Built by the Hawaiian Safe Deposit Company at an estimated cost of $50 000 the block will extend from W G Larwin Co to the Merchant street corner and up Merchant street to the old Abstract building. Brewer & Co likely occupy the corner as a retail grocery with offices on the second floor. The project ends an eyesore and unites the Fort street business line from Queen to King streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd
Fort and
Merchant
Martin
W. O. Smith
Peerless Paint 10
Hawaiian Safe Deposit Company
George Carter
Jong
Ce Oter
OC. Brewer & Co
Fort Street
Queena
King Street
Removal Notice for W H Winchester Business
W H Winchester moves operations from Bethel street to Union Lane and then to Old No 2 Engine House. Local notice records the relocation details and current business address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Winchester
Bethel Street
Union Lane
Bite
Mies Walsh Lectures on The Power of Thought at Harmony Hall
Mies Walsh will speak Saturday evening on The Power of Thought. The talk will explain hypnotism and related topics in connection with the subject. The lecture will be held in Harmony hall as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Walsh
Harmony Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Bulletin
London Postifice
Gener
London Exchange
Eubarban
Supreme Court
Lee Cues
Marnnaken Jslreat
Mr. Deaky
Sale Deposit Company
Ga. Schuman
Makee Island
Harners
the Manufacturing Harness Co
Alex
Cutstorm
J. J
Fort & King Sts. P. O
Kekmandon Street
Queen and Nunanu Streets
Kimura
Rogers
Hawaiian News Co
Merchant Street
New Love's Building
Fort Strew
T. McMillan
Royal College of Physicians
Edinburgh
Bue
Orrick
Beretania St
Opporite
Hawalian
Ryder's
Honolulu and Vicinity
A. E. Murphy & CO
Hotel St
Arlington Block
Portland
Cascadia
Dayton
Olympic
H.hackfeld &Co
Walkiki
George Beckley
Jos Walker
Tim Son
Brewers Bloek
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