Congo Free State battles reported by Petit Bleu
The Petit Bleu notes Bateloins tribesmen in the Congo Free State defeated 200 state troops on November 4 and ambushed Ka lambari on November 14. They killed two officers one sergeant and 200 native troops. Fourteen whites were captured along with two gaps ammunition and provisions. Five whites were killed at Kalambaei district chief town garrisoned by 800 men who deserted. Vice Governor Waugernes at Stanley Falls plans action against the Batelo. The body of Harry Wilcox was brought from Kanaii to Kauai for burial at Kawaiahao church Sunday.
Reverend Van Deerlin joins Hawaii Anglican staff
The Reverend BE T H Van Deerlin arrives from Grass Valley California to join the Hawaii Anglican church staff. A Cambridge Christ College graduate, he has served Romsey Abbey and as chaplain to the late Lord Mount Temple. He will preach at St Andrew Cathedral this Sunday on behalf of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
T. H. van Deerlin
Emmanuel Church
Grass Valley
California
Anglican Church
Hawaii
van Deerlin
Christs’ College
Cambridge
England
Romsey Abbey
Lord Mount Temple
Claptain
Liquor License Charge In Police Court
John Ravier and Jim Hanson appeared in Police Court charged with selling liquor without a license and keeping a linecarry house. Both men were fined 10 and costs on the first charge while the second charge was nolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ravier
Jim Hanson
Alea
Alinecarry House
Local and General News From the Islands 1899
Wainloale may sail for Ki Inuea tomorrow and Worrimoo expected tomorrow morning after mail delays. Red Cross Society holds a general meeting at headquarters tomorrow at 10. Mauna Loa delivered news of Mrs Pritchard illness. Dr Me Wayne summoned. Alden Besse changes plans. Helene wager cargo expected. Notables arriving include J S Emergon and wife Captain J Ross and wife J S Foonell. Second edition of Hawaiian Scenic Calendar on sale at Golden Rule Bagani for 25 cents. Falls of Clyde sighted a large ship en route to Honolulu. due tomorrow. No Education Commissioners meeting yesterday due to Minister Cooper’s Maui visit. business postponed. Santo Antonio Benevolence of Hawaii elected officers for year. Christ’s Mission to Spirit World topic by Elder A W Greene Sunday. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ holds services in Mililani Hall. Mauna Loa arrived about 2 pm. Taft reports: Honuapo cleaned, 3200 bags left at Ponslou. rough weather and rain. 1700 bags at PS M, 6500 H Co. No sugar at Labaiun. Algarobe tree discussion. samples at Byron O Clarke’s Bureau of Agriculture. Lewis & Company guarantee label accuracy. see New Today page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Besse
Emergon
J. Ross
Mia
Foonell
Golden Rule Bagani
Falls of Clyde
Honolulu
Commissioners of Education
Cooper
Maui
Sociedade Port de Santo
Taft
Honuapo
Ponslou
PS M
Labaiun
Byron O. Clarke
Bureau of Agriculture
Passengers Arrive From Maui and Hawaii
From Maui and Hawaii a group of travelers reaches Mauna Loa on January 20 noting Mrs 8 Fennell and Thelma Fennell, J and Everton with wife, A M Nowell, Caney Rose, Mre T 8 Scott, M jey and wife, Mra J R Smith, Lilian Akens, D Nahale, G8 Ke hii, Lula Kelii, Pani Kelii, Rebec ca Kelii, C Achi Jr, Miss Helen Peters, Miss Lizzie Footer, Mra Barber, Miss Barber, Mr Hickens, W Simms, A Cropp, A Makokau, Mrs Talamake ana 5 on deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maui
Hawaii
Pe Etme Mauna Loa
Fennell
Mies
Thelma Fennell
J & Everton
A M Nowell
Caney Rose
Scott
M Jey
J R Smith
Lilian Akens
D Nahale
Kehii
Lula Kelii
Pani Kelii
Rebecca Kelii
C Achi Jr
Helen Peters
Lizzie Footer
Porto Rico Described as A Winter Resort Gem
Colonel W. Winthrop argues in Outlook that Porto Rico’s climate and scenery would make it the most attractive refuge for invalids and a premier winter resort in the Caribbean, surpassing other Antilles. The French writer’s praise of the island’s sound is noted as a preface to its potential global appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Antilles
Invalide
W. Winthrop
U. A
General Toral Acknowledges Fatigue and Desires Home
The St. Louis Star notes that General Toral, the first Spanish officer to admit he has had enough, openly stated his wish to go home, signaling a shift in attitude amid ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toral
St. Louis Star
Portland shipyards see 22 new merchant ships built
In Portland Oregon the St Louis Republic notes that within the last year twenty two merchant vessels have been laid down in the local shipyards. The piece hints at broader trade victories surpassing wartime gains and praises the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
St Louis Republic
Bulletin Small Ads Stand Out Amid Larger Displays
In the Bulletin, compact advertisements remain prominent among bigger ads, drawing reader attention with concise copy and strategic placement. Local merchants leverage small formats to showcase offers, pricing, and contact details, sustaining visibility in a crowded page.
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Congo Free State
Harry Wilcow
Harry Wilcox
Kanaii
Beaubon
Hh, Williams
Kauai
Kawaiahao Church
Tribune and March
Kroeger Pianos
Kroeger
Bergstrom Music Co.,ltd
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Inuea
Cleveland
Red Croas Society
Peerless Preserving
Mauna Loa
Naalea
Lewis & Company
New Today
Nts
Moise Klinkner Co
San Francisco
P. J. Voeller & CO
Fernandez
Campbell Block
J. O. Carter
P.O
Edmund H. Hart
Omco
Campbell
Klock
St. Makawao
Hawaiian Wine Co
Roggett
H. B. Bailey
P. Silva
Alw
C. Achi
King Street
Nous
Pearson & Hobron, Agts
Fort ST
Telephone
For All
Bb. W. Jordan’s
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