Mil l er House Gambling Party Disturbs Quiet Night
In a police court session this morning James Guys Milley and several others faced charges for a disruptive social gathering at Miller’s house on Fort Street. Witnesses described drinking, loud singing, guitar playing, and a wooden duel during the party. Deputy Sherritt and officers observed the scene as neighbors complained, but Judge Lindway dismissed all after a stern lecture on proper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Guys
Sling Milley
Mrs. iGayes
Angie Halley
Rachel Kakull
Alias Mire
Nell
Danny Gi More
Ava
Geo
A. Styner
Billy Kelly
Miller
Fort Street
Fort
Wayltie
Indy
Sherritette
Hagworth
Dantenear
Chillingworth
Hunday
Miller House
Matest
Ana
Dewey Stranded at Pearl Harbor Test by Fairbank Yacht
A misreadable report describes the Intinoh Fairtanks yacht trial near Pearl Harbor. George Paris leads a crowd of youths to test speed, the boat returns to Honolulu, and Dewey off the bank is pulled by Fairbank. The incident ends with a tense moment as the yacht nears danger on a sandbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moana
Pearl Harbor
George Paris
Lochs
Honolulu
Fairbank
H. B. Picker
Lowrey Succeeds Cooke as Director at Chamber Briefing
A brief Hoard of Directors meeting was held yesterday at 2 pm to read and approve minutes. Present were M Cooke, J Gior, M Dowsett, J Morgan, J Lowrey, and others. Cooke resigned due to extended city absence. Lowrey was named to replace him at the end of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanter of Commerce
O'Clork
M, Cooke
J. G
Dowsett
Morgan
Lowrey
Cot
Crawley
RL Brautling
T Tenney
Brown
P.M. Swaney
Jay, Campbell
J. A. Kennedy
Directure
Fd. Lowrey
J.P. Cooke
Rewian Fil
Cooke Sim
Lowres
Mundo
Huaed
Diroetars Eee
Waterhouse Steadies For Return Amid Quiet Support
Waterhouse shows calm recovery progress after a weekend setback as supporters remain hopeful. The veteran athlete is stepping toward a comeback while rumors swirl about his status and future plans in the region.
Local and General Notable Items From Honolulu
Read wants and notices on page six summarize personal injury cases with J P Hall and G Pratt, real estate and auction ads, clothing and engraver moves, a band concert planned at the Monta hotel, and various local notices. Also mentions Fidelity Insurance Commission, a family visiting, a police court case, and developments about Kodak processing services in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Hall
Jon
G. Pratt
Progres Bik
Shorli
J. W. Wratt
Patekalul
Globe Clothing Co
Rowe
Patat Property P Honolulu Investment Co
oMteen
Wie
Port Mtreet
Wiehman
Monna Hotel
Tauiabt
Wy Aw
Tauranes
Fideljiy
Gen. Ross
Hakslen
Pantheon Saloon
Nevatton
Gertz
Benkhane
Masonic Temple
Port Street
Hotel
Bete
Kekein
Hanslen
Iewne
Captain Parker
Claailine
Mano
Kalinka
Kaewurs & Cooke
New York
Public Works
Howard
Sherif Chillingsworth
Lindsay
Pan Jarrett
Familly
Robello Lane
Mra
Joe Finns Trial Delayed In Valley Court Proceedings
The trial of Joe Finn was postponed in Valley Court as defense and prosecution argued over readiness. Attorney Covington appeared for the defendant while Vivien Measnell and others planned continuances. Witnesses from Camp McKinley could not be produced, prompting a later start time and a continued hearing into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Vallee Court
Covinhtan
Ulat
Chiltingworth
Meagher
Lau
Sherif
Witnescen
Camp McKinley
Extension of Queen Street Tract to Crewsville Road
Extension of Queen Street to the Swilel cand extends about 2000 feet. work awarded to Calder Iron. Construction to start immediately with an estimated cost of 880 pounds. Once complete, a plank roadway at Hacktoll will be removed enabling direct driving to the wharf. Officials delayed funding but money was found and the award was finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacktoll
Holloway
Bargains on Furniture Before Move to Pearson Potter Site
From now to January 10, 1904, the store reduces stock of furniture to save moving costs. The sale occurs at the corner of Hotel and Union Streets, now occupied by Pearson Potter and Mrs Manna. Cash only. Lowest prices ever offered, hurry for best value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson & Potter
Manna
Hotel & Union Sts
Stock subscription notice for shares at King Street
The notice states that members withdraw after a period and that seventy five percent of profits go to stockholders while twenty five percent remains for effort. It announces twenty seventh shares now open for subscription at one dollar per month per share. A V Gear, Secretary, 122 King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paya Lis
Sham A.V. Gear
King Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Primo
Wall Nichols CO. Ltd
Rial Association
Honolulu Mutual
Bulletin
Hf, Wichman & Co. Ltd
Jewelers and Opticia
I the Flag
ICE Cream, Candy and Cigar Store
Jd. F. May
Emma
Vineyard
Bulletin Publishing Company
L. B. Kerr & Co
Alakea
Bet
King and Hotel
Dewey
Waterhouse
Hoon Sa I
Nangetn Montexuma
Elaine
Harald
Joe Finn
ABC
Chicago
McInerny Shoe Store
Lewis & Co, Ltd
the Big Grocers
King Bt
The
Lewers & Cooke
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Dan
Stoce Sane
Pioneer Building and Loan Association OF Hawaii
Honolwiu
LID
Corner Fort and
Beretawia
Golden Rule Bazaar
San Francisco
Cal
Hawaii
Planning & Rey
Pacific Coast
Tourist Information Bureau
F. M. Jenifer
New
Montgomery St
Gan Francisco, Cal
Waterman
Parkas
Luch
Hawaiian Hews Co, Ltd
Alexander Young Building
B. W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
Lewers 7 & Cooke
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