Local and General Highlights From Honolulu News
Hires tonight at 8. Ladies day at the Pacific tennis courts. Race between Judah and 290 off. Captain Renken reports sailors and marines’ shore drill. Moonlight excursion and dance at Remond Grove on Monday February 3. King Bros offer windows and cornices. Anniversary events for Burns and Scottish club. Temple of Fashion performs stock and clearance sale. Government quarters “New Fishmarket” renamed Honolulu Market. Minister Damon tours Bishop Museum and Kamehameha Schools. In Independence Park a sextette from the Y M C A band will play during Merediths Old Coat. City notices include letters of administration for Ah Lau. Reserved seats for Merediths Old Coat on Saturday. Elluded items note circus injuries were faked. Police report New Fishmarket change. Various small notices on arrests, births, and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remond Grove
King Bros
Frasor Prides
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Hotel Street
Meredith
Ewa
Nigel Jackson
Jackson
Honolulu
M. Damon
Nelson
Queensland
Bishop Museum
Kamehameha Industrial Schools
M.C. A
Independence Park
Rithet ship arrives from San Francisco. cremation tale included
The Rithet carried H Wilhelm as sole passenger from San Francisco after a twenty four day voyage. Indah not owned by Chas David in the half mile race with Billy. Spreckelsvilla suit before Judge Carter with Thurston and Kinney arguing continuance. Bethel street strip land sold at auction to Wong Chong for 89 1 month. Osmer challenges Advertiser report alleging dishonesty with a Chinese fruit store. A former officer recalls renamed Blue Gate to Grand House lodging house and calls for inspections. Cremation discussion introduces a Pennsylvania tale of newlywed husband cremated ashes causing shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wilhelm
Rithet
San Francisco
Indah
Chas. David
Billy
Bethel Street
Hassinger
Wong Chong
J. J. Osmer
Osmer
Brown
Pennsylvania
Jou
Henry
Circus Opens Tonight with New Acts at Old Stand
The circus returns to the old Fort and Beretanis streets site tonight promising new acts and surprises. New animals have been purchased and horses learned new tricks, with Mr. Wirth aiming for packed houses. The Kauni trip was abandoned and the show is touted as an entirely new experience.
Death of an Aged Editor Beach of Scientific American
Alfred Ely Beach editor of the Scientific American died at his New York home on January 1. Born in Springfield Massachusetts in 1826 he formed an airship partnership at age twenty with O D Munn and became proprietor of the Scientific American, then the country’s sole weekly of its kind. For nearly fifty years he led the paper and oversaw the firm’s patent business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alfred Ely Beach
Scientific American
Belch
Springfield
Mass
O.D. Munn
Bench
Timid Young Lady and a Half Blind Request at Church
A humorous exchange unfolds as a timorous young lady asks for help and a tramp demands a half penny. A dentist remarks on a patient treated free of charge. Marie laments her brother’s church sermon antics, noting he talks in his sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel
Marie
London
Maunaian Annual 1896 issued for offices and homes
The Hawarrax Annual 1896 edition is released as a reliable reference for these islands, praised for convenience and official recognition. Priced 75 cents per copy with 85 cents postage, published by Thos Grescoe at Fort Street Honolulu. Includes a ridiculed quote about drinking water with meals from the Cincinnati Enquirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grescoe
Fort Street
Honolulu
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pacific Tennis Courts
Bretrogram
Judah
Captain Renken
Bennington
Punchbow
Richards
Jim Dodd
Burns
Scottish Thistle Club
Chester Doyle
Woman's Exchange
Choral Society
Kahookano
Yeaterlay
Carter
Ah Lau
Ahchee
Nila
Kanai
Temple of Fashion
Messrs Burns and McMahon
Circus
Eagle House
John MecLean
H. F. Bertelmann
Father Conrardy
Hilo
J. L. Osmer
Board of Health
Twanne Asylum
Cutter
Remon Grove
de la Vergne
Wray Taylor
Hugo Kawelo
Desky
A. J. Derby
D.D.S
Alukea Street
Tod
Adams
Waikiki
Richards Street
Queen
Bissell Thomas
Hugh P. King
Bulletin
Merchant Street
Luce
Methodist Church
Qasen Street
Judiciary Building
St. Andrew's Cathedral
James Gilsey
Taige de la Vergne
Hoomanawanui
Boston
China
U.8
Reval Povast
Spreckelsvilla
Mr. Thurston
Mr. Kinney
Chris Spreckels
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gaunt of
Hawaii
Beretanis
B. F. Dillingham
Wirth
Beretania
N. S. Sachs
Torchon
Swise
Nansook
Hamburg
Mita To
Alpha
Heston Cave Co
Nieper's Express
George A. Davis
Monotaln
Ld Merchant Street
Cor
Nugaun
Berotantasts
T. Keven
Mansuer
Bragdland Brande
California
Feed Co
Eagle
Ino. McLean
Nanang Ave
Beretatila
Behoot Stronta
Family Hotel
Winslow Rime
Irene
WA. M
Fort
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