Resignation of Colonel McLean in Hawaii National Guard
The report covers Colonel McLean’s resignation as Colonel Commanding the First Regiment N G H Honolulu and the accompanying general orders. It notes the plan to devolve command to Lieutenant Colonel Fisher, with H E Cooper confirming no immediate successor and no further comment. The document references higher court estate matters and trust provisions unrelated to the military item.
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McLean
National Guard of Hawaii
Honolulu
B. Dole
Let Regt
H. McLray
First Regiment National Guard of Hawaii
R.A. Day
N. G. HL
Thes
Dwo
Scuarren
H. E. Cooper
Col. Fisher
German Merchants Fear American Trade Retaliation
German merchants fear rising U S anger over Germany’s ban on American meat may provoke further reprisals. Potential moves include compulsory examination of all German wines and heavy obstacles to importing German sugar.
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America
Germany
Corps Elects Members for Annexation Meeting Committee
Commonsy E elected Corporal Miller Privates Reister Blackly to the committee of arrangements for the coming military annexation meeting. Company F is represented by Sergeant Vollberg Corporal Reade and Private Fittsimmons. Eight officers elected to rep the company on the committee. Great barracks interest in the annexation meeting with speakers likely from rank and file. Lieutenant Towse aiding the cause. Company D meets tonight for drill and business.
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Commonsy E
Miller
Reister
Blackly
Vollberg
Reade
Fitsimmons
Company A
Kremme
Parker
Mills
Towse
Company D
Who Gets the Wailuku Courthouse Contract
Local bidding data lists P. Me Kinnon and Tom Nott among bidders with amounts of 2630 and 2540 dollars. Other names include Robt Howie and J B Gamalielaon associated with Popsikou Schoolhouse three rooms at 82175. The exact winning bidder for the contract is not specified.
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Wailuku
P. Me~ Kinnon
Tom Nott
Howie
Popsikou
J. B. Gamalielaon
Geo
Mumby
John Cook
Charitable Women Meet Levy Mortgage Case Debated
At a Ladies Portuguese Benevolent Society meeting, officers were elected and a detailed 21 month financial report presented showing balances, subsidies, donations, and expenses including Queen's Hospital bills. Separate items cover Citizens Guard elections, law lectures, and a Supreme Court reversal of a mortgage on Levy’s assets related to a bankruptcy case involving Theo H Davies & Co Ltd.
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Tut
Bernion P. Bishop
Bar
Therminasions
Henry Smith
Broma Street
Board of Education
Keon Hale
Bank of Bishop & Co
Ramehaweha
BP. Bishop
Schod
Alec
Molokai Ranch
Ustive
Moloksi
Kawebaweha
Supreme Court
Levy
Theo. H. Davies & Co. Ltd
Magooo
Abmi
Carter
Nite
Ladies’ Portuguese Benevolent Society
Ithe
M. GO. A. Perlors
WU. Lewin
G. M. Hyde
W. P. Allen
J. P. Rodrigues
M. A. Gonsalves
Gonsalves
Dustin Frear
Viveroe
Aesignee
M.S. Levy
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Limited
Int
H.W. Schmidt & Sons
Pew
H. W. Schmidt & Bone
Hartwell
Thoreton & Stanley
BOTAL ARCH CHAP elected new officers in Honolulu
BOTAL ARCH CHAP Honolulu Chapter Royal Arch Masons elected H E Cooper MEH P C E Wood King W O Atwater Scribe J K Wilder Treasurer TE Wall Secretary John Cassidy Captain Host John Phillips Principal Sojourner J D Tucker Royal Arch Captain A F Gilfil lon Master third veil Chas Williams Master second veil W G Ashley Master frat veil B D Whitney Guard for the ensuing term.
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Honolulu
Royal Arch Masons
H E Cooper
E Wood
King
W O Atwater
J K Wilder
Te, Wall
John Cassidy
John Phillips
J D Tucker
Royal Arch
A F Gilfillon
Chas
Williaus
W G Ashley
B D Whitney
Butter Delicacy From Mikilua and Waiauai Bather
In Honolulu the Mikilua and Waiauai butter arrives fresh by rail directly from the dairy to Paluma Grocery opposite the railway depot. A large ice box and prime location facilitate fast handling and a thriving butter business, with price listed at 350 per pound.
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Honolulu
Waiauai
Palamu Groovery
Paluma Grocery
Railway Depot
King Street
Telephous
Mobs of Thieves Pester Hawaiian Stores in Chinatown
A 13 year old leader Ali Lin and his gang of Chinese and half Chinese youths confess to a year long shoplifting spree across stores in town. Eleven youths arrested, plan involved distracting clerks while others steal items like cards marbles and pencils from Wall Nichols and Thram stores. The gang’s operation and names of some members are listed.
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Pnet Chae
Hustace
King Street
Kenya Hat bin
Haut
Ali Lin
Ng Choi
Wal
Nichols
Ab Chung
Wall
Ah Wai
Ah Lin
Ah Mai
Tt. G. ‘Thram
Ah Chew
Maunakes Street
Li Kui
T.G. Thram
Bangs
Iwakami
Thram
Hawaiian News Company
C. Hustave
Cleveland to reach Capitol with two different supervisors
If he lives to March 4 Grover Cleveland will gain a unique distinction as the only White House occupant to ride to the Capitol with two different supervisors. The note highlights the unusual political arrangements surrounding his presidency.
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Grover Cleveland
Capitol
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Hawaii
Metene
Mpor
Queen's Hospital
W. G. Irwin
Queen's Hospital Billa
Gerardenr
Pea LO
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del. BI
Wm. G. Tewin
Citizens Guard Meeting
Marshel Brown
Ors
Citizens’ Guard
George H. Greene
Schwaden
Archie Turner
Marshal Brown
J. M. Poepoe
Mr. Coolie
Glee Club
Young Hawaiians'’ Institute
Veciston OF
Conthovemry
Eween
PMO
Cheditor
Botal Arch
Tom
Mroma
Murex
Eslands
Answerstrom
Coaat
Freda
Bondlula
BL S. Mergenthen
Wurthein
Smateure
Breda
Hyuclae Iu
Wlands
Everal
Ayer
Z. P. Wilds
New York
Judge Wilds
Republic of Hawai
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