Hawaii National Guard officers promoted and reception for Colonel Jones
Governor Dole appoints a commission to review the Military Act governing the National Guard of Hawaii. Major White, Major Oga, and Captain Ashley named to report to the commander in chief. Colonel J W Jones receives a reception at Hilo Army Theater, as Co D prepared for its Fourth Circuit Court inspection. The Hilo band and glee club join in the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Auer
J. M. Ogatata
W. G. Ashley
Hawaii
Earlight
GL McCarthy
I. Deinert
Norgeant
A. Kukiga
Hilo
Co. 1
Ar~ilory
Janet Jones
Ex- Jerence, Co. D
Fotter
Boors
Ludlott
KILONANA ART LEAGUE ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES SIDNEY LANTER
The Literary Crete of the Kitotana Art Lowelle hosts its third entertainment on Saturday afternoon June 21 in the Lounge room. Mrs W F Frear will present Sidney Lanter with a program noted for elegance and refined verse. The event starts at 8 o clock and is expected to draw a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Kitotana Art Lowelle
Jouhney
Loengue
Mra. W. F. Frear
Sidney Lanter
Feoar
Ina Coolbrith
Gallor Ronson court case with sailor charged
Omeer Neednam of the pullee reports five assaulted on the night of the 20th, at the pullee station after days in hospital. The case of John Henson, a sailor charged with assaulting him with a bottle, was called before Judge Wilcox. The charge was read and the defendant offered a hearing in Police Court or a waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeer Neednam
Pullee
John Henson
Wilcox
Benson Faces Trial After Police Court Delay
In the Circuit Court at Benson the defendant eyed a possible acquittal after examination in Police Court. Deputy Sheriff Chitlingworth noted an attempt to hire counsel but found none secured. The case was postponed until tomorrow for further witnesses and possible July actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Chitlingsworth
Wilder
San Francisco
Jensen
Westlakewehr battle at Nuirinpoort claims lives
London reports January 11 clash between Colonel Hablington forces and Roors led by General Delarey and General Swankamp at Nuirinpoort. Burghers forced to retire. casualties listed as 12 killed and 38 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Nebting
Hablington
Roors
General Delarey
Genera Swankamp
Nuirinpoort
Reire
Widemann residuary heirs receive estate distribution decree
Judge Humphreys signs an order distributing the residuary estate of the late Otto Widemann among nine heirs including Emilie Martyrlane Martha Berger Hermann A Widemann Anna Wie Alwitte Conradt Carl Widervat and others. The current cash on hand is 12090.03 to be divided equally among heirs with about 2000 to be endorsed. guardianship shifts to P Darteon Keller Jr. and court actions involve lien and ejectment cases with several parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Hy. AL Willemann
Henry TR
Macfarlane
Frodk
W. Macfarlane
John M. Dow
Otto
Germany
Emilie Martyrlane
Martha Berger
Hermann A. Widemann
Anna Wie Alwitte Conradt
Carl Wider Vat
Mom Macfarlone
Wilhelmina Downett
Gertrude G. Jane
Ho Sun
Gardian
Kan Yoo
Minnor
P. Darteon Keller Jr
Firat
Robert Catton
Kwong Mow
Rubber plants coming to distribute on these islands
Wray Taylor reports the Department of Agriculture and Forest sent to Ceylon for five hundred rubber plants for distribution on these islands. A prior shipment from New York yielded few usable plants. Demand rises as inquiries for seeds or plants increase, spurring the Ceylon order for Cas alloa plastica with renowned commercial value. The ship raguats was expected today, with more show of local commerce and retail display to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray Taylor
Department of Agriculture and Forest
Ceylon
New York
Cas- Alloa Plastica
Death probe at Sailors' Home lacks clear cause
Coroner and jury studied the death of a man found at the Sailors' Home. Witnesses described a Sunday night stay, uncertain identity, and possible poisoning. Health officials noted degeneration but no definite cause. next session set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altos
Captain Bray
Momo
Samuel
Pol Ughaxon
Pacifia
Ilnees
Stroma
Panor
Honoua
Sonu
Honolulu
Hilo
Lin
Bett Chillinworth
Chemdat Shovey
Pratt
Shorey
Lane
Somiy Kent
Boar of Health
Paul Bary to Give Second Folin Recital at Havenstein Opera House
Prominent Hungarian violinist Paul Bary will present his second Folin recital at Havenstein Opera House Thursday night January 24. He opens with Bruch G minor concerto, followed by Evayt’s Othello suite and a string of works including a second trio by Gaddarid and a quartet. Bary’s four months of intense practice are highlighted as he aims to deliver a landmark program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bary
Havesiant Opera House
Mr. Ery
Bruch
America
Buran
Joreen
Evayt Wile
Not Naemle's Cattle Chief Justices Frear Ponder Opinion
Supreme Court written by Justice Per ry Ponder reviews a cattle trespass case on a Homston Hawaii lands dispute. The court affirms no retrial on credibility of witnesses and sustains the trial court ruling. Plaintiff Molmies Stantey appears for the plaintiff, Acht Jolnwen for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frear
Perry
Supreme Court
Nettle le Scatt
Ko Nae Hale
Miamtit
Homston
North Kona
Hawai
Mewied
Circuit Cour
Thal
Bia
Piatutiit
Miknee
Molmies
Stantey
de Fondant
Battered marriage case heard in Police Court
In Police Court the accused, a woman, faced deportation charges amid testimony that her husband often left the home without notice. The judge advised reconciliation and instructed that limited visits to relatives be permitted for short periods, while the husband would be allowed similar absence with no harm to the household harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire
Omd
Wilcox
Wilder's Shin Chandlery at Wilder Steamship Co
The ship chandlery department at Wilder Steamship Company Queensitet home base is in good shape with goods arriving by steamers. Sailors can obtain from a salt needle to an anchor as steam and other craft enter the fort. Captain J. Campbell now heads the branch, with M. J. Homan, formerly purser of the wrecked Kilawea Hou, taking a position in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Te Wilder Stewthefip Company
Queensitet
Wilder Steamship Company
J. Campbell
John 8 Kimball Steamer Arrives At Diamond Head Harbor
The steamer John 8 Kimball of the British American route is reported off Diamond Head at 2 PM and will reach her berth in the harbor within the hour. A Honolulu Photo Supply Co item promotes color work as the prettiest offer seen, while The Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Kimball
Diamond Head
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Sugar crop lifts confidence amid scarce money in trade
The report notes reduced money flow and cautious activity on the stock exchange as sugar crop prospects improve. Plantations in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic report better labor conditions and new floating labor finds. Japanese workers seek work on Havana plantations amid waning demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnus
Wasethos & Co
Oadew
Ty Wiswell
Kiven
Stork Exchange
Vannes
Aienes
HAGEFELD BUYS CEILON THE CEYLON WHEEL ARRIVES
The Ceylon wheel arrived January with tim bor from Pret Gamble consigned to Allen & Molneun. The new owners plan to keep her in the Leyden talund run during summer to cargo lumber and coal. Built at Howton in 1806, her port is Mort Town Wash per the Commercial News of Ban Pranolwo report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Mol
Manvekfeld A Co
Layaan Deland
Laysen Talund
Ceylon
Willer
Ban Pranolwo
Howton
Mase
Mort ‘Town
Wash
Wireless sequel details telegraph messages between Lahaina and Honolulu
The article describes a wireless telegraph effort between Lahaina and Honolulu using a new system after Manager Vems installed the lantistia tion. Crone aimed to send messages to Honolulu and arranged to meet at Waliloa station on Friday. Gray left to go to the stage, preventing messages on Friday. Cross returned and went to Waliloa, Notley at Final station, Andrews at Lahaina, and a reporter remained in Lahaina to forward messages by steamer later. The piece notes the timing and personnel involved in attempting the cross-island relay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laehaina
Honoulu
Vems
Crone
Honolua
Waliing
Gray
Cross
Walaloa
Notley
Tinal
Mr. Andrews
Lahaina
Honolulu
Fragmented OCR reads chaos on wartime transport issues
Jumbled lines describe confusion over a transport mission, quarantine delays, and discipline aboard a vessel named Warren. Mentions of Hamidi-o- Tranaport Shore Leave and Honwludu hint at disrupted logistics, with references to soldiers, port arrivals, and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tranaport
Sulieen
Wenind
Lowe
Meeker Halite Ty Court
Notinl
Qarentine Deliye
Mane Leon
Honwludu
Honolule
Lifesaving equipment arrives for Wilder steamers
The Albion steamer brings life saving gear for Wilder Steamship Company vessels to meet U S Government regulations. The consignment includes patent devices and fire protection appliances now being installed aboard passenger steamers to enhance safety on routes between ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Hord
Wilder Steamship Company
Wise Saving
Trween le Port
Daland Group
Department of Navigation of
United States
Hurottore
Ebemnl
Aedinion Ly
Sienna
Ane
iMovie
Mellinio Ac
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Dole
Col. Jones
THE
Hilo Company
Kilonana Art League
Gallor Ronson
College Hills
Widemann
Macfarlane Vs. Catton
Kalua
Raguats
Wtruw Bain
Hotel Witout
DR. Pratt
Bray
Bgry
Naemle
Scott
Trial Court
Kimball
Waterman
Wichiman
R. W. Shingle
Stock Exchange
Bwa
Hagefeld Buys
Ceilon
Hamidi
Warner
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