Pay Delays for Honolulu Army Nurses Cause Frustration
In Honolulu, twenty two army hospital nurses face delayed pay as vouchers travel to Washington for approval. A $10,000 medics department deposit, held by Allen & Robinson without proper warrant, adds to the hold up. Major Morris led the hospital service before Manila, then Major Davia and Major Wood, as Washington works to release funds and settle accounts.
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Army Hospital
Honolulu
Oper
Ulletin
Washington
Jr Morris
Allen & Robinson
Major Morris
Manila
Davia
Wood
Routh
Perarsani
Miners Threaten Strike Over Wages at Lin Line
About 220 miners employed by the Lin Line Copper Company in Macon county are put on a strike for higher wages. Operators refuse the increase. If the strikers do not return to work in a few days, new forces will be brought in to replace them.
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Macon
Modan
Little Cens Cos Company
Lin
Macon County
Gardiner
United States
Territories
Congress
Supreme Court
Ae Government of Territories
Waite
Justice Bradley
Brows
Jongreux
Gardner
Jolly Colonel Drenched by Wharf Water Farewell in Honolulu
A humorous incident off the Honolulu wharf as Colonel Smith and Mrs Smith from New Jersey bid farewell aboard a steamer. A hidden water trap doused the Colonel and others, drawing cheers from onlookers as the ship steamed away.
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Colonel
Mra. Smith
New Jersey
Australia
Honolulu
Colonel Smith
Howe
Fred Weed
Infant Ly ons Dies, Thomas R Lyons Family Mourns
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas R Lyons died at 3 30 this morning aged one month and fourteen days. The funeral will leave the house at 3 30 this afternoon for the Catholic cathedral where services will be held at 4.
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Tholln Anita
Thomas R. Lyons
John McKeague 67 Dies at Hawaiian Sanitarium
John McKeague died at the Sanitarium on King Street at 8:20 am. A native of Coleraine Ireland, he was 67 and had lived in the Hawaiian Islands for over forty years. The funeral graves from St Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow afternoon. He built Heeia sugar plantation and faced costly litigation after a fall, with a final judicial decree ruling against him. His passing closes a lifelong story of enterprise and struggle against fortune.
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John McKeague
King Street
Colerine
Belfast
Ireland
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Mr. McKeagus
Hawaiian Islands
Nonna Valley
Reynolds
John Wood
Honolulu
McKeagae
Ohin Forest
Mee McKengue
Koonu
Heeia
Nanana Valley
Mr. McKengue
Heein
Santiaco Capitaliats
McKeague
San Francisco
John J. McKengay
Samuel Meera
Local builders plan moves and new structures in Ke Walo area
John Ouderkirk shifts an old story building from Fort street near the Orpheum to Vineyard Street Frank Ludwicke moves a single story building to Richards Street from the same locality J C Chamberlain will erect a two story warehouse and stables at Curtin and Kawaiahao Ke Walo Senator Rice plans a new carriage house on his School street premises
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John Ouderkirk
Fort Street
Orpheum
Vine= yard Street
Frank Ludwicke
Lota
Richards Street
J.C. Chamberlain
Curtin
Kawaiahao
Kewalo
Senator Rice
School Street
Ten San Francisco youths aim for Molokai deer hunt trip
A party of ten affluent young men from San Francisco plans a hunting visit to Honolulu and Molokai. They seek permission to shoot deer on Molokai and goats on nearby islands, spurred by reports of abundant game. They will travel soon if suitable arrangements are granted.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Molokai
Board of Health meets. Dole and Smith to tour Australia land aims
The Board of Health convenes this afternoon. President Dole and Attorney General Smith depart for a tour of the land and road matters with Smith focusing on police and health affairs. Subscribers missing BULLETIN deliveries are asked to notify the Business Office at Telephone 256.
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Executive Council
Pali
Holualos
South Kona
Hawaii
Smith
Per Wonally
New Zealand
Board of Health
Dole
Telephone
John Russell Young Dead in Washington
Washington, Fan. veteran journalist diplomat and public officer John Russell Young died at his residence after several weeks illness. Born November 1 in Pennsylvania, he was educated in Philadelphia and New Orleans and was a longtime associate of distinguished public men.
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Washington
John Russell Yuioun Wbrarkan
Cone
Cresstenil Liberty
Sids
Youre Fins
Penyine Town
Chester Cnanty
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mokalele engages in seed cargo run to Hilo
The fast schooner Mokalele, hauling freight between this port and Hilo, is now carrying seed seed from Papalaa Eno to Hilo for the Olan plantation. Captain Townsend, who stayed behind due to family news, plans to join the next Kinna ti catch bin bont if she returns late.
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Hilo
Papalaa
Eno
Olan
Townsend
Ballentyne and Paria Set for Fortatecot Offices
T G Ballentyne and Co and H Paria and Co will occupy offices on Fortatecot in the Mc Tuerny block, recently fitted up for Ballentyne Hutchinge and Co. A general real estate brokerage business will be carried on. Both young men are described as hustlers making success likely.
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H. Paria & Co
Fortatecot
McTuerny
Ballentyne, Hutchinge & Co
Wainleate Sails Delayed By Boiler Trouble
The Wainleate was ready to sail for Keuniporta this afternoon but a boiler leak halted departure after the hail. The damage is repairable and the ship should sail within a day.
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Keuniporta
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