Examinations and quarantine actions on Chinese arrivals
An inspection of returning Chinese on the vessel prompted quarantine for both Chinese and Japanese passengers. Earlier, Chinese examined by Joshua K. Brown were sent to San Francisco. Changes allow rejected Chinese in quarantine to be sent back to China on another steamer, the Upolu, which arrived from Hawaii. A wreck of a three masted schooner off Kapaa on the Kohala coast was reported by natives, with a diver frightened and no quick rescue. Police investigated, and Maui was considered to assist. vessel identity remained unknown as Upolu departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua K. Brown
San Braneises
China
Upola
Hawaii
Kapaan
Kohala
Findio
Maui
Upolu Eft
Panchbowl Hospital Deserted After Soldiers Leave
Desolate Panchbowl scene shows only three sold jera at the Bee Pe on Panchbowl slopes while beds and furnishings are stored in barracks. Nine men who left have recovered and are now active, with the Panchbowl atmosphere credited as a boon for many a poor soldier.
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Panchbowl
Jera
Panchbow
Rioting Convicts From Kahuka Plantations Await Sentencing
Convicted Chinese laborers, eight Chinamen, on the Kahuka plantation were brought to the station by Kabuka police officers this forenoon. They were escorted to Oahu Jail to work out their sentences after processing at the police station.
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Kahuka Plantation
Kabuka
Oahu
Best wheel The' 99 Cleveland and local notes
Judge Widemann's condition was unchanged this morning Mrs Gunn's evening dancing school meets in the usual place this evening A reward is differed for the return of a cinter dog See Lost and Went on the eighth page Mrs Irene Brown gave a house warming in her new home on the ground of Rev C M Hyde Inet night Gaspar Silva Jr has taken out a permit to erect a one story dwelling on the Waikiki side of Fort mauka of Vineyard street There were some good games of basketball in the Y M C A gymnasium last evening Mr Reek intends to keep up the good work Nothing has been heard at the Executive building as yet from the President and Attorney General in their pilgrimage round the island H L Kerr has taken out a building permit for Bruce Waring Co s brick block in front of the Orpheum mentioned in this paper the other day.
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Irene Brown
C. M. Hyde
Gaspar Silva Jr
Waikiki
Fort
Mauka
Vineyard Street
Y. M. C. A. Wymnasium
Reek
H. L. Kerr
Bruce Waring & Co
Orpheum
Kaiser Wilhelm Birthday Fetes at Honolulu Consulate
Consul John F. Hackfeld hosted a noon reception at the Honolulu Consulate to celebrate Emperor William II s fortieth birthday. Officials and business leaders called, a luncheon was served, champagne toasted the Emperor, and the Hawaiian band played as the Imperial standard flew outside.
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Amo Cele
William II
Germany
John F. Hackfeld
Hackfeld
Berger
William S. Center
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
William
Reception at Paupaee mansion with Amateur Orchestra
About 600 people attended the reception hosted by Minister and Mrs. Cooper at their Paupaee mansion last night. The Amateur Orchestra led by Wray Taylor provided enjoyable music, followed by dancing and a fine organ and piano performance. Elegant refreshments were served as the event lasted until near midnight, aided by moonlit skies and electric lights illuminating the mansion.
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Tribune and March
Cleveland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Kroeger Pianos
Kroeger
Bergstrom Music Co.,ltd
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
The
Bulletin
Waterhouse
J. T. Waterhouse
Waverley Block
Klinkner Co
San Francisco
Yeu
Batlion
Profitsay
P. J. Voeller
Fort and Hotel Sts
N. Fernandez
Ofice
Merchant Street
Campbell Block
J. O. Carters
Edmund H. Hart
Campbell’s Hock
St. Neat
Hawaiian Wine Co
Woxseth
P. Silva
ALW. C
Pearson & Hobron, Agts
Fort ST
Telephone
Honolulu
B. W. Jordan
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