Honolulu Herding Memories of Hawaii Wild Cattle
Charlie Frazier recounts a rugged Hawaii trip with cowboys Eben Low and Gartley at Humoula Sheep Station. They rope and tame wild cattle on Maunakea slopes, dodge danger from a wild bull and a stubborn steer, and dodge a dangerous bull moment with style. The tale blends frontier daring with island scenery and cowboy humor from their Kina voyage home.
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Hawaii
Chas Ro Frasier
A. Garvey
Humoula
Ken Low
Rough Ridéra
Eben Low
Alonzo Gortley
Wight
Garth
Alon
Gartley
Lie Akloe
Gurtley
Ching
Roosevelt
Archie Kawan Hen Low
Law
Iwat
Archiv Kaus
Eben
Sam Parker
Wim
Honolulu
Huw
Maunakea
Ccromit
Brian Low
Humania
Tyina
Pohaki Low
Archie Kane
Hong
Archie
Grasetta
Ewe Jett Hinle
Eben Lew War
Bingokee
Frank Halstead
Sam
Gve
Wilder
Cbeey Barn
Prof Pickering
Births and Advertisements in Honolulu Bulletin
In Honolulu on January 2 at 1:30 p.m. Kraites Mayfield welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. Mayfield. January 28 sees a birth to Mr. and Mrs. Blank. The Bulletin Publishing Company advertises books and ledgers manufactured to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Pub.inhing Company
Healthy Old Age Seen as Best Life Period
An old age health piece extols seventy years for life’s mission and warns of nervous exhaustion leading to disease. It cites Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy and includes a testimonial from Mrs. Mary L. Koehne of Chicago praising the product for women’s health during life changes.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Mary L. Koehne
Garfield Avenue
Chicago
Leltie
Pinkham
Lytin
Brouhlr Aquille Dies of Old Age
Brother Aquille Cartonttier, aged about 80, died peacefully at the mission home on Bikiliay at 10 oclock. Born October 0, 1882, he joined the brotherhood March 7, 1845, and served in Hawaii for nearly sixty years. He spoke Hawaiian history and never learned English. Funeral at 4 p.m. today from the Catholic Cathedral with a requiem mass tomorrow at 7 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aquille Cartonttier
Mivsion
Im Hewitt
Firather Aquille
Brotherhood
Hawaii
Charles
Hiio
Modeste
Aquille
Horse Destroys Itself After Breaching Street Corner
A horse broke loose on Lillia Street and sped toward School Street where it slipped off an embankment near the corner of foughtalling road. The animal died before it could be detached. The Chinese owner escaped unharmed though the horse was badly broken. Captain Searle arrived with the mounted police a minute later. A dentist was asked if he would extract four teeth for free, but replied with a jumbled answer about nerve.
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Iselman
Lillia Street
Foughtalling Road
School Street
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Bache
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Eto
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N. S. Sachs
CalifornIa
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Hier
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White
Geo. A. Martin
Mad Bull
Charlie Frazier
Providence
Fife
Mary Koehne
Brouhlr Aquille
Great Clearing Sale
Pacific Import
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King St
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C. V.G
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Rhoderick Dhu
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
KOLA
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
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M. P
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Maurice F. Egan
Lady Gregory
James Jeffrey Roche
L.L.D
Asoslate
Gharite Welsh
Morocco
Bethesda
Waukesha
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Talephens White
J. Lando
Fort ST
F. Bidg
Hotel BT
Ite Young Hotel
Y. Suga Shoten
America
Anzai
Iwilki
King Staruts
Stoffic
Aloha Company
Short Noties
Green House
King
Wallkill
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