General Francis V. Greene New York Police Commissioner
General Francis V. Greene named New York City's police commissioner. The article recalls his military career on the western frontier and in Cuba, notes his West Point graduate status and writings on military affairs, and outlines his appointment and expected leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis V. Greene
New York
Greene Ina Gradiate
West Polit
Senn Sercise
Cuba
Elation
Generel
Insane-Protection Motion Opens Foreclosure Case Dustup
Judge De Bolt grants a penant on motion in the Chun Stabler case as Allen pushes foreclosure action on Young Street property. Petitions claim a trustee misuses Labape Halter’s funds, seeking injunctions on Bank of Hawaii disbursements while Longs face the foreclosure of a $5500 mortgage on Maui land. Also reports on Colonial Secretary Chamberlain detailing South Africa settlement hopes and labor questions.
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de Bolt
Datendante
Chun Stabler
Itso
W. Kijotkin
Labane Halter
Lahape
Wailuku
Maui
W.T. Robinson
Mekia Keatakai
Nim
Hawaii
Tt Ip
Labape Halewy
Tile
Hank
Lahupe Hislney
Allen
Glovanal A
Johannesburg
Nisrai
Yenterlay
Coloniit
Chamberlain
Wanderere Hall
Zouch Africa
Purplumer
Hywold
Charberlain
Lord Milne
Sign Sashes Window On Mor therny Street Shop
A damaged window at the Merchant street store was secured after a sign above the sidewalk collapsed. An iron hook failed during the night, sending glass and debris into the shop area and prompting repairs to multiple panes. A London collection features crowns including those worn by Charles II, George IV, and Queen Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant Street
Wien
Memorial against national leprosy settlement at Molokai
Members of Hawaii Territorial Board of Health file a memorial to President Roosevelt and Congress opposing a national leprosy settlement on Molokai. They argue the territorial system provides adequate care, warn against federal intrusion, and stress local communities’ welfare, resources, and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Roowevelt
United States
Wrenpont
Molokai
Mawel
Krge
Otley
Watthewent
Mawall
Shopping in Whitechapel in the late 19th century
A vivid, stray OCR description of Whitechapel shoppers in a busy London street. It depicts a small shop with two counters and crowded pavement as customers, men, women, and children, crowd for farthings worth of sugar and milk. A rough navvy carries a coin in a brown paw, while the King of Sweden is noted as an athlete who once walked 21 miles in eleven hours and aided runaway barges on the Riviera.
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Whitnchapel
London
Farthing
Whitechapel
Sweden
Riviera
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N.S. Sachs’ Dry Goods Co, Ltd
Theo, H. Davies & Co., Limited
Kaahamanu
Mawayan Stock Yards
Cotton Bros. & Co
Honolulu
Archibald N. Sinclair
Benton Build
Fort Street
Beardence
Hoare
Fred Harrison
Tel. Main
King ST. Florist
T. ¢. McGuire
Bulletin Publisty
Bergersen
Bethel Street
The
Bulletin
K. Soga
Beretania
Office Howes
Cc. Allen
United State
Board OF Health
Folie
Hawaiian Electric Company, Ltd
California
Oregon
Norway
Makerel
Kailhi
David Dayton
Mise Ella Dayton
Hart & Go, Ltd
Vivas & Biting
Pel
P.O
Union Street
Woman’s Exchange Hotel Street
J. Abadie
Beretania St. App. Hawaian Hotel
Tel
Waverley Boxing Academy
Bethel
Over Palace Grill
Dilly Woods
Bruce Cartwright
Jntands
ICE
Aitenetate Kaahumanu
M. Phillips & Co
Fort and
Queen Ste
H. P. Bertelman
King Street
John Nott
King St
Bulletin of Fom
B.G. Dake
Merchants’ Exchange Burranesseo
CAL
Jas. T. Taylor
Judd
Bowling Parlor
Lo Bor
Mit
White
Lani Syte
Pete
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