Death of Mrs Carter in Waikiki Saturday Evening
Mrs. Carter died at the residence of the Lewers in Waikiki at 6 05 PM after several days illness. She was 41 years old with most of life spent in the Hawaiian Islands. Funeral services were held at the Lewers home Sunday afternoon with a quartet performing hymns. Burial followed in the Carter plot at Nuʻuanu cemetery. The pallbearers included Carter family members. Mrs. Carter, formerly Miss Lord of Hallowell Maine, came to Honolulu in 1890 and married Captain Joseph O Carter a year later. Captain Carter died in 1850 leaving a large family.
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Waihitet Lac
Carte
Dogeph
Carter
Robert Lowers
Tatter
Waikiki
Hawaiian Islands
Maine
Kiev
D. P. Birnie
Lord
Hallowell
LSU
Honolulu
Joseph O Carter
Garter
Joseph J. Sbury
Has PS
Samuel M
Alfred Wo. Fred
Catherine Stister
Tal PS
Washington
Dosept O. Carter
Mra. Lewers
Ohere
Still Later Foreign News and Domestic Reports
A chaotic mix of 19th century foreign and domestic items reports deaths from hooded violence, Cuban rebel updates, and U S political debates. It notes Siamese punishment proposals, a Kentucky-Am policy clash, and trials in California and Illinois. Shipping and rail battles, student protests, and naval moves fill the page alongside currency and graft inquiries.
Local Turmoil and Crime Mark Feb Rush Across States
Reports describe a burned elovirie light and weed plant in Ventas California, martial measures in Wavaun, and a deadly shooting by Edwank Dull in New Haven Connecticut. Also notes ravaging in Grand Porhe SN and advances by the National Fishery Congress near Loapa Florida and a looming February event led by Harry Winters in Hedwood City California.
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Ventas
California
Wavaun
Edwank
New Haven
Conn
National Fishery Congress
Loapa
Florida
Harry Winters
Hedwood Wity
Cyclemene Saturday Night Races Draw Large Crowd
Races at Cyelomere Saturday night drew about 1500 spectators amid band music and high spirits. Open amateur two thirds mile saw H tiles rowell Eakin Dawson etc. Giles won the first heat. multiple results across pro and amateur events noted with dead heats and controversial decisions.
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H. Tiles
Rowell
Eakin
Dawson
A.es Ad
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Giles
Cornwell
Martin
Vorill
Sylvester
Doves
Silva
Sotuson
Torvill
Mirtin
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Rede
Lakin
Cowes
Trentway
Higgins
A. Giles
Reap Aiateur
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Whitnan Aee
Wal Sytoneter
Dalin Silva
Jonew
bin Bat
Marriage and illness mark Honolulu notices and political debate
Miss Cahill lies at Honolulu Sanitarium with lung trouble and limited hope of recovery as doctors discuss possible surgery. Miss Grace Richends will wed Professor Woodward tomorrow with private rites. The text also covers government appointments, a sale incident, and Senate debates over the Teller Silver Resolution, noting votes and procedural moves.
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Grace Richends
Professor Woodward
Lev. D. P. Birnie
de. Hyde
Community Events and Civic Programme at YMCA Hall
The program lists a Tuesday evening event at the YMCA hall with tickets at twenty five cents payable at the door. It includes concerts and entertainments featuring local names and venues such as Heverlee Valmont Aintree and Makeo Square with performances across several evenings this week at the Hawitian hotel and Bias squirmes.
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Banine Square
Thomas Square
Makeo
Chicago to greet President Dole on arrival in city
Chicago officials announce a hearty welcome plan for President Dole as he arrives by the Northwestern road. General Brooke and military officers will coordinate a formal reception at the station with civic leaders including Mayor Harrison.
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United States
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Este
Laws Charles Berenfor Wutry
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Sinter
Yachteman
Nicaragena Vagal Commission
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Harrison
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