Austrian warship Saida docks after Marquesas cruise
Early this morning the Austrian man of war Saida, commanded by Captain Conrad Spieller, arrived at the harbor during a world cruise. The 2500 ton wooden vessel left Anne Mary Bay on June 9 and will coal in Honolulu before heading to Japan.
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Austria
South America
Marquesas Islands
Honolulu
Japan
China
India
Aden
Suez Canal
Ome
Saida
Conrad Spieller
Stent Hane
Count of
Soltyia
Vathua
Feltse
Kolbers
Kureh
Padon
Kulelksa
Stein
Forster
Lauffer
Noble
Moledne
Tragic Infant Burned Playing With Matches
A two year nine month old native girl died after her dress caught fire while she played with matches alone yesterday afternoon. She expired at 2 this morning after severe burns. The incident occurred at Mauna kiekie and the child's name is Mary Kalei Haona Pio'skalalo Abalani Kainikawaha. The M C A Orchestra will practice tonight at the usual time and place.
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Great Uy
Mauna~ Kiekie
Mary Kalei Haona Pio'skalalo Abalani
Alameda arrives as Oceanic liner carries notable passengers
The Alameda from San Francisco docks to a busy port schedule, with Captain Soper steering through delays, engineers led by A. D. Little praised for a flawless record, and a long list of arriving travelers including Dr. Winslow Anderson and Mrs. Atherton among others, plus notable mentions of a boxing draw and global news tidbits.
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Oceanic Steamship Company
Alameda
San Francisco
Australasia
John D. Spreckels
Sacramento
Philadelphia
A.D. Little
Liverpool
Pssengers
Winslow Anderson
J. M. Atherton
John Ballard
Misa
Gertrude Ballard
Frank Ballard
W. M
Beode
Mra
M. M. Buckmann
W. H. Cornwall, Jr
Blanche Cornwell
Capt
J. C. Dart
Mias
Beasie Foster French
F. T. French
Rt. A. Jewel
Waterhouse Family Continues Business Under Name
Mrs Waterhouse notifies the transfer of her late husband J T Waterhouse’s business to four sons. The Waterhouse heirs form a partnership carrying on the enterprise under the family name in Honolulu, aiming for continued prosperity and growth.
Hotel street merchant prizes awarded for top purchases
Iwokomi e Peleos Twakami offered prizes to patrons buying the most goods in two months. Mrs Hubbard won first prize of thirty yards of fine silk today, having forty six tickets each representing a one dollar purchase.
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Twakami
Dr. Hubbard
President Dole Visits Pacific Hardware Art Room
At the exhibit the President and Mrs. Dole toured the Pacific Hardware Company art room this morning. Mr Dole expressed pleasure with Hugo Pisher paintings, calling them simply grand and praising the pieces from Manoa Valley and the American River in California.
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Dole
Pacific Hardware Company
Lr. Dole
Hugo Pisher
Manoa Valley
American River
California
Valley Tennis Club Formed With Twenty Five Members
The Valley Tennis Club is the latest addition to the list with twenty five members to start. Elected officers are Dr. AL Nichols president M Ballou vice president AB Wood treasurer and AM Mackintosh secretary. The liquor selling case of George Andrews was put off until Monday for trial.
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C. Bosse
Carter
First Circuit
Hartwell
Neumann
Perry
M. D. Monsarrat
Thurston and Stanley
Kinney and Ballou
the Valley Tennis Club
Tve
Dr. AL. Nichols
M. Ballou
A. B. Wood
St. M. Mackintosh
George Andrews
Thieves Target Gardens and Verandas in Construction Areas
Residents report frequent thefts of garden hose veranda chairs and tools from homes under construction. Police court actions show officers overwhelmed by profanity cases, while a victim complains he would trade profanity for less petty larceny. A band concert at Thomas Square begins at 3:30 in the afternoon.
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Thomas Square
Afternoo
Mortuary Report Shows 57 Deaths in June Here
The Agent of the Board of Health records fifty seven deaths for June. Diarrhea caused seven deaths, consumption and old wounds four each, convulsions fever inanition and bowel inflammation three each, and one drowning and one self-inflicted death among the rest. Of the deceased 36 were Hawaiian, five Chinese, seven Portuguese, five Japanese, one British, one American, and two of other nationalities. Fourteen died without medical attendance and twenty eight were under five years old. The annual death rate per 1000 was 24.43.
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Board of Health
Cassidy Succeeds Waterhouse as City Electric Light Head
Mr Cassidy replaces P T Waterhouse as superintendent of the government electric light system under the new appropriation bill. Cassidy must resign as head of the Mutual Telephone Company but his successor has not yet been chosen.
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Fred. P.T. Waterhouse
Government Electric Light System
Cassidy
Mutual Telephone Onipar
Wirth's Chrome Praise for Wirth's Circus in Shanghai
The June 12 issue of Wirth's Chrome in Shanghai lauds all performers in Wirth's Circus with high compliments. Manager Cameron receives strong praise as well, seemingly contradicting a contemporary report that the show had fallen apart.
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Celestial Empire
Shanghai
Wirth
Cameron
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