Volcano Fire Fades as Mauna Loa Arrives at Honolulu
The Mauna Loa reports the volcano fire in Kilauea’s pit has fully disappeared, with only thick black smoke remaining. The steamer carried passengers and cargo from Hawaii and Maui ports, while ships Nebraskan and Nevadan prepare to enter Honolulu trade, boosting mail service between San Francisco, Kahului, and Hilo.
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Polo
Kilauea
Mawati
Mauna Loa
Simerson
Hawaii
Maui
William K. Simerson
Volcano House
Waldron
Myngge
Howat Adame
Stemmer Noeay
Panwerteer
Honolulu
Maswall
Kan
Hamakun
Freiehter
Nener
Kabilat
Hilo
New York
Kabulul
San Francian
San Francisco
Kahulot
Helene's Large Cargo Arrives From San Pranciaco
The schooner Helene reached port after a seventeen day voyage from San Pranciaco with about 1700 tons of general merchandise. On deck were 260 pieces, railroad tires, and a 60 ton locomotive. Four passengers, Mr and Mrs King, Mr McElroy, and Mr Gordon, arrived with the ship. The weaver is now discharging at the Irmgard wharf.
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Helene
San Pranciaco
Kotervrive
Hilo
Me. King
Me. McElroy
Mr. Gordon
Dixcharaiog
Irmgard Wharf
Parade Schedule Revised as Governor Reviews Fourth of July Procession
Parade committee plans a staged march with four divisions: First Division Capitol Square to Merchant Street, Second Division Red Men and others on Richards Street, Third Division Fire and Road Departments on King Street, Fourth Division Floats and wagons on Capital Square. Assemble by 9:30 a.m. for forming, Governor to review at Capitol Square. Also notes court appearance of Japanese and Chinese individuals in local police court cases this morning.
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Capitol Rouare
Richarde Wtroet
Richards Street
Morchant
Rich Arde Wtreets
King Street
Capitol Square
Mauka
Merchant Atyoot
Capital Square
Ron
Aiden
Merchant Street
Fort Street
Vineyard
Emig
Alakea
Merchant
Dole
Capitol
Army
Navy
Janes
Schaefer
Fourth of July Program Complete
Honolulu readers learn of a full Fourth of July schedule with a morning parade featuring floats and military units, afternoon baseball at Oahu College, and evening fireworks near Makai Ewa. Events include literary exercises at the opera house, a grand ball at the Capitol, and a governors reception.
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Teeari Harbor
Eporta
Oahu' College
Oahu College
makaiEwa Corner
Governor Bol
Capitol
Disney Wants Warrant Over Slander Claim At Police Station
Disney the barkeeper sought a warrant for Judge Wilcox and Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth on slander charges after condemning their remarks at a police station. An attorney advised him briefly, and he left without further words. The report also lists yacht races and campus sports events at Oahu College with officials, entries, and schedule details.
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Disney
Wilcox
D. K. Kawaha
Sheri Chillingworth
Oahu College
Thors
Oalu College
HLA
Caml Pumahow
Cito Henne
Artillery
Erater
Plantow
Praxtam
Conuint
Rophy
Charles P. Chillingworth
Towne
A. G. M. Robertson
Lorrin Andrews
James L
Torbert
Marshal
Chillingworth
Nigel Jackson
Tu Mor
Jamon I
Torbot
Slater
Ki Towne
Judgon
C. F. Chillingworth
C. J. Wilson
Law Points in Damage Suit Against Inter Wa Bihan Navigation
Court heard arguments on evidence regarding a claim by Lorenaen versus the Inter Wa Bihan Navigation Company. Judge Bates ruled some testimony inadmissible while other diagrams were allowed to illustrate ship layout as witnesses described positions during the alleged attack. Meanwhile two suspects were committed to federal court on brewing Wipes charges after being arrested by Internal Revenue and marshal’s officers.
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Lorenzen
Dunne
Schmidt
Sawyern Kometies
Noeau
Irmgard
Lewis
Witnces
U.S
Edwin
Charles Fern
Kahana
Internal Revenue and Marshall’s
Exton
Stee Hng
Austin Publishing Co
Willian M. Laneton
Wulimanalo Bugur Co
Inge Reice
Juda Ie Too
Benevolent Union Elects Officers After Donation
The Catholic Benevolent Union held its annual election at Raual plate last evening. A Very acceptable donation was received from the Holy Ghost society. Elected officers include President J. Bekardt, first vice president P. Helters, second vice president Aton Axle, recording secretary FD Cree dun, financial secretary and treasurer Pathar Valentin, sergeant-at-arms WF Keving.
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Catholic Benevolent Union
Raual Plate
Holy Ghost Society
Keving
J. Baller
Jubing Asche
Wydeuntnwon
Mc Donald
Ai. Murphy
Ch, Hose
Aivertors
Deliberation Highlights Executive Council Meeting
The Executive Council held a meeting today from the mid afternoon to 1 30 p m. Two matters of public information were resolved. Commissioner of Lands reported on May visits to Hawaii and clearance to open up Kab alokalaa for settlement. The Haletwa Hotel Company received renewal of tab wind. Kaplolani Hochas and Athletic Clubs plan a reception and entertainment at Chariew Cle Shie residence, featuring the first talent event by the new club at the Opera House tonight. Attendees expected to join the ball afterwards. The palm was used in a celebratory display as funds were raised for new ole.
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Executive Council
Landa
Ma Vinit
Hawaii
Naw
Kabalokalaa
Haletwa
Wolala
Ite Tabt Wind
Heer Hoonwe
Chariew
Opera Heme
Hewand
Robbery intruder enters Chillingworth home at night
A white man, masked by the Chillingworth residence, forced entry at about 4 40 p m. He demanded a drink while the owner, Attorney Chillingworth, questioned him. The intruder fled toward the gate as the Deputy Sheriff arrived after a ping pong ball game interrupted. No warrant used ad hoc confrontation noted.
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Chillingworth Place
Behool
Chillingworth
Murider
Mr. Chillingworth
Charlie
Sherif
Martin at Waialua Walks to Pearl City for Festivities
Jatin Martin of the Yo MG A party, traveling with a group, continued on foot after the rest boarded a train from Kahuku. He was reported at Waialua yesterday afternoon soaking wet but cheerful and determined to walk to Pearl City to witness the festivities there tomorrow.
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Jatin Martin
Yo MG. A
Te Kalan
Kahuku
Walalua
Wali Tu
Martin
Bo Ie
Pearl City
Witnens
Joint plans for Manoa valley trip amid soggy trails
The WoC Ac and Yo MOC A peas abandon a joint Fourth of July play in Manoa valley due to a soggy upper area. Instead attendees expect a tramp up Palle yatley to the old crawl, with AOI Cooke and W L Howe ard acting as guides.
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Manoa
Chia
Palle Yatley
Aoi Cooke
W. L. Howeard
Derelict and legal filings spill into late 19th century docket
A hurried legal page outlines guardians petitions for accounting, disputed judgments in several cases, and probate matters. It notes a derelict defendant and a judge resuming hearings while attorneys argue demurrers, settlements, and abstracts of royal patent authenticity. The piece also mentions a local ping pong tournament and delays in completing preliminaries.
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Rice & Perkins
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Queen's Hospital
Chong Qual
Chong Wal
Hoon
Frank Thompson
Cheeni
Chong
Fnoltige Dix
Oahu Golege
Afernoon
Healani
Honoluhu
Mont de Jy
Alven
Cooper
Opera House
Wierdry
Overs Howe
HS. Atyckley
David Kamanoho
Mes Agatha Kelley
Ly Hooking
B. Herser Andrean
B. Thompson Amerten
Munir Vo
Govyenor
Tin Peninsula
Rondition
Robertson
Writard
B. Wall
Loutenant
Hoalant Janior
J. A. Danio
Dan Renear
Taal J MA
Tintawaln
Myrtle Wwalor
Wm. Lyle
Wm. Soper
Percy Lats
Atm Johnson
Bow le Coxewaln
Voalaat
Harry Murray
Gromwestoke
Wright
M. E. W. Growler
Elvares
Wain
Jeter
Hilbers
Myetic
I Regatta
A. W. Pearson
C. P. Morse
Albert McGure
Umekeepar
Atlan Dune
Lowe
Claes
la Paloma
Oladge
Clake
Dewey
Clane
Mihimano
Kaiki
Myrie
Pinte
Olo
Vike
Princess
Colunbin
Clytie
Abbie A
Mutoo
Maria
Canary
Mim
Frear
United States
Wil Men
Morria M. Eetoo
Senate
Mex
Kalue
Ernor'n Ma
Hoslant Entertainment
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express
Masonic Temple
Mate Lorenzen
Estee
Gill
United States District Court
Benevolint Union
Uncle Bari
Cleveland
Waialua
Guardian
UW. Robinson
John DB. Molt
Bika Rose Box Maikis Molt
Annie Kentwell
Hol
Mlean
J.T. de Bolt
J. M. Views
Joaquin da Silvave
J. F. Sousa
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Robinson
John J. Paria Ve. J. Alfeed Magoon
Antone Fernandes
Robertson & Wilder
Lot Kamehameta
Lot
Kamehameha
Tle Entate
Ruth Kelitkatant
Ruth
Willie
Borthe Pauaht Hinshaw
Pinluitt
Holmen & Branley
Techante
Hoffman & Riley
Alien
Lacan Et al
Holloway
Acl
Atkionen
Eike
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