Fires and fetes fill Walkikt Beach tonight
A crowded pageant of public notices and social items fills the scene from Wind Street to Walkikt Beach. Reports of fireworks garnishing the Young hotel garden, a Japanese consulate note, and court updates mingle with candy making and encampment notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henny & Bo
Aiedet
George Seo
Pobers
Helles Pahnie
Sone Bones
Puly Nessan
Jidge Hebinsent
Adie
Baeioll
Hushand Kearnelank
Doeurtle Kuwlice Tril
Malin
Alexander Young Cafe
Japan
Liltuokdlini
Atedh
Lahalna
AV Sutel
Sarramento
California
California Feed Co
Edie
Fhe von Hamime ¥ Oing Co. Ltd
Robinson
WO. Swith
Lacy Ke Richardton
Shardian
Judieiery
Elock
CP. Hikes
Robert M. Boyd
Aosl CO
Kanal
Hardy
Lewers & Cooke
J. N. Stalnaker
Pisher Garnishee
Didge de Boll
Amaut
Cemetery Row Sparks Contested Health Board Letter
A letter received by the Board of Health at a Wednesday meeting from Castle & Withugban, representing Japanese interests, urged allowing a cemetery expansion but was denied last week. The group voiced surprise and disapproval, praising installed conditions and arguing for site reasons. President Pintehiets defended the board’s stance, noting the need to limit cemetery expansion. Dr. J. S. Pratt was appointed general health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle & Withugban
Pintehiets
Wayson
Br. J
B. Pratt
Australian champion Squires falls to Birnie in first round
In San Wranelsco on July 4 Squires, the Australian champion, lost to Birnie in the first round amid two triangular exchanges. Squires landed a blow, Burns floored Tilney after the gong, and Squires staggered back before Birnie delivered successive rights. Two thousand spectators watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Wranelsco
Squires
Birnie
Squires Suver
Tilney
Burns
Navy plan to bring tankers on Pacific practice cruise
An official note from Oyster Bay reports Secretary Metcalfe’s private visit and confirms a Pacific practice cruise of a large American fleet from the Atlantic to San Francisco. The Navy intends to keep warships homeward and to avoid overseas spending, with no immediate deployment abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Metcalfe
San Francisco
Navy Department
Oyster Bay
Pacific
Auerica
Secretary Straus Sailing to Honolulu in July
Cablegram reports Secretary Straus will sail from San Francisco to Honolulu on July 26, in company with Governor Carter, with Washington noting the movement as of July 4. The notice places the destination and travel companions for a forthcoming official voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Washington
Strays
Honolulu
San Francisco
Carter
Shipping Intelligence Aboard Pacific Bound Sailings
The July 4 7 KK 8 8 report lists ships in port and sailing plans from San Francisco to the Orient and Hawaii. It notes Hongkong Maru sailing for the Orient, Mauna Loa from Hawaii, and other vessels with times, routes, and passenger bookings including many named travelers and officials. Passengers arrived and departed are detailed with numerous individual names and destinations across Kauai, Maui, and Oahu ports.
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Hongkong Maru
Stewtie
San Frencisco
Sime Mauna Loa
Simerson
Yawall
Manporta
Bing Ke AU Hou
Pullett
Kanu Ports
Hongkong
Mara
Sin Branelsea
Hoe Wolulu
Ainhop
Alex
MacKay-Smith
H.W. Wells
JF. von Ponte
Lieut. L. van der Deeken
Jar Katsu Abiko
HM. Ash
H. L. Christie
Richard Trewin
Robt
W. Trewin
Captain le Rond
Madame le Rond
G. Mo Lukesh
Grice Bally
Gordon B. Canaga
James W. Carrot
Wong Chientau
Geo. ‘I. de Colmesnil
Frances KE. Cooley
Winnie Dunlap
Hugh A. Feeley
Martin @. Feuerhak
Buegent Muller
David Gibbs
Augusto Gonzales
Geoffrey W. Maya
I. Ray“and Palmer
Cham. A. Staples
Chang
Helen Kehula
O. G. Livingston
James T. Taylor
K. J. King
A. A. Wilson
A. Gartenders
J. A. Baloh
D. Damien
L. Aku
Persimi
Mikahila
Gregory
Kauai
C. M. Cooke
Theo
Cooke
C. M. Govke
A. Low
Roy
Whidgate
W. A. Kinn
W. I’. Hrear
H. Wr
Miss
T. A. Fairchild
M. J. Krout
M. R. Jarden
Master Kinney
Henry Davin
A. Madie
Sucy
Jas, Wilder
He ‘T. Hayselden
Mrs. Prosser
Douglas Damon
F. Webster
Col. French
Adj. Hamberry
Capt. Bradley
Lieut. Clark
F. Dodge
D. Frasher
C.F. Davis
D. H. Hitchcock
Geo
H. Mead
Henry Meid
Hana Jacobsen
Ennis Manase
Pecmin
Ili Ig
Japanese Crossing to Canada Through Mexico Border
Japanese are locking to the American border and attempting passage to Canada via Juarez, deserting trains in the United States while en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesteo
Canada
Juavex
United States
British steamer Montcalm ashore off Cape Breton Island
July 4 report: Montcalm, a British steamship traveling from Manchester to Montreal, went ashore on the east coast of Cape Breton Island near North Sydney Nova Scotia. Also notes Rockefeller to appear in court in Chicago after evading service. an enormous crowd gathered at the American Embassy. five hundred militia clashed in a riot at Norfolk Expo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Montcalm
Montreal
Manchester
Cape Breton Island
Rockefeller
Court Pittfield
J. D. Rockefeller
Chicago
Norfolk
Waterfront notes as harbor tones mark holiday calm
Sailors report the tug Fearness may claim salvage from the Manchuria while all harbor craft enjoy a holiday lull. The Americas press for peace in Siberia as The Hague notes a petition with two million signatures favoring universal arbitration. Steamer Ke Au Hou and Mauna Loa arrive with cargoes from Hawaii, sugar, coffee, and sundries amid July 4 observances.
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St Afah
Fearness
Manchuria
Siberia
Hague
America
A. G. Steve S
Arenity
Stevens
Filmer
Japan
Ke Au Hou
Naval
Ruttminn
N. B
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Remington Typewriter
Hawa
Ian Office Specialty Co
Fort ST
Masonic Temple
Hon Tay
Vita
Psursday
Membre of the Alder
M . Thonday
P. Hall
Oor
Fort
Tania
Webber
C. C. F. Waldron
K. R
Cor. Fort
Meretanta
Menihera
Mystic Lodge
McKinley Lodge
Benolulu Lodge
King Tqpr Fort Street
Kh. R
Harry H. Simpson
F. B. Richardson
Wm. M'Kinley
K.of P
May O'Cloek
K. of P. Hall
Cor, Port and
Beretania
Vielling Brothers
L. H. Wolf
C. C. BE
A. Jacobson
Aerie 149
PB. Hall
Boretaum
Wortsweet
L. B. Twomby
T. Moord, Se v
Knights of Pyihlom Hall
B. V. Todd
Sachem
A. EB. Murphy
C. of R
Lawers & Cooke
King ST
Keelox
Hawaiian News Co., Limited
Young
Henry May & Co, Ltd
Pilsner
Wurzburger
Germany
Criterion
Bethel Sts
Hawaii
Hale
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort Street
Tooth Victor Talking Records
Sozodon
the Great Plaything
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Obd
J. E. Santos
Hotel and Union Sts
A. N. Sanford
Graduate Optician
Boston Building
Qver May & Co
South Seal
Alexander Young
the “H.C
H.C
H. C
H. Cullman
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King ST. NR
Alakea
S. Stephenson
J. F. Colburn Ill
J.C. Axtell & Co
Alakea ST
Fhone Blue
T. H
Moiliili
GABE
Shipping Intelligence
Holskong Maru
Steve Wu
The
Orient
Wit
SLING
Claudine
Bennett
Hawaii Porta
Siu
Milaikala
Panty
Mauna Low
Chong Young Pou
Men Co Re Miller
Dre Us J
Caven
Saver
HM Soothe
Ro M. Boothe
Paul Makuiekant
Waggoner
Mili
Carlson
A. S. Baker
Baker
Austin
Misa K
Clark
Mish A
Atuller
Shilayama
He He Smythe
Shiythe
Stythe
Mins
Smythe
He Smythe
Joe Smythe
J. Mithoe
Misa
My Owl
Lindsey
C.K
Queen Tilivakalani
de Rea
Sud
Berlin
Foreign Office
Edward VII
Caruso
London
Edward
Uic
Arthur Brown
Naval Department
Philippines
W. W. Ahana & Co
Merchant Tailors &2
King
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