Fourth of July in Hawaii Celebrates Patriotism at Federal Court
The Fourth of July observance in Honolulu featured readings of the Declaration of Independence and speeches by Governor Dole Chief Justice Frear United States District Attorney Hevekens and others. Leaders urged continued patriotism civic virtue and constitutional knowledge as the nation marked its independence with public ceremonies in the courthouse hall.
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Minstrel lodge hosts festive stage with historic mementos
A burlesque party at the Benevolent Protective Order of Kikx hall on Miller Street drew a large crowd. Frank R. Thompson wielded the gavel, Gus Murphy led as master of ceremonies, and a Maine lodge presented a gay bierk. Speakers traced items from ships and figures linked to Andrew Jackson, with ritual to honor veterans and memory of past battles.
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Honolulu Elks fall to Punahous in Fourth of July game
About 2000 fans watched a doubleheader at the new pier on Independence Day. The Elks were routed 7 to 1 by Punahou in the first game, while the second game ended 11 to 4 with Punahou securing the win. Gate receipts reached a record 48475, and the crowd witnessed high-scoring action with multiple hits and errors.
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Messages From Dole To Taft On Pacific Ties
The article recounts a series of diplomatic messages involving Governor Dole and President Taft, urging closer U S Philippines ties by cable and commerce. It notes dispatches from the Filipino American community and figures like Governor Pardew and Captain Bobree, plus a summary of legal cases and a legislative proposal on rail rights of way.
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