Local notes and events fill Hawaii paper page
Judge Wilcox notes interpreter Coffee milla 350 and 600 at Sturdevant's. Government band to play at Thomas square this evening. Drill shed decor for Company A ball. Minister Damon absence reason unclear. Last day for summons service for August term First Circuit. Baldwin-Smith wedding planned Monday at 8. Various notices on courts, auctions, and local businesses. A motor of random items including a niy of pay, court actions, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Iart
Damon
England
First Circuit Court
Wright
Independence Rk
Pioneer Building and Loan Association
Sailor's Home
Chung Hee
Baldwin-Smith
David Dayton
Trouble in the League over protest and resignations
A meeting of the Baseball League discussed Captain Thompson of St Louis protest over a balk ruling in last Saturday's game. The motion to declare a draw failed 4 to 2, and Thompson announced resigning the club for the season. The Star and Regiments intend to finish the season, while discussions hint at replaying the ninth inning to 7-7 if action is reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baseball League
Thompson
St. Louis
Whitney
Stars Baseball Club
Wilder
Stara
Gorman
Stonis
BuLterin
Epirok
Bullerin
Shear
Square Sport
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A fragmented reading notes a local market feature titled Best in the Market and evokes memory phrases. The readable text hints at a community focus item possibly highlighting a seller or vendor event. No clear names, dates, or locations present.
Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Easier Dosing
Advertises Dr Cummins Tasteless Castor Oil claiming same dose as regular oil and children will take it easily. Notes taste masking has revived use after many flavors failed and prices a nickel quarter per bottle.
Louis club to finish their vintage in turmoil
The report records the burial of E. Ross a firefighter and notes a funeral procession led by a Philadelphia band to Nunanu cemetery. It also mentions the resignation pressure on Mr. Thompson and details on Chinese residents leaving on six months bonds and quarantine rejections at the Gaelic quarantine station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mody
E. Ross
U.S
Marion
EK. A. Williams
Philadelphia
Nunanu
Reat
W.E. Emberson
Philadelpia
J. W. Girvin
Sailor's Home Restaurant Reopens With Free Dinner
To be opened Thursday July 15 the Sailor's Home restaurant will reopen with a free dinner served in clan style meals priced at 250 theketa estimate. Propr CHUNG HRE oversees the event with doors opening at 4 pm and 107 pm policy details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sailor's Home
Chung Hre
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Hawaiian Cycle and Manufacturing Co
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