Water Privilege Notice for Honolulu District 1887
By Authority holders of water privileges are notified that irrigation hours revert to 8 to 10 AM and 4 to 6 PM. Those along Punchbowl and Green Street Now New Valley may irrigate anytime when water suffices, limited to four hours per twenty four. Andrew Brown Superintendent Honolulu Water Works approves. J A Kino Minister of Totertor signs. June 17, 1887.
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Punchbowl
Green Street
Nowwot
School Street
Andrew Brown
Honolulu Water Works
J. A. Kino
Totertor
Honolulu
Hi. T
Reform Aims At Leper Settlement On Molokai
The Evening Bulletin reports a first visita tion of executive officers to the Molokai Leper Settlement under a new system. Abuses will be abolished and reforms implemented after practical observations by Reynolds and Wilcox. The board backs the findings and pledges humane, prompt improvements for residents. The effort includes making the visitors' cottage a clean bouge and aims to attract eminent physicians for effective relief.
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Molokai
Reynolds
Wilcox
Buceria
Baseball muddle sparks call to fix July 5 decision
Town opinion runs strongly in favor of altering the July 5 match to give St. Louis its ninth inning. The Star club faces criticism for the unfair ruling and its withdrawal from the League is blamed, with praise for no party defending the current decision.
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St. Louis
Decision Tewarts Unequal War On Field
Captain Thompson asserts the earlier ruling was wrong and two wrongs do not make a right. The St Louis club deserves to play again after a controversial decision, while the league shows baseball heat with Honolulu noting the tale of shystering and poor sportsmanship.
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Ana
Honolulu
Righteous Leniency On Chinese Gambler Case Commented
A court case draws ire over a $10 fine for a Chinese gambler described as the lowest on record. The piece notes an unexecuted warrant and an unlawful search, with the judge criticizing the detective and upholding a minimal penalty after the suspect admitted guilt.
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Wilcox
The Glorious Fourth in San Francisco Chronicle View
The Chronicle questions old Fourth of July practices in a wary look at gunpowder, bells, and raucous crowds. It cites John Adams and argues for a restrained civic celebration closer to Thanksgiving or Memorial Day, preserving speeches and spectacles without excess.
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The
San Francisco Chronicle
John Adama
Chronicle
John Adams
Hie
Shade
San Francisco
Christmas and New Year Firecracker Debate on the Rockie
The piece contrasts Powrth with Chinese New Year customs and argues for a civilized rational holiday celebration. It laments children craving Oriental firecrackers and recalls Portland Maine’s 31 year old fire disaster as a warning. The author urges joining mainland movements like the Chronicle’s to promote safer holidays.
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Honolulu
Portland
Maine
the Chronicle
Blue Flame Oil Stoves Promoted For Fall Use
Timely Topics urges households to switch from coal and wood stoves to BLUE FLAME OIL Stoves as the busy season returns. The Dietz Stove Company offers kerosene stoves with one two or three burners plus ovens. Fisher Steel Ranges include Pansy Columbus Olive and Bono models and a large Empire City suited for hotels or restaurants at low price.
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Dietz Stove Company
United States
Fisher Steel
Columbus
OLIVE
BONO
Empire City
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