Old Landmark Captain Archibald McIntyre Dies in Honolulu
The long trusted harbor pilot and former government tugboat commander, Archibald McIntyre, aged about seventy, died at his Honolulu home after two years of illness. A Greenock native and resident for forty years, he served as port pilot during Kamehameha V’s reign and leaves two sons and four daughters. Funeral by Rev D P Bionia set for today with Odd Fellows rites at the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald McIntyre
Honolulu
Hin
Nowsnu Svenve
McIntyre
Greenock
Scotland
Palmer
Pele
Kamehameha V
Mclntyre
Honoluu
Molntyre
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
D. P. Bionia
Hoone
St In McIntyre
The Representatives File Motions on Police Funding
Haus chaired at 10 am as Mr Kaco moved to appoint a committee to oversee police department spending including capes ammunition logging and related costs. The discussion noted police performed commendably during recent trouble while some members faced opposing views on resolutions. A Military bill and a Circuit Court term bill were mentioned along with a disease suppression law amendment under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winaton
Richarda
Robertson
Rycroft
Kaeo
Kamanoha
Judiciary Committee
Senate
J. Richards
Haus
Kaco
Baers
Cruise of the Lehua Arrives After Eight Day Voyage
The Hawaiian cruiser Libaa commanded by Berry docked at Kīnau wharf at six this morning, three days from French Frigate Shoals. The Lehua left Tuesday night the 9th, reached Necker Island, then French Frigate Shoals, and returned amid headwinds. Seven turtles and shellfish were brought home, idols reportedly disappeared after a prior visit by H E M S Champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libaa
Berry
Kinau Wharf
French Frigate Shoals
Necker Island
Lebon
King
Dodge
Brigham
Kamehameha Museum
H. E. M S. Champion
Neoentan
Jelands
Police Court notes in Portuguese and Chinese cases crowd Morning session
In the District Court morning session several natives and Chinese faced charges. A man known as Willie pleaded guilty to assault and paid a $5 fine. Others arrested for opium were discharged or lightly punished. Keslenai alias W Elin paid $160 plus costs for running a ceta game. three others received lighter penalties. Kidnapping and seduction cases linger to Saturday. Carriage ads and a call for a hack with driver top off the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
W. Hin
Ab Ing
Choy Hung
Pelle
Beni
Kealanai
W. Blin
Deniel
Mia Elin
Keslenai
W. Elin
Maken Paau
Woodward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mwr
Mawnan Byt Y
H. I
Oes San
Ste
America
Telephone
P. O. Box
B. L. Finney
Mana
Oahu Railway & Land CO
Lai i
II City
Bat Ty Ea
Superiateadtut
Fen Ed
Ewe
Backpeld & CO
Guxenar
Rommel
Gov
Fort and
Queen Etrests, Honolura
Lewsrs & Cooke
Isporrens
Aphsaance
Purdeaa
Fort Etrest
Taos, Lindsay
Maxvrsctumva Jewstam Ao Waren
Maier
Mohanta
Campbell
Merchant Street
Steam Evanees
Soaan Mrr Iis
Borzama
Coouins
Anansarco Tamas Cascio
Jas. F. Morgan
Queen Street
Allen & Robinson
Willen ‘Materiala
Queen Bireot
Ayer
Wien
Die
J. C.ayar Ga
Lowell Mayne
Garden Lane
Merchants Exchange
I. Shaw
Ner King & Streets
Pioneer “Steam Candy Factory and Bakery
Pacific Trading Co
Fort Strest
Robert Grieve
Job
Phnter
City Drayage Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Haeckfeld & Co
Fort Street
HO Yen Kee
Aloha Bath House
Marino
THE
Legislature
Nate
James W. Robertson
Liliankalani
Puna
Hilo
Kowa
Hone
Beneed
Canaigre
Rice
Waterhouse
Labor Commission
Deval
Wilder
Committee On Commerce
the Police Court
Pout