Local and General News Briefs
Carry Comba 106 to QWe at Sturdevant's. FP Lanting appointed Minister of Finance. Two Chinese arrested for chiefa and one drunk. Dr Burgess moves office to 002 in wireless. Judge de la Vergne sails to Maui. Concord to accompany Oregon to Honolulu. Prices rise to 31 cents, up 4 1/4 cents. Allen leaves for the Coast with six passengers. William G. Irwin seriously ill in San Francisco. Manager Wells returns for the Claudine. B. Dwight awarded Makawao road contract at 83995. Fresh oysters on ice at Beaver lunch rooms. Kinau reports big passenger list. mail to the Coast. J B Giesta fined $5 for common nuisances. Dan Renear arrives on the Australia. Oscar Anna to leave for Alaudine tonight. Heihei the native bus driver case set aside. Largest bicycle sundries stock at Pacific Cycle. Nelson, Dan and Martha cited for drunks. Oregon expected to bring news from the United States. Moana set for 29th mail steamer. Kinau carries seven volcano tourists. Justice Frear with party landing at Molokai. Thurston writing from St Louis on way to Trans Miss Congress. Fresh Enterprise Beer and oysters via Australia. John Ouderkirk awarded warehouse foundation contracts. Baldwin family and Harry Baldwin sail for Maui. Chew Pin discharged by Judge Wilcox. Typewriter sales rent and repair by Hawaiian Cycle. Macfarlane recovering in San Francisco. unable to sail. Hoeisa due in Moana. Walker and Wood case postponed again. Claus Spreckels buys Market Street property in SF fronting 25 by 100 feet, price about 30008 per front foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dwight
Makawao Homestead
Australia
Kinau
Coast
J.B. Giesta
Wilcox
Dan Renear
Rooner
United States
Oscar Anna
Kipsahala Sugar Company
Alaudine
Pacific Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Love Building
Fort Streets
Nelson
Dan
Martha
Oregon
Moana
Lars Andersen
Clarke
E. C. Macfarlane
San Francisco
Hoeisa
C. Walker
W. Wood
Philadelphia
Claus Spreckels
San Prasiees
Prominent Mawalians Visit Honolulu From Abroad
The morning scene at Diamond Head and Waikiki shifts to the wharf as foreign and local notables arrive. Passengers include Dr. Herbert from San Francisco, J. Garvie now in London trade, L. Neone returning from the Christian Endeavor Convention, Yale law students OG FR Peterson and Arthur Wilder, Mrs. Hoffman manager of the Electric Light Works, and several others connected to Hawaii’s business, politics, and sugar interests. News notes cover ship orders, reciprocity treaty delays, a new steamer, local elections prep, and upcoming social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Diamond Head
Waikiki
Dr. Herbert
San Francisco
Alex
Garvie
Boothman
Thistle Club
J. Garvie
Bishop & Co.'s
Makaweli Plantation
London
L. Neone
Hawaii
FR. Peterson
Bert
Arthur Wilder
Yale College
Wilder
Theodore Hoffman
Ha: Electric Light Works
L. ¥. Alvarez
Berlin
D. Walbridgs
McInerny
New York
Boston
Japan
Melnerny
Or. Wight
Wilder Steamship Company
Wight
Union Iron Works
Helena
Seene
Foreclosure land sale and multiple Supreme Court decisions
James A. Thompson filed a $1500 bond as commissioner to sell land under foreclosure in Claus Spreckele & Co. et al. v Kia Nahaolelua et al. Lizaie Quinn Froboena, by attorney William A. Henshall, discontinued her divorce suit against Froboese. The Supreme Court issued four decisions: Decree dismissing a bill in equity for undue influence and misrepresentation. will construction awarding one third of the estate and $80 damages. overruling exceptions to verdict in other cases. and a decree setting aside a deed in a separate suit. Attorneys Magoon & Edings, Robertson, Creighton, Colburnyn, Spitz, Ballou, and others represented plaintiffs and defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Thompson
Bes
Claus Spreckele & Co
Kia Nahaolelua
T.B. Murray
Giovanni A. Long
Lizaie Quinn Froboena
William A. Henshall
Froboese
J. Q. Wood
Luis A.dickey
Justice Frenr
Magoon & Edings
Robertson
C. Brown
Magoon
Edinge
Piipilani_ va
G. Houghtailing
Prear
Whiting
A. G. M. Robertson
Justice Frear
Circuit Court
Creighton
John F. Colburnyn
C. W. Spitz
Carter
Eliza Richard
George
Houghtailing, Kinney & Ballou
Baldwin Maui Marriage Sets Quiet Family Ceremony
H A Baldwin of Maui married Miss Ethel Smith daughter of the Attorney General last evening at the family home. Rev D P Linne officiated. Madeline Hartwell was maid of honor with Jones Baldwin and Smith as bridesmaids. Best man was William Baldwin. Reception followed with intimate guests and Cabinet members. Government band provided music. Theo F Lansing took the oath as Minister of Finance this morning, succeeding Henry Smith as Clerk of the Judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Baldwin
Maui
Ethel Smith
Famil
UD. P. Linnie
Madeline Hartwell
Mise Jones
Mise Baldwin
Misa Smith
Wiliam Baldwin
Theo, F. Lansing
Henry Smith
Tasteless Castor Oil Promises Easier Dosing
Advertises Dr Cummins Tasteless Castor Oil claiming no taste and easy dosing for all ages. It asserts the oil is effective with no serious after effects and priced at 2 cents per bottle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Comba
Sturdevant's
T. FP. Lanting
Chefa
Dr. Burgess
Judge de la Vergne
Concord
Honolulu
Allen
William G. Irwin
Wells
Wailuka
Heihei
Messra
Roberts
Smith
Wood
Molokai
Claudine
L. A
Enterprise
Merchants Exchange
Jobn Ouderkirk
Brewer & Co
T. H. Davies & Co
H. P. Baldwin
Harry Baldwin
Mathe Claudine
Chew Pin
Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Fort Street
Lewers & Cooke's
THE
Wight Pisers
Stwamer
James Setwerny
U. S
Kobe
Hawaidun Hotel
R. Walker
McCarthy
Excelsior Lodge No. 1
O. F
Wray Taylor
Registrar of Elections
Hawaiian Hardware Company
Royal
Wave Iucectre
Cummina Tantelons
Bole
N, Fernandez
Honululu
N.S. Sachs
Hionolulu
EOR
Peterson
Constault
Honolulu Sanitarium
King Strest
Cal
Kellogg
M. D
Humphreya & Mactonalt
Keahemann Street
Damon
King and
Bethel Streets
Evening Bulletin
Europe
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