Court martial probes Captain Gooded for conduct unbecoming
The court martial debates sevenSpecifications charging Captain Good with conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. The case cites remarks on pay cuts and effort, disrespect toward the commanding officer, profane language at parades, and an anonymous letter alleging lax guarding of government property. Witnesses describe reduced wages, disliked drill, and opinions on football, with adjournment set for evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Gooded
Lnwbewen Tig
Ajg
M. Robartson
Captain Good
Coyne
Ludewig
Schaefer
N. G. HL
Dole
N.G. H
Dale
Mthilay
Muay
McLean
Robertson
Good
A. P. Stanhope
Caplin
Corporal Neeley
Company E
Closing exercises at Christ Church schoolroom
The Christ Church terminal prercises schoolroom overflowed with parents on Friday the 17th for closing exercises and prize awards. The Bishop of Honolulu presided with Mrs Willis present. Students read, recited, and sewed well, with needlework prizes to Isabella Testa and Caroline Gaspar, Maria Gaspar, while cooking prizes went to Isabella Testa, Blanteth Kealoba, and Helen Kihi. The domestic department is led by Miss Davis and Miss LS Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christehureh
Honolulu
Willis
Big Island
Christ‘church
Isabella Testa
Caroline
Maria Gaspar
Isabella ‘Testa
Blanteth Kealoba
Helen Kihi
Christchurch
Davis
LS. Willis
Hawaiian Band Concert at Thomas Square Tonight
The Hawaiian band plays at Thomas Square this evening starting at 7 30. The program lists Overture Mi wa the Clit Abdaute Surprise and other pieces including My Old Kentucky Home and additional selections as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Square
Five GENTS FARE PAYMENTS RULED BY SUPREME COURT
The Supreme Court and Circuit Court rulings address penalties for overcharging street railway fares in Honolulu. The court affirms a five cent legal fare across Judd street to Panahon and upholds penalties for excess charges. Other cases involve the Hawaiian Tramways Company and related disputes, with decisions sustaining lower court judgments and outlining the law on demanding excessive fares. The Pioneer Building and Loan Association reports six month finances and board elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court Ling
Whiting
Mckey Ve
A. W. Carter
Ibth
Honolua
Fudd Street
Industrial School
Panahon Street
Honolulu
Judd Street
Panshon
Dickey and Balloa
Neumann
Ballou
Dickey
Neumann and
Davis
Supreme Court
Judd
Hi. A. Widemann
Thomas
Holoman Publishing Company
Circuit Court
Kinney & Ballow
Migeon & Eddings
Lnto
Rudolph Spreckels
WOM
Iillard
Panthia Plantation Company
Association
Pees Tar
Lansing
B. Rose
A. V. Gear
A. W. Keech
Tillie Starbuck Deserters Sailors Surrender to Police
The Tillie Starbuck sailed for New York yesterday without its second mate and cook who fled the ship. They surfaced this morning and surrendered to waterfront police after learning from the Consul they could face jail or sign on with another vessel. They chose to ship aboard the Highland Light, which sails Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Starbuck
New York
Cook
Harry Evans
Highland Light
American League Nominates Officers for Reconstruction
Nominations for officers of the reconstructed American League were announced last evening with Allan Clark for president William Larsen for first vice president Louis Tousiwint for second vice president Theo D P Severin for recording secretary and W D Hamilton for financial secretary The election is set for the 28th. Local classified notice advertises horse care services with hours and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
Mindy
Allan Clark
William Larsen
First View
Louis Tousiwint
Secondiew
Theo DP. Severin
W. D. Hamilton
Hilo Letter Reports Social Outing and Local News
Regular Hilo letter notes visitors to Madame Pele at Kilauea and a rising lava display. Local travelers, including Wolff of M Phillips & Co and Brown of Brown Kubey, register at the Hilo Hotel. Social Club baskets to Cocoanut Island feature dancing, music and a large campfire. A private July wedding is announced for Dr. TB Williams and Miss Celia F Plunkett, who will honeymoon and occupy Nob Hill home. A. B. Barthrop suffers a broken left arm while pitching. infant death at Von Arnswaldt home laments. The Santiago ships 26,750 bags of sugar to Spreckels Bros Co of San Francisco. Hilo plans a race track by 1887 and the next social is at A. Cockburn’s residence. Richarda & Schoen trip to the island’s far side. J W Bergstrom promotes Kroeger pianos and repair services. Finally dental notices and auction items appear amid scattered local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Pele
Kilauea
Hilo
Wolff
M. Phillips & Co
Jobn T. Brown
Brown & Kubey
D. Conway
M. 8. Grinbaum
Philiti
de TB. Williams
Celia F. Plunkett
Hite
Nob Hill
C. C. Kennedy
Mistles Plankett
Deacon
B. Barthrop
Campbell
EB. von Arnswaldt
Papsikou
Santiago
J. D. Spreckels Bros. Co
San Francisco
A. Cockburn
B. FP
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the Evening Bulletin
Bert Honoluin
America
Canada
Mexico
P.O. Box
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Republic of Bawaii
Henry Davis
Fort Strect
Comatsston Arn
Custom House
Board of
Miereto
Maliding and Loan Asso Fort
Cntve
T. KF
Avnetie
Bowen
ACG
M. Bolortoon
Monolatis
Apasverresiient
ViGean, Preturye Milcin
Mr. Thiarilaan
May Allen
Ween
Lom
Leman Mettern Vierere Sitar
Rawr T
Vamt Uy
Old
Kentucky
Mote
PAEE
AG Lenst
AaRrerig TV
Atotorata Mebate “ Jug Fine Mse
Seattle
Lastiow
Aeaal
Cade
Woaneger
Fuldeivor
Fort and
Merchent
Meghanlon
Hume
Egraapaa
Nowa
Terwx
Noreneng
J. W. Bergstrom
Kroeger Pianos
Vinnon
Tole
A. J. Derby
Dus
Dental Afien Cottage
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