Social notes of charm and summer gatherings in Honolulu
The column chronicles social life in Honolulu with weddings, engagements, and parties. Notables Mrs Clifford Kimball Mr and Mrs Arthur Wille and the Kirks attend events while Dagmar Sorenson and Richard Cooke announce their engagement. Princess Kawananakoa hosts a birthday dinner as residents and visitors mingle at Tantalus and Waikiki venues.
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Holer
Arthur Willie
Mins Hall
Clifford Kimball
Mra
George Kimball
Boston
Mra. Kimball
Pol Rupper
For Sale Buildling Lots in Punnui Near Liliha Tar Terminus
Several fine building lots 50 by 105 at Punnui in easy reach of Liliha tar terminus. Free from stones, fine views, high and dry. Price only 150 dollars each.
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Punnui
Lilihatar Terminus
Japanese immigrant Tezuka accused of perjury in wife claim
Honolulu resident Tezuka, described as fashion conscious, was taken into custody by U S Marshal Mendry on a perjury complaint filed by U S District Attorney R W Breckens. Authorities allege he resembled a man photographed at the immigration station last March and aided the entry of awoman said to be his wife but found to lack such a relation.
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Tezuka
Honolulu
Tesuka
United States
Mendry
R. W. Breckens
Texwica
Jon
Tezuki
Tat Tezuka
Maud Leekley Leads American Singers Abroad Under Howland
Among the American singers slated for European debuts this summer under Le Grand Howland is Maud Leekley a young contralto who has already earned notice on the operatic stage in the United States Honolulu residents recall Miss Leekley as the prima donna contralto with the Boston Lyrics when they performed here in 1902.
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le Grand Howland
Maud Leekley
Honolulu
Miss Leelley
Boston
Nordica in London plans Munich study for Hudson project
Lillian Nordica is in London staying awhile before returning to the continent. She will travel to Munich to study Opera house arrangements with the aim of adapting them for a new institution planned on the banks of the Hudson.
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Nent
Munich
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The
Hudson
Marie Hall Violinist Gains National Acclaim
Pittsburg Dispatch reports Marie Hall the violinist travels to America for the first time and has attracted extensive national musical press attention. Last evening she captivated Carnegie Hall audiences and earned unprecedented honors for a violinist in this venue.
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Pittsburg
Miss Hall
America
Sunday Band Concert at Makee Island Wal Fanson
The Sunday band concert begins at 3 p m on Makee Island Wal Fanson. Program includes The Old Hundred Overture Comedy Gavotte Modern and others. Also noted is advice on safeguarding a will and estate, with additional events at Queen's Hospital and St Joseph Church on July 28 with Mass, sermon, collection, catechism.
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Wal
Herger
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Mozart
Lucia
Henry Waterhouse Trust Co. Ltd
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Pauda League
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National Guard Commends 1907 Naval Ceremony
The document notes full honors on July 31 1907 aboard the steamship Siberia and details orders from the Governor and Secretary Straus. The First Infantry commanding officer is charged with executing the order while a 17 gun salute honors both the Governor and the secretary.
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States Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Siberia
First Infantry
John W. Jones
Aet Mac
French Laundry Offers New Cleaning Process for Dresses
Ladies at 258 Beretania Street can have old dresses transformed by a new French cleaning method. See name samples in the window. work called for and delivered via phone Blue 3552.
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Graft In San Francisco Linked to Standard Oil and Wells Fargo
The New York World reports 16 law actions hinting major interests back Standard Oil in a California graft case. It traces ties among Pacific Coast banks, Wells Fargo, Nevada National Bank, and leaders like J. W. Hellman and Patrick Calhoun, with United Railroads and Pacific Gas and Electric involved.
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St Francisco
Standard O1l
California
Liem
Standard Oil
United Railroads Company
Pacific States, Telephone and Telegraph Company
San Francisco Gas and Electr Light Company
Southern &Elfie Company
Hh, Rogers
Home Telephone Company
Purlosde Realty Company
Porulony
San Francisco
Wells-Fargo Bank
Nevada National Bank
J. W. Hellman
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Harrian
Corplin
Vella Fargo-Nevada Nationa
Everal
Ladenburg
Thalmann & Co
New York
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Prancisco
Wells Pargo-Nevada National Bank
Patrick Calhoun
Tnder
Board of Supervisors
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Wells
H. H. Rogers
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Standard of Again
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Spring Valley Water Company
Wells-Fargo-Nevada National
Public Service Corporation
Board For Supervisors
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C. P. Huntington
Water Company
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The
Parkside Realty Company
atCracker Institution
Clahoun
Rudolph Spreckels
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Crockera
Spreckels
Graft Probe Sparks Bank Attack and City Finance Clash
Indicted financiers blame Mr Spreckels and spark aggressive counter moves led by Calhoun and Herrin to pressure San Francisco banks. Wells Fargo and others organize to back Calhoun against labor unions, while Spreckels’s First National Bank faces capital hikes and stock drifts. Maria Barete appeals a dower land case in Kalibi, challenging Judge De Bolt’s decree.
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King
Calhound
Street Railroad Inferests
Herrin
Southern Pacfic
Spreckela
al Broek
Hank of
San Francisco
Ite
Calhoun
Hell
Wells-Fargo-Nevada National Bank
Uwa
Spreckels
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Tennis results highlight Tuesday mixed doubles and singles
Miss Woods and T Scott defeated Mrs Brewson and E Miller 6 0 7 6 in doubles while Mrs Elliott beat Miss Horner. Woods and Horner defeated Mrs Patten and Mrs Slommon 6 7 0 3 6 1. Brice Kennedy edged W Hill 6 7 7 5 6 3. Hupal beat Mets calf 6 3 6 0 and Wicars beat Hy Irwin 6 0 3 0. Dr Grace beat W T Balding 6 1 6 3 and Bruce Kennedy beat E C Mellor 6 4 6 0. Rain halted the tournament yesterday.
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T. Scott
Mra. Brewson
E. C. Miller
Mra. Elliott
Miss Horner
Missen Woods
Horner
Patten
Slommon
Brice Kennedy
W. Hill
GW. A Hupal
J. B. Metscalf
H. Wicars
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Dr. Grace
W. T. Balding
Bruce Kennedy
E. C. Mellor
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