Motto Button Redivivus in Shanghai Satire
A Shanghai Mercury piece mocks a new motto button craze, noting slogans are ancient and global. It suggests practical uses for public life, addressing officials, trades, and social situations with witty, period voice and many named roles.
Hawaiian Tribe No.1 formed and officers installed
The movement toward establishing the Improved Order of Red Men culminated last night with the founding of Hawaiian Tribe No.1 and installation of officers C W Weatherwax W G I W H Hindle Evelen GA P O H Harlan P J F Hobardt 8 E Farmer 8 5 8 4 Baker J 8 G L Edwards K of KR The lodge will meet at Harmony hall every Tuesday evening for the present.
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Order of Red Men
Hawaiian Tribe No.1
C.W. Weatherwax
W. G
W. H Hindle
Mr. Evelen
O. H. Harlan
J. F. Hobardt
E. Farmer
Baker
G. L. Edwarda
Mackrows Driving Incident at Fort and Hotel Streets
A woman cyclist was struck by a hack at Fort and Hotel Streets yesterday afternoon and narrowly avoided serious injury by swerving onto the curb near Benson, Smith & Co.’s drugstore. The driver fled. the deputy marshal was notified and a reckless driver’s license may be canceled.
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Fort
Fragmentary note on a town event and pricing
Unclear OCR text mentions a February or May timeframe, a local group or venue, a price of 76, and a public event. The readable parts imply a community notice or schedule. No firm names, dates, or places are discernible from the fragment.
Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang to be Replaced in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister to the United States, is to be recalled and replaced by Lee King Yo. Pang to succeed Yu Keng in Tokyo. Li Hung Chang implicated. charges include withheld salaries and humiliating legation affairs. The New York Tribune portrays Wu as a British subject hostile to American interests with a ragged English education and past financial troubles.
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Washington
United States
Wu Ting Fang
Lee King Yeo
Pang
Yu Keng
Tokio
Li Hang Chang
Wa Ting Fang
Legation
New York Tribune
Wu Tin-fang
Great Britain
Lew Ia
Longkong
Hongkong
Li Hung
Chang
Peking
Audiciany Jottings From Detomes Murder Case
Witnesses for Detomes by murder examined today as Judge Perry heard the master J A Thompson report on guardian accounts for Manuel minor. Defendants’ attorneys seek subpoenas for defense witnesses while Molokai murder case moves next week.
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Perry
J. A. Thompson
J. A. Magoon
Manuel
Local Hilo News Highlights On Roads And Commerce
Comm Hawes remains ill but improving as Laupshoebo gulch road opens well and Wali gulch work progresses. Kaawali gulch and Maulaa gulch projects planned. Hakalau mill finishes 9400 tons this season, aiming 10000 next year. Licenses for Jove Serrao eyed. rents rise citywide. government powder magazine foundation laid near Waiakes. Water works extension starts Monday. National Hawaiian Band due. Hilo Guards add new entries.
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Commer Hawes
Wainkea
Laupshoeboe Gulch
Hawaii
Ae Ee
Ee Wali Gulch
Kaawali
Maulaa Gulch
Hamakaa
Jove G.serrao
Bridge Street
Hakalau Plantation
Ross
Hakalau
Hilo
Waiakes
Kinsu
Double murder on Maui shocks Waikapu villagers
Avleowe of IMawaii reports a Japanese laborer murdered his wife and decapitated their child near Waikapu after the couple’s separation. The assailant wounded himself, was overpowered by locals, then taken to Wailuku jail where his injuries were treated. prognosis for recovery is described as favorable.
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Geniaa
Shanghai
Shanghai Mercury
Moveu
Coton
Plantagenet Tudor Smythe
Plain John
Bambler
Messrs. Dodson
Poee
Sherif! Avleowe
Imawaii
Maui
Jentonay
Spreckelaville Plantation
Bin
Waikapu
Alous
Wailuka
Japanese Contract Laborers Arrive and Admitted
A statement lists the Topanene Compact laborers who have arrived and been admitted to the country thus far under the current contract labor program. The note records the number and identities of workers approved for entry to date.
Missionary William H. Noyon Faces Board Scrutiny in Japan
In a North American religious board discussion, Rev. William H. Noyon’s status as a missionary in Japan is questioned amid doubts about his doctrinal adherence. The board debates probationary beliefs and his long tenure with the mission, referencing past controversies and shifting loyalties.
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William H. Noyon
Japan
Estate Incorporated To Form Corporation Under Holmes
The estate of the late John Ire is conveyed to H H Holmes as trustee to form a corporation akin to Wilder estate. Holmes as president Ballon secretary Magoon Brown Irene Brown directors Brown auditor Husbnce Jr appointed. Private agreement aims to simplify management and business of the estate.
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H. H. Holmes
Wilder Eatate
M. Ballon
J. A. Magoon
A. Brown
Mra
Irene Brown
Charles Husbnce Jr
Natate
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