Captured Guam Tale From Pacific Cruise Chronicle
A lengthy reminiscence narrates the Charleston’s Guam landing during a Pacific voyage, detailing gunboat actions, surrender threats, and a curious Japanese diplomatic thread. It follows the writer’s voyage notes from Manila to Doric docking, plus a scarce account of Mr Manjero’s later ties to Honolulu and Japanese diplomacy enduring into the 1880s.
Dissolution of C Luse Publishing Firm Ordered
Judge Stanley orders the dissolution of the C Luse publishing firm in a case brought by John M. Vivas and Creighton and Vivas against Camillo Perreira. A temporary receiver is appointed. George Lucas is named master to inventory books and papers and report on accounts between the parties.
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Perry Haw
Hanlelen W. Et al Ve
H.W. Schmidt
Ite
H.wimiat
John M. Vives
Jose de Freitas
Lonsehuld
Lase Street
Bishop & Co
Punchbowl Street
Patterson
Perry
Magoon and McClenahan
Geo. A. Davis
John M. Vivas
Camillo Perreira
C Luse
Stanley
Clas
Phillips
George Lucas
Creighton and
Vivas
Plaintiffa
Potenann
Correa
Defenaut
Man injured as cartload of sand traps animal on Victoria Street
A male driver and two pedestrians freed a trapped animal under a cartload of sand at the head of Victoria Street. The horse showed injuries after the ordeal, with galls on its back and shoulder found when the harness was removed. The animal reportedly belonged to Wm Norton.
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Damon
Manjero
Victoria Street
Wm, Norton
Kaai Plans Kona Move After Forenoon Trip
Hon W Kaai of Hava district sails from Honolulu to Kona aboard the Mauna Loa this forenoon to inspect prospects and decide if Kona will be his future home. He says he is tired of Han. The Logies state lacks sufficient appropriations, threatening to keep forestry tasks at a standstill without aid.
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W. Kaai
Hava
House of Representatives
Kona
Mauna Loa
Honkong
Kaai
Kani
Hans
Woods Place
Transfers of teachers by the education board
A report of the Hawaii education commissioners shows Miss Robertson reassigned to Pohuknion school and also to Kaulaweli, with Miss Grace moved to Kalihiwaens. Inspector Townsend recommended these changes as several principals and teachers receive new postings, including Waikiki and Hanalei assignments and a leave for Miss Ostrom.
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Commissioners of Education
Miss Robertson
Pohuknion School
Kaulaweli
Grace
Kalihiwaens
Townsend
Blanche Horner
Waikiki School
Weir
Mary Weir
Kaamakapili
Wm. McCloskey
Olan
Hilo Select School
Younger
Hanalei
Kauai
Magyzie McCorriston
Kaulawela School
Sarah Ostrom
Makapali School
Iloesa
Who Will Direct It Anymore Monster Lunch Surmised
Substantial bets face the electric railway company as 2000 shares were sold. Names named as likely officers include O G Balloon lyme Gilman James B Cantle JA Kennedy CS Desky JH Babee F Lanstag and LA Thurson with Castle and Kennedy among top subscribers. Also notes Montana and Manila related references amid a large luncheon and patriotic program for soldiers.
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Electric Railway
James B. Castle
O G Ballonlyme
A Gilman
James B Cantle
JA Kennedy
CS Desky
JH Babee F Lanstag
LA Thurson
Uall
Kave
Castle Estate
Alex. Young
JB Castle
J A McCandless
JB Atherton
J H Atherton
J A Gilman
J JH Fisher
T F Lansing
Frank Atherton
WR Castle
FJ Lorey
John Cassidy
Mo J A Kennedy
L A Thornton
Gi Ballootyne
J H Soper
Martin
O G Ballootyne
JA Castle
L A Thurston
Gilman
Mesers Kennedy, Dosky
Fisher
Lansing
Montana officer learns drill in wrong place
A political appointee in the Montana regiment mishandles drill before San Francisco. With no proper commands he shouts whoa break ranks and falls in facing away from the fence, then returns the men to camp as he studies tactics.
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Montana
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Corks
Bast
Fens
That Compromise Money and Japanese Legation Note
A fragment reports Japan has not yet called the $875,000 round as Secretary Hirai of the Japanese Legation informs the Minister of Ker ign Affaire that the vote is intercepted.
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Japan
Hirai
Legation
Kerign
Minister Hatch Resigns Leaving Hawaiian Office Abolished
F M Hatch resigns as Minister to the United States and Hawaii's office is abolished. Hatch helped close Hawaiian diplomacy in Washington after being supported in 1843 by Alexander Simpson and Jo E B Marshall who sought to present the issue of Hawaiian occupation to the U S Government.
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Honolulu
Monterey
Mavilay
Caroline Islands
Stars and Stripes
New York Sun
Washington
Manila
United States
Spain
Pacific
Charleston
Ladrones
Ganm
Ladrone Group
Carolines
Caro~linea
Monteregia
F.M. Hatch
Hawaii
Hatch
Alexander Simpson
Jo E B. Marshall
Sugar Question of Ske Pub Lished in the Bulletin
Market report from Gall and Exwoiner notes no price drop for sugar in local house stock. Local dealers report steady quotations despite reported shifts in wider markets.
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Guam Island
Philippines
Oregon
Wm. Kenake
Wor Kenake
Wntieed
Cnnsent
Australia
Bill
Guan
Guam
Abe
Aifaire
Damon Brothers
Doric
Philadelphia
Mncge Aw
Boston
Athens
Commodore Perry
United States Navy
Kev
Samuel C. Damon
Sonmen’s
Bothel
Danon
Hwe
Manjera
Mr. Manjero
Manjeo
Father Damon
Ital
Joy
We Monty
Harmony Hall
Blae
Oo. F
Jahesn
Aghley
Kerpper
Ciple
NGM
Bellaneheon
Oya