Howison May Vet Me Ordered to the Pacific Station
NAVAL AND OTHER NOTES recounts ships movements with Oregon likely not seen in harbor before July, possible Hawaii coffee ventures, a new Wilder Steamship to be built, and a comical kinetoscope incident aboard Alameda involving Chief Engineer Little and Tabrott. Commodore Howison favored for Pacific station. Miller to Queen's Jubilee.
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Howison
Prcific
Kentnoce Lillio
Oregon
Seattle
Port Angeles
Astoria
Portland
Italy
Washington
Mare
Honolulu
Pacific
Admiral Miller
Miller
Dewey
Alameda
Alvoo
Little
Corbett Fitzsimmons
Tabrott
Risdon Iron
Tabott
Tabrett
Hawaiian Cycle and Fixing Service Builds Local Reputation
The Hawaiian Cycle and Mann Fixings on typewriter repair are gaining a solid reputation in the area for careful service and dependable repairs. Customer notes highlight quality workmanship and timely turnaround as key strengths.
Kindergarten Board of Health meeting details and resignations
The regular monthly meeting of the Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association discussed resignations of Minnie Morris and T Bain Walker, committee changes, and the graduation of two training class members. The Board of Health adjourned after authorizing leper settlement housing, a road project, and various inspections and budget actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association
Queen Emma Hall
W. W. Hall
A. B. Logalla
Henry Wella
Miss Castle
Ways and Means
Ways and Means Was Appointed, Consisting of Mrs. 8.M Damon
F. R. Day
Helen R. Lewis
Minnie Morris
Ohio
Lawrence
T. Bain Walker
England
Misa Morris
Mina Carrie Bray
Child Garden
Beretania Street
Japanese steamship scheme collapses amid arrest claims
A yesterday story says a plan to launch Japanese steamers to rival Pacific Mall vessels was a mere scheme led by Ito of a Japanese steamship firm. Ito, interviewed extensively, allegedly aimed to move goods before tariffs rose. Huntington’s boats faced peril of business collapse. Ito is lodged in a Japanese boarding-house. Hakagin Maru was seized by the Japanese Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auys
Pacific Mall
Ito
Huntington
Ste
Paper quilts rise among poorer abroad in a new craft
Paper quilts are spreading among poorer classes abroad made from shoots of white paper sewn to pine and perforated at regular intervals. Sharkey will defeat Maher if he drinks the new O. P.5 whiskey recently marketed at the Anchor Saloon. Also Hull-and-Half and Seattle Boor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharkey
Maher
Seattle
Honolulu Cricket Club smoker thrills crowd and plans hall expansion
Honolulu Cricket Club's smoker at American League Hall drew strong support and calls to enlarge the venue or restrict tickets. The evening featured a varied program with performances by local artists, speeches by Dr. H V Murray, and a chorus tribute to Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
H. V. Murray
Fsir
World’s heaviest battleship under construction for Japan
London reports the Thames Iron Works is building a colossal battleship for Japan’s navy. At about 735 feet long and 75 feet 66 inches beam with 27 feet 3 inches draft, it surpasses all existing ships in size by about ten feet in length and six inches in beam. Displacement reaches 14 850 tons with bunkers for 700 tons and an advanced fuel system offsetting coal needs to rival 1200 tons capacity.
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Wight
Hawaii
London
Thames Iron Works
Japan
Goddard Lectures Describe Rainier Beer Brewing
The second Goddard lecture drew an audience aligned with the speaker who praised Rainier beer descr ibing the craft of brewing with malt and hope. The lecturer noted the beer as a healthful beverage on tap or in bottles at the Criterion saloon. Belgium is cited as first to prosecute an offense against the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Carter
Haary Smith
Judiciary
Reynold Brodie McGrew
Enact
Kahanwa Meek
Chong Lee
J. KR. Mills
Merchant Street
W. Pfotenhaver
Perry
Kong Leong
Felix Brughelli
Sooke
Humphreys
Wm. H. Thore
Anit
Emil Klemme
Wo. Thone Va
Carl Klemme
Stanley
Neumann
Carter
August Dreier
Charles Titcomb
Henry Smith
Goddard
Rainier
Belgium
Wedding of Misa Helen Afong and William A Henshall
Misa Helen G Afong and William A Henshall wed at the Afong mansion on Nauanw avenue. Rev D P Birnie officiated. J W Jones served as best man. The couple will reside at King and Keeaumoku streets, Henshall a rising Hawaiian bar member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen G. Afong
William A. Henshall
Afong
Nauanw Avenue
D. P. Birnie
J. W. Jones
King and Keeaumoku
Mr. Henshall
Honolulu
Annual meetings and elections listed by associations
The program for today includes an annual meeting of the N P M Institute at 1 30 p m with Ye m and proceedings, a Hawaiian Angelial Association meeting at Kawaiahao Church at 7 p m, an annual election of officers of the Hawaiian Board, and a Sunday School Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. M. Institute
Hawaiian Angelial Association
Kawaiahao
Hawaiian Board
Ter m
Sanday School Association
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B. L. Finney
Ayer
Ayer’s Pills
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
HL. W. Schmidt
Long
von Holt
King Street
David Dayton
Dnoorters
Kina
Pilkot
Berotania Atreet
Treat
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels’ Block
Room
NAVAL
the Board OF Health
Miniter Mach
Skwoad
Cape O
Board of Health Bell
Saith
Brown
Lansing
Wood
Emerson
Meyor
Alvarez
Reynolds
Smith
Meyer
Molokai
Wailaa
Keliipio
Dr. Myers
Dr. Monnarrat
Insane Asylum
A. Sinclair
Board
Kalanpapa Band
Cooper
Weddick
Ewa
Victoria
Hilo
Paye
Cricket Club
Smoker
Hank
Maccay
Oacar Herald
Padimens
Canha
Rose
W. Lee
Theo, Woll
Dr. Sinclair
Waxworks
J. F. Beott
Ad Shay
A. Can
Captain Berger
Gus Murphy
Kreuter
Boni
Clare Nolan
Oroce de Shanks
Chin Hong
Vierra
Dr. Moore
Daniel
Quen
Jin
Wm. A. Henshall
Mise Holes
Evangelical Association
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