Local and general tidbits fill busy Honolulu page
A chaotic column reports varied notices from Toome at the Majestic to the Labadna renewal, and lists cargo arrivals and sailings including the Clandine, Kalulant, Gerard G Tobey, and Andrew Welch. It notes new rooms at the Territory House, a Civic Federation meeting, and assorted local commerce, theater, and postal items with prices and addresses across Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toome Anit Moain
the Majestic
AP. Niblack
Labadna
C.J. Day & Co
Wawallah Lodge Tollett
Wall Nichola Co
Buafantoor
Arto & Cocn
Harmony Lodge
Nook
Clandine
Mantforte
Maul
Alameda
Honolulu
Fort Street
Mij News Dealera
Curlo Rtoren
Civic Federation
Gerard G Tobey
Coant
Kalulant
Ran Francie
Andrew Welch
Ramehay
Perfection Home Bakery
Heretania
Kimma
Ark Kululant
Kannapaly
Juntie Kane Va
Ot J
King Street
Kirk Mobleon
Ap Frumdieco
Biear Co
San Francisco
Coa
WEA
Wahiawa Vara
Hoxton
Mies
Cunba
Tie
Bromine
St. Clement's
1Woman's Auxiliary
Honolulu Gay Co
Thomas
Manila
Riaco
Blebrineit
Conte Bey Holl
Judes Whitney
Chilcott
Aumiesi
G. D. Gear
Russian Losses, Manila Report From War News
Wored News by Cable. Russian forces aboard the Aurora Jemichig and Oleg, off Manila, report 25 officers dead and 490 crew wounded. Captain Engilot requests fourteen days for repairs and resupply. Washington awaits further telegrams on cruiser disposition. Paroles denied to captured ship Orel. Ka-Mug tugging a damaged destroyer arrives Shanghai. Peace may be probable after Takahira Roosevelt talks. Various dispatches note Hang Hoch, Hiroshima quake, and gubernatorial race items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ruevian
Aurora
Jemichig
Oleg
Engilot Anky
Washington
Mclal
Orel
Shanghai
Ardent Roosevelt
Boynton Diad
Atlantic City
Boynton
Henry van Ness Baymion
West Sto. Mass
Bamauia
Wroxton
Spain
Sock
Haw
Tolo
Hiroshima
Smith
Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Chicago
S—Shen
Trike Wooder
Reid
London
Tonion
Cavear
Lord Herceford
Fost
Prince
Erin
Cron
S. Poterstura
Togo
Rojestvensky
Tokio
Jung
Tojeavensky
AL Sasabo
Jayan
Nebogstoft Witt
Kungohivlen
Feaxeawa
Wwitlew
Man
ORDERED TO LEAVE AND REPAIR OF SHIPS AT MANILA
June 1 Manila report Captain Enquint requests permission to repair three Hiselan ships. Oleg needs sixty days Aurora thirty Jonitering seven. Prince Poteater among four wounded. Naval prisoners from Riselun rumored to be sent home. Russians at Woonung to be interned and crews paroled. Trepot appointed to wield broad powers in a political purge. Emperor and Empress attend memorial service. Imperial dinner honors visiting royalty. reports of pandemonium and injuries. Lightning destroys two Chicago churches. Bulletin Publishing Company mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Enquint Bag
Oleg
Aurora
Prince Poteater
Nagowkl
Riselun
Shanghai
Woonung
Peterabuirg
Trepott
Emperor
Fipress
Horlin
Cecelia
Chicago
Largest dredging dipper arrives for Pacific Mall project
The oversized dipper from Marlow, 0th, weighs 10 060 pounds and holds four and a half cubic yards, designed for soft dirt. A second dipper for hard material weighs 10 10 pounds with 2 1/2 cubic yard capacity. Lord and Bel Hr plan dredging along Allen street by July 1 and expect 1000 cubic yards daily, totaling about 145 000 cubic yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Honolulu
Alameda
Old Paulo Mall
Lord and Holver
Pacific Mall Alto
Ali ‘Wtreet
Marlow
Lord and
Helser
Lord
Bel Hr
Allen Street
Honolulu Iron Works
Kawaimuki Zoo Hosts Kawaray Orchestra Evenings
The Kawaray Orchestra will perform at the Kaimuki Zoo from 7:30 to 11:00 p.m. daily, featuring a night ride with electric light displays in the Fish and Turtle Ponds as part of the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kawaray Orchestra
Kaimuki Zoo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Pacific
Wheneaday
Hendry
Sterretary
Mystic Lodge, No
K. of P
Kot P Hall
King Ibert
Vielting Brothers
Oahu
K. of PL
K.P. Moth
Kong Street
Mywtie Loder
No. 2
Mu Kinney Lower
Carhully
WE Mag
KM. Coleman
ERS
Honolulu Lodge
Tiersree
My Ynler
The
Harry H, Simpron
Bocretary
Geo, MH
Angus, ER
TA Welock
Koof P. Hall
Vieking
Farmer, Co
B.A. Jacobson
K.ill
Honolulu Harbor
A. A
Mmn. & P
K. of P Hall
M, Rosenberg
W. P. HL T, Moore
W. Secy
Court Camoes Ni
Sam Ag
Tonio Hall
Vineyard Street
J.D. Marques, CR
Pacheco
K. of P. Hall
I. i. Hudson
Telephone
Bismark Stable 0. Ltd
Wailuku
Maui
Bismark Branch Stables
Lahaina, Maul
E. Thi8 Paper Co. Dake
Tising
Gansome Bt
Cal
Hoffschlaeger CO
Bethel
Haleiwa
Honolulu'sy
Tralna
Jed
Ralihi
P. H. Burnette
Main
Merchant St
Catton, Neill & Co., Limited, Engineers and Machinists
Alakea Street
Pop
Hing Lee Chan Alwaya
California
Island Fruits
Alec Poultry
Island Butter
Kona
Col. Yee
Free City Delivery
Fort ST
Union and Hotel
Na North Fort
Carver
Ira
Photo-Supply Co
T.H. Davies & CO
ALN
Sanford Optician
Boston Building
Fort
Over May & Co
W. J. England Plumbing Company
Hotel ST
Arlington Block
Crystal Springs
I. Barney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
N. S. Board of Health
Julius
American Institute
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Bulletin Pub Making Company
Kaimuk
America
Taure
Denver and
Rio Grande R. R
Boothifle Co
W. E. Shotwell
Market Palace Hotel
Walanaes Walalus
Kahuku
Way
Pearl City
Bwa Mill
Wayaepee
Hooalulu
Waialua
Watanae
B. P. Denison, Gupt
FG. Ata
William T. Paty
Alaken Street
Tollefson
Fern
Tat Bulletin
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