Doomed single trolley system foresees change in Peoria
Special Master Frank J. Wenn reports to the United States Circuit Court that the single trolley setup corrodes water pipes by grounding current. He urges Peoria street railway firms to switch to a double-wire return system to protect pipes and water works, with a court hearing pending Judge Grosscup’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Chane
Frank J. Wean
Peoria
Grosscup
Wenn
Peoria Water Works Company
New England Bakery Offers Fresh Daily Baked Goods
New England Bakery advertises home made pies in multiple flavors, hot doughnuts and pastries ready early, plus cream puffs and éclairs near mid-morning. Serves hot beverages with light breakfast at 16 cents and cold ham lunches at 15 cents. Announces bread deal: 50 loaves for one dollar starting June. Orders via phone 74.
Harvard Wins Polluted Track Meet at Berkeley Oval
The Amateur Athletic Association meet in New York ended amid rain and mud with Harvard scoring 44 points to win the championship cup. Yale finished second with 10 6, Princeton third at 18 14, Carnell fourth, and Penn seventh. Local colleges Column 4 and NYU tied for sixth. Bowdoin and Syracuse claimed the remaining points as Harvard ended a long title drought since 182.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Association of War
Berkeley Oval
New Haven
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Carnell
Mott Haven
Ithaca
Gallagher Sted Homme
University of Pennsylvania
Column 4
New York University
Bowdoin
Syrcuse
David Nahoolowa Dies Suddenly at Board of Health
David Nahoolowa an employee of the Board of Health died suddenly yesterday afternoon at the Board of Health building after delivering a note to Dr. Pratt. The cause was heart disease with a possible pulmonary embolism, no autopsy performed. He resided at Emma and Vineyard streets with a wife and six children and had served four years in the Board of Health. He was a member of Company G, X. G. H. and regarded as energetic and capable.
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David Nahoolowa
Board of Health
Toat
Dr. Pratt
Nahoolowa
Hoard of Health
Judiciary Building
Cooper
Slagkeit
McDonald
Phyatclana
Emma and
Vineyard Streets
Tenven
Alex
Parker Talks Chicago on Hawaii and Islands Prosperity
Samuel Parker former Hawaiian premier, arrived in Chicago and commented on current Hawaii political strife. He said the outs seek virtuous labels while the Legislature cannot override the Governor's veto. Parker noted Islanders prospering under the new regime and cited rising boot prices from pre annexation. Porto Ricans imported as laborers have performed well.
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Chicago
Samuel Parker
Hawaii
Inlgokalan
Dole
Iun
Vahorere
Local notices and ads from Honolulu era
A jumble of small advertisements and notices describes furnished rooms for rent, saloons and drink specials, shipping notes, theater ticket sales and delays, travel updates, and road work near stock yards. It mentions the Mint Saloon, Pantheon whisky, Hoffachmeger Co., and the Hongkong Maru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint
Nuu‘anus
Chaplain Lane
Pacific Heights
Pantheon
T. Crawley
Mioworn
Braton
Yokohama
John A. Hassinger
McTnorny
Miller's
Hoffachmeger Co
King
Bethel
Washington Light Co
Han
San Francisco
L. H. Wolf
Mariposa
Jepat
China
Korea
Ithel Herger
Associated Charities
Miowera
Laude McDo 1
Hettina Peking
Hongkong
Cotton Bros
Nuvanu
Bohoo Street
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Fish Commission party to Hawaii led by Prof Jordan
Prof David Starr Jordan of Stanford arrives in the Mart pass yesterday to join the Fish Commission expedition to Hawaii. The group includes Prof Ashmead of the Smithsonian, the institution’s noted entomologist, who will study insects in the islands and is well acquainted with Prof Koebele and B. C.1 Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Yeaterday
Lay Yey
Hawaii
Ashmead
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Koebele
B.C. 1
Perkins
Fire Commissioners Meet Tonight Over Chief Succession
A meeting of the Fire Commissioners is held tonight to consider various matters including the appointment of a successor to the late Chief J. T. Hunt. The session will review options and provide guidance on leadership for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hunt
Queen Ranavalona II of Madagascar to visit Paris
Paris dispatch says Queen Ranavalona II will arrive next week for a six week visit. Eight rooms have been booked in a furnished house near Paris. two white servants will accompany her. An official, M. Rachette, will reside in the house with orders to watch the queen constantly to prevent escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arta
Paris
Rana- Jona II
Madagascar
Parte
Bie Afeluan
Ranavalona
M. Rachette
Algeria
Brown bars all prize fights in the Hawaiian Islands
High Sheriff Brown declared last night that no prize fights or boxing matches would be allowed in the Hawaiian Islands. He offered reasons for his stance and refused to countenance any match of a fighting nature, canceling the Agnew bout and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Agnew
High Sheriff Brown
Hawaiian Islands
Agnew
Haw Deon
Uying
High Sheriff
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California Feed Co
Rockwell Wabash
U-Needa
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Graham
Just
Troy
H, May & Co,'s, Ltd
Fort ST
P.O
Williams
Foto Gallery
Boston
Tel
California
Island
Mamma
Tareena
Mammut
Taro Tna
Leora
Sam Parker
Wall
Nichols
Elih
Stock Yards
South Street
Independence Park
Wathiktaldo
Figh Commission
Oxford
McInerny Shoe Store
Chambray
Pacific Import CO
Fort Street
Progress Block
Honolulu
Breen A Company
Fonda 'I Ta Wena Tia Sai
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Clinton J. Hutchins
Insurance
Msinerny Block
Fort 8St
Brown
Thorn
Chinnewe United
Boetery
Tmhie Hall
Steset Tarchrraw
Wight Ta Ding
Sociery
Pacific Carriage CO
Comer Hotel
Union Sts
Harry Dobson
E. W. Jordan
Willard €. Brown, F. Halstead
Halstead & Co
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
Albert Raas
Stock
Bnd
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Judd
Judd & CO
Stangewald Building
P.O. Box
London
Willesden
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