Hawaiian Horse Races Preview At Saturday Track Meet
A chaotic but lively piece outlines the approaching racing program at the track next Saturday. Notable horses, owners, and managers from Hawaii and Montana are mentioned, with bets placed on Geraldine 8 to break a record set by Trek rear. Jotn O Rourke leads a quintet of Hawaii horses as new entrants join the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tull
Baldi
Lelands of
Hawaii
Tani
Hac
Racine Murphy
Hieunwr
Wel Ivr
Prince Dawid
Geraldine 8
Jotn O'Rourke
Atelag
W. G Water
Ookala
Hie
Norrel
Marcus Daly
Montana
New York
Inverness
Sisteru
de Pad
Dixie Land
Bruner
Defender
Frank
Injunction Sides With Ballon Over Telephone Dispute
Judge Gear rules Mutual Telephone unlawfully charged Ballon for desk telephone equipment and service. Ballon installed gear at his Judd Street home after company refused, wires were cut, repairs made, and repeated intrusions led to legal action. Court condemns exorbitant rental and protects public service from predatory charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
M. Bab Jow
Mutual Telephone Company
Ballon
Norvice
Judd Street
Ballow
Hot
Ballou
Renta
Pany
Gear
Deak
Planner
No Supreme Court In Hawaii As Commissions Expire
The Hawaii Supreme Court halted by expired commissions. Chief Justice Perryne and Associate Justice Galbraith Hawett read four year terms begin June 5, 1900, but commissions expired yesterday. Court exists in name under Organic Act, yet lacks active justices as Frear and another official depart aboard the cruiser Albany at 9 tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perryne
Galbraith Hawett
Hawaii
Okihome
Supreme Court
Howev
Supreme Art of Hawaii
Supreme Justices
Albany
W. F. Frear
Democratic Resolutions Presented by Committee
The document records resolutions presented by a committee in Washington and Honolulu. It attacks Republican policy, condemns the Sugar Trust for sugar price manipulation, and urges protecting citizen labor in Hawaii while criticizing Navy and Treasury Department employment policies. The text cites Port Arthur actions and financial contributions to the Federal Treasury as part of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janesth
Takahira
O.progr
Stoths
Navy
Treasury
Committee On Treolutions
Democratic Party
Hawaii
Democratic convention resolutions outline Hawaii statehood bid
The Hawaii Democratic Convention adopted a platform calling for admission as a state, condemning territorial subservience, and pledging to pursue public works and economic redress. It referenced the St Louis national convention and criticized Republican policies affecting commerce and territory gains.
Deadly dynamite adds to horrors of labor trouble
Cripple Creek Colorado report dated June 6 describes two explosions. Three hundred pounds of dynamite under Independence station damaged the Florence Cripple Creek Railway and a mine shaft house blast killed thirteen non union miners and wounded many amid ongoing martial law. An unconfirmed Port Arthur sortie reportedly sinks four Japanese ships. The Conemaugh steamer from Honolulu is declared overdue. Reinforcements ordered for British expedition to Tibet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
Colo
Independence
Florence Cripple Creek
Delmonico
Colorado
Liaoyang
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Portoro Rican prisoner Sanches captured at Oahu plantation
Deputy Sheriff Fernandes and Hart captured Sanches near a foothill work crew at Waipahu. Sanches ducked recognition, resisted arrest, and attempted suicide by leaping onto a rock. He was stunned, neck injured, and revived after half an hour. Details include two officers escorting the suspect to Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanches
Oahu
al Waipahu
Shari Fernandes
Hwa
Hart
Fernandes
Prre
Honoluu
Sanchea
Ceremonial Session of Alo Temple Mynthc Shrine Held
The Alo Temple Mynthc Shrine held its ceremonial session on a fall Saturday evening followed by a banquet at the Masonic Temple. Illustrious Potentate M. E. Grossman presided with officers, guiding novitiates through the rites as a large local gathering attended the events. Banquet ended after midnight and nobles dispersed. Names listed include C. Strohm and W. Starbird among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo! Temple
Mynthc Shrine
Masonic
Ilustrious Potentate
M. E. Grossman
C. Strohm
W. Starbird
BA. Lord
F. Murray
Donfold Mcintyre
J.T. Nise
H. Dumxhee
Tevine
A. Bet JW
Harvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ko Ornery
YORK
Benjamin System
LedBevianna Makers
Newyork
Kash Co., Ltd
William Randolph Hearst
Palmer Woolf
Committee of Permanent
Curtis P. Janken
Iankea
David Ewallke
Committee On Resolutions
Hearst
St. Louie
Committee On
Democratic Party of
United States
Tan Tong
I N
St. Louis
Ind
Btw
Jong
Agatnet Beta
Congress
Union
Republican’ National Administration
Republican Party
Wells, Farga & CO
Mason
Teme
Jan
Conemaugh
San Francisco
Cal
Honolulu
Delaware
Simla
India
Thibet
Jas, A. Banister
Oxfords
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