Local and General Item Pack From Honolulu Notices
Local items report factual notes from Honolulu: no Butterts issuance tomorrow, Captain J A King back from Hawaii, no freight train on Oahu railway, death of tragedian Thomas W Keene in New York, ships Aurangi and Miowera movements, neutral Danish notice by FR W Macfarlane, illnesses of J I Dowsett, auditing ads by Laws, Senate quorum absence, Vice President Kauhane adjourns, agents for Scarebh Light Bicycle Lamp, Frank Godfrey race programs, oceanic steamship company update not yet received, shopping ads, Dante the magician at Opera House next week, St Andrew's Cathedral fair, new O RK L Co timetable, disturbed burial ground at Punchbowl, George Beckley lot relics, Willison circus tour, Mr Paris to the States, badges for boys in blue, Salvation Army meetings, Laie delegation to meet blue army, Col Young presence, Mormon settler gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshu
Waialua
George Beckley
Punchbowl
Bort Willison
Victoria
Manila Expedition Expands as Second Contingent Ordered
Reports from San Francisco and Mare Island detail Washington ordering rapid preparation of transports for a second Manila expedition. The Monadnock rumored to proceed to Manila with the Whitgift, while auxiliary ships are assigned to Puget Sound. Merritt tasked with 20,000 troops, Otis leads the next contingent, and Bennington joins Dewey’s squadron for potential Hawaiian operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington
Manila
Colon Ani Cna
Merritt
Steamera Centennial
Ohio
Puget Sound
Cleveland
Roanoke
Vallejo
Mare Island Navy Yard
Whitgift
Long
Ma Uildae
Otis
Philippines
Bennington
Honolulu
Dewey
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
Ielanda
Nebraska Regiment
Idaho
Kansas
Red Cross Society
Monterey
Ratas
Enid
Monitor
Danish Subjects Warned on Neutrality in War Declared
In response to the Spain United States war, Denmark declared neutrality on April 20 and enacted a provisional law forbidding Danish subjects to aid belligerents. The Acting Consul W. MacFarlane reports this at the Moyal Copenhagen Consulate, dated June 1, 1846.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States of America
Denmark
Sta
Parle
W. Macfarlane
Denmarh
Moyal Deniih
Ons Ie
Uw 1
Jane
1846
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. King
Oahu
Thomas W. Keene
New York
T. H. Poview
FR. W. Macfarlane
J. 1. Dowsett
Auditor-General Laws
Senate
Kauhane
Pearson & Hebron
Frank Godfrey
W. G.swin & Co
Oceanic Steamship Co
J. Hawkings
Fort Street
P.O
Dante
Opera House
Ladies Bowing Society
St. Andrew's Cathedral
George H. Paris
W. W. Dimond & Co
Mr. Paris
Nichola Co
Aloha Nui
Salvation Army Hall
Corner King
Nauanu Sieeta
Col. Evans
8. A
Pacific Coast
Luca Brinton
Laio
Col. Young
Pirate Young
Elder Brinton
Laie
Call
Chronicle
Examiner
At the
Looa! Agency
Nichols CO
H. T
Bille
Geo. W. Smith
J. P. Baldwin
J. H. Soper
Dr. M. &. Gronman
WH. Ehooge
J.B. Atherton
Conmmunarys
W. G. Ashlay
GEO
W. Smith
TOWSE
Loo Chit Sam
Bow Hoy
Oahu Lumber and Building Company, Ltd
Lao Cha
Republic
Oahu Lumber & Building © C., Ltd
Loo Chu
Wilder's Steamship CO
Lind
Wm. G. E Trwin & Co
W. M. Giffard
Honolu Halliday
Wilder
Avery Auman
United States
Riley
Bartlett
California
Calband
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
C.o
Palama Co-operative Grocery Co. Limited
Palama
H. Cannon
Palama Co-operative
Grocorr
Oppasito
de- King Street
Honolululu
N. Fernandez
Merchant Street
Cam
Carter
Hack
King St., Oppo
Singer's Bakery
J.a.mcdonald F.o.box
Bhitf
Iy Culturel
W. Jordan I
Sarah
E. W. Jordan's
Ant
Mev
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