Through Fire and Water Shipwreck Comé Safe to Port at Last
The wrecked Pan Gibbons crew and officers arrived in Honolulu after abandoning their burning ship Kanal. Captain Gregory and Captain Kerr led the flotilla to port, with the Mikahala bringing Captain Kerr’s crew. An inquiry heard witness stories of evacuation and peril, noting all boats' varied fortunes and the crew’s gratitude toward their rescuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeamen Honolulu
Gregory
Nie Kart
Kanal
Allhunda
Howe
Bray
Prentice Boyn
Gibbons
Greg Kerr
Sallore
Tye
Tullett
Races at Kapiolani Park Promising Big Turnout Tomorrow
Tomorrow’s events at Kapiolani Park look set for high attendance with 10 o'clock start, a strong band, favorable weather, and busy preparations seen across the grounds. Club officers, starters, timekeepers, and officials are named, with rules aligning to the California Jockey Club and National Trotting Association. A polo pony qualification debate was resolved in favor of Mr. Bee. New trophies were added to the display window on Hotel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapiolani Park
Ko“plolani Park
Anaharp
Dockey Club
W.H. Cornwell
Edgar Halstead
C. la Crabbe
G. P. Wilder
Prince David Kawknanskoa
Frank Halstead
Shaw
C L. Crabbe
H. Mf. Whiteney Jr
M. 8. Grumman
W. C Wilder
Audgen
A. N. Tripp
A. Horner
T. ¥. King
Charles B. Wilson
James T. Torbert
Louly Marka
Chrin Willie
Thomas Ps Humming
L. H. Dee
Robert Ballinetine
California Jockey Club
National Trotting Association
Weller
Charles Klee
Kaual
My. Bee
Rive
Aypay
bin Fo Aimer
Garden Island
Mr. Rive
Dre
Pearpon & Potter
Strange family tragedy foreshadows sorrow and joy
Dr. Henry Murray formerly of Monolulu now in Shanghai endures a grievous yet hopeful saga as five or six children rise in education while news arrives of two sons’ deaths and a misidentified burial sparks a dramatic turn in the Murray family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen. Murray
Shanghai
Angus Murray
Truro
Nova Scotia
Pacenta
Dalhousie College
Halifax
Cornell University
Murray
Honolulu
Hie
Murrays
British Columbia
Colorado
Colin
Valifax
Japanese Wall Collapse Ends Narrow Escape in Honolulu Street
A partially built Japanese brick wall at the Makal Ewa end of Nuuanu and Horetaung streets collapsed at dawn, narrowly missing pedestrians. Reporters noted no foundation, improvised construction, and mortar marks across tropical tracks as workers resume rebuilding with little regulatory pushback.
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Nat
Makal Ewa
Nuuanu
Horetaung
Bulletin
Chinatown
Fkr
Makal
Manka
Prom Breaven
Board of Health
Honolulu
Navy
Denial by R Cooper Over Editorial Claim
The Advertiser reports Secretary Cooper calling the Bulletin’s claim that he had not returned to duty absolutely false. Cooper says he attended the executive council yesterday and was detained at home this morning, denying any interference with judiciary matters amid ongoing public controversy.
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The
Hullatin
Cooper
Ropavlican Party
Juder
Anlee Cooper
Hartwell
Monare
Kinting
Halley
Game
Act For Good
Executive Council
Bulletin
Pearl City
Kiamelt
Advertiver
Smith
Mr. Cooper
Thurston
Dole
Air
Angle y Cure Case Proceeds At Supreme Court
The famous Hagey Cure Company case continues before the Supreme Court with Robertson Wilder representing the plaintiff and Kinney Ballou McClanahan with Magoon for local company members. A verdict of 10,000 pounds favors TM Harrison on a contract. Judge Gear denies a new trial motion over juror’s prior illness cure. Multiple other cases progress include equity matters, injunctions, and property sales with various attorneys and parties named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagey Cure Company
Supreme Court
Robertson & Wilder
Kinney, Ballou & McClanahan
J. A. Magoon
Harrison
Gear
India
Gear'e
McClanalan
William Tono Auatio
Atorsneys
Peterson
Anne W. Akong
Rudolph Duncan
Robinson
Buffundeau Va
Montana
P. Reynolda
James D. Lewis
Bailey
Cushingham
Kite and
Bethel Streets
Mesick
Rolinson
George Henry van Given
Bleaboth Ft
van Gie Hue H
Cumether
Chillingworth
Magoon & Peters
Gil
Manuel
Daley Vierra
Hall Cave
Miele Okolebao Atill
Sherif Chilling
Volcanic Activity and Court News Highlight Island Papers
Lava rises in Mokuaweoweo as Kilauea shows heightened activity and eruption talk. Also notes on a new Japanese interpreter appointment, a pilot boat case, a possible divorce, and an auction of Mr Beebecker’s furniture in a single column of local items.
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Punaluy
Tina
Honuapo
Kilaure
Purver Clark
Waldron
Volcano House
Ennell
Punalua
Kilavon
Strangers' Friend Society Holds Fiftieth Annual Meeting
The Strangers' Friend Society held its fiftieth annual meeting in the parlors of the MG on Chaplain lane. Officers were elected at the regular session this morning and the president will read the annual report tonight. The secretary Mrs S M Damon summarized the year’s work and sketched future plans. The society was formed in 1862 to aid destitute, ill, and poor residents without regard to nationality. (Continued on page 5.)
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Strangers’ Friend Society
MG. A
Mra. S M. Damon
Damon
Chaplain Lane
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Charles
Makawei
Kauai
Arania Gibbone
Wm. Barrows
Peter Green
Benjamin "Peereon
Waimea
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H. Ranta
H. Kollemann
Charles A. Richardenal
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Carta
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Boatswain'r Boat
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Mmoror
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Cou
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Lange
Tommorrow
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Union
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Stree
Kaumakapili
Montreal
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Ensuance
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Port Street
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Doen
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Masonic Temple
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American Messenger
Tarview
Kilauea
Mokuaweoweo
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BI McCully-Higgine
Justioe
Lawrence McCully
Theo. Weres
Kilohona Art League
Tench
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Recond
Waltwiu
Chau Ine
Niho Mannwal
Olice
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Gaudell Lance
Fort Street
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