Hawaiian Lodge forms first all Hawaiian order in the Islands
The Mawaii Chapter No 1 Order of Ka Mehameha, all Hawaiian blood, met on June 11 to organize a new fraternity. An attendance large enough to elect officers, decoration of Kamehameha statue with sweet smelling lei, and a song closed the gathering. New officers include Past Master Prince Jonah Katante, Senior Master James H Boyd, Lecturer Wm J Cootha, Master of Ceremonies John H Wine, Master of Records Wm H Cone, Master of Finance Chan H Rowe, Chaplain Rev J Exera, Senior Guard A St C Pilanala, Junior Guard David Kanuha, Inner Guard Enoch Johnson, Outer Guard Oliver Stillman. The article notes a major stride in amateur photography with the Kodak develop ik machine, inviting readers to visit Honolulu Photo-Supply Co to learn how it works.
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Mawaii
Kamehameha the Great
Chan
H. Rowe
J. Exera
A. St. C
Tomorrow's Games Open New Grounds in Vaseball League
Tomorrow's regular league games set on the new grounds near Punahou with 1:80 o clock start between Ilkw and Malletumas and a 2:20 o'clock second frame between Kamehamehas and H AL Ce. Honolulus lose catcher Sam Laei. Leslie's late resignation prompts team changes. Toots Cunha to first base. Knight from Stanford to right field. Meyer at third. batting order listed with multiple player changes and selections from Hanamas, Bne fee, azitt, and Kangol.
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Punahou
Ilkw
Malletumas
Kamehamehas
HAL Ce
Honolulus
Sam Laeli
Traop
Aylett
Leslie
Honoluruw
Louis
Toots Cun
Knight
Stanford
Meyer
Moore
Hort
Toots” Cunha
Sonny’ Cunha
Moyes
Taylory
Perine
Arpad Fastest Battleship Claim At Pola Trials
The Arpad, Austrian second class battleship, reportedly proved the fastest battleship in the world during speed trials at Pola. It achieved a maximum speed of 20.12 knots with an average around 19 knots over a 4 six hour run, built by Trieste Shipbuilding Company. The item also notes the BUSINESS MAN'S HANDY INDEX appearing in the Saturday Bulletin and the Weekly Bulletin publications.
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Arpad
Pola
Trieste Shipbuilding Company
Belgrade Reform Promise After Royal Family Burial
Belgrade report states the murderers of the royal family remain at large. The King and Queen were secretly buried during the night while order is reported except for action in Nisch garrison. The ministry issues a proclamation promising reforms and notes no king has yet been proclaimed.
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Prema
Belgrade
Servia
Nisch
Divorce Proceedings Testimony in Temptation Case in Gear Court
Mrs. Emaih Williams sues for divorce from Ra A Williams amid desertion and temperance disputes. Undertakers testified on business ownership at Fort Street parlors and earnings, while both sides disputed intoxication and support. The case, heard in Judge Gear’s court, continues at 2 PM with witnesses including Fred Ward and counsel Strause detailing finances and duties.
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Emaih
Williame
A. Williame
Judges Gear
Libellant
Fort Street
Iting
Mbeltee
Williams
Iatm
Lint Ahe
Fred Ward
Prevent
Willame
Fort Creet
Itd
A. Williams
Weed
Wil- Tame
Strause
Itbcoo
Ed A. Wiliams
Senate quorum absence delays session at noon
At 10 o'clock this morning no quorum existed in the Senate. President Crabbe announced the chamber would be called to order at 2 P.M. There was no business on hand beyond reading a couple of communications and the Senate likely to adjourn after brief acts.
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Senate
Crabbe
Wells Fargo Co Express Rates Noted From San Francisco
Fragmentary OCR text lists Wells Fargo & Co Express rates, an office contact at Masonic Temple, and a Blue 681 telephone line in San Francisco. The readable items suggest a business telegraph or shipping rate notice with location and contact details.
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Masonic Temple
Honolulu Chamber Resolutions Seek Armory Funds and Harbor Work
A Honolulu Chamber of Commerce note reports resolutions urging funding for the Board of Health to improve sanitary conditions and for harbor improvements. The communications request sufficient legislature for health needs and harbor wharf repairs, stressing the economic importance of disease-free ports and efficient health officers.
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James Gordon Spencer
Monolith Chamber of Commere
Hevoluia
Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu Chamber
Commerce
Honolulu
Department of Public Works
Legis
Milan's Second Son to Contest Servian Throne
Milan's second son is viewed as likely to challenge for the Servian throne, with reports from ST PETERSGANG dated June 12. The article notes royal succession tensions as potential contest unfolds between rival claimants.
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Petersgang
Russia
Alexander’s Followers March on Belgrade in Servian dispute
QUDAPEST Hungary June 12 The garrison of Nisoh the second city in Bervia is friendly to the dynasty of murdered King Alexander. Forces march on Belgrade to back King Milan’s son in the Servian contest.
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Qudapest
Hungary
Nisoh
Bervia
Alexander
Belgrade
Milan
Guardians of Servia Will Not Interfere
BELGRADE Servia June 12 There seems to be little prospect that either Russia or Austria will interfere with the problem which Servia now has in hand. The attitude of both these countries appears to be to allow the settlement to proceed without outside action.
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Belgrade
Servis
Russia
Austria
Servia
Ita Handa
Italy's Cabinet Resigns Over Naval Inquiry Rift
Rome reports that Italy's cabinet has resigned amid a rift with the Gissatie faction in the House of Deputies tied to the naval inquiry. The move comes as political tensions rise over defense oversight and accountability.
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Rome
Italy
Gissatie
House of Deputies
McCook Dies in Dayton After Washington Stroke
General Alexander C. McCook died in Dayton at age the date given after suffering paralysis from a stroke in Washington days earlier. The report notes his military rank and his death ends a notable career tied to Civil War era command.
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Dayton
Ohio
Alexander C. McCook
Washington
Two Hundred Die as Ship Gangway Collapses
At Azoft in St Petersburg two hundred people were killed when a steamship gangway collapsed. Meantime fire claims may reach $600,000 as First National Bank payouts approach $482,000 to claimants. In federal court, Berger v Blahop began with lawyers debating a rule affecting the United States versus individuals.
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Russia
First National
Hank
Rome
Berger Ve. Blah
Lifteen
Stackable
Gustav Adolf of Sweden
J. K. Brown
Humphreys
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