Races at Kamehameha Day Draw Big Hawaiian Crowd
Thousands filled Kapiolani Park to celebrate Hawaii’s Kamehameha Day with a daylong program. Grandstand crowds and festivity surrounded races from morning through the evening meal, featuring numerous trotting and pacing events, parade of spectators, and heavy attendance at Waikiki venues. Results included Bruner winning the first race, Sambo and Wayboy among top finishers, with a series of heats and cups across a dense program.
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Juethan Hawaii
Kapiolani
National Guard Jn
Camp McKinley
Waikiki
Bruner
Homme
Virgle A.oplopios
Lebanuenue
Kojomon
R. Ballentine
Sambo
J.C. Quinn
Quinn
Wayboy
le H. Dee
Sturry
Los Angeles
M. Hl. Drummond
Gibwon
Oak Grove
D. H. Lewis
Cunningham
Lamboet
Lewin
Bombe
Hopples
Quinn’ Black
Sow Angeles
Poulen
Kalihi Boy
Manuel
Fearless
Leal
de Moat
J. F. Colburn Ut
Kitty
W. Macfarlane
Bilg
Lana
C'M. Bailie
Bal
Wan
Lamp
Thomsan
Virgie A.oplaping
Take
Brenner
Carter Esvolve and McCants Stewart Exchange Barbs
Stewart rejects further payments amid anti Carter revolution and mocks editor Walter Smith of the Adtiner. He recalls Smith's personal attacks and calls out the mischaracterization while noting no actions deserving reproach. The exchange centers on editorialized insults and a perceived perjury indictment reference.
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T. McCants Stewart
Walter Smith
Tiner
Fund T
Fammony Hall
Smith
Perential
Brights Disease Not Rare but Common in Kidney Disease
The article decries Bright's Disease as common rather than rare, cites the Fulton compounds achieving 87 percent recoveries, and notes chronic, incurable aspects previously believed. It discusses misperceptions and urges readers to recognize the illness and the new treatment's impact.
Fragmented 1890s letter and political notes from Honolulu
A collage of disjointed text covers a hoarded mix of medical marketing, political disputes, and foreign policy remarks. It references a doctors remedy offer, a grand jury incident, discussions about Hawaii governors, and editorials on Carter and Cooper, all in a late 19th or early 20th century voice with mentions of New York, Tammany Hall, and Prince Cupid.
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Grand Jury
Hmaith
Smith
Sam
Carter
Tay
New York
Seth Law
Tammany Holt
Tin
Cooper
Damen
Jorahin
Maitland
Ketee
E. Cooper
M. Uwmen
J. P. Cooke
Kevinson
Baldwin
Kepotkul
Offee
Lorrin Andrews
George R. Carter
Mr. Carter
Territory
Republican Party
Jon Hands
Republican Organizaation
Prince Cupid
Congres
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Cor. Fort and Beretania Streets
Griefenhagen Rhos, & CO
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H. Hackfeld & Co
Ld. Golb
Hawaiian Territory
J. Cc. Axtell’s
Alakha Bet
Hotel Honoe
Mm Ney
P.O. Box
Oregon
Hawaii
Etretch
Waldo J
California
Thelma
P.R. Teenbore
Madeline
T. W. Lishman
T Hollinger
Starr
Tnlon Feed Co
Pat
T. Hollinger
Kawa
Makabi Boy
Rapit Transit Co
Faro Hank
W. Lacws
Abdine
W. H. Smith
BV Hichardeon
Dick Mud
Boyd
Peninsula Boy
Ferpaniler
Malubia
Vida
Kaual Girl
Maul Roy
Dick Mul
Gypey
Huketani
John T. Mott'n Die
Stewart
Brights Disease
Creynand
Elainees
Honolulu Drug Co
Fort St
Jane
Dr. Bhoop
Miu
China
Lawton
Times
Peking
Great Britain
Ching
United Biazen
United States
Wome Kira
Pawern
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Orifice King St
Alakea
Young Building
Bartlett Water
Honolulu
Consolidated Soda Water Works Co. Ld
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H. W. Foster & Co
Hotel Street
C. L. Dickerson
Alameda
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Sterling the Painter
Selvoman
Union Street
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