Ives and Seattle Beer Advertisements and Local Notices
A collage of faded advertisements and notices lists Ives flour and local services, a dental office address, Washington Feed Co deliveries, J N Wright sales in Honolulu, lodging and pricing terms, Sterling roof paint, varnish services by King Bros, King Bergersen guitar-related promotion, and a note endorsing Pabst Milwaukee beer as a refreshing, widely consumed beverage in Honolulu venues.
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Seattle
A. J. Derby
D.D
Alaken Street
Washington Feed Co
Fort Street
J. N. Wright
Little Betta
Honolulu
King Bros
Bergersen
King and Bethel Streets
Cosmopolitan
Pacific
The
Royals
Ada distress at Hilo schooner Ada and crew saved
The distressed schooner Ada bound for Hilo faced water shortage and a swamped boat death of mate Albonie. Captain Clarke and Wilder Steamship Co workers arranged rescue with steamers Hawaii and Kinau towing or aiding the vessel into Hilo. The incident highlights swift salvage efforts and praise for Beckley, Captain Clarke, and Captain Freeman.
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Thomas W. Rawlins
Alls
Hilo
Henrietta
J. F. Hardy
Rawlina
Albonie
Bill Ulu
Charles Bolabola
Hakalouw Gulch
Rawling
Ada
Kinau
Beckley
Hawaii
Laupahoehos
Mahukona
Kilauea Hou
Clarke
Freeman
Wilder Steamship Company
Legislature In Session End Of Term Debates On Acts
The Senate met with ten members present besides the President. Discussions centered on repealing the Registration Act, with Senators debating precedent and executive burden. The bill passed on a mixed vote and the President’s veto on land tithe judgments was sustained. The session adjourned around 2 p.m. after addressing an Executive Council communication on the Audit Commission.
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Senate
Todsfernce
Rice
Holstein
Horner
Brown
King
Vestel
House
Lyman
Éantor McCandless
Baldwin
Cooper
Sonator Wright
Benator Brown
Ayen
Waterhouse
Rive
Schmidt
McCandless
Northrup
Kouhane
Hocking—s
Nves
Wright
Ballwin
Wilder
Executive Council
Audit Commission
Supreme Court Opens June Term Under Full Bench
The June term of the Supreme Court opens with Chief Justice Judd and Associate Justices Frear and Whiting on the bench as attorneys fill the room. Hearings were delayed while the court considers rules for appellee appeals and preliminary steps. A portrait of late Associate Justice Laurence McCully is publicly revealed, with the Chief Justice commenting on the occasion. The evening ends with a band performance at Boma Square.
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Supreme Court
Judd
Frear
Whiting
Laurence McCully
Vetoes and bills move through Hawaii legislature in Asti session
The Hawaii legislature debated President vetoes and bills in Asti. Reports from the Passed Bills Committee and Judiciary Committee were presented. A veto on House Bill No. 51 increasing duties on sake and wines faced Senate and was sustained by the House, with efforts to override underway. The President signaled objections and plans to push a new bill limiting alcoholic strength.
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Brown
Lyman
Senate
Fresh Meat Commission
King
Department of Public Instruction
Hawaii
Ministera of Finance
Rep. Richards
Slam
Aecess
Kep. Robertson
Cowper
Rep. Robertson
Asti
House
Vo Ted
Hugo A Fisher Here to Exhibit His Art in Honolulu
Celebrated American artist Hugo A Fisher, born in Bohemia and raised in Prague, now based in San Francisco, arrives in Honolulu and will display works at the Pacific Hardware Company art rooms. He plans to study Hawaiian scenery and open a studio once a suitable location is secured. His Yosemite Valley painting is among notable holdings with ties to Wm. G. Lewin.
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Howard Hitelwock
Mokuaweowes
Mauna Loa
Kilwuen
Hitchcocklina
Uvas
M. GC. Beckwith
Emma Dillingham
Allen Hutchinson
Charles R. Bishop
Papila
Honolulu
Hugo A. Fisher
Boj
Hoe
New York
San Francisco
Mr. Fisher
Prague
Golden State
Hin
Yosemite Valley
Wm. G. Lewin
Fisher
Pacific Hardware Company
Tidal Wave Strikes Harbor After Morning Current
A strong harbor current arrived midmorning not in tide tables. Waves formed a procession up the harbor swaying small boats. Nunanu stream rose as water backed up. Rumor says Sumatra bulk was moved fourteen feet but disputed by marines. Possible cause linked to volcanic eruption near Hawaii with a preceding quake.
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Sumatra
Hawaii
Kona Sustiarium for invalids opens on Hawaii island
Dr H A Lindley established Kona Saustorium on the island of Hawaii near Kona. The hillside resort sits 1800 feet above sea level with clear air and ocean views. It promises rest and recreation for invalids or overworked men who cannot afford foreign travel, with rates on application. 94 hours from Honolulu by rail and coastwise travel, touted as one of the island’s finest spots for rest.
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Hawaiian Islands
Nh A. Lindley
Kona
Hawaii
Ocean
Honolulu
God's Earth
Lindley
H. ‘A. Lindley
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the Evening Bulletin
Omalterriueoe
P. O
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Bole
Republic of Hawaii
Ives
Albonee
Ruppites Necemsttios
MIE Eme
Bae Vow
Toxelore
Boma ‘Square
AR OF Representatives
Ebrion
Mawattian Nrenes
Amale Tidal Wate
Hon Awang