Local and General Items Highlight Busy Hawaii Page
Page six lists a flood of notices and ads from Reed Want and others. It notes events at the Tifet Salon, a Pearl Harbor training run for July 4, plus court actions, sermons, minstrel performances, and business directory items including Jewelers and delivery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Daden
Manlare
Tifet Safina Salon
Witkowie Plait
Mogle
Hegwement
Aquila Montagien
Turner
Lilinokatant
Teave Wasinet
Henolidhy
Chermully
Brussels
Call McCarthy
Territorial Central
Pearl Harbor
W. Dewktane Ty
Businews Dicvetary
902 Club Holds Shirtwaist Dance in San Antone Hall
The 902 Social Club hosts a shirtwaist and white trousers dance at San Antone Hall last Friday with a large turnout. Members vote to continue summer skirtwater dances and elect E A Jacobson and Fred Noyes to terms. plans include a trolley ride and a Fourth of July party, with committee work ongoing for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antone Hall
E. A. Jacobaan
Fred Noyes
sHeoni Terme
Cort Taylor
Aly McChraney
Sten
Jacobson
Elretad
Wlib
Raphi Tran Co
Joe Vewn
Alapal
P.m
Mra Hyder
Beretan
Alanat
Didy
Telephone Office Changes With Night Operator Leaving
Evening telegraph and telephone exchange staff see changes as night operator Figuerding ends his shift tonight. Officials say funds are tight, cuts have affected services, and some staff reductions occur. Superintendent Lehigh could not be reached for confirmation as plans remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figuerding
Mutual Telephone Company
Figueresty
Frank Melle
Lehigh
Bast Olott
Kapiolani Park Races produce lively day of racing and bets
Spectators filled the stands as multiple races entertained the crowd at Kapiolani Park. Prince David Kawananakoa and other Hawaiian notables watched exciting events including Del Vista winning the mile dash over Mollie Connors, and Weller edging General Cronje in the dramatic mile and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtand Atand
George D. Gear
David Kawananakoa
Cupid Kalanianaole
Samuel Parker
A. A. Young
Kamehamona
Avid
Weller
General Crone
Caida
del Vista
McClellan
W. G. Vers
Malloutine
Connore
Mollie Connoes
Beus
Ballentine
Walker
Mollie Cannar
Tig Odie
Mollie
Connors
Pel Vista
del Viel Ag
Molse Connors
Tve
Quinn
Cyclone
Elake
Mucho
Rae
Smith
Abdine
McKeuules
Wayhoy
General Cropje
Wii
Thy
Mimeratie Pocket Books
Cloud Meila
Ile
Cransa
Wells
Meg Hai
Weller ‘Sone
Boswell Jr
Mawar Hap
Denwell
Horne
Edith
Ted Oh
Mokrell
Mallie Connors
Mallie Connors Would Pedeem Beret
Carter Hiarrisan
Mallie Canmore
Angeles
Ble
Toth
Tole
Ed Fa G
Low Angelor
Gaw Grove
Obrectren
Bret
Sambo
Hess
Harrison
Frank Vb
Tom Tyler W
Retting
Westeria
W. H. Alten
Ott Nettie H
Dickie Davie
Laefer
W. Holt
Luster
Lester
Dickie Davis
Coal and Sugar Trade Sparks Direct Steamship Route
Washington reports rising demand for American coal and sugar. A Reyntlan government action completed purchase of about 15,000 tons of coal for transport by direct steamship line between New York and Alexandria. Coal will be loaded in Philadelphia and discharged at Alexandria, then return to Philadelphia with cargoes of anger. Macfarlane sold Rebantion Bah to Fred Walker who will operate Topgallant for Shak work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Keypt
New York
Alexan Jra
Joban Long
Catra
le Junt
Benlanitanit
Philadelphia
Ang
Alexadeia
Macfarlane
Fred Walker
Walker
Englishman celebrate Boer War rally in San Antonio Hall
A chaotic crowd gathered in San Antonio Hall to celebrate the Boer War. Speeches, songs, and Vauxhall style tableaux featured prominently as A Callon chaired, Judge Stanley spoke on Suez wartime impacts, and attendees toasted a future closer Anglo British ties amid lively, patriotic exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolua
San Antonio
A. Callon
R.A. Jorflag
St. Leoree Society
Aidbert
Pathona
Chulrin Celieu
Bob Piole
Stanley
T. Clive Davive
John
Bower
Slanney
Enelant
Attorner
BP Dole
Betwans
Great Belvain
Pefereine
Abderwun
Ol Englund
Becky Houghtailing and Ben Disagree at Nightly Row
Becky Houghtailing and an unnamed white man, with her son present, quarrelled with Ben Haahee last night at her Kalholt home. A gunfight ensued injuring Becky, the boy, and a bystander. arrests followed as Dr Emerton treated wounds and police chased suspects including Adam Duncan and Ten, who were taken into custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Houghtailing
Haahee
Becky
Kallht
Hecky
Hon
Bark Yard
Herky
Sbe
Emerton
Lieut
Spencer
Hen
Lient
Stevth
Adam Duncan
Den
Roding Tim
Manoa Ten
Makee's Banner Crop Yields Record Harvest Says Company
Kealia reports Maken Su tar Company harvested 1000 tons over the estimate in a record crop. Manager George H. Paty notes June 1 to June 11 progress with 102 avaron of crop ground, and passengers by train urged to secure their tickets tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kealia
Maken Sutar Company
George H. Paty Vhild
Tony
Sanomia
Vaudeville Show Delights Orpheum Crowd After Hiatus
A large Orpheum audience enjoyed a revival of vaudeville led by Harry Cogill and Jack Sutton. Acts included Aimee Tasma on the high wire, Lena Harvey in comedy, Della Hows dances, Adina Sarina trapeze feats, Marto Arles and Cogill in The Booking Agent, and comic turns by Jao nlebt and Have Coston. Altro the tramp also drew laughs as the program closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Harry Cogill
Jack Sutton
Lay Nlebt
Aimee Tasma
Apel
Lena Harvey
Della Hows
Adina Sarina
Marto Arles
Harry Coxill
Jao
Coston Ax
Uke
Rowe
Altro
Stanford Professors See Kilalea Activity Abroad
Stanford professors observe ongoing Kilalea activity as lava remains unseen from the crater edge. Visitors report distant glare, steam vents, and fresh flares near the Volcano House while more steam and shifts in crater conditions occur daily. Crowds continue to travel to Reed’s Beach and Kitnuem, noting unusual beach warmth and cooler spells over the past days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Baneaster
Wulde
Howe
Botar Ot Hany
Volvaso
Reed's
Ant
Nwine
Lie Weaobie Alwaye
Lea
Anya
Merald
Worth Laing
Volcano Crater Fires Light Up Night at Hale Visit
A visitor named Gry describes lava under pressure in the crater near Hale, noting bright glow and a sea of embers. Cracking sounds and falling rocks are heard as the crater rumble intensifies. Volcano House guests report the glowing scene and a sense of danger amid the eruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Mauman
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Woc
Judie Robinson
Eam
Lahaina
Jontan
Ely
Miah
Josephine Anberry
Paront Delivery Co
Bethel Street
Auslawas
Gaile
Fort Treet
Sea Dusiness
Muckley
Makiki
Cully
Band 4
Sailtortla
Island Fruite
Kim Kee
Kine
Mauka Akte
Anwar Dowertt
Young Peoples Union of Honolulu
Tl Wolock
Rev
AL. Pearson
Mike Tha
Waitrem
Ree
Morrie Kinedid
Ceapret Calon
Kruleavor Bootery
Anthony
Kolwespalekarol USA
Epworth League
Regilar
G. L. Peanion
Ereptin
Boores
Dahu College
Muse
Thuraiay
Ganoli Avhonner Bellwe
Hawaiian Navigation Company
Sturenn
Corr
Witter Steamehin
Kumale Sugar Company, Limited
Aber
George Adame
Oahu
Hawaii
George
Kapiolani Park
Tc Wax
Mtn
Honoluru Tewhne
O'Rourke
Carter Haretian
Ott McKennions
McKensie
Carter Harricon
Carter Hare
Haahe
Ben
Makee
Stanford
Kilalea
Waikiki Inn
Poinntoy Natural
Andre
Orlee
the Palace Grill
Dick Daly
Tenuletioim
Sele
Tarver
Juliane Hetators
Olive
Yeniagas
Lotter
Volcano House
Ewan Hinpomailie
Aimes
Huntness
Bray
Alry Roma
Builders’ Exchange
Siek
H.C
Horetania St
Guide Frocery Store
Punchuow BL
Ata
WL. Eaton
Bulletin of Co
Business Directory Music
HE Oahu College
F. A. Ballaweque
Officera
Third Precinct Club
Houwe
Ninant Avenuo
Briige
Theosophical Society
Thomas Fpwr
Alarion Hall
Ora House
Mary D. Vendricks
Alpha Hranch
King's List
Nicoly Hirntahed
Cottage Grove
Hearn
F. E. King
King Street
Ett
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