NOTES FROM CAMP McKINLEY AT MANILA BATTALION VANGUARD RECALLS INDIAN FIGHTER MAJOR KOBBE
Major William A Kobbe commands the Third Artillery battalion leading McArthur's Malolos advance and earns fame as an Indian fighter. Major Robbe named provost marshal of Ma v input. First Sergeant Robert Hutchinson discharged after seventeen years, planning to reenlist in Baltimore. The quartermaster's department builds an unstable farm peat exchange building with island counter and Willard room. The Catholic Soldiers Association opens a room at the Catholic church near Kapiolani Park and plans weekly entertainments. Aguinaldo to Pi tator, London reports he dissolved the Philippine Congress and declared himself dictator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Kobbe
Third Artillery
McArthur
Malolos
Camp McKinley
Robbe
Mavila
Robert Hutchin Ron
Uncle Sam
Baltimore
Fieet
D. W. Ketcham
Sixth Artillery
Catholic Soldiers Association
Kapiolani Park
Mills Institute Social Celebrates Subclastic Youth Event
The Mills Institute hall overflowed with Chinese students teachers from public schools and college staff plus government representatives for an evening honoring youth. B P Damon announced an athletic tournament at Oahu College grounds next Saturday and praised pupil scholarship and strength. Separately letters report a sudden surge of mosquitos in higher altitudes near Kapapala ranch, Kau.
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Sebosta
B. P. Damon
Sturday
Oahu College
Kan
W.G. Hall
Kapapala Ranch
Kau
Yokos
Police Court Notes Disposed of Various Early Cases
In Police Court this forenoon the following were disposed of: Ah Lau opium in possession with $50 and coats seized. Li Chai and Ah Not tam echarges. Keaupuni larceny in the second degree with June 19. A Hane com assault with a deadly weapon and $5 fines. A Scott selling spirituous liquor without a license with June 19. The Bulletin 75 per month.
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Ah Lau
Poseasion
Li Chai
Ah Not
Keaupuni
A. Hanecom
A. Scott
Waterhouse firms dissolved into Henry May Co and Pacific Hardware
Circular notice dated May 28 1899 announces that on June 1 1899 the grocery and provision business will be taken over by Henry May Co Ltd while hardware and crockery depart ments join the Pacific Hardware Co Ltd on Bethel Street in Honolulu. Waterhouse remains affiliated with the acquiring corporations and thanks patrons for past favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. T. Waterhouse
Henry May & Co., Ltd
The
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Mokalene Crew Safe After Kalalau Gale and Rescue
A wrecked Mokalele crew led by Captain Irving explain a gale near Kalalau. They righted a sinking boat, reached Kalalau, then two crewmen sailed toward Waimen with a native pilot, while others stayed to repair. They deny liquor claims and confirm safe arrival in Honolulu aboard the Waidleale.
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Leving
Irving
Waislenlo
Garden Lele
Hanalei
Waimei
Honolulu
Kalalag
Kalalau
Honolula
Som
Dean
Wainea
Commencement and Graduation Activities at Honolulu School
The June events at the Kamehameha institution include closing exercises from June 21 to 29 with class days and reunions. Graduating exercises occur June 29 at 7:30 p.m. followed by an alumni dinner, with plans for a larger intake next year and notes on staff and appointments for a new Honolulu book.
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Deseline
Bollerrs
STEAMER NIPPON MARA QUARANTINED IN PORT OVER PLAGUE FEARS
Aboard the Nippon Mara the quarantine flag flies as the Board of Health convenes to decide next steps after a post mortem on a steerage passenger reveals symptoms similar to the black plague. The ship remains in strict confinement. no one may land or board. Nearby entertainment notes and local notices follow, including a planned May 25 reception for Mr and Mrs Henry Macfarlane.
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Abe
Orient
Nippoo
Nagasaki
Doctor Day
War
Seoon
Nippon
Butretts
H. Hackfeld and Co
Custom House
Board of Health
Honolulu
California
G. W. Macfarlane
Henry Macfarlane
Tosday
WANT PART OF KING STREET
At a Cabinet forenoon meeting the application of 4 Hackfeld & Co Ltd to dig wells on five acres near Kaanapali Maui was granted with land to be sold at auction. The petition of rapid transit to lay a track from Thomas Square to King Street was considered but no action taken. Both parties will be cleared next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Wella
Kaanapali Maui
Thomas Square
Hawaiian Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Meeting Report
The Hawaiian Society of the Sons of the American Revolution met at noon to review secretary and treasurer reports and to discuss registrar recommendations for publishing a new Year Book detailing each member. Officers elected include WF Allen president and W R Castle vice president with a board of directors.
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Hawaiian Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Presdent
WF Allen
Praident
W R Castle
WO Atwater
W J Forbee
W O Alexander
P O Jones
AF Jadd God FJ Lowrey
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Aguinaldo
Piotaror
London
Juan
Mauilx
Rian
Philippine Congress
Mills Institute Social
the Bulletin
Woro Yap
Yee Yap
Chios
Marabus Hitchcock
Yeo Yap
Magenement
New York
Maximilian of
Baden
Haije
V Ashinahe
Hawaiian Islands
All Dealore
Ob. Ron Drag Co
Agente
Hawaiiso Islands
Kamehameha
I. M. Boyd
Washington
San Brancisco
Wm. Purdy
Gage
Paddy
Chicago & Otwaba
Cahe Cole
Oohe College
Lawa
G.L. Pearson
Central Union Church
Ouha College
Y.M. QC. A
Pauahi Hall
W. M. Kincaid
R. W.T Purvis
Fifth Judiciary Court
Hardy
H. D. Wishard
Nippon Mara
Orpheums
Jones
Orpheum Company
Jim Post
Arry Darling
Buck
Frank Barton
Violet Dale
Kanoho
May Ashley
Association Hall
Mr. Williams
Arthur Sullivan
Latork
King Street
Bunk
Court Fannie Oilers
Tioore
Court Lunalilo
Ancient
Order of Foresters
Bro TB Murray
Bub
Bro J
OW Short
J K Kaebookauo
W A Fetter
PB Zablan
Savior Woodward
Otto Graef
Junior Woodward
A L Perry
Beadle
Bro H Maurige
Mabel Hart
Charles Elston
Judge Hart
Is City
Mr. Elaton
University of California
Castle
Coleroan
Wo Feear
B Dillingham
Hannibal Williams
Bone of Drudge
Mra. Brent
Pauahow Street
Walces
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