Local and General highlights from Hawaiian press
Major McCarthy in charge. Senator Kaihane visits the city. Various notes on local events, a boat race, and concerts at the Hawaiian hotel. A sale ad for a phaeton by A Goar & Co. plus mentions of military, police, and Jubilee preparations.
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McCarthy
Kaihane
Bourdevant’s
Marion
Philadelphia
Opening of June term of the Supreme Court
The June term opens with diverse matters on the calendar. Judge Carter orders libelants in Liz Aie Q vs G Froboese to pay 22 costs and 850 counsel fee. temporary alimony waived. Letters of administration issued to W O Smith for estate of Mrs Loia S Johnson, value 3900 dollars, Fort street house included. Heirs listed include Elizabeth Williams and Frances Johnson among others. Discontinuance motion in Dreserve et al. v McBryde set for hearing. alimony motion for Reid v Reid set for 9:30 tomorrow. Administrators Kaneika lau’s discharge approved. other cases noted.
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Carter
Lizaie Q
G. Froboese
Henshall
Paraon
Isaue
W.O. Smith
Loia S. Johnson
Fort Street
Elizabeth Williams
Julia O Fyfe
Frances Johnson
Henry Johnson
Ellen A Johnson
Frans B Bindt
Edward J Bindt
Ernest A Bindt
Alan Bindt
Arthur F Bindt
August Dreserve
Elizabeth A. McBryde
H. A. Widemann
Alexander M. McBryde
Reid Va
Reid
Hitcpheave & Macdonald
Mag
Kinney & Ballou
Judd
Frear
Whiting
W. C. Weedon
Elizabeth B. Waterhouse
Hartwell
O.F. Hart
J. Wight
North Kohala
Hawaii
Brown
Thornton & Stanley
J. F. Bowler
Able
Admiralty
Neumann and Robertson
Castle and
Local readers urged to supply periodicals for Kalaupapa homes
A letter to the editor from Brother Dominic of the Baldwin Home Kalawao requests illustrated and scientific magazines. Cagaat seetere of the Buren will supply the materials from their arrangements of periodical literature. Parcels of papers and magazines may be left at BE O Hall and Son's store for the Baldwin Home or the Beretania reading room at Kalaupapa.
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Dominic
Baldwin
Kalawao
Cagaat Seetere
Buren
O. Hall & Son
Beretania
Kalaupapa
St Louis College Commencement Week Events and Local Court Fines
Frank Hustace suffers with inflammatory rheumatism as St Louis College marks commencement week with a free campus band concert at 4 pm tomorrow. Commencement and premium distribution are set for Friday at 3 pm in the college hall. Police Judge Wilcox appears to move swiftly in District Court, with six drunks fined and another forfeiting bail this morning, while two men guilty of battering their wives had sentences suspended.
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St. Louis College
Wilcox
Kingsbury Pianos Promised for Durable Sweet Toned Range
An advertisement touts Kingsbury pianos built on advanced piano craft with enduring all weather tuning stability. It highlights the Helian pedal for beginners, noise reduction, tone muffling, and hammer wear reduction, claiming long instrument life and favorable purchase terms for buyers researching merits.
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Kingsbury
Honolulu Residents Celebrate Sovereign Accession Anniversary
Residents plan a Wed June 23 celebration in Honolulu to mark the sixtieth anniversary of their sovereign accession. The program includes harbor rogette at 4 a.m., a view of St Anare Cathedral, sports at Kaplolani Park, and a field sports event at 1 p.m. Olive Davies chairs the executive committee.
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Honolulu
Jolo
Wigan
Berview Aerh Anare
Kaplolani Park
Very Profitable Investment in Poultry
The piece weighs whether it pays to rear chickens for profit or to buy from markets. It notes many raise a few birds for fresh eggs to avoid market purchases and questions the profitability of keeping poultry as a business.
Detroit Iron Tonic and Poultry tonic claim cures
A fragment states that high mortality before broiling age discourages practice and that investing 50 cents in Detroit Iron Tonic and Detroit Poultry Tonic can help. It notes some traders succeed and make money, with a simple remedy suggested.
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Detroit Iron Tonic
Detroit Poultry Sree
It Makes Hens Say and Heals Poultry Ailments
A promotional claim touts a product for poultry raisers promising healthier hens and cures for cholera and roup. The ad asserts no market rival and promises a tenfold investment return.
Lay Detroit Tonic and Poultry Powder touted for healthy fowl
An old advertisement claims Detroit Tonic and Poultry Powder overcomes the fowls diseases and deaths. It promises farmers they need not fear raising chickens, asserting the product cures many common poultry issues.
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Detroit
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