Voyage of the Ada Schooner and Distress at Sea
The captain recounts the Ada voyage from Honolulu to Hilo Bay facing heavy seas and water loss. A return tow by the Kinaa steamer, crew shortages, and a fatality near Hakalau Gulch are described, with calls for publication of the true account and defense of the crew’s conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Honolulu
Hilo Bay
Hopolulu Harbor
T. W. Rawlins
Capt. Birt
H. Webb
J. F
Ards
Paul Teanaal
W. Robertson
Bill Ka- He
Chas. Obala
Hawaii
Pao Beaunal
Hakalau Gulch
Fey
Hokalau Gulch
Paul Beannal
J. ¥. Hardy
Hukslau Guleh
Kinnu
Tl Kinaa
Beckley Vane Wongeide
Wao
Beckley
Forte
Wight
Mremnien
Bianidhiv
Battwe
Evexisa Bunterty, Advertiser
Independent
O. P
Artists exhibit flood of color and critique at local show
An art exhibit drew a large crowd as Hugo Fisher’s paintings sold to judges and collectors. Highlights include marsh landscapes and river scenes with dramatic light, plus hunting canvases featuring a pointer and two setters. The rear room of Pacific Hardware hosts the display with praise for Fisher and other works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Fisher
Judge Forter
W. Odg Peacock
Frank 'Histice
Judge Wideman
Fisher
Long Island
San Joaquin Valley
California
Gordon Setters
Frank Eustace
Chili Bar
Board of Health meeting notes fish totals and staffing changes
Minister Cooper attended the Board of Health with members and officials. Reports from Dr. Mousarrat and Inspector Keliipio noted 50 206 fish received and 500 condemned weekly. Weddick’s government physician position at Kaua i was vacated for a higher paid post at Hwa plantation. A request to appoint J D McVeigh was filed. A Kona petition to retain Dr Sindley was left for later decision. Kalaupapa lepers seek President Dole release. referred to Superintendent Meyer. Forty nine tenders opened for supplies, to be reviewed tomorrow. Signs to mark fresh fish and iced stock authorized. Akana charges postponed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Board of Health
Mousarrat
Kish
Keliipio
Weddick Aa
Kawaikia
Kauai
Hwa
J. D. McVeigh
Ople
Kona
Sindley
Kalaupapa
Dole
Meyer
Smith
Japan
C. T. Akana
Minstrel Show Delights Saturday Night Audience
Co. D minstrel troupe prepares a full program for Saturday night. A Bulletin observer noted the new songs, vivid performance, and polished finale and afterpiece. Expect club swinging dancing and light satire without offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. D
Bullerin
Honolulu
Opera House stuccoing near complete with balcony addition
Oper Moore Mosterne reports the Opera House stuccoing almost finished and to be oiled then painted. A mid front balcony extends from end sections, supported by two iron columns and triple-bolted brackets, promising a prominent open air platform for meetings and military reviews. Interior work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ial
Uneasy British moves noted in Pretoria dispatches
The Times correspondent reports government unease as British troop movements are watched with great suspicion. June 11 dispatches from multiple locales describe Reform leaders offering £40,000 for charity distribution in exchange for release, battles near Ungusa with heavy losses, and various prisoner updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxbox
Pretoria
Caverowy
Reform Party
Gilford
Mpi
Ungusa
Gibbs
Malakala
Carmo
Perket Lave Peon
Slatin Bey
Soudan
Slatin
Sunkin
Khalifa
Caino
Ferket
Dongola
Rome
Duke of Sermoneta
Chamber of Deputies
Kassala
Carrtown
M. Bettlehelm
Rand
Cape
Apato
Barcelona
Adelaide
Buxton
Easures
Pcoles
Runaway Horse Slams Vehicles Before Tragic Front
A horse and buggy owned by E A Williams ran away near the water front yesterday afternoon, hitting several wagons and smashing the buggy. A bystander protecting a stopped rig was knocked down but not injured. Jim Byponcer, a local sprinter, pursued, caught, and brought the runaway horse to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Williams
Treat
Laland Wharf
Jim Byponcer
Bribery Charge Added After Morning Arrest at Caecere Arena
A man arrested this morning at Caecere arena faced an additional bribery charge after police alleged he offered four officers payment to release him. He is now in custody awaiting further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beckley
Christopher Columbus
Beckley
Capt. Freeman
Capt. Clarke
T. W. Rawhixs
Caecere
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Ayer
Mire
Menem
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Marie
Boatnens
Sin ‘Kaun
Waverley
Setar Eli, Danae Steed
Kash
Levingston
Eee Ety WE
Paattu Afc Zs
CS Cep
Sige OF
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Hao Prereent
Heer
Wayward Hous
T. C. Masteller
Department of California
G, AL Sr
George C. Wiltze Camp
Sons of Veterans
Geo. W. de Long Post
L. Day Greene
Seo
Republic
Natonality
V.V. Awlord
Wy de Lani Mont
Upper
San Joaquin
Huccens
D" Minstrels
Oper Moore Mosterne
Telegmama
Atomeane
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