Contingent College Recital Promises Night of Variety
The St Louis College closing entertainment slated for tomorrow evening in the college hall features a long program including chorus numbers, violin solos, and a string of stage acts. Performers include O'Sullivan Chorus, Walter Gough Counts, Irish and Scottish numbers, and a cast with Frank Evarts and Chummy Litewate among others, plus dramatic sketches and a fireman parade. A Healant Benefit to follow on July Fourth at the Opera House showcases a wide roster of participants and a burlesque act, with tickets on sale at Wall Nichols.
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St. Louie College
Pearl Marbor
J. Lovette Rockwell
Guy Livingston
WO. Adama
Atlan Dane
H. Webster
Honouti
Judge Tackle
Hal Rivers
McPherson Gorton
Rembranit Oliver Inchley
A. Jay Lagoon
Rebecca Ping-Poux
Lew Wari
Waldo G. Brown
R. Belvedere Kelki
Funny Sinha
Hawaiing Islands
Cleetshay
Halltt Neleh
Holionah Hana Hata
Wall, Nichols
Thea
Ur Mepowal
T Hasiplon
Duman oratorical contest awards at Pallant Hall
The Duman oratorical contest at Pallant Hall, Oehn College, drew wide attention for even merit across speakers. Mary Elizabeth Paty won first honors for The Farume, with Margaret Lowers Peterson second for The Wandering Jew, among other notable performances and honored judges.
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Duman
Pallant
Oehn College
Mary Bleabeth Paty
Hiawathe
Ann Wilton Haehae How
Howe
Howey
Judas
Prom
W. Jontan
Rey G. J. Pearson
Behnbert
Hiawatha
Mary Elizabeth Paty
Captain Povey
Margaret Lowers Peterson
Hemubar
Blanche Buel Amnex
Frank Clarence Allen Plano Hole
Sugar duties and cargo values in early June markets
Sugar duties fixed at 12 marks per double hundredweight from September 1900 and 10 marks from September 1900 in Relchatay. A four mark surtax on refined sugar and four marks on other sugar are imposed. The Big Cargo Philadelphia carries 11,000 tons of sugar, valued around 770,008 dollars, with potential increases if prices rise en route to Delaware Breakwater. Additional items cover American trade with Britain in drag imports and railroad policy debates, noting Hawthorn routes and colonization plans.
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Sugar
Berlin
Aitbuy Kar Committee
Relchatay
Philadelphia
Delaware
Alaskan
Alwokun
Hanfield
Abe Hitest
Honolulu
Kahulu
Milo
To Advance
Svenr Arbuckle Brothers
Beral
Cuba
Congress
Willet & Gray
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England
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Portland Cement
Yola
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
White Machine
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
India Lawn
Victoria Lawn
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
P.O. Hom
Daaleie Fe Fite
Geass
Picon Et
Lapanene
ST. Louis College
Martha
Himgo
Don Homan Hiporgie
Willie
Georgina
Watler Gough
Oxon
Xublin
Columbus
O'Sullivan
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Drannk Charactrs
Frank Evarts
Becker
Bill Dixon
Pal
Fergus O Cooligan
Court
Grace Peter NI
Hon. Smith Mr. Baxter
Dno
A. Honan Chummy Litewate
New York
Geo
Gilman Ove Jung
D. Kolkt Bonator Juniper Toots
H. Chilton
Enstein
Vieira
Magnus
Koapua
Voelker
Axtel
Heemane
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Il Desiderio
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Diatogwe—He Courteoun
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Paul Jones J. Kein
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Honan
Cramer
Rhode Iland Avenue
Aton
A. R. Bremer Co
Chicago
Hobron Drug Co, Port
Loreley
H. Lemke
Chorne
Bprmntine
My Regiment
Watton
Woolf
J. Hall
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Healan
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Paty
Allen Robinson
William Haenae Hoon
Bydney Carton
Florence Mill
Warren Hasting
Vay
Kort Monews Davis
American Union
Tom Ayoy
Joanna Haittie
Harriet Kamakanoenoe
Hawaiian Electric O
S. W. Macfarlane
Maneater
Wall
Nichols Co
Honolul Drug Co
Holum Ter Drug Co
Metherny Shoe Store
Washington Light CO
Masonic Temple
Gridley
A.r.bremer Co. Chicag
Hobron Drug Company
Furt and
King Streets
Americans
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Parke, Davia & Co
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Sane
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M. McKinney
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Pacife
Suatex
Oregon
Washington
Europe
United States
Indore
Internal Revenue
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Maine
Japan
Empire of Japan
Treasury Busan
United Kingdom
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Orler
Comune
Rwlireate
Hut
Ron
Combine
Interstate Commeres Commission
Hill
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Joliet
Whallvefers
Harker
Otter
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