Knights of Pythias Leave Castle Hall in Honolulu Sketch
Old Castle Hall on Fort Street closes after nearly twenty years of weekly meetings. Oahu Lodge No. 1 will mark the end with a social gathering following Friday’s work. The article recalls the lodge’s history since 1881, its founders, and the bond with Mystic Lodge No. 2 and Endowment ranks.
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Oahu
Bearden
Ampus
Alu Lodge
Castle Mail
Fort Street
Coremonten
Porte
Reuven
Elde
Pythine
Honolulu
Wan Ovai Lodge
John A
Hasainger
George Williams
Holy Sheldon
Thomas Taunot
Dayton
John Neil
Tanne A. Mack
Raw
Kint
Mystic Lodge No. 2
Harmony Hall
Cartle Hall
Knights In
Mystic Lodge No
Ing Dain
John JA. Haaninger
P. C
W. G. Ashley
M. Groseman
Uniform Bank
P.M. Bronkes
Knights of Pything
Aioe
Monolitu
Pyibing
Katghia
Castle Hall
Fort Atroet
Wore
Morgan Perngach Wedding at Whitney Home
Mina Grace Fernbach wed G R Morgan last night at the Whitney residence on Prmnhou street. The ceremony featured floral chandeliers and maile garlands with bridesmaids Ada Whitney and Mamie Winne, ushers Pred Derger and Charles Musgrave. Rev W M Kincaid officiated as guests teased the couple with a playful delay before departure amid a rice shower.
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Mina Grace Fernbach
G. R. Morgan
Grady
Ada Whitney
Mamie Winne
Pred Derger
Charles Musgrave
W. M. Kincaid
Ti Ces
Young Men's Smokers Night at Program Ball
Damien Cornell of the Young Men’s Institute hosts a smoker in the large Indies auditorium with American and Hawaiian colors. The Ys Mt. orchestra performs led by J. L. Kaulukou and A. Naval Freitas. W. S. Barry presides. The Mandolin Club, piano pieces, solos, a reading, and closing remarks cap the program with “Aloha.”
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Damien Cornell
Ee 8 Men's Institute
Wan Die Pound
Indies
Carelwan Eaen
Ys Mt
J. L. Kaulukou
Planta Lauamann
A. Naval Freitas
C. Cooper
James D. Dougherty
L. K. Kaurlukou
Panskov
John Plyer
Mandolin Club
C. M. White
5 Billa
Father Valentin
Chay
McGonagle
Ellin
Entra
Fleming
Hawaiian Isles Arriv Ship Arrives After 62 Day Voyage
The Hawaiian Sales docked from Hawcastle after a 62 day voyage. Captain Huce commands the big ship. During naval maneuvering the Hawaiian anchor fouled the anchor chain of the back Alex causing a tangle with McNeil and two vessels. Damage included loss of the bob stay martingale stay and martingale. Port railing suffered minor damage. The ship carries 3100 tons of coal bound for Hind Rolph and Co at Whitchry. An application for clearance is pending with the American Consul in Sydney.
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Hawaiian Sales
Hawcastle
Huce
Naval
Alex
McNeil
Anve
Xoon Cutty
McNej
Bob Stay
Martingale Stey
Martingale
Port Rait
Rolph & C A
Sydney
Corbin to Visit Philippines for War Logistics Inquiry
Adjutant General Corbin will depart for the Philippines to inspect military conditions and gather information on the President and War Department’s orders. He will waive standard conditions during this mission and review the war effort’s administrative details.
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Washington
Corbin
Philippines
Erro
Boers Press Winning Fight Report From Front
London reports Lord Kitchener cabled from Pretoria on June 12 that a Boer force surprised a British camp near Steenkoolepenit, killing two officers and 28 men before escapees reached General Beaton’s camp. A Times dispatch notes Boer sympathizers claim Boers now control much of the Transvaal and surrounding regions with 15,900 regulars in the Orange Free State and Transvaal, while British patrols suffer in Calvini a and surrounding areas.
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Lonion
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Welmanarust
Middlebun
Renston
Steenkoolepenit
Beanton
van der Hoogt
Transvaal
Orange Iree
A Rmolo
Orange Fren
Trayavaal
Forve
Genaing
Frange Secures Big Chinese Favor in Railway Pact
London reports June 1 that France plans a railway protection accord with China to secure a new Tonquin to Yunnan line, mirroring Russian control in Manchuria. Paris notes indicate France will act to safeguard the route, with diplomacy and defense to back a stronger Far East presence.
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London
iHapatel
Matt
Paris
China
Francn
Tonquin
Yunnan
Toopa
Russia
Manchuria
France
St. Petersburg
M. Delvarse
Afta 1
Yrannan-Fi
Governor Pingree Dead Ends Long Career in Michigan
London reports ex Governor Hazen Pingree of Michigan died tonight at 11 35 his attending doctor left his bed briefly and Pingree Jr watching his father for four days noticed a sudden change and Pingree died peacefully at his bedside without a word spoken, ending a long political life.
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London
Hazen
Pingrose
Michigan
Pingree
Hs, Pingree Jr
London Man Held on Bigamy Charge
Bard Rugeel was arrested today on United States grounds and brought to Bow Street Court. Detectives met him at Callway Station on arrival from the country. He appeared unconcerned as he was formally charged in court.
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London
Bard Rugeel
United States
Callway
Bow Stree
New Orleans Sugar Makers End Use of Coat in Factories
Seven of the large sugar refineries on the Hayou Teche decided today to discontinue the use of coat in the manufacture of sugar and to avoid its use in future refining processes. The move follows new practices aimed at simplifying production and reducing costs as reported by a New Orleans special to the Sun.
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New York
New Orleans
Hayou Teche
Voyage of The O through calm seas to San Francisco
The vessel The O arrived in the bay in the afternoon after leaving San Pedro at 145 a.m. The Golden Gate was cleared at 11 15 a.m. The pilot was discharged at 11 50 a.m. The voyage encountered favorable winds with smooth sea and fine weather throughout.
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Sonoma
San
Prabeloco
Golden Gate
Free Trade for Porto Rico Declared by Porto Rican Governor
Washington June 17 Secretary Way received a telegraph from Governor Allen of Porto Rico San Juan announcing a unanimous vote to ax the duty for a special session of the Legislature on July 4 The proclamation will declare free trade with the United States after a designated date under the Foraker act Porto Rico is prepared to assume tariff duties and reap the benefits of freer trade shields through internal taxation
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Washington
Way
Allen
Porto Hive
San Juan
Mepartimiente
United States
Porto Rico
Bringing Porto Ricans Bay Juan Porto Rico
The American steamer Californian wired for New Orleans today and carried 6% Porto Rican emigrants on their way to Hawaii.
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Bay Juan
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Hawaii
Exclusion of Chinese Extended by Congress Next Session
Washington reports that Congress may extend the Chinese exclusion act for at least ten more years. Officials and labor groups advocate renewal, citing Chinese efforts to oppose repeal and petitions to Congress. Three groups are said to be agitating public sentiment in favor of continued exclusion.
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Congress
Chinese Exclusion Law Faces Expiry Next May
Congressmen have moved to extend or renew the Chinese exclusion law before its May expiration. If no action is taken at the forthcoming session it will be impossible to renew the measure until December 1902 unless an extraordinary session is convened.
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Aimber
Sonoma Passengers list from San Praverscu voyage clergy and officials
Fragmentary passenger roster from San Praverscu voyage dated 26 May lists numerous travelers including McKay, Baldwin, Kennedy, S Levy, Strack, Robin, Smith, Hartley, Balog, Finlay, Yostinka, Giletto, Howard, Roberts, Robinson, Weathall, Rice, Kennedy Mrs, A Kennedy Miss, and many others with titles and family groupings.
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San
Enzie
Child
MG Hickwith
Atty We Bacon
JE Gallagher
DC Lite
HoHacavell
Miss Rankin
LM Harley
Wiss Hattiey
Shaw
Abrams
Griewold Wan Delights at Opera House Concert
The Griswold concert at the Opera House last night featured Griewold Wan in a varied program receiving warm applause. Mrs L Tenney Peck Mr Allan White and Miss Cadle Castle contributed strong soprano and piano performances with Prof Amme’s violin praised for the Schumann Feaumere. Audience response was appreciative despite a small turnout.
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Opera Haure
Miss Griewold
Komt
Lave Wight
Gotlnod
Prof Amme
Mra. L. Tenney Peck
Wagner
Mie Cadle Castle
Amme
Schumann
Dawyers Fini Ther Debates Dawyers Fini Ther
The attorney in the Weller conspiracy case finished their session this morning. Defense and prosecution offered eloding arguments and the defense called witnesses W. S Hoyd I. S Gehr Fred Smith Charles Baker and Willie Vida who all testified Cunningham was seen at the pool area when he was alleged to be with Leeper and Morgan at the Mayor’s saloon. No exact time was given, with estimates ranging from a short period to about ten minutes. Judge Wilcox indicated the verdict would be pending for four days.
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Weller
Judan
Wilcos
Elowing
Hoyd
Gehr
Fred Smith
Charles Baker
Willie Vida
Cunningham
Leeper
Morgan
le Maloon
Vidw
Neen Morgan
Ute
Dudge Wilcox
Insurance Case in Court Today
The suit of Choy Look Beeve and Royal Insurance Company to collect a $1000 policy on a premises burned during the plague war is heard this forenoon before Judge Goar. The plaintiff is Magoon & Thampsony. the defense by L A Thurston and others. A jury panel is listed, and the report of PJ Rawal, master for the Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co. guardian of Kahookano, notes the guardian failed to meet deposits and payments.
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Choy Look Beeve
Royal Insurance Company
Goar
Magoon
L.A. Thurston
Habe Orteen & Wilder
Hateh d Silliman
J. Hy Jonen
Ke Hammer
Kalulapu
J. Keakshina
Moore
Tewta
H. Simpson
Pinkham
J. Gy
Lane
Crvedon
W. B. Melada
Ruka
PJ. Rawal
Master Fou
Hawaiian Trust & Investment Co
Kahookano Ninur
Kaya
the Guardian
Guardians and court matters in the Supreme Court session
The Supreme Court heard a set of matters including guardianship and estate administration. A guardian for the guardianship of minors was discussed, with an inventory showing stock and personal property. inquiries into lease and land parcels were noted, along with petitions for guardians and administrators. The court also announced a parcel express service between Honolulu and San Francisco, detailing rates and delivery.
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Bupeenw Court
Wailuku Hoewr Co
Claus Sprockela
Virginie Gans
Bupreus
Ated
Cours
Job N. Weight
Annie Weight
W. C. Smith
Win
H. Wright
Tjetle
Urbain
Anne A. Wright
Uye Far
Ha Ji Kalu
Huavea
Koalaupako
Ouht
Aakw
Hala Kalu
Huntnewe
Op Mouny
Talatva
Walkiki
Punahow
Ait Pitacen
Heer
Honolulu
San Francica
San Francisco
Camppany
Tmt
Bethel Street
Waverley Uivek
Qiu Eh
Pacific Ocean Steam Lanes Backed by Navy Survey Plan
A Washington telegraph says safe routes across the Pacific are to be established under a Navy Department plan. Thirty mile wide lanes would ensure navigation with no obstructions. Reports from sixty warships transports and merchant steamers support a comprehensive Pacific survey funded by Congress.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Pacific
Navy Department
Todd
Navy
Bag Francisco
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Naga
Congress
Iradford
Pacific Ocean
Toddh
Admmiral Bradford
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Ated Staten
Insular
Passin
Platt Announces Reelection Bid and Senate Goals
In New York yesterday Senator Platt announced plans to seek reelection in June. He said he will pursue a governor's stance and aim to return to the Senate, despite apparent enmity from rivals. The program he supports is expected to continue.
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Senatoe TC
Platt
New York
Te & Dida E
Dell Ax
Atna Aw Hie
Rome
Senate
Wildfliver Pargels Merchants Parcel Delivery Co opens new city service
The Merchante Parcel Delivery Co introduces a city wide parcel and delivery service aimed at merchants and customers. Charles F. Stang, renowned local manager with two years in business, heads the new enterprise promising improved, faster delivery and enhanced customer convenience.
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Merchante Parcel Delivery Co
Multaneltten
Charles F. Stang
Pardon for Japanese workers tied to Kohala riot
Rev W J Ratell. Acting Governor Cooper. eleven convictions from sixteen arrests in the Kohala labor riot case. Two pardoned yesterday, three weeks ago, with two more slated for 9:00 am today. Ogawa led the organization, guiding followers after the strike. The episode involved manager grievances, a split with a traitor, and retaliatory identifications by Ogawa. Sixteen Japanese were arrested, sixteen cited, and one leader survived a beating path to arrest.
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W. J. Ratell
Alxteen
W. Ke Rabill
Pridon
Hilo
Cooper
AgblIt
Kivusur
Alminez
Ogawa
Torun
Vie
Nagata
Ormwa
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