Olaa Coffee Prospects Improve in Kona and Olaa
Mr. F Souza the Olaa Coffee Company's new managing superintendent says Kona and Olaa districts show strong coffee prospects this year. He expects Olaa to bear later but for twenty five years, with deep well drained soil and easy clearing giving cost advantages. He notes disease risks are unlikely in Kona and Olaa, and predicts marketing will drop freight costs by shipping direct from Hilo to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Souza
Olaa Coffee Company
Souza
Olan
Ko~na
Mr. Souza
Olas
E. P. Dieseldorff
Koebele
Kona
Ola
San Francisco
Hilo
Sad Death in Hospital in Nebraska Regiment Member
H. Fisk, a member of the Nebraska regiment of the Senator, died at Red Cross Hospital Sunday morning at 3 o'clock. He was about 22, well connected in Lincoln, from which he enlisted. Funeral held at Central Union church. casket buried with flowers from Red Cross women. Rev. D. P. Birnie led services. pallbearers were National Guard members of Hawaii. body laid to rest in Nauann cemetery.
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Nebraska
H. ©. Fisk
Red Cross
Lincoln
Central Union Church
Income Tax Bill On Deck As Senate Debates Revenue
In Hawaii the Senate passed the third reading of the Hilo railway bill and reported four new acts. Debate centered on income tax and Schedule E repeal with Senators Baldwin Kepoikai and Hocking weighing constitutional and fairness issues. Proponents argued income tax fair and needed. opponents warned of evasion and double taxation risks.
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Senate
Hilo
Cooper
Kona
Oahu
Hawaii
Baldwin
San Francisco
England
Benator McCundless
Kepoikai
Hocking
House
Six Men Left Behind by Transport Ships in Manila Expedition
Six men of the Second expedition to Manila were left ashore by transport ships, many due to inadvertence. Lieutenant Rueble and Mr. Warwick of the 6th Pennsylvania Volunteers escaped aboard the Belgic. Two others wore hospital corps insignia and head for Manila aboard the Bratas. Others remained at Honolulu hospitals or with Dr Burgess. Most able-bodied will be sent home aboard the Rio de Janeiro. no desertion or feigned illness is suspected.
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Manila
Rueble
Mr. Warwick
6Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Belgic
Hongkong
Admiral Dewey
Cavite
Red Cross
Hospital Corps
Bratas
Honolulu
Red Crows Society
G. W. Burgess
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Ore
Bound Over for Trial in 2500 Dollar Bonds
The report covers multiple legal and sporting items. A British schooner Labrador opium case ends at preliminary exam with Judge Stanley committing captain Jul a Hauke and others to Circuit Court for trial. Bail set at 2000 dollars. Other notes include a Foreign Office trophy sweep with Company G leading. various personnel scores and names. and court actions in the Supreme Court regarding guardianship and rent disputes.
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Labrador
Stanleyne
Agidtrate
Neumann
Clark
Jula Hauke J
James Ter
Albert Weinrich
A. M. Brown
Supreme Court
S. K. Kane
W. A. K. Markham
Winer
Ki. W. Wilcox
A. Roen
Stanley
What Tell Boots An Incident Touching the Mascot of Pennsylvania Regiment
A tale describes Boots the Pennsylvania regiment mascot resisting a party planned by a society lady for her boy aboard the transport. A committee member finds Boots with soldiers near Criterion saloon. Boots refuses to join the party, saying he will stay with the boys above. The note ends with an advertisement for Carnish et rooms at Popular House on Fort Street.
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Pennsylvania Regiment
Boots
Criterion Saloon
India
J Hutchiiggs Grocery Ad Promises Savings
A vintage ad touts substantial savings on groceries at J Hutchiiggs located at 627 Port Street with P O Box 402 and a telephone number for orders. It urges customers to compare prices and save dollars on everyday items.
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J. Hutchiiggs
Port Street
P.O
Telephone dix
Police Court Briefs Hear Hoon Mypowe Case
Police Court session was brief with several assault and battery cases noted. Monday morning drink fines were paid. G L Bawards waived examination on Penal Law section 96 and case continued to Circuit Court. Ung Sing Alb Ken and Tai Hing held for opium. cases continued to June 40. Officers uncovered opium and pipes in a Chinese theatre wall box behind a trap door.
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Dronka
G. L. Bawards
G. A. Davis
Ung Sing
Alb Ken
Tai Hing
Lab LO
Chillingworth
Vide
Wade
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Brisbane
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Mawall
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Tan
Mercantile Agency
King Atract
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Bethel
Socond Floor
Charles P. Peterson
Notary Public
Kaahumany Street
William A. Henshall
Kashumann Street
Tele
Edings
Cornor Bethel and
King Streete
A.C. Wall, DD
O. B. Wall
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Gilbert F. Little
LAW
OLAA
P. Souza
Mospital
King Atroot
Ponr Alukea
The
Honolulu Cyclery
King Street
Nalloy
WWE
Senator Baldwin
McCandless
National | Guard
Brak and Company
Newmaan
Beford Ar
Foreign Office
Company G
Otto Winkles
Jos Gouven
M Hirschman
HL Morrin
Reade
Levold
Stephen Grampfer
B Abrebamnon
St Ludewig
BR Friederedurit
H FE Pettersen
F Kilboy
H Hendrick
L Hillebrand
O Sieinmaon
K F Beckert
Becker
Orp
Geo Overbeck
Fred Silva
Capt Arthur Gayan
Mus E Austindi
Pe F Kiley
Jobo Wirud
Geo Lewis
Lt J Evensen
Pe Wa Speckman
Sgt H A Taylor
A Party
Jon Ferreira
Paul Costa
Crp
Jas Gorman
Wm T Jones
Geo A Bower
Jobo Pieper
A O Davia
J Been
A Moore
Company B
Chas KR Frazier
Sgt ET Winant
Lester E Rives
Sgt
H Atherton
KE Olsen
Hapai
Morle M Johnson
Penohy
WB Bolster
Sgt F B Anghe
GL Logay
Thramw
Sgt WV
Woedon
WR Riley
WB Scott
AS Hayerap
LT Konnke
Renear
W H Hughes
C B Cottrell
Company
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Set J Sahroon
But O Whitehead
Pt O Borgarrora
WO Boer
GW Maxell
I L D Timmons
Gillierp
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Jouneneey
Thea H Trent
Now Hat
Chris Willis
W J Smith
Orp Wan Nott
Win Lyle
Potul
Ros
Korritti Hsa
Wilcox
Joo Wall
M Nakuioo Amaa
Jas Orne
Mae T Cummins
Sherwood Sadana
Kekumano
Abone
Jax Kutike Ada
Keliipio
Jas Yree
M Konja
Kukahi
Rose
P Lewis Asu
Fort Atrest
Ap. S
Ander
Mim
Eakine
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