Contests and civic events flood the Honolulu press
A cluttered page lists contest votes due by 4 pm and Friday’s count, with mentions of local names from Globe and various figures in business and government. It notes schedules for parades, receptions, and hotel events, plus confessions of upcoming court actions and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pica Hata Elena
Globe
Toner
Augie Divler
Col. Spalding
Prince Capid
Peltuws
Dry Genel Ce
Uae
Igeu Fort St. Rhone Mary
Waticih
Ul Mori
Wes Harkin
Vie
Regenta of the Agricmitien
J. Atswed
Califarats Eod Co
Jugonta
Uly
Honeluu
Honelulu
Deretaiin
Ielie
Howatuin
Ulik
Bistop
Supreme Court
Mavin Baza
I Hortier
Guyer
Atkingon
Supervisors Meeting Debated Minutes and Highway Funds
County supervisors debated minutes of a previous meeting and voted on reforms. Harvey objected to certain parts and expenditures on Koolaupoko land. a recount affirmed the minutes with narrow support. Reports noted $4612 balance from general fund and July estimates totaling $29,537.21, with road budgets allocated across districts and multiple department salaries set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supers Fluoreist
Furmer
Harvey
de Bette
Fern
Henry
Hustace
Archer
Generi
Sachs Dry Goods Co
Uld
Tullett Askig
Fortshell
Kalakaia
Reds
W. W. Hall
Watkahatuia
Aking Tor
Kuaktat
School
Will
Reading
Pwisht
Aala Park
Aveber
Honolulu
Ewa
Wala Wa
Walalua
Koolaulon
Koalanpolo
Huetace
Walanae
Koolautoa
Koolaupoko
Kaplolant Park
Speci
Walalun
Secretary Straus Plans Hawaii Visit for Lighthouse Inquiry
Washington June 26 Secretary Straus will sail from San Francisco for Honolulu on July 25. He intends to spend about two weeks in Hawaii to investigate the lighthouse service and the unmigration question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Straus
San Prandleo
Honolua
Hawiaii
Lghthouse Service
Commons approves measure to override veto in Lords
London June 26 The House of Commons passed on third reading a bill from Premier Campbell Bannerman. The bill provides a framework where the Lords may override the peers veto in a constitutional agreement. The vote tally showed 432 in favor and 147 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hug
House of Commons
Campbell-Bannerman
Commons
House of Lords
Shipping Intelligence Arrived and Departed
Shipping notices record arrivals from Seattle to HL Hacktel and Go and Castle & Cooke Ltd, with agents and vessel names including Niihau and Ke Au Hou. Departures list Gibb, Houdlette, and the O S Sierra bound for San Francisco, with times noted for June 26 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan
Hall
Seattle
HL Hacktel & Go
Lid
Rhurnday
Sun
Claudine
Bennett
Front Maut
Am.sehr
Wor
H. Marston
G. W. Gove
San Francisco
MG Mdse
Castle & Cooke, Ltd
Stmr
Niihau
Quess
Kalitis
Ke Au Hou
Tullelt
Anashola
Sierra, Houdlette
Fragmentary note hints at shipping or transport query
A fragmentary item mentions U S Leansport Creek Williams for Bt Michaels Alaska La and Alameda Dowdell from San Pranciaco with unclear times. The readable details imply a transportation or routing note involving ships or vessels and listed destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Leansport Creek
Williams
Sail Friday Storms and Ports Evening Rally
Sail Friday reports show Mauna Low at 12 noon and Simerson for Ko a and Kail porty. Stor Claidine and Bennett command Mauk ports at 6 p.m. The notes highlight upcoming events and scheduled times for multiple sailing activities and port duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Low
Simerson
Koa
Kail Porty
Stor
Claidine
Bennett
Mauk Ports
Kinau and Aorangiki Steamers Arrive From Hawaii
Freeman ship Kinau arrives with cargo from Hawaii while Phillips brings from Aorangiki, latest coastal trade update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinau
Freeman
Hawaii
Phillips
Passengers Arrived San Francisco Harbor From Hawaii and Mant Ports
Long list of travelers arrives aboard Claudine and other ships on June 27, including Miss M Alexander, Rev. W J Day, Mrs Day, Dr W ie Schoening, Capt Johnson, Mrs Rees and child, and 40 deck passengers. Names reflect multiple families and accompanyers from Hawaii, Mant ports, and San Francisco society. Officer lists show numerous women, children, and brief mentions of organizations. no incidents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
S. Sierra
M. Alexander
R. F Armstrong
H. C. Austin
L. Barkhausen
Barnes
Capt. Burnison
Boorman
Hettis
A.M. Bond
B. H. Bond
E. H. Bicknell
M. B. Border
Brickford
A. Brown
F. W. Churchouse
M. Grice
M. P. Green
E. W. Hedeman
J. M. Hind
Hind
D. le Huntington
Huntington
J. K. Kaaha
Kelly
J. A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cr. Kennedy
Kruegel
Milas Knapp
Mackenzie
Miss Mablk
H. J. Neulau
Mra. Oxborne
R. M. Overend
N.S. Sachs
V. Saunders
Saunders
M. F. Scott
H. B. Spensely
Spensely
C. B. Stegl
A. C. Stoddard
G. B. Perkins
Perking
J. 8
Read
Remmington
F. AM. Todd
Weller
H. E B. Westevelt
E. C. Barnes
L. Boyd
Calhoun
Childdren
H. J. Day
Duggan
Chas. Finck
Fraser
Child
T. Gabeler
R. J. Hutchins
HH. Jensen
A. BR
Lin
Geo. Gabortie
R. O'Brien
J. H. Wilkenson
W. Woodward
A. Zuhlat
Buss Haynes
Hawaii
Mant
Claudine
W. Ie Schoening
M. C. Baptista
J. P. Mujoy
Deas
Mra
B. K. Kahoupol
Miss Cameron
Hrath
Notice of nonassociation with Referee newspaper
Public notice states that B. DUNBAR disclaims any direct or indirect connection with the newspaper known as the Referee and declares no affiliation with the publication. The undersigned asserts independence and clarifies personal status regarding the涉 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Referee
Big Fight Put Off in San Francisco Postponed Event
The Brit-Nelon contest was postponed to July 31 after an ear injury forced a challenger from San Francisco to withdraw. The date change, amid confusion, leaves the event delayed until early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Nebwon Tut
Kuroki Praises Hospitality at Osaka Event
The report notes KUROKI enjoying cordial reception and warm hospitality during a recent visit to a Japanese venue. Officials and attendees expressed appreciation for cooperative atmosphere and smooth arrangements.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Remington
Hawaiian Office Specialty Co
Fort ST
Masonic Temple
Montas Oceanic
Uray Lodge
Council of Kadosh
Etenersa
Luca Lodgna
Harmony Lodge
P. Hall
Cor Fort
Béretania
Webber
Waldron
K. R
K. of P. Mall
Vol. Fort
Beretania
Meiibers
Mystic Lodge
Wm. McKinley
Kiar. Magar Fort Street
B. Harry HH
Simplo
F. B. Richardson
Wm. M'Kinley
K.of
P. Hall, Cor. Fort
Berotania
L. H. Wolf
C. C
Meeta
Nespay Eveninie
Ccesor Bersiania
T. B Twomay, W
H. J. Moore
Sery
Knights of Pythian Hall
Cor
E. V. Todd, Sichem
A. H W. Murphy
C. of R
Wamien Council
Y. M
San Anconio
Todd
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Nuuanu ST
Steam Bread
Vienna Bakery
Puome Main
Iehki
Alten
America
Henry May & CO. Ltd
Widesaly
Criterion
Club Stables
TEL
Malin
Fonolula Brug Co
Port Street
Victor Talking Records
Bergesron Music Co, Ltd, Ood Fellows Bldg
Pati
Lal
Jack London
Alexander Young Cafe
Oltiger Reeves Iis Momeis
Porto
Yao
Asia
A. N. Sanford, Gradiate Optician
Boston Building
Fort Street
Over May & Co
Hawaiian News 19,, Ltd
Oty
Olanhala Mats—O
South Seas
Curioco
Alexander Young Building
the “H.C
H. C
H. Cullman
Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
King ST. NR
Alakea
Riyght
S$. Stephenson
Alexander Young
Supervisors Old Peageeus
GABE
Shipping Intelligence
Moun
Gibb
Victoria
B. Dunbar
J, Lando’s
Ovenalle
Kuroki
Worleley
Japan
W. W. Ahana & Co
Merchant Tailors
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