Meyer’s Succession Debated for Leper Settlement Superintendent
The Board of Health delays filling the Leper Settlement post after R. W. Meyer’s death. They plan to run operations from the office via Executive Officer and Secretary Wilcox, with Reynolds and Wilcox visiting monthly to oversee matters. Budget constraints and limited salaries shape the approach as legislative appropriations loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Meyer
Molokai
Board of Health
Wilcox
Reynolds
Mr. Wilcox
Claudine
Kaunakakai
Nolds
Theatore
Board For Health
Lelalus
Walure
Smith
Mr. Reynolds
Meyer
Pope Publishes Frugal Living Latin Poem of 80 Stanzas
The Pope presents a Latin poem urging frugality and temperance with humor and charm. He extols spotless table settings, pure Albanian Hill wine, and sparing meat portions, while praising fresh bread, tender meat, honey in moderation, and seasonal fruits to brighten banquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus
Reversible shirt hits market in circular disk fronts
Washington street haberdasher sells a novelty reversible shirt front made of circular disks mounted at the center. Each disk carries four V shaped quarters on both sides, rotating to give eight changes. Priced at fifty cents, the device creates the illusion of new linen with every quarter turn, as reported by the Chicago Times Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street Haberdasher
Atud
Dickey
Chicago ‘Times-Herald
Fourth of July Committees Back Free Ball Game
Committees donate 8150 to make a Stars versus St. Louis game free to the public on Monday afternoon. Some call for a guarantee from the Stars' manager that the game will be played to completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars
St. Louis
Wornoutwording notice at local bookseller shop
A fragmented OCR item lists a local notice involving a bookseller and repair services. Sole agent W Bergstrom is cited with cash terms and a shop name Masonic Semple. Readable fragments reference a phone number 2607 and a street or place near Thram y Book Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krongot
W. Bergstrom
Wout's
Masonic Semple
Phono
Government News From Aboard and Local Affairs
Officials report on immigration policy questions raised by Japanese officials after President Dole interview. Foreign Affairs and Cooper reply, Shimamura to review. No changes in First Circuit Court incumbents. no liquor license issued for Bay Horse site. premises may need changes before licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shimamura
Pbtase
Executive Council
First Circuit Court
Carter
Dole
Minister of the Interior
Bay Horse
Hotel Street
Gun Cotton Explosion at Indian Head Tests Shocks Navy
A massive gun cotton shell exploded during a Navy proving ground test near Indian Head Maryland. A twelve inch breech loading gun and its carriage were destroyed, wrecking the bomb proof while spectators narrowly escaped injury. Officials say the shell, if successful, could have revolutionized naval warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maryland
Government Proving Grounds
Indian Head
Chicago
Potomac
Colonel O'Neill
Navy
United States
Navy Yard
Anderson
Nance
National Volunteers of Democracy Form New Honor Certificates
The National Volunteers of Democracy, based in St. Louis, plans to issue certificates of honor to loyal workers after six months of service before 1901. Secretary Hoffman distributes circulars describing the program as a way to gain presidential influence if Bryan is inaugurated. A coupon will be attached to the certificate showing Bryan presenting a portrait with a headless placeholder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
National Volunteers of Democracy
St. Louis
Hoffman
Bryan
Bovor
Mr. Bryan
Palama Grocery Promotes Savings and Home Support
The ad touts Palama Grocery drawing long-distance customers by savings shared by shoppers and the impact on paying house rent. It invites calls to verify savings, with Hann y Cannon asserting delivery to nearby homes from the location opposite the railway depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palama
Hanny Cannon
Notable Dilemma of a Freely Darling Man
A department writer notes a man who does as he pleases, boasting ample means to do so. Observers find him of interest though he may provoke himself with a fond, self confident air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Weekly
Hagutes Phartoan Announces New Hawaiian Goods Line
Hagutes Phartoan and Gua Schuman inform the public they offer a fine new line of Burreys Baggies Phaetons Road Wagone and Carts Double and Single Buggy Ex press and Hack Harness made for the Hawaiian trade. Goods are on exhibition at the Club Btablas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gua Schuman
Btablas
King Bros Portraits Offer Low Prices Yet No Extra Inducement
A noisy critique notes that A's mishandled order from King Bros and their portrait business has long been praised for satisfaction. Now prices are lowered but the expected extra incentives are not offered, leaving readers to question the firm’s value and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Bros
Commencement Exercises of Kamehameha School for Girls
The first commencement of the Kamehameha School for girls is held at Kaumakapili as Rev C leads invocation and students present poems, songs, and readings. Certificates are presented to Lydia Abolo Julia Akana Kaletaliko Miriam Hale Lena Iokia Helen Kahabeaba Elizabeth Kahaou Malie Kapali Hattie Kokaloho Elizabeth Kelinoi Keluia Kiwaha Julian Lovgll Jessie Maboshoa Elizabeth Waiamau Aoe Wong Kong with Rev E S Timoteo offering benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Abolo
Julia Akana
Kaletaliko
Miriam Hale
Lena Iokia
Helen Kahabeaba
Elizabeth Kahaou
Malie Kapali
Hattie Kokaloho
Elizabeth Kelinoi
Keluia Kiwaha
Julian Lovgll
Jessie Maboshoa
Elizabeth Waiamau
Aoe Wong Kong
Probate and Supreme Court actions noted in Hawaii docket
The record cites a settled mortgage in the Antonio Ignacio case and a fully satisfied marshal return for 52.63. An adminstratrix inventory lists Joseph Nawahi real estate at 3916 with no personal property. The Supreme Court, with Judge Carter substituting, heard Pontuhi v Wahinemaikal and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Ignacio
D. L. Naono
Joseph K. Nawahi
Supreme Court
Carter
Circuit Court
Judd
Pontuhi
Sohn D. Holt
Jas. H. Holt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paco King Steel
Si Ltd
Polophone
P. O
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Aver
Hl. W. Schmidt
Song
You Holt
King Street
David Dayton
Merelunt Street
Burney
Young Street
Wilder
Flouse
Vorotunia Street
Francis Dunn
Port Street
Borockole
Blick
Huom
Sly Penerron
Board of Beatth
FION
Marantee
Watterns
Falientes
Hagutes Phartoan
Charen Comte
Kamehameha School For Girls
C. Y
Hawaii
Hattie Kekalobe
Kameohoureha
Aoe Wong Kon
Kigebeth Kahana
Elizabeth Waiama
Part
Charne—Street Bay
Barnby
Jeasio Mahonhos
Julia Lovell
Olona
Sigabeir Kelinot
Sesaes
Mendelssohn Kamehameha School For Girls
K. G
Timoteo
Bering m