On to Manila vivid account praised in Honolulu
War correspondent Douglass White chronicles the Manila campaign and American troop arrival in Honolulu. The book On to Manila recounts San Francisco departure, Honolulu reception, and front line experiences with army and navy, backed by Philippine expeditionary force art. Available for 25 cents plus one coupon, limited edition exclusive to the Evening Bulletin.
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Hwo Islands
Manila
Pacific
Honolulu
Blao
Hawaii
San Prativiaco
Hooatala
Philippines
Douglass White
Bxaminor Jouronl
Botteria
Philippians
White
Boya
Army
Navy
Tukan
Piatra NI Boretagar
Philippine Expeditionary Forces
Bonerin
Evening Bulletin
Rabbi Levy to Speak at Fourth of July Exercises
Rabbi Levy, a prominent Pacific Coast public speaker, has consented to deliver an address at the Literary Exercises of the Fourth of July celebration. The program will include three or four short addresses by prominent local men, and Levy is regarded as an enthusiastic American and one of the best speakers to visit Honolulu.
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M. 8. Levy
Levy
Pacific
Honolulu
Oahu
Jacob Toper
Rabbi Levy
Tubbs
Doyle
Hackfeld
Hackfald
Elhava
Ire Rewly
Hawaii
Judge rules for Helen Boyd in land dispute case
Judge Perry decides in favor of Helen Boyd in an action for trespass and damages totaling 850 dollars. Case concerns title to a land lot at Pawan Waikiki. Attorneys J A Magoon and Wilder appear for plaintiffs and respondents. Charles Carroll Bitting admitted to practice law in the Republic of Hawaii.
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Perry
Jolio Liberate Va. Mra
Helen Boyd
Pawan
Waikiki
J. A. Magoon
Robertson and Wilder
Charles Carroll Bitting
Republic of Hawaii
Kamehaheha Team Resists Bet on Queen Dowager Honor
The Kamehaheha baseball manager sent a note to Artillery’s manager stating the team will not play the game Bet! for Baturday in respect for the late Queen Dowager Kapiolani. The Kum boys warn they will forfeit if Artillery insists, and they will not play under any circumstances.
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Kamehameha
Artillery
Kapiolani
Tha Kum
Supreme Court Adjourns For Monday Discussion
The Supreme Court adjourned until Monday to discuss and consider cases already submitted.
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Supreme Court
Waterhouse Firms Transfer Grocery and Hardware Lines
Circular announces that on June 1 1899 the Grocery and Provision business moves to Henry May Co Ltd and Hardware and Crockery to Pacific Hardware Co Ltd. Waterhouse will remain linked to the successor firms and thanks customers for past favors while requesting continued support. Stock moves to Bethel street stores. Dated Honolulu May 28 1899.
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Messrs
J. T. Waterhouse
Henry May & Co. Ltd
The
Pacific Hardware Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Honolulu
Stabbing Affray and Galician Cruelty Reported
A Honolulu paper details a stabbing between Hobron and McCalgan ally named Kai Kadlei McCaigan, Kai fled after injuring McCaigan who lies in critical condition. The report also covers Rev M L Levy aiding the release of a Galician from Oahu prison and a separate case of alleged child cruelty tied to Chinese footbinding laws and a crying girl in Aala.
Police Court Records Summary
In the thin forenoon session Jobo Lull was reprimanded and discharged on a charge of assault and battery against Hale. Wm. Merg’s sentence was suspended for one month after pleading guilty to malicious injury. H. Bolster received six months imprisonment after pleading guilty to assault and battery against Mrs. Bolster.
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Jobo
Hale
Wm. Merg
H. Bolster
Penned
Plaado
Mra
Court martial in session at Camp McKinley
A court martial convenes this afternoon at Camp McKinley to try a private who attempted desertion aboard the barkentine Planter and was subdued by members of the police force.
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Camp McKinley
Barkentine Planter
Police Drill Postponed in Panabou Pasture
A planned police drill and insurrection in the Panabou pasture this afternoon was postponed by the Marahall until later. The copy notes how brave California boys fought for their flag in On To Manila.
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Panabou
Marahall
California
Ansual case in police court ends with not guilty verdict
The case of Ansual, called the Wain fos Chinaman, for selling liquor without license, was heard in police court this forenoon and the defendant was discharged. A nolle prosequi was entered in the opium possession case against Ab Sai, with McQuinahan acting for the defense and Weber for the prosecution. The principal arresting witness was Deputy Cox of Watalna. In a separate note, Miss Holo Meek and Charles Thurston were married at the groom’s Merchant street home with many fire company friends attending. a lieutenant of the No. 1 Engine Company helped celebrate with a substantial supper.
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Ansual
Nolle
Ab Sai
McQlanahao
Weber
D»puthom? Cox
Watalna
Misa Holo Meek
Charles Thurston
No. 1 Eoquice Company
Merchant Street
Fire Company
Thurston
Gentry Aims at Star Pointer Record in Detroit Session
GenTay Wh and HERR A BRCOMD horse driven by John R Gentry arrived in Detroit Michigan in June to prepare for a pacing record tilt. Gentry has posted 200h around the Detroit Driving Club mile track the season’s fastest pace and plans to chase Star Pointer’s 1 60 blue ribbon mark next month.
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Detroit
Mich
John R Gentry
Detroit Driving Club
Star Pointer
Death of Queen Dowager Arrives at Kawaiahao Church
The late Queen Dowager's body arrived at Kawaiahao Church shortly before 2 am, followed by about fifty men and many ladies in carriages. Six pallbearers carried the bier to the pulpit, guarded by Co. G under Captain Wilcox, as Rev W H Kitcat and clergy met the procession. The church doors opened to the watchful public, with the body to lie in state from tomorrow morning at nine until midnight Saturday.
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Kawaiahao Church
Wilcox
W. H. Kitcat
Wray Taylor
Willie
Hartwell program wins at cake walk contest night
The event ends with Mise Eilie Hartwell and Frank Barton taking first in the cake walk. Jim Post displays skill and humor during ceremonies, while Dave Mariov and Jim Fovt lead a prominent boat dance team. Mise Brandes and the Hartwell sisters enchant attendees with song as the program promises a repeat tonight.
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Mise Eilie Hartwell
Frank Barton
Jim Post
Dave Mariov
Jim Fovt
Mise Brandes
Hartwell
Permanent Bar Association Formed in Supreme Court Chambers
A permanent Bar Association was organized today in the Supreme Court chambers. Attending were numerous attorneys, led by Mesore and Dole with Deputy Attorney General Geveral present. Officers elected by acclamation included Pval Newjm eon as president, S M Balloa as vice president, Wilder as secretary, and 8. K Kaene as treasurer. The meeting discussed political dimensions of the group and the need to draft a constitution and rules for governance, with Gear initially opposing the political coloration and later withdrawing the reform proposal to avert further discord. A temporary district was also appointed to draft the bylaws. A note mentions a complete pictorial history of military operations in the ds fhe is given in On To Manila.
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Wes
Bar Association
Supreme Court
Mesore
Dole
Geveral
Noumana
Achi
Euoab
Johoron
Kaulukou
Correa
Andrews
Carter
Castle
Weaver
Smith
Weber
Robertgov
Monsarrat
Davila
Packey
Humphreys
de Bolt
Gear
Davie
Wood
Peterson
Chillingworth
Meal
Parke
Cathar
Kase
Berry
Uren
Marshal
Stewart
Wihler
MuJliusboa
Wright
Sithmas
Vivws
Kincey
Hated
Bullen
Holmes
Cooper
Prosser
Sheri
Kost
Cayplens
Theno
Hoerehall
Edge Davideau
Neamasawee
Attorn
Mofasaban
Bevotsauamdarouts
Collice
Pval New Jm
S M
Balloa
Wilder
Rotary
K Kaene
Manila
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Kal
Arthur
Koniel McCalgan
Assalurt
Kapalamaatrostost
Marabal Chillingworthia
Robert Hobron
Holoman
Hobron
Max Ordenetele
Arthur Kadlei McCaigan
Kui
McCalgan
Kail
Sai
Kai
Kapuakolo
McCiigan
Kapalane
Habbs
Palle
Aala
Hodt
Kawaiario
Apramaeit Organization
Pest Menmana
Pale Jou Vico
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