Regular Hilo Letter and Local Updates From June Harbor News
Regular Hilo letter details a June 28 social by the Porciyy Chigeh at LL Bevernance’s residence with piano numbers by M. D. Turner and P. M. Wakefield, encore for Mrs Henry Hawking, and zither pieces by Samuel Peck. John B. Vallant schooner sighted June 25 loading sugar. ships from San Francisco. School vacation openings noted. Haaheo and Catholic schools praised. Moonlight horseback ride and hotel luncheon hosted by Misses Cunningham and McGregor. Local business moves include J D Kennedy Front Street relocation, Jack’s glass-front shop, Tona’s changes, and new butcher shop on Front Street. Police reports quiet. J I Wilson plans a river row in the Clare. Yachting, recovery of J A Martin, Sheriff Huerk’s expected return, Wainken bridge overhaul, and Japanese acrobats circus planned on Wainken road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porciyy Chigeh
LL. Bevernance
Man DL. Turner
P.M. Wakefield
Cyril Smith
John B. Vallant
Holand
Hilo Harbor
San Francisco
Australia
Hilo
Haaheo School
Misses Rose
Hilo Hotel
Cunningham
McGregor
J.D. Kennedy
Front Street
Jack
Tona
J. 1. Wilson
Clare
J. A. Martin
Sheriff Huerk
Wainken
Late Foreign Trem, News from Ad Parte by Latest Steamer
A flood of dispatches reports a Matabele uprising in South Africa and Turks denying aid to thousands of Christian refugees at Retine and nearby towns. Fears grow that helpless civilians may be murdered at the first opportunity as Crete appeals to Rat for mercy and refugees face peril. Congress orders Cree Ladians deported from Montana to Canada by military force, with Native claimants asserting U.S. citizenship despite potential pardon for past actions. Santa Barbara reports twenty five sea lions seized for London Berlin and Amsterdam zoos, captured by lasso to supply young exhibits under strict transport, crates, and daily fish rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Retine
Rete
Canada
United States
Riel
Santa Barbara
Cal
Zoological Gardens
London
Berlin
Amsterdam
Jardin Des Plantes
Paris
Frontier tensions flare at Barun frontier station
Golan Caracas on June 18 reports the government has received accounts of a sanguinary encounter between Venezuelans and British settlers at Barun, a frontier station in disputed territory in Guiana. Officials await land details amid widespread excitement and impatience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Barun
Guiana
Mall Committee Plans A Friday Evening Ball
The mall committee reports near perfect plans for a Friday ball with two ten piece bands. Orchestral selections will precede and separate dances while a native musicians group provides dance music. The hall will be cleaned and decorated, floor committee named later, and dancing runs late with a full program and extra dances as needed.
Police Court Proceedings Before Judge De la Vergne
In district court this morning J Seabury was nolle prosequied for threatening another. Jone F Calasopa faced a profanity trial. motion to dismiss granted after Portuguese expressions were debated. Ah Pook Shun Kok and N Altmann await afternoon trials. Ching Chee pleaded guilty to opium possession with sentence set for the 6th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Seabury
Nolla
Jone F. Calasopa
Ah Pook
Shun Kok
Tun
N. Altmann
Ching Chee
J. G. Froeber
Tharedays
Enrichsen
Manuel Derigos
Manuel Souza
Abi
Ssextra
Hawaiian Rowing Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Hawaiian Rowing Association met at Healani Boat House with A G M Robertson presiding. Officers elected include A G M Robertson president, A V Gear vice president, J S Low secretary and treasurer. A regatta committee led by KE Wall was formed to arrange the next championship events and cap gift for winning crews. The third Saturday in September was set as annual regatta day with an extended program to be planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Rowing Association
Healani Boat House
A. G. M. Robertson
A. G M. Robertson
A. V. Gear
Missionary Father Emmeran of Hana Prepares For Europe
Father Emmeran Rey of Notre Dame des Victoires parish, Hanaiaulu, Kauai, leaves Friday for New York en route to Havre France. He will stay at the mother house in Paris then visit his aged mother in Westphalia Germany before returning to Hawaii. He has spent 25 years in Hawaiian missions aiding Portuguese, Kanake, German, French and Spanish speakers and believes Kanakas may become Christians with time. The Call, June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Cord of Thanks From Wilburton Visitor on Maui
Wilburton thanks Maui residents for courteous treatment during a three week stay while Hawaii directory work proceeds. Special gratitude goes to Omsted of Hana store Dr. McGettigan Gjordrum P McLain Gross Anna and Withrock for their aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Wilburton
Maui
B.D. Finney
Honolulu
Omsted
Hana Store
McGettigan
Gjordrum
P. McLain
Gross
Anna
Withrock
Hoot Races For Six Oared Sliding Seat Race
The Bourth crews enter the Myrtle and Healani clubs in a morning event with a $30 prize. Five entries seek the whaleboat fee. The police prison Granda pilot’s office money and crew from the U S fame join the 860 of the committees in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Healani
Granda Pilot's Office
U. S
Australians Dominate Gloucestershire in English Test Match
In a London cricket clash, Australia defeats Gloucestershire by an innings and 91 runs after a dominant first innings of 882. Donnan scored 87, Gregory 64, while W G Grace led England with three wickets for 50 runs as Trumble and Giffen impressed with six and three wickets respectively.
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England
Europe
London
Australiana
Gloucesters
Dornan
Giffen
Graham
Gregory
Donnan
Rona
W. G. Grace
Lricketer
Er. M. Grace
March
Gloucestershire
Tramble
Australia
Trumble
Jane
Prom Chub At the San Francisco Press Club Event
Superior Judge J C B Hebbard addressed Kavakamaki the Hawaiian fighter at the San Pravekco Press Club event. The speech ended with a poem while the skull of the islander, inscribed Kanakamulu Hawaiian Warrior Died in Battle 1795, was shown. The Press Club presented the artifact on June 6 1806 as Hawaiian airs by a quartet drew applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Press Club
J. C. B. Hebbard
Kavakamaki
Press Club
San Pravekco
Relay teams chosen by Honolulu Athletic Club
A special meeting of the Honolulu Athletic Club last evening selected two relay teams for the morning of the fourth. Team 1 is Geo Angus as captain with Cawon Lithman Silva and Breda. Team 2 is H A Giles as captain with Johnson Sylvester Bondaris 3K A Dexter Martin King Belmont and Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu Athletic Club
Geo. Angus
Cawon
Lithman
Silva
Breda
H. A. Giles
Johnson
Sylvester
Bondaris
Dexter
Martin
King
Belmont
Chapman
Sporting goods line arrives for season at Castle and Cooke
The Hawaiian Hardware Company notes a new sporting goods line arriving this morning via Messrs Castle and Cooke. The column highlights the merits of Tribune wheels and Blue Flame Coal Oil Stoves as part of the sporting supplies for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha‘waiian Hardware Company
Tribune
Martha Davis
Messrs
Castle & Cooke
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the Evening Bulletin
Hywaiten Istande
B. L. Finney
Jas. F. Morgan
Waikiki Road
W Mackirinne, Esq
Abo
John Ena
Beitie
Jas
Morgan
Sumo
Esplanade
Haying
Quean Street
Jordan
Fort Street
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Mewus
H, Hackfeld & Co
Queen Street
Kakui Street
Kakni Inne
Polace Kquare
Hozier and Crane
W. GH
Brasgand
Ob Musho
Pons Ce
Ad Parte
Golan
the Mall Committee
de la Vergne
Annooea
Emmeran
Islands
Rasom Crreker
Hemarkatic
Prom
Ardware Company
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