Death of John Waterhouse Sends Grief Through Community
The Evening Bulletin notes the death of John Thomas Waterhouse, lauded as a trusted friend in public, private, religious and social life. Hawaiians revered him at the Leper Settlement and the Beatrix joins in mourning his loss. San Francisco health authorities discuss a potential remedy for leprosy, with Dr Fitch advocating a cure and Dr Goto’s hygienic bath viewed as improving patient condition.
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John Thomas Waterhouse
Enat
Water Fous
Beatrix
San Francisco
Fitch
Honolulu
Goto
Sugar duties and Hawaiian treaty tweak praised in Senate talk
A Washington dispatch reports Senator Jones backing a 15 cent horizontal increase in the revenue bill for sugar. Senator Caffery proposes an amendment to strike the differential for the American sugar trust and abolish the Hawaiian treaty clause. It calls for 50 percent ad valorem duty on sugar and related products, plus an eighth of a cent per pound tax on foreign sugars with a bounty. Private notes from Claus Spreckels note sugar rising to 44 cents a pound, with variations in quotes. Oil paintings of the Volcano advertised by King Bros at Hotel Street.
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Jones
Senate Committee
Caffery
Louisiana
American Sugar Trust
Honolulu
United States
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Manitoba Premier Signals Formal Protest Over Ottawa Parochial School Coercion
Premier Greenway announced plans to move the Manitoba legislature into committee to protest Ottawa coercion against Roman Catholic parochial schools. He argued the remedial bill is forced without inquiry and pledged action if coercion ends. The move hints at related developments from Sir Donald A. Smith's Winnipeg mission. Also notes unrest in Korea and Transvaal politics, with Kruger supporters urging readiness for continued conflict and Jameson’s London hotel stay.
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Manitoba
Greenway
Ottawa
Donald A. Smith
Winnipeg
Redpath Case Embezzlement Preliminary Held
In District Court this morning Lionel V. Redpath faced a preliminary examination on embezzlement charges. Judge de la Vergne found probable cause that a jury would convict and ordered him to answer to the Circuit Court. The defalcation amount was about 1500 dollars, with 1042 still chargeable to him.
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District Court
Lionel V. Redpath
de la Vergne
George H. Paris
B. H. Phillips
T. M. Starkey
C. G. Ballantyne
H. Kt. Hitchcock
W. J. Sheldon
Redpath
Johnny Hayward Trotting Horse to be Sold Saturday
Johnny Hayward, famed trotting horse with coast record 2.18 and Hawaiian mark 2.26, will be sold Saturday February 20 at 12 o'clock by James F. Morgan. The gentle horse is advertised as suitable for ladies to handle.
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Johnny Hayward
James F. Morgan
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New York World
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Just
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Cummins’ Block
Rodrigues
Fort Street
Una
Anatiala
Medeiros & Decker
Merchant Tailors
Thomas Lindsay
Caporal
H. Hackfeld & CO
Dilan
J. Jawilliams
California - Co
Eagle House
Wey
Fine Band
C. Lehmann
Bethel al
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Custom House
H. B. Walker
Mitiy Block
Merchant Street
Mis
Alfred Magoon
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Tneres
Kooie
Eine
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Gordon's
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