Prospective Consul General Candidate Kenyon Highlighted
Edwin L Viereck of Los Angeles touts Brewster Cox Kenyon of California as a fit for the United States Consul General post to Hawaii under President McKinley. Kenyon, a Long Beach resident and 72nd California Assembly member, is noted for stamp collecting and Hawaiian stamp authority.
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Thero
Edwin L. Viereck
Los Angeles
Browater Cox Kenyon
California
Hawaii
McKinley
United States
Sacramento
Los Angeles County
Ocean
Long Beach
Men of Means
Viorovic
Kent You
Ose
Kenyon
Kenake
The
Postioe
Louis Kenake
Mr. Kenyon
Anxious Hawaiʻi citizens debate annexation fate and monarchy
Citizens face anxiety over Hawaii's annexation prospects and a possible return to the old order. Amid uncertainty, Buffalo Beer offers solace as patrons anticipate continued service at the Royal, Pacific and Comopolitan Bars.
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Republic of Hawaii
Tern G
Atay
Buried at Nedam Funeral for Mrs J H Wodehouse
The funeral from St Andrews Cathedral for the late Mrs J H Wodehouse was held yesterday afternoon with ceremonial floral displays and a full procession. Clergy led service with hymns while organist Wray Taylor played as the remains were removed. Interment followed at Nunanu cemetery, with pallbearers and many dignitaries in attendance.
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J. H. Wodehouse
St. Andréw's Cathedral
Cathelen
Nunanu
Fuaral
Samuel Parker
W. Porter Iogil
John 8. Walker
P. Innken
Extraordinary inquest tale of swallowed ball and long-hidden coin
An inquest at Peckham heard a remarkable story from twenty six years earlier. A man, while speaking with a ball sovereign in his mouth, suddenly said he had swallowed it. The coin remained embedded in the left bronchial tube for more than a quarter century before the holder died of a diseased heart. The case echoes a peer who swallowed a half crown during a conjuring trick. The holder survives, unlike the deceased.
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Peckham
Government band concert at Emma Square tonight
The Government band will play selections at Emma Square concert this evening starting at 7 40. The program includes Liberty and other marches. A bicycle exhibition at Independence Park pavilion Saturday evening attracted few spectators. admission is reduced to 25 cents. Hull and Son exhibit leads the four displays. A Hawaiian band orchestra provided dancing music Saturday. tonight the Hawaiian National Quintette club will perform.
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Independence Park Pavilion
O. Hull & Son
Hawaiian National Quintette Club
Shooting match crowns Battalion marksman of 48 points
The battalion’s final drill on Bacanday saw 60 men vying for top honors in a national guard match. Jolson of Company F scored 48, a record in Hawaii. Major McLeod’s unit won 1201 to set by Major Doer’s group. Several soldiers from Companies G C P and others posted notable 44s. A return shoot is set for March 20.
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Sar Jolson
Hawaii
Wall
Elvin
Frank Damon
McLeod
LMG
Segond Battalion
Doer
Kiley
Hagerup
Dobson
Ludwig Wnd
Lilahiwa
Gose and
Mahoney
Jwohion Cemmra
Dohoson
Moors
Captain Coyne
Jones
Call to fund Queen Emma Hospital revival appeal
The Anglican Church Chronicle urges the community to back a hospital for incurables, especially consumptives. Editor A. Markintoss recalls King Kamehameha IV and Queen Emma visiting homes to collect subscriptions for Queen Emma Hospital, suggesting a modern similar effort may be needed before any other action.
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Anglican Church Chronicle
A. Markintoss
Kamehameha IV
Emma
Queen’s Hospital
Hagey Institute Social Noted by Club Members
The Hagey Institute social Saturday evening featured J H Kirkpatrick detailing his States trip for institute work, J T Stewart presenting an original poem, Colonel Moore recounting travels to the Volumo, William Hadley performing mandolin, George Scott singing, and Vice-president J A Mehrten addressing club matters of interest.
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Hagey Institute
J. H. Kirkpatrick
States
J. T. Stewart
Colonel Moore
Volumo
William Hadley
George Scott
J. A. Mehrten
Theft of a piano sign from Mias Rice residence gate
About a week ago the sign of Mias Rice a piano teacher was torn from the gate of her residence on Beretania Street. The sign, an expensive article with a gift inscription, was obtained from an artistic sign writer in Melbourne and even the fastenings were removed. The Marshal was notified but no arrest has yet been made.
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Mias Rice
Amiasea Rice
Beretania Street
Melbourne
Superior breakfast sausage in a specialty at the Control Market
The Control Market advertises Superior breakfast sausage as a specialty item with a price note showing King up 104. The entry is a brief local market listing highlighting the product and price movement.
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King Up
Prizes For Elocution In American Revolution Theme
The Hawaiian Society of the Sons of the American Revolution offers four prizes for orations on The Objects and Results of the American Revolution. First prize twenty five dollars, second twenty, third fifteen, fourth ten. Open to youths of any nationality in public or private schools. Submissions by May 1, 1807. Contest in June at a designated place. Delivery limit ten minutes. Masters and parents urged to inform students.
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Hawaiian Society of the Sona
Wex
Tou
Police court notes in Cove Mnt district case updates
In the police court this morning five offenders received the usual penalties. Captain McNeil of the 8 G Wilder was laid off until Wednesday for cruelty to animals. Shimizu and W J Gallagher’s case for violating Act 17 of 1895 was continued to March 10. Ab Loy owes $25 for ped dling chefa tickets. Ah Kai guilty of peddling fish outside the market paid $1. Moke pled guilty to stealing 60 conte. sentence suspended. Lionel V Redpath to face trial for stealing underclothes this afternoon.
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McNeil
G. Wilder
Shimizu
W. J. Gallagher
Ab Loy
Ah Kai
Board of Health
Moke
Lionel V. Redpath
Secretary Dive Plow praised by plantation manager
A plantation manager writes to Pacific Hardware Co. praising the Secretary Dive Plow. He says he delayed writing to ensure its proper operation, is currently plowing a field with it, and reports it is doing fine work with good results expected from thorough plowing.
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The
Pacific Hardware Co
Immigration trouble over Japanese landing cases at quarantine station
Port Surveyor and interpreter recommended landing 180 of 351 free immigrants while 6 of the Japanese be refused landing with 351 free immigrants in 18d contract laborers. The Shinobu-mara had 670 persons aboard, and 183 contract laborers were rejected for lacking Hawaiian authorization. A Kobe Immigation Company agents were arrested but released. Opium seized at Fort street wharf in a box addressed to Waimea on Kauai bound for the Kauai steamer.
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Stenteruper
Greneral
Qtrantine
Doyle
Thoes
Shinobu-mara
BOL
Nucenary
Setusl Pdsseasion
Ous Ttia
Castle
Anh
Marabal
Ueense
Shinshu Mara
Inko
Mancha
Geo. Statemayer
Fort Street Wharf
Waimea
Kauai
Kekaba
Manohla
Seizura
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Ayer
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
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John Commando
D. Mckenzie
NEW Market Restaurant
Mills’ Grocery Blore
Merchant Street
John Cammancho
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels
Hawaiian Hotel
Cox Kenton
Catifonnea
Momber
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Onaeus
Ciitaens
Nedam
Mrs. J. Wodehouse Day
Emma Square
Part
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Sam Dotnson
Palle Beton
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Guinan
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