Bicycle Exhibit Fails to Draw Crowds in Honolulu
A bicycle show at Hiilee Meenen Park drew only about twenty five attendees during an hour and a half, blamed on insufficient advertising. Exhibits featured E. O. Hall & Sons with Columbia, Ramblers and Stearns wheels, including the 1897 models and a Rambler racing tandem. Despite attractive displays and decorative lighting, organizers learned that printer's ink is essential to draw a crowd.
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Carnera
Onffair Live
Honolulu
E. 0. Hall & Sons
Columbia
Kam—er
Stearna
Edwin Paris
Henry Giles
Stearns
W. W. Hall
G. & J. Tire
Cleveland
The Japanese Bazaar Attracts Prospective Attendees
The Mazaar project near Queen Kimi tin is advancing with preparations. Booths will feature Japanese articles a tou bon ne and novelties not sold locally before. Admission is free for May events with refunds offered for unused play tickets to G F Prukawa or A Ovawa at Boweou Smith AO.
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Cie Fupa
Kimi Tin
Setur
Monte Cristo Society Celebrates Varin Treaty Anniversary
Dames H and Bartholomew of Monte Cristo Washington attended a St Paul celebration marking the Varin treaty anniversary of 1703. Bartholomew, member of the Society of Colonial Wars, oversaw a display recalling a copper wire and oaken yarn craft from the old fishmarket. Mrs Bartholomew left to fetch a detail cable and did not return. the plant was sold by the Marshal. Bartholomew later contacted a Washington State editor and is reportedly pursuing industry success.
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H. &. Bartholomew
Monte Cristo
Washington
New Jersey
St. Paul
Varin
Bartholomew iv
Society of Colonial Wars
Intur
Calte
Fishmarket
Bartholomew
District Court D Baker Pleads Not Guilty in Batter Trial
In district court this morning D Baker pleaded not guilty to battering his wife and his trial was postponed. Seven Chinese gamblers were fined $10 each plus costs and several others were discharged. D Mahoula and Keshi were fined $2 each with costs on guilty pleas of obstructing the sidewalk owners.
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D. Baker
D. Mahoula
Keshi
Lee Miss Santos
Sidewalk Wai
Minnie Weir
Mra
Larsen
Wine vs Whisky: SC Legislature Considers Wine Sales at Dispensaries
An exchange notes a bill in the South Carolina Legislature to allow sale of native wines at state dispensaries. It argues the measure could teach the public to choose wine over whisky and asserts the dispensary system would represent a strong step toward temperance progress in America.
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South Carolina
America
Notes From The Orient On Trade Costs And Diplomatic Appointments
A collage of reports from Shanghai Nagasaki Yokohama and Constantinople covers new consular appointments British and Japanese actions a rifle explosion that killed two onlookers and a proclamation protecting publishing rights. It notes Li Hongzhang’s medals are refused to Yokohama police and reports on Pacific cable plans and indemnity negotiations with Russia and China.
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St. Petersburg
Back Sea
Aami
Manchuria
Yokohave
Li Hung Chang
Yokohams
Europe
Yokohane
Nagaseki
Lithukt
Pexhin
Japan
Hong Kong
M. Lywndet
Kebao
Itia
Tonkin
China
M. Lyaudet
Nippon
Yokohama
Nipns
Treaties May Cause Friction Between Oriental and Occidental Customs
Kobo Chronicle notes the potential friction as treaties come into force, highlighting cultural contrasts and possible conflicts in enforcement and interpretation between Oriental and Occidental customs.
Bristol's performing horses thrill Honolulu crowds next week
Despite concerns, Prof. Bristol's troupe brings a rare equine show to Honolulu with Sultan the math solving horse and Magia the elegant mare. Denver the mule and other acts promise daily performances and a welcoming parade, drawing large crowds with a lively program and affordable tickets.
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Honolulu
Bristol
St In
Sultan
Denver
Cooper Honored by Pacific Lodge at Evening Meeting
Past Master Henry E. Cooper received a past master's jewel and token of esteem at Pacific Lodge ALF AM. C B Ripley presented the gift in brief words as Minister Cooper recovered from surprise and expressed thanks. The jewel is described as very elegant.
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Pacific Lodge
ALF. & AM
Henry E. Cooper
C. B. Ripley
Cooper
Sarrike
Government band concert at Hawaiian hotel tonight
The Government band will perform at the Hawaiian hotel this evening at 7:30. The program includes a cottage with stables and servant quarters on Wilder Avenue. A full set of furniture and cooking stove may remain. Apply to A V Gear, 210 King Street. King Bros. have just filled an order for 200 colored Hawaiian photos for a party in America.
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Wilder Avenue
A. V. Gear
King Atreat
King Bros
America
Probate and Corrections in Higher Courts
Fragmentary report details a probate matter and misstatements corrected by a court. Mentions Legatee Agnes Ragot Charenton Frank, Lom Hotton Bendigo, England nieces and nephews Wimble don, England share split and a Maria Forbes versus Christian Gers case. Notes declarant’s claim of delays in presenting a proper bill of exceptions and appeals.
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Walker
Coil Brown
Will
Agnes Ragot
Charenton
Lom Hotton
Bendigo
Australia
Wimbledon
England
Namad
Maria d. Forbes
Christian Gers
Anoa Gerty
Circuit Court
Anna Gerty
Supreme Court
Tome
Law of the Hawaiian Islands on Alien Importation
The document outlines penalties under the Republic of Hawaii Lot Act 17 for prepaying or arranging alien importation for labor or service. It prohibits bringing aliens into Hawaii without Board of Immigration approval and treats arrivals under quarantine as arrivals on shore. Violations incur a $300 fine per immigrant and a $100 fine against the vessel captain.
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Shiniga
Wed
Gallagher
Isson
Repub of
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Board of Immition
Republic of Hawaii
Hawaiian
Tacks and Counts Tied to Size of Coins in Odd Ledger
A fragmentary note describes tacks measured by a coin scale, noting a quarter equals a fancy unit and that a pound of the smallest sized coutsins 14 000 tacks. The text lacks clear context but records an odd counting method and unusual relation between tacks and coins.
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P.O
L. Finkey
Ayer
P. Wilds
New York
Judge Wilds
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawiti
Sou
Hogan's
John Commaredo
D. McKensie
NEW Market
Miller Grocery Blom
Merchant Street
John Cammancho
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels
Hawaiian Hotel
Hiilee
Leh
George Otterson
Brack Atherton
Frank
Harry Wooten
Ratdey
Oronan Poreigners
Nagasaki
Mr. Longgford
Richard Temple Rennie
Her Majesty
S Supreme Court
Chine
Jayan
Constantinople
Lin Thotni
Jornigan
Ely Walger Bentetsa
Ater Cooper
Mawailaw Matel Comcort
Kuraian
William Tell
Roweint Suleedon
Flebin Hood
Franke
Kelio Male Lani
Cornet
Seaener Emuth
Charon Kreuter
Bangor
Mrs. Awie
Witen Gallagher
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