Funny Folk of Lahaina Social Event and Guard Practice
Lahaina residents praised a social evening at Hon. W. Y. Horner's residence featuring Mrs. Horner and Miss M. Horner with the ocarina, a shadow pantomime by Lahaina Luna faculty, and playful acts. The Lahaina Citizens' Guard fired a first volley with four hits and a miscue during target practice, amid humorous confusion over a missed marker and nearby cannon firecracker noises. Lahaina March 12, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Horner
Mise M. Horner
Dickenson
Handy Andy
Smiley Faye
Mani No Ka Oi
Maui
Lahaina
Shire
Exiled Samoan King Remains in Foreign Stay
In a Commons statement the Foreign Office said Matanfa, the deposed Samoan king, remains abroad with no permission to return to Sawoa and no immediate prospect of release. Heda is also likely to stay in exile.
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Matanfa
Habit
Gertana
House of Commons Ately
Foreign Office
Sawoa
Germany Forms Sugar Trust in Berlin to Raise Prices
A German sugar syndicate formed in Berlin aims to control all sales and push up prices. It will begin by boarding a percentage of sugar produced and fix an international market price below which German sugar shall not be sold.
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Berlin
King Bros. Receive New Tissue Paper and Art Supplies
King Bros. have just received a fresh stock including tissue paper window poles wish rods artiste materials and picture frames for their workshop and display use.
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King Bros
Harvest of Salvation Sermon Calls for Immediate Reaping
A religious exhortation urges believers to act now in spreading faith. It contrasts vital Christianity with mere Churchianity, emphasizing personal union with Christ, suffering with him, and the joy of spiritual harvest. The message cites scripture about bearing fruit and enduring the cross for eternal rewards.
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Christ
Paul
God
Names in transit list from oversea passenger manifest
A lengthy roster of travelers and residents listed by origin and destination. The fragment includes numerous individuals and households from Hawaii, the mainland United States, and international locations such as Madrid, Paris, Yokohama, and Sydney, suggesting a shipside passenger or immigration record.
Christian Worker Meeting at Methictiat Episcopal Church
A Christian worker gathering was held on a thin afternoon at Methictiat Episcopal Church. Attendees participated in prayer and community service planning.
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Christian Worker's
Methictiat Episcopal
Higher Courts Decide for Plaintiffs in Insurance Case and Immigration Appeals
The Supreme Court affirms jurors verdicts in a fire insurance policy dispute against Royal Insurance Co and reviews Japanese habeas corpus matters involving Kobe Immigration Co. The decision holds the trial judge properly refused to instruct on disputed facts and that correct legal instructions suffice. Jurists weigh jurisdiction challenges in multiple equity and criminal cases from the Fourth Judicial Circuit.
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H. W. Schmidt & Bona
Agiient
Royal Insurance Co
Ontho
Chinwe Storekeeper
Kanai
Whiting
Lang
Hartwell, Thurston & Stanley
Kinney & Ballon
A. G. M. Roberion
Henry KE. Cowper
Hoe
Euch
Kobe Immigration Co
Japan
Board of Immigration
Kobemmigration Co
Ka—do Ukichi
Tuku
Astoria
J. K. Prendergast
J. K. Mahoe
District Court of
Waialua
Perry
Aintiff
Kahooksoo
J.ulia
Supreme Courts
Wilson
Sheriff i
Takamori Va. Kanai
Io Et al Ve
J. G. Serrano
Nige Perry
Peter High
Francis Duon
EB. W. F. Wol Fer
Chinese Migrations Stream Raises Alarms in Canada and U S
The Montreal Witness notes a rising flow of Chinese emigrants to the United States, Canada, the West Indies, and the South via CPR routes. It reports schemes to evade U S law at the border, with conspiracies tied to Chinese and western networks and allegations of admission through devices and false swearing.
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United States
Canada
West Indies
Awe
Montreal
CPR
Pacific
Plannnnt So Ciable Party at Harrison Residence
A grand house warming at the Harrison residence on Alapai Street near Punchbowl last evening featured music and singing by guests and Misses Nallie and Alice Rive. An elaborate dining spread followed at 10 o'clock, with many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Bib Sharpe and other local residents.
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Harrison
Alapai Street
Punchbowl
Nallie
Alice Rive
Bi Bh Sharpe
J Ott
Mra
O. B.olde
Sod
Chae
Iarpe
Jon
Rt Crisler
Gun Mer
Bred
Fort street caterer offers hundreds of ladies hose sale
On Monday Jordan a Fort street caterer to Honolulu ladies will place on his bargain table many hundred dozens of ladies hose and undervests. A 75 percent reduction applies. Ladies hose once $2.00 per pair now 50 cents, cotton hose at low price. One hundred dozen Indies undervests offered at 60 or 1240 each. Goods are new shop worn direct from the factory. Sale lasts one week only.
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Jordan
Fort Street
Honolulu
Sugar Beets Cultivation Plans in Ohio County
Fragmentary notes indicate sugar beets are to be planted in Homie county Ohio next summer as an experiment. A plan suggests beets ready to establish a beet sugar industry there with a 12 percent share of capital ready to eatablish the venture.
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Homie County
Winning Gnewor and Family Win Telegram Competition
William Taylor a Canadian by birth now living in New York won the New York Telegrams guessing contest tied to the presidential election. The article notes McKinleys 607,397 plurality and an eight vote margin, granting the winner a world trip as a Telegram guest. The eight year old son played a key role by cutting out coupons that supported his father.
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William Taylor
New York
New York Telegram
McKinley
Hoe
Gon
Ball teams to open series at Makiki this afternoon
The Panabon and Kamehameha ball teams begin a series of matches at Makiki grounds this afternoon with admission free.
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Panabon
Kamehameha
Makiki _graduia
Admisslon
Chinese Domino Banking Game Attracts Queer Scene In Honolulu
A detailed account describes a gambling banking game using dominoes played on a steamer in Honolulu’s Chinese quarter. A dealer hides the domino layout in a box, accepts bets on square bets, and pays out in Mexican dollars and Chinese cash. The piece notes widespread Chinese gambling and mentions Dr. B. High, a Philadelphia Dental College graduate, as a local resident.
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China
Bank
Honolulu
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Francis Dunn
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Hebron
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Auto Bonites
Madrid
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Paris
H. H. Eckstein
Mina H. H. Eckstein
Mina J. &. Eokstein
Cincinnati
N. V. Henwi
Yokohama
Wooweno
Tokio
HL. Talbot
Boston
Meldrum Gray
Hankin
Shanghai
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GO. L. Goodhue
Misa Goodhue
Springfield
Mass
L. P. Goldstone
J.T. Robinson
Grane Valley
J. Henry Sears
Hattie
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Kebowtn
Gregory Hoard
Adelaily
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Louisville
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Alameda
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