Colubianys Revue At Bijou Promises New Numbers
The Columbiany presents a seasonal show at the Bijou theater featuring the Stitler family, Lew Pistel, Toty Leath, and Baby Marilynn. A miniature minstrel style act with fifteen to sixteen numbers, Reginia Reed, Winnie Baldwin, and new lighting illuminate the matinee and evening performances.
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Bijou
Stitler
Lew Pistel
Toty Leath
Baby Marilynn
Stace
Aetresvox
Reginia Reed
Empire Theatre
Lonset
Winnie Baldwin
Hawaii Phone Men Confer Discuss Franchise Rumors
Four island telephone managers from Hilo Hamakua Kohala and Kona Kau meet in Hilo to deny reports of seeking a new island franchise. They say the conference is routine to improve service and plan long distance improvements while noting costs and non subscriber issues. Theodore Roosevelt plans a visit to Jackson California with a possible banquet in his honor. A Indiana man reports a ware alloy of cobalt and chromium for knives.
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Richards
Hilo
Pritchard
Hamakua
Tulloch
Kohala
Aungst
Do Hilo
Honolulu
Pricehield
Bef. Richards
Jackson
Cal
Wideawake
Savoy troupe shines with new operatic pairings
The Savoy presents a refined program led by Jourdane and her accomplished singers with classical selections, marking a strong performance after the Dorie Trio. Dolliver and Rogers remain popular, while Jour dane and Gerynise add entirely new attractions this week.
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Dorie
Jourdane
Dolliver
Rogers
Gerynise
Notable Visitors and Local Officials Call at Honolulu
Chester Doyle returns as a traveler aboard the Kinan while Mr and Mrs A S Wilcox arrive from Kauai. W F expect to depart March 2. Parker booked to sail Myung Kea for Hilo tomorrow. McTlane reports on a cache of items from the Green State. Falk of the Commercial Club at Bolsi MaHo stays at Moana Hotel. B MacDonald resigns as Hilo Bank manager. Mrs G B M Wilson to depart for Los Angeles aboard the Sierra. Rev Bloor plans an extended vacation and will attend the June coronation ceremonies in Japan. Ray Stannard Baker will be guest of honor and speaker tonight at Central Union Church Men’s League. Norman Lyman inspects Diamond Head roads and praises workmanship. Heilbron supports Kawawehl’s push for $30,000 for Waiāhole School maintenance. Lahaina’s Kawawehl seeks $100,000 for wharf construction. House and Senate urged to vote. Senator G C Hawitt of Hawaii listens to industrial school band. Rev S L Desha preaches at Waialua Church. audience attentive.
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Kinan
A. S. Wilcox
GN. Wilcox
Kauai
W. F
Sam Parker
Myung Kea
Hilo
Thos, McTlane
Falk
Commercial Club of
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Maho
Moaia
B. MacDonald
Hono Kea
Te Bank of
Ray Stannard Baker
Men's League of Central Union Church
Norman Lyman
Hawaii
Honolulu
Diamond Head
Heilbron
HH. K. Kawawehl
Wainlee School
RK. Wataholy
Lahaina
Maui
House
Senate
G. C. Hawitt
Iawall
L. Desha
House of Representatives
Waiulee
Waialua
Fragmented note on princess and parents amid unclear names
Fragmentary text mentions a mother of a princess and a legal or wedding context with unclear names and places. The legibility issues obscure key facts, leaving only scattered references to persons and a possible court or marriage event.
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