The Adamless Eden Queer Voyage Of The White Fancy Rows
The Percy B Edwards arrives with about 100 men planning a cooperative colonization to a South Pacific island. Reinhart, organizer, funded by $10,000 from backers, seeks Levuka or Bougain Island routes, aiming to land colonists under foreign protectorates if needed. Crew and passengers prepare for a lengthy, uncertain voyage with provisions for a year and plans for future shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy B. Edwards
Coast
South Pacific
Adamios
Eden
Reinhart
Enterprise
Verey Edwards
Peterson
United Brotherhood of the South Sea Islands
Levuka
Fiji
Bougain Island
Solomon Group
Kearny-Street
Percy Edwards
Stockton
South Beas
Paterson
Solomon Telande
South Seas
England
France
Germany
Warburton
Suva
Solomon
Rosenthal
New Guinea
New Guinea Association
Petersen
San Francisco
Mills Block
Live and Let Die Tea Sold At Palane Grocery
Patrons travel from Waikiki to Palane Grocery for Sal vation Asuy tea then realize they are scammed by the establishment. Free delivery offered between Diamond Head Moanalua and nearby depots remains a dubious service with unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waikiki
Palane Grocery Sud
Heaven
Diamond Heal
Moanalua Free
Hansy Caxsos
Orcase Ae Sroatty
Kin Strost
Cottage with stables for sale on Wilder avenue Mont
Six room cottage with stables and servant quarters on Wilder avenue. Large well laid out grounds with fruit and ornamental trees. One full set of furniture and cooking stove can remain. Apply to A. V. Guar, 210 King Street.
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Wilder Avenue
A. V. Guar
King Street
Carter heirs decide widow has no share in estate
The Supreme Court affirmed the Circuit Court ruling in the will dispute of H A P Carter deceased. The heirs are those under the statute of descent. the widow of Charles L Carter takes nothing after the son's death leaving his children as heirs. Legacy and dower distinguishable. Attorneys Kinney Ballou and Hartwell appeared for plaintiffs and defendants. The court also addressed executors permission to sell real estate under bond and Madame Trousseau releasing dower. The March term opened with habeas corpus pleas and motions argued. Local cricket crowd reports note lively bleacher banter and a beer joke drawing cheers. No arrests recorded by 2 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sorepho
George
Carter
H.A.P. Carter
Mary
Henry A. P. Carter
Grace
A. P. Hartwell
Frear
Perry
W. BR. Castle
Judd
Whiting
Jesne
Charles L. Carter
Chas. L. Carter
Circuit Court
Justice Proor
Kinney & Balloa
Hartwell
Twiners
Troussean
Madame Troussean
C. Brown
W.A. Henshall
Madame Trousseau
Bruce Cartwright
Judge Perry
Jastien Judd
Frearsod Whiting
Tatsa
Othera
Kinney & Ballog
A. G. M. Robertson
H. KE
Cooper
W. RK
Castle
Mayoon & Kdinga
Alr
Himself
Mc.Kinney
Mr. Cooper
Intervenor
Reveal
Immigration in Uniform Among Recent Japanese Arrivals
A Fort Street observer notes many newly arrived Japanese immigrants, some in uniforms, walking to the steamer to depart. An official cites evidence of prior military service among the group, suggesting many are veterans displaced by the waning war with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Street
Thos
Japa
Plax
Cnts
China
Bonnerin
New Members of the Bar in Hawaii Supreme Court
At the March term opening Chief Justice Judd announced Judge G W A Hapai has served as District Magistrate of Hilo for over twenty years and his name will be placed on the attorneys roll. A complimentary license allows Hapai to practice law. Henry Smith, clerk of the Judiciary, is likewise honored and placed on the roster though no license is issued. Smith served in the Interior Department under Carter and then long service in the Judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Thas
G.W.A. Hopai
Hilo
Judd
Hapai
Henry Smith
Judiciary
Hagey club social delights with songs and recitations
A large crowd attended the Hagey club social on Saturday night. Performances included W. J. Coelho and a Hawaiian quartet delivering songs, Mrs. Black, Miss Wilson and W. J. O Halloran in recitations, and John Sheldon offering a bilingual humorous address. Remarks by Messrs Kirkpatrick Gear Bristol and others followed. Pacific Hardware Co. announced an added invoice of Universal Stores and Ranges from Australia and Amy Turner with new stock arriving, some items selling quickly and more supply on order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Coelho
Mrs. Black
Miss Wilson
W. J. O'Halloran
John Sheldon
Messia
Kirkpatrick
Gear
Bristol
Australia
Amy Turner
Pacific Hardware Co
Universal
Vessel Kaiului's Tumultuous Career Traced From Columbia
The Kabalai, renamed Kaiului, docks in Oakland creek for overhaul. Once the swift steamer Columbia, she later served as Sirius, Scandinavia, Santa Clara, and more before Captain Nelson took ownership and sought a Hawaii trade role. Velocity and fate alternated as firms renamed and reused her in global routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Gables
Oakland Creek
Nelson
Grover
Roche Harbor Lime Company
Columbia
Sirius
Scandinavia
Weeks Brothers
San Francine
B. Oliver
Focal Commission
Central America
Johnson—Locke
South Africa
Tyson
Hawaiian Commercial Company
Red Men seek reestablishment with charter signers
A sizable group of Red Men and supporters met at K of P hall to form a charter. Another meeting is set for next Saturday at 7 30 p m with hopes of at least 40 signatures. The charter fee is 10 and the tribe may be named in honor of the late King Kalakaua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Kalskaua
Anchor Saloon Serves Solid, Ice Cold Drinks and Lunch
A man explains why he visits the Anchor Saloon noting courteous service and a place to refresh during every hour. The Anchor claims the best lunch in town and features Smittle beer on tap with a fine selection of wines and liquors available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis Friend
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Woo
Ayer
AVER
J. G. Aver & CO
Lowell
Mars
A. Rana
Aver's
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
John Commando
D. McKongle
NEW Marked
Milla’ Grocery Bie
Meretays
Rales
Francis Dunn
Spreckels
Hawaiian Hotel
THE
Whie Fency Rowards
Levikn
Sens
Mont
Cane
Bateman
Cleveland
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