Local and General News Briefs and Notices
Fragmented local notices cover a shaving parlor reopening on King Street, a women’s guild meeting at the Chapel rectory, and upcoming jubilees. Reports include court actions, police incidents, church services, and community events with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeweter
Hain
Dunne
Fichy
Queens
Eiletes Ani
Kreltmgaty Teinnele Guvernor
Ham Pratiern
Charles Molen
Atrect
Utah
Trateport Warren
Haran
Manila
Memorial rites and funeral plans for Ned Macfarlane
The notice details Ned Macfarlane's funeral arrangements at the church and burial at a Honolulu homestead, with pallbearers listed and a plan to transport remains from San Francisco. It notes expressions of sympathy from friends on the Mainland and details about the wake and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franco
Honolulu
St. Louis College Beats High School in Morning Baseball
St Louis College defeated High School in a morning game at Makihi ground. Key players included AL Kent and Dot in a lineup featuring strong pitching and rapid offensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Los College
HGH School
Lanis College
Hawetmil
Trans St. Louis
rocular mooting at Honolulu Harbor No 4 A A
A dated notice invites members to a rocular meeting of Honolulu Harbor No 4 A A at Harmony Mall on Sunday March 16 1902 at seven oclock p m. The invite lists many lodge figures and endorses attendance by all traveling Brethren. Also noted are passenger arrivals Gunther and Mike Taeigalupo of Chicago returning on the Kin in enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New Ueliedle
Mason Siemer
Jonnatane
Honolulu
My & Pot Harmony
Qeorge H. Piltz
Gunther
Mike Taeigalupo
Chicago
Volosno
Kinin
Eurty
Salvation Arty
Ponte Mleston
Gonpel
Bens
Honolua
Kincaid
Gospel Tent
Salvation Army
Peniel Mission
Kakagka
Kewato
Shingion
Frienolulu
Morehagt and
Alnken
Joye
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE FIRST QUARTER MARCH NOTES
Shipping Intelligence reports first quarter notes from the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey tables. It records tides at Hilo, Hawaiian Standard Time offset from Greenwich, and sailing notices for vessels from Honolulu ports to San Francisco. It lists arrivals and departures, including Lamana, Hanalel, Kyat, and other ships with routes to Makawell Awintea Kekaha and Brisbane, among ports and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaa
Tien
United States
Hilo
San Francisco
U. S
Hydrographic
Omics
Merchants’ Edge
Ovensommaeree
Kareka Sailor Alerted by Early Threat Near Anahola
A Kareka crewman aboard the Globe Navigation line reported an early morning warning from Anahola. The ship faced weather threats near Anatoly while en route to San Braneleco, delaying its planned Thursday arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Navigation )Company
Wendon
Anahola
Stir
Anatoly
Marher
Busy week for band and concerts across town
The band schedules a string of performances this week including a Monday concert at Moana Hole, a Tuesday venue at Diver BL Pancie Day, a Wednesday showcase at Parity Hotel, a Thursday Moonlight concert at the Hawaiian Hotel, and a Friday date at Alameda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marfartane
Moana Hole
Toonday
Hite
Queene Hospitals
Parity Hotelle
Alameda
Soldiers Edge Smugglers In Lopsided Hawaiian Isles Match
The Soldiers lost 15 to 0 to the Smugglers in a Hawaiian Islands game noted for strong pitching by Gorman and solid fielding. Key actions included Tucker and Nowell scoring on errors, Gorman stealing bases, and the Smugglers' steady batting securing a dominant victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kollers
Amuiggions
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Smuxgters
Ecatoms
Giny
Moube
Nowell
Moore
Turker
Davin
Hyer
Jnatdiens
Tayin
Davie
Patrick Day’s Great Celebration Prompts Community Banquet
A chaotic OCR fragment reports a St Patrick’s Day banquet with plans for a large orchestra, a house band, and a government band in Honolulu at the Moana Hotel. It mentions committee chairs, dignitaries, and songs titled The Day We Celebrate and Our Native Land amid unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguiries
Maui
Hawaii
Kanai
Tomas
Moana Hotel
J. Ste Carthy
Alameda
Labo AP
Ireland
Pointed Observation on Wharf, Streets and City Growth
A reader-labeled note questions why the new wharf was built along Nuuavu Dream and why older structures near Queen Street remain so close. The writer argues for widening Strout Street to accommodate heavy trucks and contemplates taking land on both sides rather than half, criticizing the 20 foot street width and asking about legal street-plot expansions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haitor Sunitay Multetins
Nuuavu
Atresia
Howrey
Lanora & Cooke
Wa Clowe
Wett Queen
Cours
Honolulu Letters on Local Issues and Labor
A Honolulu column discusses urban development adding new structures, concerns over street widths, and questions about who profits from slums and missions. It questions plantation labor practices, Japanese and Chinese labor roles, and the impact on local workers, plus a shipping notice and a brief street railway opinion.
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Columbia
E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd
Ehlers’ Block
Mate Forest
Ant
Pultfurebis
Leland Fruits
Teleione Mainae
Punakun
Vlechil
John Bd J
Jd, Carter Jr
Hud
A. Breeze Ovat
Stevie Wie
le Brown
Exbert
Alan
Peron
Theodore Hichardy
B. Howaldig
Huttalo
K. A
Newromb
Dickey & Newwomb
Louis Reynoldi
Ofey Wolds
Tpi
Molokal
Valllee
Alexander
Nortoth
Frelatt
GeiaKa
Biliha Ateort Halil Trannit
Captain Parker
Grigae
Wachito
Miller Street
Aoyey
Iadgern
Tarletin Publichying CO
Meinine Rocki
Fernately
Asnabets
Nudletin Ives & Vormplole
Asinmury
Julian Monsarrat
Kapwpain Ranch
Kaw
McCarthy
BE Amivon
Ier
Aetiek
M .A
Bachs Dry Goode Co
Lurie
Ber
Supreme Court
Enta & Gallon
Hodschlaeger Co
Pratiba
Jinan Kietow
Cine
A. Thay
Sonntiae Heatton
Department of Justce
W. G. Erwin
Lanal
Gay & Robinson
Kellet Dr
Moek~ Fold
Guariian
Khloe Niners
Tutipkrye
A. McCarthy
C.F. Chillingworth
W.arving
L. Hee
Thomay
Dillon
Ivy Livingston
JA. Hagues
J. C. Quinn
Charles McGonagle
LH Ward
Dirk Diamond Hemi
Manile U4
California Manile ,Commercial Company, Ltd
Comppany’ Thes
Mckinley Memorial Fund
Minc
Win Hie van Stimpeinlid Gsern
Mko
Washington
Warren
Wort
Ned
Nacfarlane
Carter
Mom
Cleghorn
Prtiven
Jovi Rawawnaken
Readenee Pesteriay
Pomentil
San France
Wait Mawt
Wien
Dh Sprevhele
Eawant Creamer Macturiane
Mont
Neumwe
Eetensa
Holt
Sears
Hitebeook Sloe
PVN
Heeping
Helw
Pachero
Union Harber Hhop
AL Kent
Australia
New Zealand
Taamante
Philippkens
Thamppoon
Loule College
Catehor
Jabn Amoy
Hiteber
Kase
Coreey Doin Moyote Hee and
Law Third Hare
Bhurt Bop
Hong Chock
Inte Leone
Contor Penh
Jook Hater Hight Piel
Hawke ‘ Healey Thy Srape
Lnjuge
Clark
Shipping Intelligence
Meriverd
Midwera
Hering
Iain Vanrulney
Vietorii
Kniav
Freeman
SL Hak
Kucke
Keayhon
Mowher
Tae Uynulu
Alr
James Makee
Tilt
Frou Kllanwa
Helene
Porte
Barnton
Mantle
Air
Hanalel
Honuapo Sud Hives
Ina
Ai, Kyat
Makawell Awintea
Kekaha
Coa
Miowers
Hemaminu
Buve
Hrisbane
Reka
New England
Rowland
Means
Sea Yard
Lows Maan
Tucker
Corman
Firat
Seanton
Garman
Pitehoe
Beaaloe
Gortiwn
Histon
Seamon Tok
Bowers
Bawara
Elkton
Menainn
Clarke
Fay
Joel So
Gay
Clarie
Vers
Wren
Hatte Clark
Cain
Gormat
Hayling
Manton
Gabel
Gorman
Canton
Kinton
Cat
Kwatter Gorman
Wately
Nowel
Smarher
Sielkon
Veveeee Bhutto
Barkentinn
Caul Hown
Calhoun
Thomas
Knight
Cane
Polly Nion
Ohlo Sin Journal
Metropolitan Street Railway
Horw Ikko
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