Parson Smith’s Narrow Brush Cut Home from Summit
Parson Smith, 67, returned to town about 6 PM after getting lost while crossing from Tantalus to Manoa. He crawled, cut brush with a jackknife, slept under an umbrella, and wandered all Sunday and into Monday with no food or water. He heard drums from searchers but saw no police. he deemed the trek perilous yet survived. An American Nations Baseball League meeting adopted new umpire rules detailing fines for improper conduct and leaving preset positions.
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Tantalus
Manoa
Manon
Lunblo
Oll
American Nations Baseball League
Seattle beer at the Criterion praised as palatable
The verdict of patrons who tried the Seattle beer at the Criterion is that it is palatable and does not overload the stomach. The ad notes beverages in bottles or on tap at the Criterion and mentions a sparkling Roemeads flavored beer. It also references lodging and various sale items at local shops.
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Seattle
Nuavuy
Texas
Brown & Kubey
Roemeads
Dr. Jaeger
Trsey's
Liv
Paine
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Sparson
Buiserin Office
Prienwe
P.merci
Irocer
Ptt Atte
RM Mr. J. 1
Murphy
Crand
Hood
Hood & Co
Lowell, Maas
Hebron Drug Co., L'd
Republic of Hawaii
J. P. Rodrigues
Fort Street
Hackfeld
Cc. B. Dwight
Apetars
Timates
King Stroet
H. G. Wooten
Hassinger Street
Iian
Haw and Investment Company
Aveta
Medeiros & Decker
Merchant Tailors
Arlington Block
Sauerbrunnen
Paul Isenberg
H. Hackfeld & CO
Hawaiian Islands
J. M. Dowsett
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Aswts
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
U.S
Liverpool
England
Asnets
Palatine Insurance Company
U. S
Manchester
Aumithy
Innome
Mme
Woxores
Emt
Elie Morcantile Wid
Rishi Ani Dwelling Pro Ferty
Vw. DO. D
Mit
Sraner
Caratogh
Waikiki
Bishop's Switch
Wright Bros
Lucas’ Mill
Honolulu
Jscobsen & Pfeiffer
P. O. Box
Claus Spreckels
America
Manila
Mexico
Havana
Thes. H Davies &Co
White Brothers’ Cement
Wade
Charles Prosch
The
Washington Plonesr Association
Ninth Street
Wast
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