Murphy Club Agitators Ousted Over Japanese Meeting Plan
Dispute at Francis Murphy Club No 1 over inviting a Japanese temperance group to meet in the hall led to a vote, expulsions of agitators, and resignations by Beck and Donnelly after Rev W D Westervelt urged inclusion. The meeting ended with most members allowing Japanese meetings monthly, while some held firm against Orientals in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agiatore
Francis Murphy Club
Ly Betu
Jae Penket
W. J. Worvelt
W. D. ‘Winterwelt
Tie Doge
Murphy Club
Croat
Weatervelt
Hill
Beck
Donnelly
Dance in progress led by Rev Ascumupa and assistant pastor
A meeting led by Rev Ascumupa and his assistant pastor last evening was well attended and promised significant good to come from the effort. Attendees heard aims of the gathering and expected positive results in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascumupa
Naturalized humor at St Patrick event shocks hotel crowd
An unusual incident at a hotel banquet followed a St Patrick Day morning gathering. The naturalized Irishman, praised for coaching, allegedly staged a thoroughbred bull act at the banquet, as a pleasantry, while a guest from near Athens offered a meek drinking quip that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick's Day
Borne Hotel
Mileal
Ti Acropolis
Athens
Intertal and Steam Navigation Company Meeting Report
The mundial meeting of the stockholders was called to order on Queen Street at 10 o'clock this morning, with officers' reports read and accepted and filed. The annual meeting adjourned until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intertal and Steam Navigation Company
Queen Street
Evporta
Apell
Man Mistaken for Woods Sparks Waterfront Chase
A man resembling Woods, the escaped fugitive, sparked a waterfront pursuit when Captain Flint and others mistook him for Woods aboard a Kinau steamer. The lookalike, later identified as not Woods, prompted police to investigate while Woods’ whereabouts remained at large, with theories he hid in Karihi Valley and robs local places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Iinau
Deaga
Kinau
Hilo
Harry Flint
Flint
Ion
Pilot
Lewis& Turk
Queer Street
Turk
Lewis
Agai
Hla Ateps
Tom Munch
Mallore
Navano Trent
India
Kar Whi
Wehoo
Karihi
Valley Flood Destroys Property Near Nuuanu Stream
A major cloudburst turned Nuuanu stream into a raging torrent carrying mud, timber, and debris toward the harbor. Houses along the banks flooded within minutes, bridges threatened, a Japanese fishing boat smashed, horses frightened, and police aided evacuations as residents reported widespread damage and water rising to several feet in low districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
St. Louis College
Rapft Tranait Company
Hackfeld Wharf
King Street
Pauog Road
Nunanu Street
Nuvaon Street
Lanka
Pauos Road
St. Laure College
Nuwanu
Kaman
Kaumakapili
Nuuanu
Makal
Tts
Nuuanu Atroum
Nuwan Street
Strom
Tramcar hold up at St Patrick banquet prompts action
A crowded tramcar after a St Patrick’s banquet was halted for about thirty minutes when the driver refused to move without payment. He demanded $2.60, with passengers noting prior after hour fares. Captain Borger collected funds from the crowd while the driver waited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Banquet
Hawaiian ‘Tramways Company
Borger
The March Paradise and War Emblems in Print
March issue of the Paradine of the Pacific honors St Patrick with embroidered cover imagery and wartime illustrations. Includes a three page feature poem with a large Nyuan valley image titled Kauile by N E Kelsey, plus memorial notices, Kodak ads, and a brief local anecdote from Columbus Siete Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
St. Patrick
Uy Port
Nuuann
Parker Denies Rumor Of Move To Washington
In a report from the Moana Hotel, Colonel Parker denies declaring plans to go to Washington. He states no such intention and confirms remaining in Hawaii this week, with a letter forthwith to be sent to the Capitol. The meeting of Kohn Sugar Company stockholders reviewed crop and irrigation plans, fertilizer needs, and labor issues, with a vote to adjourn two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannel Parker
Moana
Washington
Parker
Bulletin
Kinan
Hawaii
Pan
Dole
Honotiti
Kohn Sugar Company
Castle & Cooke
Olding
Ratoone
Thin Aron Ie
Crete
Algar
Algeraba
Sytem
Los
Kohala
Estate notices and lawyer profile from a Hawaii paper
Legal notices report multiple estates including Kawainui and Metealf matters with inventories valued $4900 and $10,660.46, guardian and widow maintenance petition, and administrator accounts. Also notes Charles F Reynolds admitted to Hawaii Supreme Court bar at age 47 after decades as court reporter and practice in San Francisco and Santa Barbara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alfred Magoon
Harriet K. Kawainui
Robinson
Frank Godfrey
Cecil Brown
Joby LU
Waianae
Milin| Umi
Holes A. Holt
J. R. Holt
Tha
Tecolote
Charles F. Reynolds
Supreme Court of the Territory
Nevada
California
Hawaii
States District Court For
Third Territor
Reynolds
Mr. Redmonds
San Francisco
Superior Court of
Santa Harbara
State of
New York
Editor Denounced Over Grand Jury Remarks on Gearville Tenements
An editor of the Advertiser faced denouncement from Emmet May of the Honolulu Investment Company after accusations about the paper’s stance toward him and Grand Jury matters. May also challenged statements concerning the tenements nicknamed Gearville, while the editor could not provide rebuttal facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet May
Honolulu
Advertiser
Grand Jury
Gearville
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Murphy UB
W. D. Westervelt
Thera
Rice & Perkins
Oregon Block
Cor
Union
N. Cos Meeting
Polce
Nagany
Andrew Brown
Nawanii
Nunann
Makiki
Nuuavu
Kukul
Kanahuanui
Nunanv Street
Stwr
Dresger
Sunany
Trangar
Louis
Ran Rafael
Cal
Me. J
N. Loni
Kodaks
Honelila Photo Supply Co
Little Bobble
Columbus
Kowala Sugar
Gilillan
Territorial
Manies
Yale
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