Local notices and social updates in a Hawaii paper
Community blurbs report sales at the Home Bakery and local shops, a band performance at Emmasquare, and hotel entertainment at the Hawaiian hotel with Miss Kanobo singing. Officials discuss water procurement for Molokai Ranch, circus arrival, and recent travel by Hawaii party members. Also notes on sugar prices, hardware ads, and transit services.
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Loebenstein
Paris
McCandless
Hawaii
A. L. King
Woman’s Exchange
House
Frank Saunders
Willison
Mauna Loa
Col. G. F. Little
Wm. Vannatta
John A. Scott
W.8. Wise
G. F. Renton
C. H. Faior
Dr. Bond
Saving on baking powder ruins the cake
An old fashioned ad line proposes that skipping cents on baking powder spoils the cake, suggesting Schilling's Best powder as a fix and noting Schilling's Best tea as a back up to smooth over a failed cake.
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Schilling
Senate notices and bills move through early session
The Senate reported intent to introduce an act amending judiciary sections and civil code submission rules. House bills 26 25 and 15 passed first reading, conceptions and ramio passed third reading, and Bill 23 with special appropriations for internal tinrmements was taken up on second reading with items referred to the Public Lands Committee. Senate adjourned at 10 40.
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Senate
Brown
Judiciary Department
Supreme Courts
House
Ramio
Estate of J. K. Sumner Ends Circuit Decision
James A. King is ordered to surrender the receivership of the Sumner estate. Chief Justice Judd writes the unanimous opinion upholding a writ of prohibition against Circuit Judge Perry, and the court places the writ on file. The matter, before the courts for three years, hinges on Sumner's competency to manage his estate. Kinney and Ballou faced the receivership, while Humphreys, Gear, and Itwell argued the writ now granted.
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Judd
Suprem Court
J. K. Sumner
Perry
James A. King
Kinney & Ballou
Humphreys, Gear
Itwell
Public Meeting Tonight With Noted Ye M C A Lecturers
A mass meeting is held tonight by the Young Men's Christian Association for China at the M C A venue. Speakers include Robert E. Lewis and Robert R. Gailey foreign secretaries. Lewis praised as a top speaker and he recently delivered a key address at a Cleveland convention. The hour is 8 o'clock.
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M.C. A
Robert E. Lewis
Robert R. Gailey
Young Men’s Christian Association For China
Lewis
Cleveland
Well Known Lady Dies Suddenly In Honolulu
Emma Steward aged 50 a native of Charleston S C died suddenly in bed of heart failure early this morning. Funeral from the Catholic cathedral at 4 this afternoon. She was an old Honolulu resident and left three children Mrs Henry Gates James a clerk in McChowney & Bop and Alice a high school pupil.
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Alice M. Steward
Emma
Charleston
8. C
Sed
Honolulu
Henry Gates
James
McChowney & Bop
Alice
Fragmentary Food Ad Voicing Odd Claims
A garbled ad fragment touts a mysterious product described as the finest ever and promises pleasant taste and charm. The text hints at a questionable health claim and mentions a secure offer but is largely unreadable and nonspecific.
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Aloha
Bo S
Hilo
Emmasquare
Mise M Logs
Kobals
Misa Annie Kanobo
Harry Armitage
New York
Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing Co
J. Hutchings
Fort Atroot
Tel
J. A. McCandless
J. 8. McCandless
Kaunakakai
Molokai Ranch Co
Camarinos
California
Corner King
Alekea Stream
Telus
Pearson & Hebron
Allen
Pacific
Molokal
the Citreus Entertainment
Tetleaioe
Iron Nine
Royalist Party
Dame K. Kaolin
Mechanics’ Home
Corner Hotel
Nuaanu Astreeta
City Carriage Co
Andrade
Merchant Hreets
Hamner Senate
Dilav
Muday
Slack & Brownlow's
Fort Street
J. J. Egan
Wong Wa Poy
Lin Wo
Nuuanutreet
Jak
F. Morgan
Queen Street
Ewann
Cummin's
Castor
Cummein
Hollister Drug Co
Bole Agente
Temple OF Fashion
M. G. Silva
Ciel Otis
Fear Belt
Wileen Canee
Remy
Quali Endian
Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd
Jordan
E. W. Jordan's
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