Saturday's Shoot Between Co B and Co G in Kakanko Range
Citizens note a rifle competition between Cos B and G at the Kakanko butts on Saturday afternoon. Co B won from the natives 761 to 725, sparking renewed rivalry as Co G plans another shoot. The event featured scores led by Sergeant Winant with 46 and Gus Rose at 45 for Co G. Team members listed include Lieut Cottrell, Worden, Kilby, Alberteon, Bolliai, Fraser, Gorman, Jones, Olson, Reeves, Logan, Ward, Py done, Mitchell, Myhre, among others.
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Cos. B
NG H
Co B
Co, G
Co G
Cpempions
Cob
G and B
Sergeant Winant
Sighent
Gus Rose
Lieut Cottrell
Serat Worden
Bergt Winant
Serat Riley
Sorgt Fraser
Corp Jumson
Bergt Kilby
Newport transport returns from San Francisco run to Manila
The transport Newport arrived in port after about ten days from San Francisco delayed by boiler plug failures. It carries 260 Marines under Col. Pope and 240 artillerymen with several officers. Also aboard are nurses, aides, and several civilian passengers including Laura Schwichtenberg and Miss Hartley.
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Newport
San Francisco
Manila
United States Marine Corps
Chai
Pope
Col. Pope
Maja. Spicer
Cawley Spaasserenant
Haines
Long
Fuller
Davis
Thorpe
Butler
Leonard
Hill
Gibson
Reid Danlay
Wagener
Marine Corps
Fourth
Fifth
United States Artillery
May
Tiernan
Capta
Taylor
Riley
Summerall
McCloskey
Rowley
Kilberth
Burgesa
Miller
Laura Schwichtenberg
Mia Newman
R. M. Barr
Mod U. 8. Infantry
Mra
James Lyle
Roanoke
Wessel
Buona Vista Hospital
Scandia
Santiago
Barr
Philippines
Bare
Rev M L Gordon Reports Progress in Japan Mission Fields
Reverend M L Gordon, a missionary from Japan, told Central Union Church members of remarkable progress. He cited $95,000 raised by Japanese missions, 250,000 Bibles distributed, and flourishing Kyoto asylum care under noble patronage. He noted persecution history reversed, cited Tachikawa and Ishikawa cases, and praised nationwide religious and moral advancement. Gordon planned to remain until the Gaelic’s arrival before returning to the States.
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Central Union Church
M. L. Gordon
Japan
States
Kioto
Prince Konoye
Supreme Court
Gordon
Tachikawa
Gulick
Ishikawa
Anon Paloma Gaat Trident
Nahiku Plantation Directors Name Leaders and Agents
Nahiku Plantation will be managed by Senator A. Hocking as company president with Alexander and Baldwin named as agents. Directors met Saturday afternoon to transact business. The company owns 4600 acres of prime sugar cane land on Maui.
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Kwa
Bunterix
Oaba
Ewa
Usbo
Waialua
A. Hocking
Nahiku — Plantation
Alexander & Baldwin
Maul
Voter Registration Update and Disturbance Report
A Sunday incident near the corner of Queen and South streets involved about forty soldiers from the Warren and women of questionable reputation causing a disturbance. Police responded, dispersing the crowd and restoring quiet as the Sabbath observers learned police were coming. Also note 125 voters have registered at Honolulu.
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Polley
Queen and
South Streets
Warren
Police Court actions list gaming and license case
In Police Court this morning Kisshale faced gaming charges with a one year suspended sentence plus 825 costs. Nine Obion men had gambling cases postponed to tomorrow. James Fordon’s case for practicing medicine without a license proceeds this afternoon.
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Ossen
Kisshale
Obion
James Fordon
Waiatua Hotel Completion Noted Near Reception
Reports say the hotel at Waiatua is finished and awaiting furniture from the States for a forthcoming reception. Cottage work has begun with two or three nearing completion, and the hotel is described as a marvel of beauty with extensive effort to enhance its appearance. Several photos were taken yesterday.
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Waiatua
Reception at Nagapo for Davies Draws Large crowd
A large reception at Mr and Mrs Clive Davies's Nagapo home Saturday afternoon drew about three hundred attendees. President Dole and many government officials were present as the Quintetto club performed near the lane where the hosts greeted guests.
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Live Davies
Nagapo
Dole
Quintetto Club
Mia
Clive Davies
F. M. Swanzy
Circuit Court Opens With Two Criminal Terms In Hawaii
Cirenit Court opened with two criminal cases on the Hawaiian jury. Alapai’s case for practicing medicine without a license was continued to May term 1900. Kesloha, a native woman, faces opium possession charges with no counsel and may pay her fine and withdraw appeal. Goto, charged with rape, had indictments presented and reserved until tomorrow. Attorney General Cooper said Kabuka murder indictments would be presented Wednesday.
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Perry
Alapai
Kanki
Kaulukoa
Kesloha
Goto
Cooper
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E. B. Thomas
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You and
Post
Billy Howard
Mer, Pont
Lamberman
National Guard
Mr. Post
Desky
Polion Court
Spreckeleville
Lowrie
Ferguson
Godfrey Obrieliansen
Adrin
ML. Gordon
Nahiku Plantation
Honolulu
Waterhouse
Erley Block
Bethel Street
Aders
Waiatua Moses
Cirenit Court
Calan OF
Tartar
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