Frederic Harrison Promises Cemetery Works and Monuments
The notice advertises cemetery work of all kinds and supply of monuments and headstones in marble granite and Hawaiian stone. It lists prices and styles, and mentions Star Kaping and surrounding entries. It also promotes Kroeger pianos with sales cash or installment plans, old instruments exchange, rentals, tuning and repair services by Bergstrom Music Co. Ltd at the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Harrison
Seered Tarrison
Kroeger
Exchan
Telephone
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Masonic Temple
Hawaiian Carriage and Manufacturing Co
Queen Stroot
Mr. Dillingham
John H. Wilson
L. M. Whitehouse
Wilson & Whitehouse
Civi Engineers
Raider
Hood's Sarsaparilla Trusted for Dyspepsia Relief
A Helena Montana reader claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her dyspepsia and restored energy enabling daily chores and sleep. Another Montana resident praises it for building strength when run down. The ad urges choosing Hood's exclusively and notes it’s sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Bamnam BM
Boon
Red Lodge
Montana
Shipping Intelligence and Famlanders Departures
Shipping notices list vessels including lon Calhoun with 20 tugs 450M feet Hauber by Atlen & Robinson and Sir James Makee Tullett sailing from Kapaa. multiple entries mention Bancroft and passenger lists. FAMLANDERS DEPART details enumerate travelers for Maui Hilo and other ports. Passengers arrived from Kanuui aboard James Moke with Purvis child and servant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Calhoun
Atlen & Robinson
Sir James Makee
Tullett
Kapaa
Stine Mokalli
Bennett
Mulokul
Kanuui
James Moke
RWT
DOUNLE WHEEL ACCIDENT INVOLVING HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO BOYS
Two Hawaiian Electric Co helpers collided during a bicycle race on Aiken Street near the Pacific Mail dock warehouse. Both riders were badly shaken with wrecked wheels and facial injuries. One boy lost four front teeth and may be unable to return to work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiia
Elctric Co
Aiken Street
Nagniost
Pacific Mail
Evening Meetings and Events Across Town
A listing of local gatherings for this evening includes church ae meetings, a Victoria celebration for British residents, the Paci Club at 7 30, G A R 7 30, Myatic Lodge, K of P at 1 pantie, a Thomna square concert, and Leilani Boat Club contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paci Club
Myatic Lodge
K. of P
Thomna Square
Tel
Leilani
Harbor Front Items and Maritime Updates
The harborfront column reports bark Ceylon and Albert arriving from Paget Sound with lumber and sugar cargos. The Paroo, Moi Wahine, and other ships prepare to sail to Victoria or Hamakua, while three yachts undergo overhauls on the marine railway. Customs officials face potential job changes amid a citizenship act debate, with Appraiser Folsom singled out for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Pahala
Victoria
Moi Wahine
Hamakna
Marine Railway
Helene
Koonie Danden
Tracy
United States
Bennington
Ahe
Ceylon Ia
Allen & Robinson's
Paget Sound
Barke
D Bryant
San Francisco
Carpenter Jenkins
Oceanic Wharf
Harry Webb
Harry
Jenkins
Samoa
Molietoa
Tonke
Custom House
Folsom
Johnnie Complate
Customs Bureau
Deaf and dumb boy charged with stone attack at pot shop
A native boy about 15 from Panca Valley was arrested at the Station house for throwing a stone into a pot shop striking the Chinese proprietor on the head. Investigation showed the boy was deaf and dumb. The mother arrived after the arrest, reprimanded him, and took him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panca Valley
Ind
Jones Brothers Barber Triumph At Criterion Shop
Jones and Jones visit the Criterion Barber Shop for a haircut and shave. They leave impressed saying the barber shop is exceptional and they will become permanent patrons, marking a notable contrast to typical local barbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Criterion
Matters at Lone Molokai Grievances and Board Praise
A Special Senate Committee led by Holstein Baldwin Wright Hocking and Kepoikai reports on Kalaupapa Kalawao Molokai. They commend the Board of Health for roads and sanitation, urge water and wood supplies with a 2000000 loan bill for pipes, and list resident requests including ration valuation, fence asks, opium limits, mail carrier pay, kerosene access, and cemetery needs. The document notes ample rations and thanks hospital staff, with anticipated attention from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Molokai
Holstein
Baldwin
Wright
Hocking
Kepoikai
Kalaupapa
Kalawao
Honorable
Board of Health
House of Reppresentatives
Iaid Board
Kelaupspa
Kanunakakai
Hovolulu
Ciovexaniaps
Business Sags as War Fears Pause Trade
Merchants report a dull week with most buyers stalled by war scare tensions. Dealers say sentiment has dried up, and activity resembles Sundays. Shipping to other islands stays steady. Hackmen earned $11 apiece from Peking passengers last Sunday while Prof. Bergers band remains the only thriving local institution this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva
Hackmen
Peking
Pasengers
Prof. Berger
Coffee in Hamakan Reports from Queen Street Merchant
M A Govealves, a Queen Street merchant, returns from Hovokas with an encouraging view of coffee on Hamakan homesteads. Growers fear losses due to low prices. Homestead trusts cover 16 to 32 acres. Most coffee is two to four years old. District demand grows for better roads to the homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Govealves
Queen Street
Hovokas
Hama~ Kan
Saturday racing at Cyelomery features changes
Ludlor cannot race Tom King West Saturday evening due to a slight illness. A strong feature will be inverted to fill the omission. There will be no match race as Henry Giles saves himself for another attempt at Tom King. Entries for this week’s events close tomorrow. The card promises to be very complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlor
Tom King
Henry Giles
Ge inie Framing and Margaret H Prep for Race Meet
Ge inie Framing Directress and Margaret H have entered hard training for a match race set for a week from Saturday afternoon. No other events are planned for that time, and that seems unlikely. The forthcoming race is generating considerable talk among horsemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directress
Margaret H
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Ramovers
Stearnes
Columbias, Stearnes and Ramblers
Hartfords
Ideals
E. O. Hall & Son
Corner Fort
King Streets
G. Schuman
Carriage & Harness House
Fort Street
Club
the Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Honolulu
California
Paryily 1 Hack
Sudo Homes
King Stoppo
Singer's Bakery
J.a.mcdonald
Diamond Head
Greenwich
Shipping Intelligence
Pawnhan
Rime Joes Makes
Kayma
James Makee
Brower & Co
Famlanders
Sauat Pote
Hall
Averdam
H da la Vergoe
T Ai
M Brarah
Kolibaoasibo
Donaldson
Koebele
Rice
C A Rice
Bishop Willis
Maui
Claudine
W O Smith
F B 'Ont
WF Payne
Leonor
P Mebane
Carr
I Silva
Vanderwaillen
Pferdner
Dodge
Hilo
Star Magi
Raplee
Dounle
Ceylon
Tames Makeo
Kealla Sagar
Jawsmith—Customs Offerals
Hamakua
Lone Mololkai
Hawelion Carriage Company
Khop
Wilken
Whitehouse
Ier
Hamakan
Ge Inie
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