Miscellaneous 19th Century News Briefs and Events
A flood toll in Mississippi reported drownings while army worms devastate San Bernardino California. British Belize dispute settled by treaty. Nova Scotia Liberal sweep referenced. Kitty Abbey receives 10000 at Metropolitan Opera. Forged signatures found in Illinois grain commission payroll. Jackson sought a filibuster expedition in Honduras from New Orleans. Pearl Harbor funding amendment proposed in Congress. Chicago druggist sued for 1500 over prescription error harming a girl. Major Stockman jailed for contempt in a Cleveland damage case. California consul hopeful remarks about Jericho jest. Stanford Professor to Behring Sea expedition on sealing question. Rev Father Hoecken dies at Marquette College. Yang Yo departs Washington as Chinese minister amid regret. Hat trimming case Meyer Dickinson decision favors the Government.
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Missinpippi
San Bernardino
California
Parnellites
Intependen Irifh
Boltego
Abyssinia
Liberal Party
Nova Scotia
Kitty Abbey
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Ilinois Grain Inspection Commission
Jackson
New Orleans
Honduras
Great Britain
Mexico
Belize
Morgan
Pearl Harbor
Tarrait
Colorado
Chicago
Mulc
W. B. Stockman
United States Weather Bureau
Ong
Cleveland
Washington
Jerusalem Post
Jericho
Jordan
Stanford
Behring Sea
Albatross
Ompson
University College, Dundee
Rather Hoecken
Marquette College
Milwaukee
Far West
Yang Yo
Hir Wolf
Temperance Society Buys Saloon and Pledges Fire, Mayor Hope
An Ohio town temperance society purchased the town's only saloon and burned its fixtures, with plans for ceremonies. The owner, recently converted at a revival, faces anti liquor group pressure as a potential mayoral candidate. Nicely furnished rooms at Popular House, 154 Fort Street, from $1 per week.
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the Temperance Society of
Ohio
Prohibitioniata
Fort Streat
Baseball Rules to Curb Rowdy Exhibitions at Tomorrow's Meeting
An informal Baseball Association meeting set new enforcement steps after last Saturday's disorder. Rules 62 to 64 tighten field access and spectator interaction, require police on grounds, and describe penalties if crowds intrude, including a nine run forfeit if the field isn’t cleared within fifteen minutes. A bulletin urges benches for visiting and home clubs outside the lines, with seating limited to officers and players in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baseball Association
Marshal Brown
Inwan
Butletin
Audh
Rowon A Mack BTA Lively Times Tangles At Guroni Market Stand
A confrontation erupted between a Chinese and a Japanese horse driver near Bere tanin and Nanavu streets. The Chinaman tore off the Japanese headstall from a horse, causing the animal to bolt and three horses to crash, injuring all. Inspector Macy arrived to help calm the scene. Superior breakfast sausage at Central Market, ring 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beretanin
Nanavu
Ita
Macy
Courtroom struggles and civil actions in Hawaii courts
Reports from the higher courts detail a mixed jury verdict in a lottery scheme case with Judge Perry and Judge Carter presiding, including acquittal of two defendants and dissents. Proceedings involve Ah Sai and Lau Kong, Holt guardianship, a divorce suit by Irene M. Long against Carlo A. Long, and ejuction action by Julia Spooner Rice and William Rice against Jonathan Spooner. An inventory in a guardianship and appeals from a bishop trust resignation are noted, along with a breach of promise case and fraud defense claims.
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W. Halt
Goo Kim
Perry
W. Ty Morrow
Carter
Lis
Ah Sai
Lau Kong
E. O
White
Thos
King
F. Murray
G. W. Farr
W. W. Chamberlain
R. B. Freeh
M.A. Gonsalves
D. I. Turn
C. Belelina
J. W. Grace
J. W. Robertson
K.R.G. Wallace
E. P. Dole
the Republic
de Bolt
Holt
Kalibi
Clonning
Jonathan Spooner
K. Kane
Robinson Minors
Apua
Honolulu
A. M. Hyde
J. O. Carter
Supreme Court
M. Damon
Bishop Batute
Chaarlotte Boydon
John Gandall
Memorial Day Observance Plans and Committees Formed
A Memorial Day planning meeting appoints a committee to arrange observances including Rev J M Monroe of Honolulu and Gilbert F L Little of Hilo as speakers. A church parade and service precede Memorial Day with events at the Christian church and Hawaiian Opera House proposed for the evening. Lodging rates and post details noted.
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W. Dee Long
W. McCandlean
J. M. Monroe
W. O. Eaton
L. L. la Pierre
S. McKeague
D. Hi. Eldredge
R. J. Greene
Grand Army of the Sepublic
Hawaiian Opere House
Honolulu
Gilbert FL Little
Hilo
the Christian Church
Monroe
Free Kindergarten Board Meets Finances Debt Free Year
The Board of Supervisors of the View Kindergarten Association met at Queen Ema Lal. Treasurer reported 1036 dollars available for the year and that the association would finish debt free. A.B. Wood received thanks for free notary services. Several committee and staff changes were announced including resignations and new appointments at Palama, Japanese and Ewa plans. A Japanese committee donation was discussed with a required $25 donation back to the upcoming boarding school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
View Kindergarten Association
Queen Ema Lal
Flavocial
A.B. Wood
Palana Chapel
P. C. Jones
Mra
Cuan
Tarbell
Kellogg
Frances Einney
Chicago Kinderarten College
Haggar
Henry Waterhouse
Cuwmlutley
Wadpanserd
W. G. Lewin
Palama
P.O. Jones
Ewa
Alte
J.B. Atherwu
Johnirman
W. J. Lowrie
Jd. A. McCandleas
Mins Margaret Hopper
Alma
Lowrie
Hawaii will stay independent republic, Irwin says
Hawaiian Minister to Japan W. Irwin told a New York interview at Holland House on April 21 that Ex Queen Liliuokalani will not regain the throne and Hawaii will eventually become part of the United States. He claimed annexation was already accomplished when the Queen was dethroned and that nearly all island residents favor current arrangements and prosperity.
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KR. W. Irwin
Japan
Holland House
New York
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
United States
Cricket match teams list for 2 p.m. start tomorrow
The following cricket teams line up for tomorrow's 2 pm match: Parnaperrata-Rovee, Sundy Wardell, Ludgate, Wilne, Pierpoint, Richards, Howlan, McLaughlin, Lincoln, Waters, HoxouwLu-Dr Murray, O Da view, A St M Mackintosh, O St J Gilbert, W Lishman, AR Hat field, BA Jordan, A M. Hewett, J Catton, H Vincent, W Thompson, H Horvert.
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Parnaperrata
Rovee
Sundy Wardell
Ludgate
Wilne
Pierpoint
Richards
Howlan
McLaughlin
Lincoln
Waters
HoxouwLu
Dr Murray
O Daview
M Mackintosh
J Gilbert
W Lishman
AR Hatfield
BA Jordan
A M. Hewett
J Catton
H Vincent
W Thompson
H Horvert
Board of Education Meeting Notes in 19th Century School Affairs
The Board of Education met yesterday with most members present. Deputy-Inspector Scott reported Palauia primary school progress under Steven as teacher, while Miss Cearson's school was ordered closed for repairs including coast-sourced blinds. Other items included staff changes, vacation scheduling, applications from residents abroad, and a contentious resignation demand from Sownel Brierly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avasandar
Board of Education
Cooper
Rodgers Hed
Scott
Palauia
Hir
Steven
Cearson
Paineofial
Hilo
Hattie Coan
Gcowst
Agested
Eachere
Sownel Brierly
Kannakakai
de Donide
Limpell
Mr. Brierly
Gnuplpnite Toom
Sehool
Brively
Brierly
Meyer
Atatiay
Seloul
Temple of Fashion Offers Full Purchase Refund Monday
A local fashion retailer promises to refund every LUth customer’s total purchase on Monday April 10. The promotion applies to all buyers regardless of amount, with full refunds for all who shop.
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The
Temple of Fashion
Formation of Colonies for Consumptives Proposed
Dr. C Max Richter presented at the Medical Society of California convention arguing for colonies in California for consumptives. He suggested establishment via private subscriptions or public funding and that consumptives be removed from public hospitals for isolated treatment under a special law.
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Medical Society of California
C. Max Richter
California
Bigood
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Joop
Telephone
P.O
L. Finney
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
Hr. W. Schmidt & Long
von Holt
King Street
Hawaiian Opera House
Honolulu Choral Society
Jilane
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels
Room
Ngeun
Hirtberg
Meyer & Dickinson
Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court
Hos Hee Giwee
Wien
Rowon
Natauw
Tey
Tome
Nunanu
Board OF Supersvisors
Mininfem
Hewat
the Board OF Education
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