Annual Meeting Chooses Officers for Hawaiian Cricket Club
The Honolua Uncket Association held an annual meeting at the Hawaiian Hotel last night. W F L Stanley presided as president. Officers elected include W F L Stanley president WH Herbert vice president A V Millen secretary treasurer Robert Anderson captain C P Morse vice captain executive officers Meardmore Jordan and McGall. Committee reviews include securing Makiki ground for practice and plans for a small pavilion on the grounds. New members Henry J Faraday David Glue GC Condor Hyde and Harry Walton were elected with several others expected to apply soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolua Uncket Association
Uclock
Dudee W. Te ‘Stanley
Stanley
Board of Management
W. H. Kiteat
Lane
Plaice
Contoloner
Coat Diarlaig
Mattely
Prank Auerbach
League
A.M. Hewitt
Herbert
Atd
Australia
Brisbane
Ely
Avery Businesa
Maroon
Jobd
Mawali
W. F. L. Stanley
WH. J. Herbert
A.V. Millen
Robert Anderson
C. P. Morse
B. F. Meardmore
R.A. Jordan
McGall
Hin
Juseuall League
Eri
Tony Thurniny
Ermlesson
Imeoball
Jon
B. F. Bourdmors
Thanie Ware
Lebel
Soper
Mr. Enke
Tore
Henry J. Faraday
David Glues
Conder Hyde
Harry Walton
Helief
Bond
Charles Dole
Allan Dun
Reviewing Stand Tour by Acting Governor and aides
Acting Governor Cooper inspected the reviewing stand for the competitive drill this morning. Private Secretary Hawes and Secretary Kate Koltey accompanied him as guests arrived amid banners and draped decorations along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Hawes
Kate Koltey
Why It Is Thiket Abealom In Easter Evening
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a religious or temperance theme with mention of a parson named Kinould and a protest against saloon keepers. The text reflects a local public speech urging residents to oppose saloon influence and celebrate Easter evening in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Naliony
Honolili
Craft and Quality Survey report notes whisky advice
An official of the Craft and Quality Survey recommends using white whisky on tainted water. The Lantilliah Chit promises a mic average line at San Antonio Hall, Vineyard Street, this evening. The Weekly Bulletin is priced at $1.00.
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Weofessor
Alexander Han
Craft and Gualitie Survey
Nitiates
San Antonio Hall Vineyard Street
Honolulu Baseball League Thanks Evening Bulletin Help
Honolulu, May 1902. The Honolulu Baseball League thanks the Evening Bulletin for reports on games and newspaper courtesy. Umpire duties will switch to a single paid umpire. Lt Newton elected to fill the role. Managers to be paid ten dollars per game day. travel and marking expenses covered.
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Honolulu
Lorrin Andrews
Honolulu Bonsball League
League
Newton
Ivaxwe
Iy Mtum
James A. Thompson
Tt War
Chas
Chillingworth
Lorrin Andriws
George Litean
Liew
Artery
T. Treadway
Assault with a firearm near Kamehameha School incident
A firearm incident at a Kamehameha School camp ended with Miss Naida wounded in a tent when a youth, Tam Nauiwa, fired a shotgun. The attacker fled. Naida was rushed to a train stretcher and is recovering. Police intend to arrest Tam Nauiwa for assault with a deadly weapon. The case heads to Police Court Monday.
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Hierla
Kamehamena
Tom Natt
Kamehameha
Maka
Tam Nauiwa
Pember
Tom Declan
Mise Naidla
Nokia
Cable Work Aims At Diamond Head Channel Repairs
An exchange involves Dickenson of Mackay Cable Company directing Surveyor General Wall toward Diamond Head to examine coral obstructions and potential channels. Work focuses on ensuring cables and wharves are not worn by waves while officials study reefs near Koko Head and plan subsequent surveys.
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Dickenson
Mackay Cable Company
Koko Head
Generel
Yautordaye
Bane Roach
Onehay
New company chartered for Walkut Land Company assets
The Walkut Land and Loan Association Limited files a charter for a new company to manage property on Kini Street near WalhtWL Road in Honoul, with capital of 80000 and options to increase to 200000. Officers include EO White president and J Father treasurer, with an affidavit confirming substantial subscriptions and payments.
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Treasuer
Cenertl
Aierre
Amen Hhengelvens EO
White
Hrank Husturn
J. Father
Williamy WW
Harrie
Chrones HL Cooke
Clarence Hy. Hooke
CTE
God
Mitehina
Woods Porbe
Coh
Gilman
Frank Hostage
Com Cocks Limited
Mew
McCutly Highine
ACN
Campa
Honey Water Loung & Fe
Wilox
A. 8
Cox TM
Dllingham
Harri
Sobanfor
PC. Jones A
B. Merton
James MeKer
Ind
Kini Atreat
Walhtwl Road
Eald Honaluls
Keown
Steintly
Walkut Land de Lon Association
Aged offender indicted on multiple counts in old case
Fragmented OCR text shows an aged defendant found guilty of fornication and corruption of a minor, with mentions of trial before Judge Hobisen and references to affidavits, demurrers, and corporate power over land and water rights. The document mixes criminal indictments with corporate conveyance language and appears to be a historical legal record excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attilar
Hobisen
Hail Bay
Manuel Hos Cabral
Ruewell & Watson
Willews Lea
George Starkham
J Hi
Commie
Prisoners Escape Stir at Police Yard After Night Lockup
In a police station yard a dawn escape caused alarm as two sailors from Paul Ivonborg, Fred Schmum and Hortmann Atrenmel, broke from confinement after Captain Harry Flint released prisoners. Btrenmel fled toward Queen Street before being pursued by officers. Albert Keene and a partner were captured nearby and returned to the station as the escape concluded with a tense pursuit and attempted recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlack
Blewe
Paul Ivonborg
Harry Flint
Fred. Schmum
Hortiann
Atrenmel
Mallore
Taon Yard
Chage
Ewan H
Hay Arent
Queen Street
Inbar
Famnthe
Albert Keene Goon
Punt
West
Bautttenberg
Ube
Inter
Lolles
Mint
Btrenmel
Great Irrigation Work Opens At Noon
A large irrigation project opened at noon today featuring a 2,700,000 quart capacity conduit delivering one third of the water to irrigate EMO acres of sowing land. The remainder will go to the Walutaw Aphechical Co. officials and agents toured the site. A subsequent public meeting advertised by the M. COAL will discuss youth leisure time with Dr Burgess scheduled to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Walutaw Aphechical Co
Donce Taylor
Hun Union
Wabiawa
Thomas J. King
Wablawa Company
Coal
Association
Sigday
Mhen
Dr. Burgess
Dirigo Shipper Dirigo Storm Tale From Hongkong Voyage
Captain Goodwin narrates Dirigo an epic 104 day voyage from Hongkong to Honolulu amid a monsoon. The windjammer endured furious seas, weathered a northeaster, and remained unbroken, praised by crew and observers as a remarkable vessel with strong build and steady handling. The log details include early January sailing from Hongkong, reefed sails and a fresh kalua storm, with progress toward Formosa and Brates Roof as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirigo
Goodwin
Arrivins
Hongkong
Vito Hrat
Shy
Toad Wikes
Tlo
Crescent City
Hoendlul
Copbam Goodwin
San Francion
Mons
Harry
Ray
Bern
Geodaun Tas
Nic
Cape Talanhagy
Lagoa
Cape OF
Formosa
Limop
Basbew Island
Brates
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Creet Pan
Last Eveni
Rice & Perkins
Oregon
Union
Evening Bulletin
Kamehamehas
Ani
Wy Crink
Honolutos
Panahon
Cuntesd
Willams
Lawl
AL Lewin
Jay
Tom Price
Po Gleanon
John Aylett
J Haneman
Williams
Clark
Kail
Davie Hana
C. Akay
Jonoe
Williamy
JC Taylor
Tobin
Je Hin
Davis
Neown
O Lowey
Smu
High
Bennett
Morgan
Detiate
Bwin
Japan
Hon
Pronctice
Coptie
Wray Taylor
Wi Yore
Irwin Ea
Iewin
Kulakaua
NEW Company
McCully Tract
E. Oscar White
Wandenberg
Markham
Mntae
LHS
Hequire
Tewae
Mmortenge
Holl
Ateewine Font
Ematruet
Aintain
Eich
Hynes
Aigelethapal
Munet Letiring
Toreantite
Tel Weal
Corminfhon
Hannel Rmill
Manataetorion
Rallyoada
Nee Wimney
Jehvorn
Dauntless
Skipper
Oxfords
Ladies’ Oxfords
Hua & Co
Fort Street
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