Local notices and ads fill streets of Harmony Mall
A chaotic page lists events and services from Harmony Mall tonight to a new paper line at Wall Nichols Co. It notes a Republican primary coming, car rentals by the hour, and various shop openings. Other items mention language courses, alimony rulings, and a church schedule. The page also cites a schooner expected to sail and gambling of rail lines, with a charity meeting and photography shop promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tend
William McKinney Longe
Harmony Mall
New England Makers
Biaviow
Goldwig, Bowen & Co
San Fras
Wall Nichioln Co
Tate
Andrews
Carrier
Alamo On R Meat Co
Nuwaun
Sweet Home
YMCA
W. T. Puty
Phontne
Kerr
Aluken
Li Kamehamena
Rnioke
Arthur Elgara
Cunethakin Claar 5 Co
Chilefornia Feed Co
Francisco
Nhat
Theo
HM. Davies , & Co
Lid
Whitney & Maret
Huniary
de Power
Wollliaw
Fort #street
Pacific Import Co
Hawaiian Carnage Manufacture Co
Lindsay
Wilhelmina Hall
Honolulu
Christian Science
Hiawatha
Sweloek
Arthur Vigare
Gunetkakin Cigar Co
Supreme Court
Robinson
Tle
Fle Heights
Mt 1
Cowanant
AT & LI. Co
Paiynor Wade
J. K Clark
Mae Jer
Dr. Ostrom
Central Rel
Souder
Jonly
Oper House
Ontrom
Butler
Wings & Quartet
Mr Butler
Hillis
Livingston
Mr. Brown
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Iti
Admiral Jones burial set for Annapolis
World News by Gable reports Roosevelt orders Jones re burial at Annapolis near Admiral Vyeheo's squadron to bring the body. Also items: Italian Vaniel Corstable arrested trying to force entry to the White House. Herbert Tamany politician found dead on a train. state of siege proclaimed in Parmaea with martial law. French senator re arrested. Chicago strike may collapse. transport Thomas goes to aid Buford. Judge Hollinger dies in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
John Paul Jones
Annapolis
Vyeheo
Vaniel Corstable
Herbertson
Tokio
Parmaea
San Francisco
French
Hile
Chicago
Thomas
Buford
Judge Bellinger
Portland
Oregon
Tudge Hollinger
WAINLAND DUTIES AND MOSAIC EVENTS AT MEETING
A Hawaii customs issue was discussed by Wainland leaders with a Chamber of Commerce tie in. $10,000 worth of goods were imported via mainland ports and duties paid. A government band concert is announced at Makeland and Wankill tomorrow afternoon, with further notices of hearings and testimony in a Philadelphia elevator injury case and a fatality suit in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Merchants’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
B.A. McInfrney
J. F. Hinburg
Manuel Phillips
Coneer
Porta
Homer Smith
Arstinus Coleg
Collegaville
M. OR. Behuchter
Stokes & Parrish Elevator Co
Philadelphia
John V. Miller
Bdlivan Laboratory
Orange
N. J
A. Os Mille
MIL
Ott Be Iwater Co
New York City
East Tin Ciilew
Lonteville Plans Blind Baseball Season at Kentucky Institution
Lonteville reports the Kentucky Institution for the Blind will begin its baseball season next Wednesday after three weeks of practice. Coach John D. Gregory introduced blind baseball last year, a system now adopted by other schools. The game uses seeing officials and whistles to indicate hits and outs, with pitchers aiming to guide the bat toward the ball and batsmen signaling where they intend to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonteville
Kentucky
John D. Gregory
If & Elder
Honolulu Iron Works Sugar Machinery Ad Notice
Sugar machinery advertised as improved and modern suitable for various capacities. Riveted pricing offered with guaranteed satisfaction and ready-set mechanism indicated. Local mention suggests a sales pitch style typical of 19th century industrial advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth’ Matea
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Teekly
Monday Pacific
Pmaraday Honolury Commandery
Privay
M. E
Marmony Lodge
F. Meota
F. Hall
Fort Street
B. Hendry
H. Genwing
Tiniting
Mystic Lodge
PF Wall
Wtreet
Waldion
Brs
HW. Berrey
P. Hall
King Street
Bers
Mynth Lodge
Wim
Mo Binley
Vietting Brothers
W. Emac
M. Coleman
ERS
Wanolulu
BP, C
P.O. Bay
Miller Ant Horetania
Wvenine
Owlet
The
Marry Hi
Simpson
Secreta
Angus
M'Kinley Lodge No
K.of
Movta
Kharreet
E. Farmer
C.C
E. A. Jacobson
ERA
Qnolulu Harbor
M. A
F. Mosher
M. Radway
AERIE
Aglon
M. Rosenberg
Moore
Court Canoes
Sag An
Tonto Hall
Vineyard Street
J.D
Marques
M, C
Pacheco
K. of P. Hall
H. Hudson
Recorda
Bismark Stable 60, Ltd
Wailuku
Maui
Bismark
Lahaina, Maul
Gram
Lima
Fort Straei
Tawny
Bethel
Kalihi
King and Beckley
Haleiwa
Oahu
Monolutu
Trent & Company
Cannon
Catton, Neill & Co., Limited
Queen and Richards
Alakea Street
P. H. Burnette
Main
Merchant St
Over May & Co
Hawaiian Iron Fence & Monument Works, Ltd
H. E. Hendrick
Relief and Burial Association
Tel
Relief and Burial Ass'n
J. Barney Yeo
Popular Balance Monthly
Charles F. Chandler
N.Y
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
World News
Gable
Wainland
Bunday Music
Waikiki
Makenland
Wankill
Meyerbeer
Chicago Daily Ne
W. J. England Plumbing Co
Hotel ST
Arlington Block
Newbro
Sim
HERI
Prot Hollister Drug Co
Herpicias
Hater
Abundaner
Atmore
Dept. H
Detroit
Mich
ECIAL
W. Matlock Campbell
King St
Boretania Street
Bath
S. King
TEL Main
Hawaiian Carriage Manufacturing Co
P.O. OX
C. W. Ziegler
HONOLULU_IRON WORKS
America
Denver
Rio Grande
R.A
Southern Pacific Co
Shotwell
Market St. Jace Hotel
Lord & Belser General Contractors
Kawalahao
Cotton Bros. & CO
Pinne
Boston
J. M Davis
Fort GT
Territorial
Maxseenger Service
Davis
William T. Paty
Alakea
Ween XY
E. M. Taylor
Alexander Young Building
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