Pommner and Others Mentioned in Historic Wine Firms List
A fragment lists wine houses including Moet and Heidsieck Co Monopole, Louis Roederer, Ruinart, Perrier Jouet, Troy & Co. Veuve Clicquot, Delbeck and others. The text appears to catalog manufacturers or distributors with partial spellings and fragmented names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pommner
Moet & Heidsieck & Co
Monopole
Louia Roederer Ruinart
Perrier Jone Trroy & Co
Vve
Clicquot Bouche
Delbeck & Co
Cine Heidsiec
Dress Silks Closeout at Iwakami Hotel Street Store
Twenty pieces of washable dress silks once sold at 11 cents now go for 60 cents to close out. Hurry for the last stock as only twenty pieces remain at Iwakami in Hotel Street, next to Ordway Porter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwakami
Hotel Street
Ordway & Porter's
Grapes and water bills advance in Senate session
In a May session the Senate moved several measures including a third reading for an amendment to Article 63 of the Constitution. Senate Bill 43 on grape wine import duties and a water appropriation for the Hilo Electric Light Company were discussed, with SB 43 read a second time and referred to Public Lands. Senator Lyman recused due to a conflict and Senator Rice was appointed by the President to act in his stead. The session adjourned at 10:20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Baldwin
Kula
Kihei
Smith
Nuuanu
Lyman
Hilo
Kaumana
Brown
Island of Hawaii
Senator McCandless
Baldwin
McCandless
Minister of the Interior
the &Bnate
Committee
Rice
Damon
Wailuku
Hilo Electric Light Company
Committee On Public Lands
Senator Rice
Seventiert Day Observed in House Session
Seventieth Day May first brought full attendance in the House of Representatives except for Rep. Mc Brydo who was absent from his seat this morning. The chamber remained orderly as members convened to consider pending measures and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House OF Neyresentatives
Rep
McBrydo
Kansas House and Senate Bills in Hawaii Legislature Report
The report outlines multiple bills and motions before the Hawaii legislature including House Bills 1 33 34 and 44 and Senate Bills 35 41 plus a joint resolution on the seal. It notes annexation sentiment, a reshuffle of surgeon ranks, time limits on bill reading, and a condemnation measure for cemeteries hospitals roads and harbor work with discussions on compensation and a payment example in Kohala Hawaii. Access at 1 30 p m noted with license bill final reading set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repuichards
Senate
House Mills
Rep
Bond
United States of America
Hawaiian Islands
Coolper
Cooper
Winston
Robertson
Judiciary
Committee On Public Lands
Finance Committee
Kohala
Hawaii
Vallee Court Steam in Morning Session
Judge de la Vergne dealt with two drunken roisterers. One paid a $2 fine while the other chose work at the station. Swot Emelin cursed loudly and is cooling off in the cooler. Emelia’s temper rose as she is jailed, and a seaman from the Adare is lodged for attempted desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Vergne
Emelin
Emelia
Adare
Mase Meeting Called by the Union Portugueza
A masse meeting is called for Monday May 7 at 7 30 p m in Union Square by the Union Portugueza. Every taxpayer and prominent citizen are urged to attend as speeches on key legislative issues will be delivered with Portuguese interpreted for attendees. Also ad for White Rose flour at 425 per barrel at Washington Feed Co Fort Street below Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Portugueza
Union Square
Washington Feed Co
Fort Street
Queen
Daniel Logans letter on Hilo public hall funds and mail needs
The letter discusses the Town Hall project in Hilo funded by a $467 subscription, the misallocation and custody of $350 by Sheriff Hitchock and $117 by Jack Wilson, and calls for an express inter-island mail steamer. It also notes Hilo’s growth with water works electric light and a steam fire engine, but lacking sidewalks wharf and breakwater, and urges redress of island-wide mail delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hino
Santiago
San Francisco
Gee
Deneon
Smith
Brewer
Hilo
Honolulu
Funda
Spreckels
Hitchcock
Jack” Wilson
Hawaii
Schoen
Mokuaweowee
Peter Lee
Kilauea
Annie Johnson
Powers That Be
Hamakua
Dodge
Court notices reflect guardianship and probate actions
In higher courts W C Markham estate guardianship funds paid into court totaling 1515.50 for transfer to 8 K Kane as minor guardian. Marshal Brown paid 974.15 net proceeds from sale of schooner Henrietta. Judge Carter's jury case Cowan Patterson awaits verdict. Kinney Ballou prosecute, G A Davis defense. Adolph Kunst distillery sentence suspended. divorce calendar includes Lily Nott vs James Nott for non support and Ah Fook rom L Kealoha Kawai w for infidelity. Mary N Ako vs Lewis Sigener for desertion. Kawani w vs Wm Hakalaau libel dismissed. Chief Justice Judd and Justices Whiting and Frear find E Helekunihi, district magistrate of Wailuku Mani, guilty of bribery by Chinese offenders and dismiss him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Markham
Bruce Cartwright
K. Kane
Marshal Brown
Henrietta
Carter
Cowan-Patter
Kinney & Ballou
G. A. Davis
Adolph Kunst
Perry
Lily Nott
James Nott
Ah Fookrom L. Kealoha Kawai
Mary N. Ako
Lewis Sigener
Kawani W
Wm. Hakalaau
Judd
Whiting and Frear
Hane
E. Helekunihi
Wailuku
Mani
Sarsaparitia and Barley in Health Tonic Craze
The item touts Sarsaparitia as a superior tonic that strengthens the stomach and purifies the blood while promising cures for headaches indigestion and biliousness. It also notes barley as a key strength giver and mentions the Seattle Brewing Co and its beer on tap at the Criterion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Brewing Co
Seattle
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Bulletin
King Street
H. L
Mon
Gontald
Telephone
Fort ST
Port Street
J. T. Waterhouse
Iusk
Irmgard
Victoria
E. W. Jordan
P. D
P. D. Linen
B.F. Ehlers & Co
the Havin News
Moorehant Street
EGP
Tuat
Vose & Sons
Schiller & Smith
Barnes
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
Republic of Hawaii
United States
Jone Ist
GH Munn & Co
Total
Custom House Records
Macfarlane & Co
G. H. Mumm & Co
Wilder & CO
L'D. Hustace & CO
Telphone
Vallee Court
Daniel Logan
Tete Ghowing
Lulo
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