Merchants of City Work To Clean Fort Street
Merchants in the Moratunta' Association elected a board of directors led by F W Maverlane and others at a meeting. A committee reported best methods to keep Fort Street clean and watered, proposing street sprinklers and cooperation by property owners, with costs shared and immediate paving and cleaning actions suggested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Street
Moratunta’ Ags
FW. Mavefarlane
Wow. Dimond
WW. Harris
F.M. Wakefield
HF Wetman
Gee
We Smith
Lo. Miniham
M. Phillips
J. F. Humberg
Ald ‘Oolcore
Fort
Atrest
Chaireman Wiehman
Smith
Department of Public Works
Ahiould
Fort Atreet
Ghee
Fare Tania
Heluw Merchant Street
Wy Smith
Teon Japireet
Wo Wolters
W. Hoors
Aetter
Funker Cambrinity
San Francisco
Wae Department
HAND OF THE CONSUL IN WESTENBAYS OMER CONTEST
The court battles in Hawaii over a loan to finance a gas project, foreclosure of a La Nina mortgage, and actions by Gustav Kagst and others unfold. Judge Gear, Judge Humphreys, and Judge Chamberlain are cited as hearings address execution, claims, and estate matters. A habeas corpus writ and a penalty dispute with a painter are noted, alongside coffee supply discussions for quartermaster purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westenbays
Mr. Aethteman
Wang
Dental
Ang Beer
Neumann
Gustav Kagst
Vain
Paul Neumann
Wishop & Co
Lanai
Lanin
Anit
Neuman
W. H. Pain
Gear
Ibeets
James Robinson
Allen
Robinson
J. Shellfoot
Ayalays
Robert Doyle Klow
Hoc
How to Play Ping Pong in Classic Rules
A fragmented guide explains two players positioned at table ends. The server serves underhand from behind the end, balls must land in the opposite court and stay in play. Scoring follows alternating strokes to reach four points and game at twenty. No volleys. deuce rules apply after both reach three strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PVC
Arog
Cuban lawmakers begin in Havana palace address blocks executive power
May 7 Havana Cuban Senate and House of Representatives gathered in the Palace with Governor General Wood delivering an address. The leaders discussed that no executive power would be vested in Congress, and the task ahead was to structure the government and review appointments. The session named President and key officials and set the stage for constitutional reforms.
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Havana
Senate
House of Representatives
Winoon Todas
Wood Mae
Congress
Benarove
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Mpana
Pricom
Doalgne
Pupper Norte
Ark
N.S. Sachs’ Dry Goods Company, Ltd
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Ss. Shimamoto
Ceria
Agen
Magoon Block
Merchant Street
Bos
Main
Goo Kim
Nuuanu Street
Borges
Ch.se
Honolulu
Nan
GEO. A. Martin, Tailor
Boston Building
Hinge
Sone Woston
War Department
Macfarlane
Walt
Weston
Department
Chateman Macfarlane
Col Chamberlain
Army
Hamburg
Willner
Mesara
Hoax
Bieball
Willamson
Hullders
Tras
Pers
Manis
Aewiees Larios
Malle
Het
Hawaiian Electric Co, Ui
UU Wee
Une
Wall, Nichole Co
Honolulu Drug Co
Holliner Drug Co
Meinerny Shoe Store
Elite
Len Cream
Hawaiian Hotel
Washington Light CO
Porter Furniture Co
Fisher Block
Porter Furniture Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Engineering and Construction Co
APE
Stangenwald
O. Box
Fredrick J. Amweo
M. AM. Boo
W. BR. Castle JR
Recretary and Treamirar
I. de Turk
California
H. Hackfeld & Co., Ltd
Hawaiian Territory
Just
Salters’ Grocery Store
Emmett May
Germania Life Ins. CO
New York
Polley
Willa Meyer
Hitate
Wit
Meyer
Germania
Elaine Dromyithy
Eve Inema
Torey
Eaymee May
Judd Building
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