Local Notes and Advertisements From Honolulu Page Six
Fragmented items reference Hammond typewriter agency at Wall Nichols and various businesses. Mentions inebriants, real estate, legal notices, social events, fundraisers, and upcoming exhibitions with names like Mrs Annie Montague Turner and Dr Charles H Cooper hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond ‘Typewriter
Wall, Nichols, Rainier
Prima Beer
Panther
al @ IL Boreny
Kunal
Alustienstrp
H. J. Rosenbiedt
McChesney Co
Land Registration Court
Loday'n Bane
DA Borgem
Hie Moter
Kath Co
Altrantlee
Annie Montague Turner
Te Kasmehameha Memorial
Woman's Auxiliary
Charles F. Parsons
Hill
Te Governor's
Jesse K. Burkett
Keavhou
Tur Kauai
Wall
Nichole
Ealy
Bache Fry Goode Co
Charles H. Cooper
Kine Street
Andrew's Cathedral
Annin Montague Turner
Jerry
Mie Alice Campbell
Mew
Gerard Barton
Paul Lender
Lot Kavinkou
Dillingham
Sudden Death Of Mrs J T McDonald In California
A cablegram reports the death of Mrs J T McDonald in California while visiting relatives. She came to Honolulu three years ago with her husband Dr J T McDonald and was sister to Clinton J Hutchison. Earlier a physician’s letter said she was improving before a sudden heart complication caused her death. Her burial is expected in a family plot at home. During residence she was active in church work and musical entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Mcdonald
Watson
California
Mee
McDonald
Wootal
Wailuku Association Adds New Members
Wai tuk District Improvement Association reports a large May meeting with thirty four new members signing on from Puunene and Kahala. A motion to rename the masocration is referred to a committee for June, with members listed. Bank building nears completion in Wailuku, and Watsuku notes illness of W. Bal. Dias announces birth of a daughter to J J Dias on May 11, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiuku
Maul
Waituk District
Williame
Pave Five
Wik Hama
B. Harry
R. A. Wadeworth
R. W. Filler
G. B. Robinson
W. E. Bal
Bulding
Watsuku
Police Docket Continues With Charges And Robberies
The docket lists multiple ongoing charges against defendants including robbery, larceny, and assault. Names such as Kroms, Kwai Tong, Ah Sing, Chu Tuck, AL Choy, Ab Hung, Ab Huck, Ab Hing, Ab Sing, Akani, and Ab Koon appear in cases continued or set for next hearings. A Hawaiian, Malkedloa, faces larceny charges over coal theft. A Chinese suspect, Lim Ngun, is pursued after a theft from W. G. Irwin’s property, with Willie Crawford aiding pursuit and detaining the suspect. The court addresses assorted offenses, with several cases postponed to tomorrow and others awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kwai Tong
Ah Sing
Chu Tuck
AL Choy
Ab Hung
Ab Huck
Ab Hing
Ab Sing
Akani
Ab Koon
Theo. Davies & Co
Ah Koon
Kealliknewn
David Hoopil
Kealoha
Winewton
Ronictrks
Willin Brown
Wille Crawford
Lim Ngun
Crawford
W. G. Irwin
Walldkl
Irwin Place
Willie
Hing
Kum To
Lam Neug
Kui To
Haseen
Lam Neu
Justige
Morhe
Kuramoto Trial Under Indictment For Assault With Weapon
Kuramoto faced a jury before Judge De Bolt this morning on a charge of assault with a weapon. The case centers on a meat chopper used in a confrontation with an Oriental named Sutter. a witness testified Kuramoto jabbed a man in the back with the jagged blade. The defense argued the weapon was used in self defense as Lehi and others testified against the defendant. The jury retired about noon after brief closing statements. A shipment of animals and a mule sale are noted in the surrounding notices for Oregon and Alaska deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuramoto
Dudge de Bolt
Asault
AC Houdiudge
de Bolt
Funch
Lehi
Travelling Travelers Tooth Powder Bottles on Steamers
A compact note highlights traveler essentials as small bottles of tooth powder and rubber sponge bags prove handy aboard steamers. The items described suggest convenience for long journeys and shore excursions.
Honolulu Stock Exchange Dividentieo Update
Market notes list several companies with dividend details including Le Co at 12 percent Gul Bugue Co at 2 percent and others. Sugar quotes show 3.73 cents with varied minor entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dividentieo
Minars Arrival at Flower Carnival Draws Crowds in Rain
The Flower Carnival at Saint Guement's Church Saturday afternoon drew cheer despite heavy rain. Notable attendees included Princess Kawananako, Are Sans Parker, Mem. Ke D. Tenney, Admiral Terry, and W. M. Kincaid. A Hawaiian canoe won top prize for originality. baby Mint and other young performers earned class prizes. Total proceeds reached about $300 for the Bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ast Guement
Kawananako
Are
Sans Parker
Admiral Terry
A. BN. Rey
W. M. Kincaid
Clive da
Hazelet Richmond
Mario Davison
Baby Mint
Hollinger
Prise
Pauline Behaeter
Colhure
Baby ‘Crane
Job Lowe
Glover Clark
Cyris Mantano
Mavis Monsarrat
Reginald Janphy
Charlow Herbert
Ruth Roper
Helen Jonen
Lemna Colburm
Emeline Magoom
Dorothy Mating
Meir
Wilhsmsom
Rich
Ard Catlon
Eleanor Thompson
Clune G. Girles
Myrtle Bebuman
Rosie Herbert
Iren Dowett
Alion Spaulding
Gorday Wakefield
Fister
Dorothy and
Hareforte Howes
Bulletin Fi
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J. C. Axtell Aakea St. Bat
King and Hota Sts
San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
Hawaii Promotion Committee
Pullman
Coneuit Tourist Information Bureau
F. M. Jenifer
New
Montgomery St
Ban Francisco
China
Lewars & Cooke,Ld
S. King Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
Ie AN
Reno
Fine Watches
Gertrude Atherton
Bare McCutcheon
Trevor Hill
Stewart Edward White
Chas
Rasttee Merrim
Ellen Glasgow
Hawaiian News Go., Ltd
Young Building
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Tel, Mainvas
Porter Furniture Company
S. S. Sierra
Crystal Springs
Toa Yee
Metropolitan Meat Co.,Ltd
4Sco
Jongee
Stermn
QUR Clothing Department
L. B. Kerr& Co
Alakea Street
Wailuku Association
McInerny Shoe Store
Malkedloa
Inter-Island
Stowry Itation Company
Oregon
Vale
Schuman Carriage Co
Lewis & Co, Ltd
King St
Lewers & Cooke
Golden West Cigar Store
Fort Street
S. Saiki
Beretania
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Honolulu
Fuga
Fee Bae Om ‘Bios. el
Ae Inpad Co
Romeo
Minars
Garrival
Honoluk
E. W. Jordan & CO
Fort ST
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