Reception Notice for Troop Arrival at Tyterdshind Stew Navy
A reception notice states the Tyterdshind Stew Navy catlan Company will leave at 6 am and 6 pm from the foot of M street half an hour after the five whistles, signaling United States troops. Members of the Reception Committee General Committee Gen W DeLong Post G A R and NG owners must be on board. No steamers depart except during this notice. Transit Committee Chairman Fisher signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Catlan Company
M Street
United States
Fisher
Citizens Guard Notice at Kalilwaena School
Residents of Kulik Ewa Ka jumbaiautia Aelots invited to meeting by Citkeons' Guard at Kalilwaena School on Saturday May 21 IHD Fritz Howald captain to preside May 20 Isits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kulik
Ewa
Kajumbaiautia
Aelots
John
Squall
Citkeons
Kalilwaena School
Ihd
Fritz Howald
Capoala Pro Toi
Muwotalu
Isits
Rail road Wharf Decision Affirms Condemnation Proceeding
Judge Stanley's ruling in the railroad case declares the company entitled to proceed with condemnation. Findings detail Royal Patent rights to William L. Lee and appurtenant wharf access in Honolulu Harbor, government land boundaries, and potential new wharf frontage from Bishop Estate Marine Railway land, Youmans Estate, Sumner property, and other harbor lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Bunkerin Yeaterday
William L. Lee
Kekualoa
Kamehameha II
Asaigos
Honolulu
Aid
Youmans
Honolulu Harbor
Oahu Railway and Land Company
W. L. Lee
Nunana
Howolulu Harbor
Seid Land
Hovolola Harbor
Nanann
Kamehameha III
Sado
Privy Council
Lnst
L. Gravier
Mapa
Kankaukukai
Kaikaakukui
Bishop Estate
Elawai Inn
Pinga
Avid Lee
Andor
Eistate
Marine Railway
Ward Bishop
Prert
Pacific Mail
Waikiki
Bishop
Uaid Marine Railway
Beire
Sumner
Anid
Ronis Wnd
Bawesianovernment
Samner Ieland
Three Thousand Secured American Ning of Flowers for Expedition
Report on preparations for the Manila expedition shows officers to receive floral tributes with General Merriam to be honored. Ladies committees arrange decorations at Drill Shed and Executive meetings discuss finances and restrictions on intoxicants aboard transports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam
Hutchinson
Afong
Wag
Nichols
U.S
Bennington
Bunkeris
Indies
Mra A_ Fuller
Winterbaker
J M Oat
Grabbe
EB Gilman
J A Gillian
Keunke
Mra Humphreys
Wally
Morgen
Mra Drew
Mink Drew
Mre Wight
Mra
Hi Low
Miss Daniels
Mra Ena
Mins M Damon
Mina N Kitchen
Mre
G Wilder
H Gaun
O L Carter
Clarence Crabbe
Prof. Richards
Kamehameha
J.J. Williams
McCandlosa
Atherton
Baldwin
Haywood
Dillingham
National Guard
Manila
Geo. W. Smith
Andrew Brown
Death of Mrs Evelyn Townsend Wilson Prompted by Heart Trouble
Witwn Dead Charles B Wilson receives community sympathy after the sudden death of his wife Evelyn Townsend Wilson at 7 30 am. She was with childless union, left an only son John H Wilson, funeral arranged by Ed A Williams from Piikoi and Young streets at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wilson
Wilson
Evelyn Townsend
Victoria
Hopolala
Liliuokalani
John H. Wilson
Wugimor
Ed. A. Williams
Artertikor
Piikoi
Young Streets
Chinese warship builds and Honolulu engine shown to visitor
Nan Prancieco Engines Walter J. Brodie of Union Tron Works San Francisco toured Yokohama where two Japanese warships are under construction and observed early mechanical tools as yet rough in finish. He inspected Kamehameha school shops and was impressed by the engine made by the Honolulu Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Brodie
Union Tron Works
San Francisco
Mevenger
China
Yokohama
Kamehameha School
Mr. Brodie
Honolulu
Midnight Burglar Strikes Stores for Money
A midnight prowler damaged windows at Allen & Robinson L. B. Kerr and J. F. Morgan stores, rummaged desks, and scattered papers but took nothing. The break in and a recent post office entry hint at a burglar targeting money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen & Robinson
L. B. Kerr
J. F. Morgan
Herrick hosts painting class joiners Monday evening
Mine Alice a and Herrick invite ladies to join painting classes on Monday at 10 80 p m in the morning visitors may tour Herrick's studio as the Mise Herrick exhibition opens tomorrow morning for those wishing to visit the studio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice A
Herrick
M. C
Lodging Offer At Mechanics' Home In Honolulu
Mechanics' Home on the corner of Hotel and Nunanu streets offers room lodging by day, week, or month. Rates are 60 cents per night with a $1 minimum and 21 25 per work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunanu
Ordera solicited for special menu or dinner pride
Water color and oil art pieces solicited for a special menu or dinner pride event at King Broa., Hotel atroet. The notice indicates a call for artistic works to accompany the occasion, inviting participation from artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordera
King Broa
Hotel Atroet
Grand Steamers Coming From Vancouver Trade Talk
Capt. O Gardiner Johnson of Johnson & Burnett Vancouver arrives aboard Cape Otway with Mrs Johnson to discuss steamship routes linking British Columbia Australia and Asia. He cites Sir Edwin Dawes Evitsish India Steamship Co and New Zealand Shipping Co figures, notes Tartar and Athenian ships in Klondike trade, and hopes for Empress steamers to join the China coast route once capable tonnage is built. Johnson mentions Ocean Wave service Tacoma Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Gardiner Johnson
Johnson & Burnett
Vancouver
British Columbia
Mre. Johnson
Cape Otway
Dodwell, Carlill & Co
Hongkong and Tacoma
Yokohama
Shanghai
Pukehan
City of Seattle
Cleveland
Rosalie
Alee
Ocean Wave
Tacoma
Ublis
Canadian Pacific
Edwin Dawes
Capt
Johnson
Evitish India Steamship Co
Alan Shipping Co
King
Canadian Pacific Railway
O PR
Mr. Haddart
Straits
Todia Company
Klondike
Bowtr
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Ager
Agor
Lowell
Mass
Jaa
F. Morgan
Allevion
Wotlock A
N.f. Urgems
Parigistanel
Horst J
Morgan
Hono
Erie
Honolua Harbor
Am A
Kennedy
Halo
Ahvotuta
Maye
The
Honolulu Cyclery
King Street
Nuide
Royal
Witwn
Nan Prancieco Engines
Dakine Dsolutely Pure
Canada
Australia
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