Tomorrow's Parade Formation Led by Eldredge at Cemetery
The report details tomorrow's march from Grand Army headquarters on King Street to the cemetery. Marshal H Eldredge outlines the column with Lt. Col. Fisher commanding the int regt N G H staff, Hawaiian Band, Maj. G F McLeod in charge, and units Co B Capt O W Ziegler, Co Bavalry G Capt J M Kea, Capt Paul Smith, Maj J W Jones, and other captains including C J McCarthy Arthur Coyne T B Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Eldredge
Grand Army
King Astreet
Col. Fisher
O. W. Ziegler
B. O. White
J. M. Kea
Paul Smith
Naval Battalion and Flagship Band Parade Details
Diverse U S Navy units led by Lt Comdr B Ingoroll and Lieuts Moses McLemore Blinb Brown Coonts Hayworth Kellogg Ellicott marshal a parade with members from Philadelphia Marion and Hawaii ships. Officials including W P Boyd and A M Brown accompany visiting veterans as riders and guards.
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R B
HB. Ingoroll
Vee
Marinos U
Phila
Delphis
Marion
F. J. Moses
Philadelphia
McLemore
3D Co
U.S
J. B. Blinb
Beamen U.S
Long Post
Veterans and Sons of Veterans
B. Dole
Republic of Hawaii
Ellis Mills
Beardelee
Pacific Squadron
W. P. Boyd
Lone
American Solution
of Hawaii
A. M. Brown
Matched Horses to Race for $1000 at Park Event
Mr Cunningham and Mr Hollinger have paired their horses Gladya and Margaret H for a $1000 purse. The heat race will be held at the park Wednesday with best eight in six. Each owner will provide their own animal, and Mr Cunningham will carry weight to offset Mr Hollinger's odds.
Pomona adopts strict liquor license ordinance
A Pomona California ordinance limits saloons to two licenses at 81000 each with 85000 bonds. The measure, opposed by prohibitionists, aims to curb drinking by publicizing patrons and restricting access. Provisions require front-door entry, no rear exits, level fronts, and posting names of those forbidden from sale, with possible affidavits by family members to block a drinker.
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Pomona
Cal
Examiner
Wm. A. Bell
Letter From Auckland Me 0 Aes the Trade
A voyage tale from Auckland describing the city’s hills and harbor, colonial traits, and public amenities. The account notes the murder accusations against Butler, the shipboard amusements, and observations on wages, housing, lighting, and daily life. It mentions the Hagoy Institute, local politics, and ongoing efforts to open a new venture, with social and economic impressions of the period.
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Eprron Bueunrts
Honolulu
Butler
Bristol
New Zealand
Over
Auckland
San Francisco
California
Hyon
Tampa
Labor
Meeting of the Honolulu Cricket Club for smoker plans
A meeting at the Arbing ton Hotel with Dr. Murray presiding and W Thompson as secretary reported a balance of 57.70 and anticipated income. Action set to discuss the building on ing street grounds. A smoker event was approved for Saturday June 5 with a committee named for arrangements. Madam Yule advertised electric mole and wart removal and face bleaching services at the Hagle House.
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Honolulu Cricket Club
Arbington Hotel
Murray
Whompson
Theing Street
Musers
Herbert
Thompson
Essipon
A. St. M. Mackintosh
I.ii. Auerbach
R.A. Jordan
H. Herbert
W.L. Stanley
Wm. Thompson
Madam Yule
Hagle House
Nunann Street
Sho
Funeral Service for Frank Spencer at St Andrew's Cathedral
Funeral services for Frank Spencer were held yesterday afternoon at St Andrew's Cathedral conducted by Rev. Alex Mackintosh with a full choir and organist Wray Taylor. Pallbearers included Gov. Beckley Captain Lorenzen K B G Wallace F W Macfarlane and others. The remains were taken to Waimea this morning by the Kinau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spencer
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Alex. Mackintosh
Wray Taylor
Gov. Beckley
Lorenzen
K. B.G. Wallace
F. W. Macfarlave
Daoncan Meefarlane
Kekipi
John
Waimea
Kinau
Butler's Surprise Court Appearance In Murder Case
The court in Auckland hears affidavits in the Butler murder matter. Butler, accused of killing Preston and Weller in New South Wales, was committed for trial after visaed opaquities during a San Francisco voyage. Newspapers were fined £100 for committal reporting. Butler expected police court inquiry before Sydney trial. he was astonished to learn of imminent jury proceedings. He sought legal counsel, expressing frustration at delays and lack of solicitor access during transit. The New Zealand Herald notes Butler, famed for escape, arrived in Auckland aboard the Mariposa en route to custody.
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Syilavy
Butler
Ayweon
Pera
Frin
Preston
Weller
Snid
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Daily Telegraph
The
Evening News
Star
San Francisco
Sydney
Piscatings
Wld
New Zealand Herald
English Mail
New South Wales
Auckland
Mariposa
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the Evening Bulletin
Sunda
Panett Hokie Nl
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Hollister Drug Co., Ltd
von Holt
King Street
David Dayton
Marchant Street
Willer Avenue
Tonood
Pitkot
Tolet
Francis Dunn
Fort Street
Spreckels
Warhhal Eldredge
Fleet Battalion
G. F. McLeod
J. W. Jones
J. M.camara
C. J. McCarthy
Arthur Coyne
T. B. Murray
U. 8. Naval Battalion
Albert Park
Fountaine Snd
Kauri Gue Fuldes
Hagoy Institute
Ables
Christendom
Islands
Abla
Hawkins
Melbourne
Malloch
J. B, Danrens
HeanAnion
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