Brotherhood of Man Preached in World Tour Sermon
An evangelist publicized the Brotherhood of Man message during a longstanding world tour, lecturing in Honolulu and Europe. He traveled through Hawaii, the Far East, and Europe, preaching a global brotherhood with banners reading The World is a Neighborhood and The Parliament of Man on his front and back sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sollet
Mongolia
Thin Hyori
New
Ot Et Louch
Sheri Jaret
Permitlpeice
United States
Mt. van Kit Eareton
Taft
View
Sheri Jarrett
Honotu
Hawaii
Far East
Parliament of Man
Local Names Appear in May Listings Across Towns
A fragmented schedule lists attendees and residents from Lihue, Hilo, Lahaina, Wahtawa, and nearby places for May events. Names include J WL Moragne, Rice, Geo Brown, Conroy, Watt, Hind, Hind, Duckworth, Fleming, Howell, and others across Kealla Kaual Papasion Kohida and Wahtawa areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J WL Moragne
Lihue
Keual
AH. Rice
Kata
Geo
Brown
City
Sherettea
MS. Harry
Coburn
Elecie
Hi Fatrehild
Kealla
Kaual
Robert Hind
Mawali
D. Metager
Miies
Conroy
Hilo
John Watt
Olan
L. Weinsheimer
Lahaina
Guy Duckworth
Papasion
G. O Kinney
Kohida
J. Fleming
Wahtawa
Hugh Howell
Walluka
Mite
M. Cleaves
Oakland
Cal
AB Yond
Walston
Templeton
AM. Aldrich
Los Angeles
Aug. Johnson
William Watson
New York
Bend
J. Indiana
Colle
Mise W. ©. Smith
W. Walker
Dawehier
Tibbing and Wife
Eraded
San Francis
C. PL
McAvoy
Watertown
A. Mt. Amarich
Lee Aogelan
Mra. J. Sebulmnleter
Unclear list at the Hawaiian Saturday event
Fragmentary names and places appear in a rough tally from the Hawaiian venue on Saturday May 26, including several individuals and locations such as London Eng Kauai Ma and Wahawa. The text is garbled with missing context and unclear actions or outcomes.
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Frank Speaight
London
Eng
Jotta
Kauai
Aemith
Mawals
W. Hi
Priogly
Wahlawa
John Swift
Lellenus
Peter Lorance
Jehu
The Chorus Lady in Meitae Company Tonight
The Meitae company presents The Chorus Lady by Hans Stahl with star Marger Stahl in a NY style production. The show follows a chorus girl amid ups and downs and includes a second act drawing room scene revealing makeup and stage life behind the scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meitae
Hans Stahl
Aed Nikde
New York
Pat Wit
Yahiie
Ear Inn
Local and General News Summary From Public Notices
A fragmentary local update references a saloon dispute and a case involving a guard at an insane asylum. It also notes a church event at Saint Clement’s Parish Home and a Hawaiian band concert at Emma Square. Other items mention Annapolis candidates, naval academy admissions, Pearl Harbor bill discussions, and cables between Governor Frear and Senator Kubla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
H. Berl
Guild of St. Clement's
Tr Jy
Jasin Ellis Lande
Annapolis Naval Academy
Penston
Inet
Naval Academy
Mae Wall
Chamber of Commerce
George C. Perkink
gen.Sinn
Senate
Governor Front
Kubla
Frear
Mongolia Liner Mongolla Arrives Honolulu With Passengers and Cargo
The Mongolia calls at Honolulu before noon with 71 cabin and 9 steerage passengers among large freight and autos. The ship carries 1,000,000 rounds of small arm ammunition and 4,000 tons of central cargo plus government freight. Captain Morton on leave, HF Rice takes command. other officers noted, including Captain Kitt in past service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nif
postamMce
Mongolia
Manila
Uncle Sam
Henry E. Morton
Toynee
Ineland
Rice
Caytain Kitt
China
Kay Ie
Julia Atherton
Uke Mon- Teolie
KJ. Muthly
W. Peacock & Co
Malniamil
Funda
Robert Bhroxs
John F. Coburn
Cupid
Nim
Colburn
Aett An Powel
J. A. Raper
Miesentriog Soatett Nletor
Hawaiian Opera House hosts notable touring party
Hawaiian News details a diverse set of travelers arriving aboard the Mongolia and other vessels. Notables include AL and WHEL Nicolare leading a troupe, Judge Johnson and wife, Commander Shipley with family, and Count and Countess Han Pierre on a round the world tour. The Mongolia brings Airwickee with a five-atlowst type installation, while Campbell reports the apparatus functioning well amid recent conditions. Passengers communicate with friends ashore as they reach port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian News Company
Whel Nicolare
Nicola Company
Alent Eivertainess
W. P. Roth
Hoobolusg Pamengere
FL. Waldron
Mre. Waldron
W. Medemann
M. G. Poater
Mongolia
M.S AL Prank
Mantia
Johnson
Maniia
Piimenger
Commander
Shipley
TB. N
Tokio
Wite
Ani Dayehter
Han Pierre
Paris
Orient
France
Europe
Cauters
Campbell
Mainland clubs lead in National and American leagues
Pittsburg and Philadelphia stand ahead in the national and American leagues with the latest standings showing both clubs ahead in their respective series. May 2 percentages and exact positions are partially clotted but indicate continued strong performance for both teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Correction of Nippon Cable Resignation Confusion
Tokyo cable error misreported Premier Bone resignation and acceptance by the Emperor. Papers here say Song Hee was premier, but he never held that post. Terauchi was noted, later identified as Resident-General of Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Whchh
Bone
Sone
Korea
No!an -Promier
Song Hee
Terauch
Maui Farmer Taken to Hospital After Severe Sore
Special correspondence from Wailuku Maui reports Samuel T Kelapa a Kilawa Kanal farmer moved from Pauwola last year was admitted to Malulani Hospital for a severe sore under his right armpit. He had been working hard after feeling well a few weeks ago but worsened prompting medical advice and hospital visit. Interment set for Catholic Cemetery King Street with Townsend Underaking Parlors handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuku
Maui
Samuel T. Kelapa
Kilawa
Kanal
Pauwola
Malulani Hospital
Hawaii Will Sets Sail Tomorrow for Pacific Race
The Hawaiian delegation plans a departure tomorrow with Ben Pedra to skipper the entry for Hawaii in the upcoming Pacific race. Capitan Willer aims to reach Honolulu in about a day and a half, allowing ample time to ready the yacht. Entries include Winsome Sweethen Biward Gwendolyn La Vasiere Hawawai and possibly the Lurline. A wireless plant may be installed to report progress from ship to shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Pedra
Hawaii
Capitaie Willer
Mitoau
Honoluu
Bevon Yachts
la Vajiere
Tacoma
Lamina
Laboise
Winsome
Sweethen Biward
Gwendolyn
la Vasiere
Haewail
Powalbly
Lurline
Canon Ault Named to Succeed Bliss in Lake the Place
The article reports Canon Ault of Maul being offered the vacancy left by Rev. Birks at Spokania. Bishop Resturick endorsed the transfer to Lake the, with W. Ht. fiiine not returning to Monofiht and Bt Andrew's vestry members involved. Public reaction notes Canon Ault's popularity and recognition in Honolulu.
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Canon Ault
Maul
Resturick
W. Ht
Fiiine
Monofiht
Andrew
Mishio
Birks
Spokania
Manadil
Hobolulu
May Memorial and Mongolia Dispatch Highlight Pacific News
A May memorial service is announced at St Clement's Church Watkstreet for tomorrow afternoon. The Mongolia bound for Manila via Yokohama departs at 6 PM with troops, Japanese poachers, cargo for the Philippine port, and large shipments of timber and automobiles. Admiral Ricks awaits retirement date as a successor is not yet named.
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T. May
England
St Clement's Ehareh
Cornir
Wilder Avenuea Watkstreet
Mongolia
Manie
Jupath
Aix O'Clock
Wort
Vladda
Weanof
East
Manila
Philippine
Honolulu
Ymbour
Ricks
Hoos
Monetaly
Rees
Shipping Movements from Foreign Ports Report
The report lists arrivals and sails at several ports with dates in May and April. Vessels from Matukona, Mia, Hilo, and San Francisco are noted, including Bohr of W. H. Marston and Wilder from San Francisco, with several arrivals in May and late May.
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Ban Francisco
Bktne
Temgard
Matukona
Bohr
W. H. Marston
Mia
SAN Francheco
Blorra
Monolalis
Grave Harbor
Bohooney O. M. Kellogg
Hilo Imamukona
Wilder
San Francisco
Port
Shipping News From Distant Ports And Arrivals
A belabored shipping log lists sailings to and from multiple ports including Norfolk Vancouver San Francisco and Hong Kong with vessel names and voyage dates in late May to June. Passengers and crews such as J. D. Tddker Nua from Nantubent and numerous names are noted among arrivals and departures across Pacific routes.
Waterfront Shipping Notes and Arrivals
A late edition item lists arrivals and shipments from San Francisco to Hawaii ports, detailing vessels such as the American editioner Marida Jetta and Pacific Mail liner Keres. It notes cargoes including lumber, sugar, sacks of goods, and mixed merchandise, with routes via Mundulu and Kona, listing ships and ports from San Francisco, Hawaii, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marida Jetta Shipmant of Lumber and’ General
Honospy
San Francisco
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