See Yep Fourth Dialect Clan Hospital Opens in Palama
A two story club house and hospital for the See Yep Fourth Dialect Chinese clan will be built on King Street Palama by the See Yeps. The project costs about 8000 dollars and aims to care for sick and distressed members of the clan with a government charter backing the venture. A general clan meeting and officer selection will occur in December to inaugurate the asylum and consolidate Fourth Dialect people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent Society i
King Street
Oahu
Palama
Canton
Honolulu
Lau Chong
Quong Sam Kee Co
King and Hotel Steeeta
Dr. Sun
Goo Kim
Able
Ki Chong
Yepa
Dintects
Lecture Cancelled By Rain At Kaumakapili Church
Bad weather spoiled Mrs Edward's final entertainment at Kaumakapili church last evening. About six to ten people attended before the lecture was called off after an hour. Receipts were returned to those who had bought tickets. Mrs Edward will not appear again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Acadard
Kaumakapili Church
Wnh
Twenty seven Red Men charter members on display windows
A group photo of twenty seven charter members of the local tribe of Red Men is exhibited in the Pacific Hardware Company windows. The piece, clear and strong, was created by William. Four art members could not be present for the knitting. The Honolulu branch of the order is in flourishing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribe of
Red Men
Pacific Hardware Company
Dad
Willian
Honolulu
Order
Claws of Theosophists Meet at Harmony Hall
About a dozen people attended a Theosophate meeting at Harmony Hall last night led by Mr. Marques who started a new course of studies. A large number were reading books from the society library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theosophiate
Harmony Hall
Campbell Blok Purchases 35 Foot Front on King Street
Campbell Blok and Jorons Campbell acquire a 35 foot front strip at King Street behind Chis Holm’s harness shop adjoining their existing parcel. Plans outline a two story block on the double lot. One unit may house McChesney & Sons with a retail grocery operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorons Campbell
Austin Estite
Chisholm
King Street
McChesney & Sons
Temple of Fashion Owner Plans Return From Portugal Trip
M. G. Silva proprietor of Temple of Fashion will return by the Australia next Tuesday from a five months visit to his old home at St. Michaels. He toured Madeira and nearby islands and visited many parts of Portugal on a very pleasant trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Silva
Temple of Fashion
Australia
St. Michaels
Madeira
Schilling's Best Tea and Baking Powder Endorsement
A reader touts Schilling's Best tea as the best value for the money and praises Schilling's Best baking powder as unmatched for cost and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Japanese laborers dispatched to plantations after Riojan Maru voyage
The contract Japanese arrived on the steamship Riojan Maru have been assigned to plantations. Ewe plantation received 161 men and 38 women, Horoma 100 men and 25 women, Haiku Sugar Co 50 men and 13 women, Dr Wight 13 men and 4 women, Olowalu 15 men 3 women 3 children, Ookala 60 men 14 women, Panabau 26 men 3 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewe Plantation
Horoma
Haiku Sugar Co
Wen
Dr. Wight
Olowalu
Ookala
Sod Panabau
Lectures Planned at Kamehameha School for Boys
Special arrangement brings May T. Garvin to the Kamehameha School for Boys to deliver a series on biblical topics. The first talk was held last night with the entire school in attendance and weekly sessions are planned for months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Garvin
Kamehameha School For Boys
Builder Plans Fine Barn and Residence in Makiki
The timer i Mokke, W. L. Hopper is constructing a fine barn on his Makiki property to serve as a residence. He plans to add a commodious dwelling house to the premises in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hopper
Appeal Remitted in Chancery Case to Amend Bill of Exceptions
Supreme Court remands a chancery appeal to the circuit court to permit an amendment to supply an inadvertent omission in the bill of exceptions. It restores the trial court’s power to amend the bill, with Justices and counsels named in the decision. Other cases noted include refusals of new trials and a counter bill in Fernandes v Silva, plus sentences in opium and other offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J A. Magoon
Chitoing Estate
Abmj
Circuit Court
White
Taren
Trial Court
Perry Eat
Whiting
Judd
A. G. Corres
Amelin
Silva
Kinney & Ballou
Cecil Brown
Charlotte Boyd
John Gandall
Ab Koon
Honolulu
E. P. Dole
Lo Sin
Waianae
Rane
Legal notes on exceptions and a murder trial
William Enssie and Otto Schmidt by attorney Paal Neumann file exceptions to statements in their suit against Washoe Sugar Co. Judge Perry rules for plaintiff in Julia Sooner Ricera suit. Jonathan Spooner the defendant also files exceptions. The Schlei murder trial remains before Judge Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Enssie
Otto Schmidt
Paal Neumann
Washoe Sugar Co
Perry
Julia Sooner Ricera
Jonathan Spooner
Schlei
Hart & Co. Ltd elects officers and directors
The new stock company of Hart & Co., Ltd. has elected officers including President James Steinar and Vice President George W. Sith. J. F B. Clay serves as secretary, C. J. Ladwigeen as treasurer, and A. V. Gear as auditor. Hol, Towse, and W. Savidge form the Board of Directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Stock Company of Hart & Co., Ltd
James Steinar
George W. Sith
J. F B. Clay
C.J. Ladwigeen
A. V. Gear
Hol
Towse
W. Savidge
Board of Directora
Poilee Court Hems Detainments And Fines In Sessions
Judge Wilcox reprimands Jalin Oabral for beating her step-daughter. Akon and Chou You detained on opium charges, bonds set for the eighth. J K Mahosion fined twenty five dollars for peddling chess tickets with vagrancy case pending. Pannonn pleads guilty to cruel mule driving, sentence suspended and prosecution proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No Orresta
Jalin Oabral
Wilcox
Akaon
Chou You
J. K. Mahosion
Corta
Pannonn
Captain Penhallow Visits Alaska During Klondike Run
While the Alice Cooke delivered 1625 tons of supplies to St Michaela for Klondike miners Captain Penhallow spent a month there. He met various gold hunters including Mr Orr who had spent five years at Dawson city and brought down sixty pounds of pure gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honoluru
Penhallow
Alice Cooke
Alaska
St. Michaela
Klondike
Mr. Orr
Dawson City
Trade prospectus seeks Hawaiian agency for manufactor firm
Senhor Cavavarro received a letter from a large firm of manufacturers at Lishou inviting a suitable Hawaiin agent. The firm asks for the address of a reputable house to entrust its agency. Cavavarro will recommend the field and provide correspondents with several local house names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senhor Cavavarro
Manufactordra
Lishou
Mrs Vide Buys Half of Lot on Pensacola Street
Mrs Vide closes a deal with L and Tracy for the half lot on Pensacola street at 85000 dollars. She plans to establish a residence there and will commence building after transfers of other estates are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. &. Tracy
Pensacola Street
John M. Tracy Reports Health Improvement in Seattle Visit
John M. Tracy, son of the Port street merchant, who left in September aboard the Robert Lewers for a trip, writes from Seattle that he is greatly improved and enjoying a jolly time. He likely will extend his Northwest visit by several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Tracy
Port Street
Robert Lewers
Seattle
Northwest
Arrest of Win Sing for Larceny to be Heard
Win Sing is to be tried before Judge Wilcox in district court on a first degree larceny charge. He is accused of stealing 200 from Joe Castivo, with J L Kwalu kou to defend him. The Hawaiian Cycle and Manufacturing Co. is noted for high quality repair work and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Sing
Wilcox
Fiat
Joe Castivo
J. L. Kwalukou
Hin
Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co
Ewa 10 Double Its Stock Capital Rise to 2 Million
The Ewa plantation plans to double its capital from one million to two million, a major move affecting stock. Trading began with strong activity and high prices as insiders expect a 15 to 20 percent yield. Auction room notes list several transfers including Makaweli and Oahu Sugar holdings and multiple buyers at Morgan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewa Plantation
Will Orisen
Ewa
Morgan
Osha Sugar Co
Annesendle
Tod
B. Atherton
Willard KE. Brown
Makaweli Sugar Co
A. J. Campbell
Do. O. A. Peterson
J. B Atherton
Pacific Sugar Mill
Wivehares
George D. Gear
Luter Island
Waimanalo Sugar Co
Jamon Ff
Beart Harbor Expedition Departed At Dawn
President Dole Minister Sowall Consul-General Haywood and George BR Carter sail from port in the yacht Bonn Diudes at nine o clock the party faced a rough sea and a hard up trip along the peninsula while a survey detail at Bord Halnud and a return to the city are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
Sowall
Haywood
George BR. Carter
Bonn
Poort Harbor
Lanebow
Bengington
Bord ‘Halnud
Boiler Shop Injury At Hoonlale Troy Works
Janes McKay, an employee in the boiler shop, was accidentally injured yesterday. He was assisted home and is expected to recover in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes McKay
Hoonlale Troy Works
McKey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ayer
Hoitster Drug Co. Ltd
The
Republic of Hawaii
Jas
F. Morgan
Glass
Chine
Patrie
Queen Street
Navy
Kamehameha's
Kalakaua
Balesroon
Tod P
Jas F. Morgan
Collee and Tea Co
Kona Hawaii
Etlons
Semaurialg
Feast Tauie
Foe
Volses
Sears
Authvorn
Jas. F
Morgan, Auetlonger
Canton Province
Brat
HL Hackford & Cy
Honolua
Gero
Bia
Japan
Campbell Blok
Omim
Aibebater
Adirences
Royal
Mem
Atlee Cooke
Vide
Peo
EWA 10
Shhareholders
Tone
Beart Harbor
Jim Methay Tur Ims