Oleomargarine Trade Prompts Sharp Market Debate
A Honolulu importer discusses a fresh shipment of 7000 pounds oleomargarine selling rapidly, while a 10,000 pound consignment arrives. He notes adulteration concerns, limited pure lard use, and the rise of substitutes like lard compound and cotolene, with buyers mainly Chinese restaurants and some grocers. Consumers demand cheaper options amid wary importers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Tostly
Butte
Aguiost
Honolulu
Scattered remarks on lard fat and rendering quality
The passage discusses fat rendering, noting tallow from cattle can be refined with clarifying agents to produce a white fat suitable for imitation batter. It claims the fat is pure and wholesome though the speaker declines to use it at his table.
Stock Arrivals Enrich Honolulu Equine Population
By the W. G. Irwin which arrived in port yesterday after anchoring off Waikiki through the night storm with both anchors out, came a carriage team for Mrs. W. L. Irwin, a fine span for W. G. Lewin, a cream colored baggy for W. M. Giffard and a neat carriage team for C. H. Eldredge. The stock arrived in poor condition but will enhance Honolulu's horse population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Irwin
Waikiki
Mra
WL Irwin
W. G. Lewin
W. M. Giffard
C. H. Eldredge
Honolulu
Storm damage uproots trees across town and district
In yesterday’s ferocious storm, several fruit trees at J. Emerson’s yard in Vinelbowl were uprooted and burned. Other trees with plains in Manon valley suffered notable damage. Logan on Magazine Street reports many fruit trees destroyed. Winds on the worky side of the ish and oud at the Pali remained high all day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Voor
Manon Valley
de Logan
Magazine Street
Berring
Pali
Dr J He Reymond Takes Over Quptin J A Mehrten Premises
Dr J He Reymond has secured the premises on Beretania street opposite Dr Miner's and will use the house for his professional work. The rooms are described as roomy and comfortable and securely locked, enabling him to pursue his practice independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. He. Reymond
Quptin J
Peck Revival Arms Oakland Congregation With Plain Style
Rev H W Peck has attracted largely working men to Oakland audiences. His unwarm oration appeals to the masses and his plain direct style pleases. The congregation is large and signals a revival of interest in the church.
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H. W. Peck
Oakland
To Sail around Gane and nearby yachts depart
The Clytie with W Hobron W Bailey and A W Pearson sails for six days around Oahu. The Ha Vaiii carries B O White Judge A W Carter E R Adams and four native pilots, with arrangements made for the Abbie M to join part of the voyage.
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Clytie
Abbie M
Oahu
W. Hobron
Win, Bailey
A. W. Pearson
B. O. White
A.W Carter
E.R. Adams
HM. Dy
Fleet battalion plans 7:30 muster at Jones square
Companies A B I and G M prepare for a 7 30 evening muster in Jones square with Lieut Jacobsen in command as Captain White of B isonwell and the band are unavailable due to other duties.
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Jones
Dmin Corpy
Bisonwell
Jacobsen
Japanese Couple Targeted in Midnight Burglary
Detectives traced a bold theft at a Vineyard cottage where Kamiyama and his wife kept funds and clothing in a dozen Japanese trunks. The thief fled as officers arrived, with Kamiyama suspecting a local Japanese customer acted after learning of the couple’s seven year savings, while a white thief would have sought different tools.
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Kamiyama
Miss Lacy Peabody
Kamiyawa
Bia
Kanpo
Japan
KamMiyama
Kaimiyama
Kaniyama
Apor
Kanon
Hoe
Gouw
Te Molo Teachers Meeting in Honolulu High School
Honolulu teachers invited to recall the purpose of tonight's program to assist every teacher in need without money or price. Micy Kelley will recite this evening. All friends of education are invited.
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Tecchers
Honoulu
Wight
Honolulu
Micy Kelley
Pdawition
Makeo Island Concert Attendance Dips On Blustery Night
A blustery evening kept attendance light at the Makeo Island concert last night. The band will perform again at Thomas Square tonight and the usual concert is scheduled at Eine Square on Saturday afternoon.
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Makeo Island
Thomas Square
Eine Square
L W Hough Returns From Eastern Vacation Abroad
L W Hough of the Hebron Deng Company will return by the Jeptic on the 25th from a vacation spent in the Staten. He has been away about two months and visited major eastern cities. He reports himself in good health. He traveled alone as his family stayed in Honolulu.
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L. W. Hough
Hebron Deng Company
Staten
Mr. Hough
Hinself
Honolulu
Improvement at Hawaiian News Company Offices
Aline More com notes a major renovation at the Hawaiian News Company with rear wall removal and office rearrangement to create more space and comfort for holiday operations. The firm plans a grand display of Christmas novelties this year.
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Hawaiian News Company
Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society Meeting Called
Emerson has called a meeting of the Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society to be held at 7:30 Saturday evening at the residence of W. A. Bowen. Mrs. W. C. Noble will speak on clean work in North China and letters from members in foreign lands will be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society
W. A. Bowen
W. C. Noble
Pou Ting Fa
North
China
Government refers revisions to minister for submission to Tokyo
The government has referred its revisions to Minister Shimura's protocol to the Japanese representative and will submit them to Tokyo at once. Li Dao Ao approves the amendments, likely the final one, with papers to be signed by Hawaii and the whale matter prepared for preliminary arbitration arrangements.
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Shimamura
Tokio
Li Dao Ao
Hawaii
Beug House For A B Losne Of Lowa Heads To Hilo
Beug House for A B Losne of Lowa traveled to the Islands about a month ago and has now gone to Hilo to explore opportunities for another drag. He is impressed with Hilo’s prospects and its future outlook. Mr Lowe sold his drag house in Lowa and moved to the Islands to locate.
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A.B. Losne
Lowa
Hilo
Lowe
Vagrant Pleads Not Guilty to Added Vagrancy Charge
A vagrant named Mahonhoa was fined £25 and costs for peddling check tickets. He pleaded not guilty yesterday to an additional vagrancy charge. This morning he asked Judge Wilcox to allow him to change the plea to guilty, which was done. The case remains pending as the court awaits the next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahonhoa
Juilpe Wilcox
Death in milk pail debated over cattle inoculation
A local official alleges tuberculin inoculation of dairy cattle causes a dysentery epidemic. He argues the tuberculin test worsens cow health and taints milk, while experts debate the practice amid calls for a full discussion before continuing inoculations. The piece cites cases from New Bedford and Nawtucket and warns of future bowel illness.
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Board of Health
Germany
Sager Matters and Reports at Annual Session
The organization will convene in a regular session at 10 o clock on Monday the second. All reports focus on sager matters and investigations. It is understood that no important departures will be discussed this year. The agenda will interest plantition managers.
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Hawaiiin Sager Matteras ™ Association
Kilvlaon Ape League Exhibition Paintings Reception
Art works by Lrowme Rabibitior will be received at rooms over Pregloau's nest Monday for the satan exhibition. Pieces will hang during the week with a first view, or opening, scheduled for the evening of the Lith.
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Satan
Kilvlaon
Pregloau’s Nest
Hong
First View
Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co Promises No Poor Work Left
A brief notice from the Hawaiian Cycle and Manufacturing Company states a policy of ensuring quality by preventing any substandard work from leaving the shop. The message emphasizes strict production standards and accountability within the facility.
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Tratelas
Toe Alto
Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Company
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