Public Lands Auction Postponed for Pouhala Lot Sale
Public Lands notice announces sale of a 15 acre Pouhala parcel in Ewa Oahu at 12 noon in front of the Judiciary Building with 200 upset price payable in U S gold coins. Postponements to Nov 4 1899 and later indefinite postponement are stated by the Commissioners of Public Lands Secretary E S Boyd.
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Judiciary Building
Pouhala
Ewa
Oahu
Mauka
OLR. & L. Co
U. S
Public Lands Office
Honolulu
Commissioners Public Lands
Commissioners of Public Lands
Public Lands Notice and Hawaii Executive Order
Public Lands notice from OLAA PUNA HAWAII about public auction of about 59 lots in New Olan Tract with upset prices and ten year terms postponed to November 1899. Also a Foreign Office notice publishing an executive order suspending Hawaiian lands sales and nullifying sales after Annexation, with refunds to purchasers.
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Tea
Court House
Hilo
Hawaii
New Olan
Main Road
Public Lands Office
J. F. Brown
Public Lands
United States of America
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Town Football Club Plans Meeting For Players
Manager OC Crane calls a meeting of his men at 7 30 tomorrow evening in the YMCA. The players are eager to get to work for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Bia
M. C
Troops Sail to Manila as 1400-Plus Regiment En Route
In port today four thousand troops head to Manila including the Grant Tacoma and Relief ships. The Twenty sixth Volunteer Regiment from Massachusetts led by Colonel Rice sails with about 1400 men and a 25-piece band. Rice formerly commanded the Nineteenth Massachusetts and served in Virginia. the unit has early recruitment from New York and Rhode Island.
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Manila
Honolulu
Tacoma
Sherman
Grant
San Francisco
Platteborg
Lake Champlain
New York
Edmund Riceie
Chusette
Rhode I Island
Rice
John W. Boardman
Philippines
Massachusetts
Virginia
Wcame
Miles
Trapaport Sherman
Aztec
Relief
Hongkong
Arrests and migrants jumble in local court and islands
A clerk named Fred Inukes was arrested on a forgery charge relating to a note for about 300. Bail set at 1000. Major Inukes, a hotel manager, was en route to town. Separately, reports detail transplant attempts in Guam with Governor Safford receiving a large plant shipment, some plants reportedly dying or misassigned. Tensions rise over Spanish and Portuguese contract labor aboard the Victoria, with accusations of underpayment and unclear contracts. officials confirm two immigrant groups, most are stowaways, while regular contract workers report no trouble.
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Fred Inukes
J.a.magoon
Major Inukes
Waialas
David Haughe
W. E. Safford
Guam
Safford
Haughe
United States
Bennington
Ganm
Mr. Safford
Mexico
Guaai
Oaha
Honolulu
Victoria
Abu
Portu
F.A. Schaefer
O. H. Henjes
Spain
G. Irwin
Irwin
Chavo
Osha
Oliva Kane Arrest Ties to Bergersen Scheme
Oliva Kane, former Bergersen collector for the machine man, was arrested on a serious charge after being discharged recently and continuing to collect money in Bergersen's name. A Japanese customer refused to pay an 85 instalment on a machine as the bad piety paid amount to Bergerson, with Captain Kekai present to arrest Kane.
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Oliva Kane
Bergersen
Kane
Bergerson
Kekai
Ines
Ane
Makiki Recreation Grounds Baseball Game Big Match
Everybody is invited to a 3 30 p m game at the Makiki recreation grounds between the Stars and a team from Sherman. The band of the large white transport will play during the game. Sherman players include track team members. The Stars recently returned from a successful trip to Hilo. A lively game is anticipated this afternoon.
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Makiki Recreation Grounds
Stars
Sherman
Hilo
Inquiry to be Held on Chinese Fisherman Death
Deputy Marshal to notify Cho Gum and five other leading Chinese merchants to appear at the police station tomorrow to form a jury investigating the death of a Chinese fisherman run down by the steamer Alameda. The missing body is believed lost to sharks.
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Cho Gum
Alameda
Moseley to Stay in Honolulu After Pacific Tour
M. Moseley F. B. Mossley, once with California troops, passed through here a year and a half ago and now returns to Honolulu from Peking. He planned to go to the States but will remain a week to meet friends, having spent time in the Army of the Philippines and then turning to mining. He will soon go back to the Philippines to settle. Moseley was in San Mateo when Princes T P Cumming George Allen and several Hawaiian boys were there at school.
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F. B. Mossley
California
Honolulu
Peking
Mr. Moseley
States
Moseley
Pilippines
Philippines
San Mateo
T.P. Cumming
Geo. Allen
Soldier Charged With Larceny In Town
Chas Vex, a soldier from the Loelnman contingent with horses, was arrested yesterday on a flour theft charge. Vex claimed a citizen offered twenty five cents to transport the flour to a designated place. Deputy Marshal awaited him. the case postponed to tomorrow to summon Lieut Corey, the soldiers’ commander.
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Chas
Vex
Loelnnan
Marabal
Lieut
Corey
Co B Team Scrambles Over McCarthy Medal Scores
Three members of Co B’s team in Saturday’s McCarthy medal shoot are puzzled by low scores. Sam Johnson, who usually scores at least 40, posted 39. Drummond and Sproat, top players, had multiple misses including three 3s and 4s, though all were in full form for the event.
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Co. B
Sam Johnson
Drummond
Sproat
Clever capture of runaway horse at government works
Mounted patrolman Sidney Smith pursued a frightened horse pulling a Union Express wagon through Nuanu and Kuakini Street after it bolted from the Government Electric Light Works. The daring chase ended with the capture of the runaway near Kuakini Street.
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Sidney Smith
Union Express
Government Electric Light Works
Nuvanu
Paseiog Smith
Kuakini Street
Government troops win near Coro as rebels hold La Victoria
Caracas reports claim government forces secured a victory near Coro on September 25 while revolutionary supporters insist the situation is altered, noting rebel forces commanded by General Cipriano Castro are entrenched at La Victoria about 150 miles away.
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Veorsuele Hevoration
Caracas
Coro
Cipriano Caatro
la Victoria
Earthquakes and Floods Hit Calcutta Outskirts
Earth wakes, floods, and landslides near Darjeeling and the lower foothills cause great alarm at night. No fewer than sixty natives perished as the disaster unfolded in the Sep 95 event.
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Ploodas
Calcutta
Darjeorlin
Colusa Libel Shows Cargo Value About 22000
A court libel filed yesterday against the cargo of the American bark Colusa is valued at about 22000. The document was sent to Sheriff Baldwin of Maui for service, filed on behalf of the Kahului Railway Co. This is the third libel involving the Colusa, following actions by Willer Steamship Co. and related scows used to move the cargo ashore.
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Kinau
Colusa
Fbel
Sheriff Baldwin
Maui
Karhulut Railway Co
Willer Steamship Co
Kahulut Railway Co
Local officials condemn contractor conduct in dispute
A partial quotation shows an authority accusing malcontents and warning that their contracts are not acceptable. The remark hints at friction surrounding project management and compliance, with emphasis on accountability and potential consequences for failing to meet standards.
New Dominion Play Delights With Quiet Humor
Fragmented OCR recalls a local theater piece titled New Dominion. The piece centers on Mr Ciaments and a love interest, with a note about a performance at Wall Street Co tomorrow night and shared audience anticipation for a restrained, reserved comedy.
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Ciaments
Inez
Notable Day Among Soldiers and Friends in Town
S gates, freight agent of the O R L Co, joined Captain Newberry and Fraod D Newberry in a long social day. They enjoyed beer after the march, a bath at Wills cottage, a free lunch at Wickey, a ride with General John Buckley’s stable, and dinner at the Hawaiian hotel before a last exchange at the boat landing, a red letter day for Will.
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S Gates
Genera
Af Co. A
Sith Inf
Fraod D. Newberry
Weill
Col. Campbell
Wills Cottage
Wickey
John Buckley
Punchbowl's Brow
Pee Ares
Will
Posey Remedy for Eye Nose Throat Catarrh Claims
The fragment mentions Dr Posey and a remedy for eye nose throat catarrh described as a “Muon tea” ingredient. It appears as a medical claim or advertisement in a historical newspaper snippet. Reach for archival context would note 19th or early 20th century language and product naming.
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Dr. Posey
Fred Naylor Returns from Kauai Boiler Work
Fred Naylor the boilermaker has completed extensive work in Kauai and returned from Hleele today.
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Fred Naylor
Kauai
Hleele
Kos Driver Fined for Drinking in Police Court Forenoon
Hubert Kos a back driver was fined ten dollars and costs in the Police Court this forenoon for being drank to bin back. At the time of arrest a soldier was drivin p Kos bins Fabe being in the bac keal.
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Hubert Kos
Drivin P Kos
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.S. Boyd
S. Boyd
Orter Commissioners of Public Lands
Public
Olaa
Puna
Typgrtot
E.S. BO
Foreign Office
Department of State
Washington, D. C
E. A. Mott-Smith
Department of Foreign Affairs
Washington
William McKinley
Alvey A. Adee
Sapford
Twenty-Sixth Regiment
Makes Sugar Co
Lock Chew- Appeal
Kubey Estate Matters
Lunallio Estate Saes
Buckley
Bulliven
Ia Sleo
Kubey
H. J. Kubey
Kapiolani Park
Sophie Hunter Kabalasha
Manuel Silveira Persitn
Kobayashi
W. H. Pease
J. C. Carter
Foroury
Houghs
Honolula
Wentom
Amasksall
M. Moseley
Ove
Hamilton
Brown Shoe
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort St
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