Kindercarners Annual Meeting Reflects Fundraising Effort
The Free Kindergarten and Children’s Aid Association held its annual meeting at MC A hall with large attendance. Mrs. Hyde presided, and Mrs. Wood kept minutes as officers reviewed finances for Castle Home and Nursing fund. The treasurer noted rising needs amid hard times, urging untiring work to raise funds for Castle Home and ongoing operations in Ha wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freee Kindergarten and
Children's Aid Amociation
C. M. Hyde
A.B. Wood
Ansoeration
Meafiyde
Miss Coan
Mra. A.B Wood
Nurewry Anancial
Frear
Freac
Ha: Wold
Fourth District Campaign Opened With Big Luau in Panoa Valley
Hundreds of voters attended a Republican meeting at Manau Panon valley last night. A luau followed by speeches featured R N Boyd and speakers Paul Isenberg and others attacking Home Rule and urging support for Republican candidates and annexation.
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Big Luau
Panoa Valley
Manau Panon Valley
R. N. Boyd
Jonah Kalaniunuole
Hoyd
Lst
Paul Isenberg
Hiad
Tay
Republican Party
Ly McCandleas
Board of Wealth
Vrittelam
Kaco
Lost Record Wakes and Estate Disputes Across Kraft Devisees
Complex probate notes reveal Mary Grein leaving property and multiple claims among Kraft heirs. Includes court motions in the Hawaiian Trust case, issues over original xenographic notes, and a pending distribution plan by administrator W. L. Howard with bids on real property in Honolulu. Also mentions registration urged for November voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinney
Frances Washburn
Laguarde
Teuneuse
Pupowe
Hal Bige Jow
Movant
George Lucua
Adavit
Robinson
Melbourne
Australia
Loreal
Washington Mercantile Co
Smith & Lewis
Laura C. Green
Mary EK. Green
Abe Istor
Testatrix
W. L. Howard
Kraft
Poti Hone
Ferdinand Kraft
Uwe
Honolulu
Jon H. Judge
New York City
Fritale Kraft
Parang
Tors Rington
Ton
Clalre
Dolphin Catch on Ke Au How Steamer After Kauai Trip
The Ke Au How returned from Kauai this morning and a dolphin was caught by aline in the holder behind the vessel. The fish, hooked fast in the eye, showed a display of color as it died, with officers noting the changes in hues.
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Kauai
Wille Uldas
Bal
Vale
He Denies It Four Lightfoot Statement On Cook
Lightfoot law partner of J A Magoon spoke today denying involvement with Cook the Advertiser driver. He says he went to the stand in the morning and afternoon to learn if Cook had spoken and that he did not see Cook and never mentioned any action against him. He describes meeting Blac burn and Campbell and notes no anger or haste in his mood.
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Wilcox
Washington
Wnt
Aylett
Woo
W. W. Harris
Molokai
Heb
Chillingworth
Jonah Kulantanaole
Clarence Crabbe
Theerritorial Central Committee
Long
Andraie
Home Rule Party
Kanuha
Cupid Wan
Sone
Wilccoe
Republican Party
Lightfoot
J. A. Magoon
Cook
Waye Aald
Blacburn
Campbell
Ata
Lawrdn
West
Kentwell Resigns From Home Rule Nomination
The Executive Committee of the Home Rule Party in Honolulu reports Kentwell resigning as a candidate for the Legislature due to business obligations. He states he cannot continue and wishes the party success in November as votes are counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopotulus
Get
Home Rule Party
Honolulu
Mosce
LK Kent WL. Ee
Polo Tomorrow at Neant Park Pole Match Shows Blues and Whites
A polo match is slated for tomorrow afternoon at Neant Park featuring the Blues and Whites. Ten minute periods will mark the game with Mine 8 and players including Dillingham Judd and Irvine listed among the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne ‘Ant Park
Making of Citizens Judge Promulgates Oath Procedure
Judge Katee issued a written order requiring all officers in court to stand during the oath for new citizens. Citizens named include William A. Roberts Ragland Manuel Souza John G Correa J A R Vierra Joseph Castro and Thomas Castro. Court adjourned to 2 P M tomorrow for further naturalizations. The judge noted the process should be purely national not political. He contrasted the Constitution with the Magna Carta and warned that a good Englishman cannot be a good American. Voter registration urged with a reminder to register early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katee
Negligence Alleged in Crushing Fall on Bark Agolus
Eward Campbell stevedore sues H Flackfeld Co in admiralty for 47500 damages for wages lost after a loaded coal truck tilted off a faulty rope on the Norwegian bark Avenue. The accident, July 29, 1902, in Hawaii district, left Campbell crippled and unable to work. case to proceed with process of examination without costs bond on Friday the 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaward Campbell
Nia Proctor
Philip J. Parley
Hat
Bel
H. Flackfeld & Co
Barreson
Hawaii
Capne Datel
Waell
Katee
Cash Leal Couple Wed at Catholic Cathedral
The marriage of C. A. Cash, foreman of the Mutual Telephone Co., and Mrs Bella Leal occurred at the Catholic Cathedral. The couple are spending their honeymoon in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cash
Mutial Telephone Co
Bella Leal
Catholic Cathedral
Mr Cash
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kindercarners Annual Meeting
Mrs. Hyde
Lipton
Sir Thomas
New York Evening World
We Oh
Walt
Aek Your Grace
California Feed Co
California
A.V. Gear
Internal Revenue
Vor
Turner Information
Office of
Invesment Co
Judd Building
Merchant Street
A. Kraft
Mary Grein
Rapidlan
Chicago
Kentwell
Judge Estee
Wells
Fargo & Go
Express
Masonic Temple
Stevedore
Admiralty
H. Hackfeld & Co
Dabnl
Ward Campbell
Bark Agolus
Cash Leal
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