Seamen's Institute Hosts Farewell Night for Fleet Men
The Seamen's Institute held a Saturday entertainment for the fleet's men featuring a welcome display, musical renditions, and recitations. Frau Wilder and committee members organized a reception with lanterns and decorations, a program with choir, violin, and readings, and refreshments of cake, lemonade, and ice cream. The event ended with patriotic tunes and expressions of gratitude to organizers for a memorable evening.
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Seamen’s Institute
Fleet
Rapid transit car collision injuries Japanese Consul General
An electrified rapid transit car struck a motorcar near Vawae Junction causing injuries to the driver and a Japanese Consul General Uyeno who was nearby after an earlier incident. The Consul, found at the scene, was treated and later moved to an official residence on Nuvant street for care.
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Favet
Tramsltear
Alexandre
Beretantella
Vawae Junction
Uyeno
Conmi
Queen's Hospital
Promther
Nuvant Street
Katawkt
Hindoo Arrivals From Orient Spark Uncertain Plans
Anne the atooreke -anwangers that arrived on the Korea for Honor Julu were thirty four inlous and Mohammedans from Initia. They are voluntary millarants, and it is not known whether they will stay here or eventually decide to go on the mainland. They are likely to work on plantations or have not yet made arrangements to go and would probably not make God Wen, as they are not experienced in that work.
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Anne
Korea
Initia
God Wen
Faculty Victory Over Honturs In Weekend Basketball
Saturday afternoon the Kamehamaha School faculty defeated the Honturs 12 to 4 in a rough game. The seniors, led by captains and key players, felt downcast as the faculty outplayed them. Names mentioned include Le Horne, Bartlett, and Wilcox among others, with a notable turnout from the Beanies and Tivtingetone clubs.
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Kamehamaha School
Honturs
Seblire
Meno
Jie Pe le Horne
Beanies
Hya
Hegwoedt
Yay Bartlett
Sir Chester Laehuesion
Palin
Renlire Kani
Mesowan
Pahley Awal
Lown Ib
Bieiet Am Vonpaerh
Wilcox
Pallktho
Repair Shop Highlights At Local Film Event
An item describes rapid film repair work and upcoming showings at a local venue. It notes the Saturday marathon with a race between Jackson and Teukemate, a schedule of events, and various editorial and business-office details.
Mayor Inspects Crowded Jail Amid Overcrowding
Mayor Fern and Sheriff Jarrett toured the county jail amid severe congestion. The facility holds 116 prisoners in 96 cells with many inmates short terms and five to ten day commitments. Officials consider relief steps to ease crowding and improve conditions.
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Trenant
Fern
Sheri Jarrett
Alderiig
Fragmented OCR Note On Funds Transfer And Misread Names
A garbled OCR fragment describes a $17.85 payment and a transfer to Big with musings about a political party. It mentions possible names like Thom and Mabukonn and contains unclear references to fuel and a postal or public event. The passage is largely unreadable.
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Frank "Thompson
Waal
Mabukonn
Tome
Millions Named in Trust Deed in Hawaiian Rail Bonds
A trust deed covers bonds totaling four and a half million dollars tied to the Hilo Railroad County and Bishay Trust Company. The Lewet Company holds title to most property with safeguards for immediate liability of 41,000,000 to retire an old bond. Additional bonds up to 4500.00 are issued to cover extension construction costs.
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Gonvayancen
Hilo Railroad Counhy
Bishay Trust Compan
Roth x
Hilo Railroad Company
Lewet Company
Honolulu port movements and shipping notices in partial log
In Port Ports Honolulu October 4 lists ships: Alien Cooke bound for Honolulu, Chiyo Maru at Yokohama, Hehe and Morte Bennett from Kabul, Virginian from Salina Cruz, Holone from Honolulu, Columbia sailing to Ban Franatuon, Judge Robins approving orders, and various arrivals and departures including Hilo and Fran, with references to administrative ratifications and local officials.
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Honolulu
Port Ludlow
Alien Cooke
Yokohama
Port Townesend
Hehe
Morte Bennett
Kabul
Ban Francisco
Scores Of Qualifying Round Manoa Cup
The article notes the qualifying round action for the Manoa Cup, detailing early results and standout performances as competitors vie for advancement. Players and sponsors are mentioned in connection with the event’s opening stage.
Local Teams Win on Saturday at the Léague Grounds
Katihi defeated Washington mine 10 to 2 in a clear win. Mospa Corps vs West Virginia ended 4 to 4 with a strong Mospa display. Harry contributed with three hits incl. a two run shot, and Bohaffer pitched unevenly as hospital hits troubled him.
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Katihi
Washington Mine
Jewels
Teum Mospa
West Virginia Bunch
W. We
Harry
Hearts
Bohaffer
Lorn's Claim in Supreme Court Continues on Page 1
Testimony in the Lorn case details resignation from the Committee on Accounts and Expenditures and conflicts over duties claimed by Chairman Cantro and Speaker Holston. Linyd testifies about stenography work and disputed claims, with past briefs by the attorney. Also reports the stranding of the Isid up in harbor with a broken shaft and cargo, awaiting repair this week.
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Vorney Quarren
Committee On
Cantro
Holston
Andrews
House of Representatives
Board of Agriculture and Forestry Meeting Notice
By authority on October 18 Leap at 1:90 p.m. in the Throne Room of the Capitol Honolulu a meeting will be held for the discussion of the Kobata Forest project. All those interested are requested to be present by order of the Board. MARSTON CAMPBELL President and Executive Officer Honolulu October 2, 1809
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Capitol Building
Honolulu
Boal of Agriculture and Forestry
Kobata Forest
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
Marston Campbell
Navy League meeting at Naval Station Montay October 4
Invitation for a Navy League gathering at the Naval Station Montay on Monday at 4 o clock with Captain Wenadiey HL Ranke to speak on The Navy followed by an inspection of real Fire armed crubeery. Chairman Hanality Seen Lougue NT Nave.
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Navy League
Naval Station
Monntay
Wenadiey HL Ranke
Navy
Crubeery
Biiny
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted in Baltimore Ad
A nostalgic Baltimore advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for long lasting misery in women. It claims to restore health after four years of painful symptoms including nervousness and digestive distress, urging readers to write for information and purchase. The copy highlights widespread success and urges troubled women to seek the remedy.
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Lydia
Baltimor
Mre. W
Larose
Larose St. Maltimore
Pinner
Eli Mase
Cricket match ends in drawn game at Honolulu stadium
The H. M. S. Medford bowlers and Bedford batters produced a high quality exhibition. Bedford scored 183 in two hours for seven wickets, with Fitzherbert and Lucas dominating the bowling. Honolulu struggled to chase the target with notable resistance from Mayhew and Trowley, while King and Knight added late resistance before the innings closed.
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Makshifield
H. M
Medford
Quinn
Hedfords
Honolulu
Bedford
Fitaberbert
Lucas
Trewby
Maytew
Pelly
Mayhew
Polly
Trowley
Pitsherbert
Belle
Hrowe
Anderson
Cate
Mauka
Jordan
King
Knight
Nutley
Maxwell
Max
Ateokes
Andereon
Fortalin
Wilenh Onnee
Unclear cricket match report with multiple players noted
A fragmentary account describes Honolulu vs Bedford cricket with bowlers Trewby and King prominent. Polly and Knight dismissed by pace, while Anderson and Gray took wickets elsewhere. Fielding praised, but overall a rough, uncertain session with late stoppage and upcoming Thursday match hoped for.
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Tee
Polly
Crown
Knight
Gray
Weare
Honolulu
Mont Ucteristl
King
Hedford
Pelly
Anderson Wax Meat
Thre
Much Wan
Morse
Bedfords
Inter
Band Members Off for Luaala Outing
A group of band members prepared to depart tomorrow for Kulala for an organized outing. John Anns leads the planning and arrangements, with promises of a lively day and a rousing time.
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Tomers
Kulala
John Anns Hay Ehurga
Tehesy
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