Wedding in Central Union Church Marks Fine Decorated Ceremony
Miss Lidie Margaret Weat and Me Sc Clair Bailey B Sayres wed at Central Union Church in a ceremony noted for elaborate decorations. The groom was supported by best man Mr. Jas. W. Bergstrom as Pro a nor Ingall played and the couple planned to reside on Berethnia and Hicharda streets.
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Lidie Margaret Weat
Sc Clair Bailey
Sayres
Central Union Church
He Farrer
Hilo
Fred Angus
Honolulu
John AL. Angus
Mra. Pomroy
C.B. Reyoulds
F. Love
Mix Stel In Love
W. A. Love
J. M. Whitney
H. A. Parmeleo
T. J. King
Reynolda
Ealed
Jas. W. Bergstrom
Pro Foanor Ingall
Stock Exchange Session Yields Few Changes
The morning session was brief with no sales and no street reports. Quotations mostly unchanged from yesterday except Dokola at 890 and Pioneer Mill Co at 8300. Macfarlane received a San Francisco order for large blocks not listed, referral to the Listing Committee followed discussion on listing them.
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Stock Exchange
Dokola
Pioneer Mill Co
Macfarlane
San Francisco
Listing Committee For
Liebenroth to be sent to asylum for good amid threats
A troubled man known as Adolph von Liebenroth, a former inmate at the insane asylum, attacked Dr. Herbert with a rock near the facility. He claims enemies, demands money, and vows to harm named men if challenged. Police report he will be confined, with other notes on police salary warrant practices and department finances.
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Adolph von Liebenroth
Hovolula
Liebenroth
Harmleas
Hiss
and Uo
Dr. Herbert
Insane Asylum
George Herbert
G. Ballentyne
Goo. P. Castle
Oscar Herold
Marshal Brown
Thont
Honolulu pigeon service tied to planters and merchants
The Honolulu Government and a syndicate of planters and merchants have organized a pigeon service across the Ludwich Archipelago to improve island communication. Several hundred birds are trained in a daily pigeon pool, with the farthest post about 250 miles away, marking a notable effort after prior irregular maritime links.
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Honolulu
Ludwich Archipelago
Japan Mail
Hawaiian singers launch promising start in Arion Hall
The chorus of Hawaiian singers opens with enthusiasm as Theo Richards praises the voices. A movement meeting at Arion Hall sets Tuesdays for practice, with a committee of J K Kabookano W J Coolho and Trane Harbottle to report on permanent officers and dues. Iron Ball noted as permanent headquarters.
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Theo
Richards
Arion Hall
J. K. Kabookano
W. J. Coolho
Trane Harbottle
Iron Ball
Commander Tanners Note Two New Harbor Masters
The German ship H. F. Glade arrived from Bremen after 138 days with 365 immigrants for plantations on the islands and 1000 tons of general merchandise. Immigrants are Galicia-based laborers, with one woman and two children born en route. H. Hackfeld & Co will arrange their future work. A letter from Commander Vanver to Minister Kingling outlines harbor front land and water needs for a naval crossing station in Honolulu. The Executive Council later appoints a harbor master for Hilo and-Kau, with licenses and saloon restrictions under consideration by W. C. Pesowk & Co. and council counsel.
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H. F. Glade
Galicia
Austria
Hiona
H. Hackfeld & Co
Bremen
Vanver
Kingling
Executive Council
Honolulu Harbor
Honolulu
H. L
Loxomante
J. A. Kiyo
Naval
Tetania
EF. B. McStooker
Bia
Hawaii
Maus
Owen
Hilo
Kotulai
Siguor Calown Trafic
W. C. Pesowk & Co, Ltd
Royal
Messrs
Hassinger
Honolulu Horse Equipment Firm Expands Harness Dept
Expansion of the Honolulu Carriage Manufactory under W. W. Wright enlarges the harness department. J. T. Wright oversees renovations of the Fort Street premises with new display rooms and enhanced hand-made harness showcases. The improvements aim to boost the firm’s attractiveness and visitor inspection.
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Honolulu
W. W. Wright
J.T. Lund
Fort Street
J.T. Wright
Mogul in Port Arrives From Yokohama With Immigrants
The 8.8 Mogul under Commander C H Butler anchored at the stream at about 10 a m after a 12 day voyage from Yokohama. It carries 61 Japanese aboard and a cargo of tous. No sickness reported among immigrants and officers listed include Butler Norman Thompson McConnell Whistler Wells and Dr J H Rosenberg. The ship is unlikely to depart before tomorrow night.
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C.H. Butler
Yokohama
H. Butler
W. E. Norman
J. Thompson
H. McConnell
Whistler
Geo. Wells
J. H. Rosenberg
Court Notes in Police Sessions and Ship Arrival
The Police Court notes list cases including E Richells on vagrancy one month Ah Lin with chef tickets 25 and costs Caruanten a soldier drunkenness 2 and costs Manuel Perry leaving horse untied 85 and roasts J F Coan a soldier refusing to obey officer pollo prosequi entered Kan hikoa disturbing quiet of night 4 and coats tubooun larceny in eep and degres nolle prosequi entered The Wainleale arrived after a rough trip from Kauni with freight and few passengers Pursor Christian reports Sagar left to Waimea 1600 bogs and in Havamaula 4600 bogs Hall at Hanamsulu dia charging freight Make weather bound at Hapamaula Could not land at Kupaui on Tuesday Howey southeast well processing the channel with strong southeast wind.
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E. Richells
Ah Lin
Chefa
Caruanten
Costa
Manuel Perry
J. F. Coan
Pollo Prosequi
Kanhikoa
Tubooun
Nolle Prosequi
Wainleale
Kauni
Pursor Christian
Hop beer shop robbed of 870 and other valuables
On September 1 Nick Breham known as the hop beer man was robbed of 870 and other articles. A Chinese boy left the shop yesterday and another Chinese youth appeared with two hop beer tickets. The tickets traced to a recent employee who possessed a purse stolen from Breham. An investigation will be held today.
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Nick Breham
Esterday
Chiy
China
Moo
Breham
Laborers Depart Yokohama for Honolulu Under Plan
A Japanese labor movement report notes seven hundred Hawaiian laborers gathered by Kumamo Morioka Hiroshima and Tokyo Immigration Companies depart Yokohama for Honolulu today. Two other batches of laborers, totaling 0700 and 0600, are slated to leave and await transport on September 25.
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Kumamoto
Morioka
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Yokohama
Honolulu
Aea
Japan Mail
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