Hawaiian Relief Society Report and Local Court Roundup
A weekly Hawaii Relief Society financial update lists balances and subscriptions including receipts from sale of poi. The report notes a resident, Michael Kennedy, died at Queen’s Hospital after a long life in Ireland and San Francisco, with details of his work and care. Dintrice Court proceedings cover opium cases, saloon closures, drunks, Chinese quarantine costs, and miscellaneous judgments with fines, bail, and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael
Mee
Areh
Sinclair
Martha
Dad
Ded
Republic of I Vali
Tully
Teizuke
Charles Antone
Houde
Senten
Fiba
Pivow Valley
Price
Fragmentary 19th Century Legal Notices From City Archives
A jumble of court filings and notices includes bankruptcies, divorces, land suits, and probate items. Names like H Hackfeld, Whiting, and Cooper appear alongside land deeds in Waikiki and descriptions of master reports on estates. The record mentions lawsuits over property, creditors tally, and a Chinese theater nuisance hearing with orchestral exhibits as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Liing
EP. Odetine
F.C. Macfarlsnehig
Josee
Hind
Waikiki
W F. Allen
Henry Sith
Hermann Poeke
Whiting
Tromans
H. Hackfeld & Co
Koffschlaeger & Co
L. Barr
Cooper
China steamer faces quarantine over cholera risk in port
The Board of Health met to review a report on the steamship China after one death aboard. The ship refused to take mails or passengers per San Francisco agents’ instructions. With 532 passengers and 260 tons of freight, the captain was urged to land cargo and pay heed to quarantine threats. The Chamber of Commerce backed the health board, approving its course while opposing harsh treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
P C Jones
John Sn
China
Macfarlane
Chamber of Con Meres
Board of Health
W.F. Allen
P. C. Jones
John Ena
Editorial notes on church reopens and local affairs
Editorial references to Bishop Willis and a sermon at St. Andre's Cathedral on reopening day for churches amid cholera fears. Mentions welcome prayers, a report by John A. Hassinger, and a Chamber of Commerce meeting about Captain Seebury’s mail to the Coast. Includes notes on Puupilow fealties, a Chinese theatre orchestra example, and publication deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eprron
Willis
St. Andre's Cathedral
St. Andre's
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Hawaiian Relief Society
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Macrannas
Hawaiian Kult Society
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Honolulu
Dintrice Court Buseness
Bartellsiuis
Hal Wee Sin
Perry
Woo Sin
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth
Old Webster
Contentament
Wilcox Muay & Co
Lewis & Coutyre
Mackfod& Co
Irwin & Co
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Hyman Bros
Castle & Cooker
Gazette Co
Davies & Co
Ion Food Co
Lehr
Sli Macparlase
N.B
Lown
Cleveland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Dr. Ryder
TOR Board OF Health
Howaian Conwright
Gran
Dame
King Strent
Hawaiian
Aly
Arsenen
America
Canada
Baletin
Hiram
P.O
L. Finney
Tavonrens Ayp
Burtsaxe Marentane
Fort Séevet
Honotika
Thos, Lindsay
Maxtracrenixa Jaweten
Bream Everses
Shaan Marts
Sertans, Coouws
Inox
Buantaxie
Eb Casteson
Allen & Robinson
Lamber Nadon
Matevele
Queen Street
K. May &O
Fort Street
P.O. Box Ato
D&t
Jaye
Yoncet Winery
Co Staure
PEGA
Chamber of Cosien
A. V. Guan
Seer
Luess’ Mill
Ayers
Aper
Ayer’s Pills
Mate
Delo
Agora Co
Lowel Marit
TIE — Ee
Newine
A. V. Gear
King St
City Drayage Co
W. F. Sharratt
H. Huckfeld & Co
Central Meat Market
Westbrook
Gares Proprietors
Pacific Trading Co
Los Fert Street
D. J. Cashman
Sall
Crifornia Feed Company
Alexander Chisholm
Kixa Axp Font Samera
Guitar
Taro Pateh
Weamuation
Port Street
Club Stabtew. Shelf
H. G. Biart
Island
Bex
OO Certe
Kurt Stree
Henny Satton
the Chure
Los
John A. Hassinger
Iiterior
Pearl City
Seebury
Siveril
Punahou Selvers
Puuilow
Morar
Thurston and Robertson
Chinese Theatre Orchestra
Setion
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Sime
Frisco
Apo Thern
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