Major Chase Resigns Amid Illness From New York Volunteers
Major Chase, commanding the third battalion of the New York Volunteers, resigns due to ill health after arriving in Honolulu. He sought leave to travel to San Francisco for a cooler climate, with physicians ordering rest. A long civil war veteran, Chase is about sixty, with a storied NY service record and leadership roles from Albany to Newburgh. No replacement has been named, though the camp expects a captain to be promoted to major of the battalion.
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Maj Chase
New York Volunteers
Major Chase
Mie
Australis
San Francisco
Chase Line
Hovolala
Chye
Hay
Tyra
Kane
Bes
New York
Chase
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Newhurgh
Newbargh
Albany
Thief
Police charges and patrols plucked from city beat
A cabin boy aboard the Henry Villard reported to Deputy Marshal Chillingworth that the captain struck him with a plank, leaving a deep cut above the ear. An Ameri can Consul order halted further action. Other items note Hack No 3 driver You King facing court, Xavier jailed for rough driving, and new police guard to replace Peahi with a Mani native.
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Henry Villard
Chillingworth
Yer
King
Y. M
A. G.M. Robertson
Xavier
Lishman
Parker
Peahi
Mani
Qala
Lambert
Independence Park
Three Judge Perry rulings dismiss libels against City of Columbia
Judge Perry disposes of three libel cases involving the steamship City of Columbia. Rose Herliner loses a $85000 damage claim for assault and battery. B H Colegrove’s $2000 claim for breach of contract is dismissed. Russell Colegrove’s $15000 claim for false imprisonment is reduced to $1000 with liability on the ship. Additional commentary on meat price rises and consumer costs in Hawaii is included.
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Perry Law
City of Columbia
Rose Herliner
Solomon Berliner
Aewault
Hatel Wut
Perry
Milner
Caplain
Enntes, Kinney & Ballou
Batok and Csypress
Professors Take Day Out at Waialoa With Students
Professors Hosmer led 150 teachers from Panabou in a 9:15 a m train trip to Waialoa for a day outing. They carried well filled baskets for luncheon and planned to return on the late afternoon train.
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Professnr Hosmer
Missionaries Protected by Emperor Decree in China
Washington reports Minister Conger forwarded an Imperial decree to the State Department clarifying treaty rights to spread Christianity and guarantee protections for missionaries. The decree orders local officers to aid missionaries, punishes officials for blocking their work, and demands direct accountability from Tartar Generals, Viceroys, and Governors.
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Washington
Conger
Peking
State Department
Ees
Rail Extension Work Under Way From Waialua to Kahuku
Kenake The O. Th. and L. Co. begins transporting rails and materials for the Waialua Kahuku extension. Rails will be laid next week with regular trains expected to run by December this year.
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Waialua
Kahuku
Opium Smuggling Arrests At Port and Saloon Restrictions Debate
A cook aboard the Mogul named Ah Sin is jailed on opium smuggling charges after inspectors and guards seized eleven tins. The incident unfolds as Portuguese suspects tried to flee with gin and cigars, while a broader discussion on new saloon restrictions led by President Dole and Attorney General Smith postpones the hearing until Monday.
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Ah Sin
la. m
Macaulay
Neely
Guarda Perry
Ab Sin
Guard Perry
Perry
Oplimt
Joey
Wim
Charlock
Custom House
Tnspector of Customs
Abows
Hustae & Co. Dlingmen
Tospector Johnston
Lt Macaulay
Viviehes
Porto
Waksi
Ovennie
Viviehaves
Vividhaves
W. C. Peacock & Co
Dole
Smith
Bulletin
Uparing
King and
Damon
F. M. Hatch
Peacock Concern
J.G. Roth
Cooper
Supreme Court
L. A. Thurston
Hatch
Neamann
Hilo
Hateh
Farewell concert for Sydney H Morse in Progress Hall
Mr Sydney H Morse will give a farewell concert in Progress Hall at 8 oclock tomorrow evening under the direction of T V Twinning and several local performers including Mrs B Cooper Mrs H W Howard Mrs Ty Titue Miss Cordelia Hyde Mina Emily Halstead Maud Kinney and Dr H E Winslow who have each consented to appear once. Morse sails next week for San Francisco.
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Sydney H. Morse
Progress Hall
T. V. Twinning
B. Cooper
H.W. Howard
Voda Sentenced to Nine Months for Assault with Deadly Weapon
The case of Voda charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a countryman was resolved after a brief trial. Voda received nine months imprisonment at hard labor. Geo. A. Davis represented the defendant and W. S. Edings the prosecution. An appeal was noted.
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Voda
Geo. A. Davis
W.S. Edings
Dean
Renowned Surgeon Dr W E Taylor Arrives in Honolulu
The medical fraternity of Honolulu welcomed Dr W E Taylor of San Francisco who has practiced there for eighteen years and held UC Chair of Surgery. He succeeds Dr Toland and maintains an office at Richards and Berrota streets. His card appears in today’s notices.
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Honolulu
W. E. Taylor
San Franciso
De.Taylor
University of California
Toland
Richards
Borotaoa
Meeting at headquarters yields new offers amid quiet agenda
A group identified as Wei A met at the headquarters with Hf and Foster ball last night. The gathering focused on installation of new offers and noted no other business. One member described the social mood afterward as a “jolly thaw” typical of their toasts and camaraderie.
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Foster Ball
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