Report of Bishop Estate 1897 Trustees Finances
Annual report of the Bishop Estate Trustees for the year ending June 1897 notes receipts of 892,805.05 and expenditures of 891,070.61 leaving a balance of 1,720.42. The Kawaiahaʻo fence project cost 276,454, with more conservation work planned on leases expiring. O. M. Cooke resigns. Col. W. P. Allen appointed. Death of long-time manager R. W. Meyer noted. New ranch manager engaged. staff housed in the new Merchant street building funded by Chas. R. Bishop. Paaina haw land legatees and ejectment suits discussed. Equity reform and circuit court jurisdiction changes mentioned. Chapel on Kamehameha School grounds funded by Hon. Chas. ft Bishop to be administered by his bishop trust. A teacher cottage at the Manual Department and minor improvements at the Girls School noted.
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B.D. Bishop
Molokai
Trav
Merchant Street
Chas. R. Bishop
Bishop Estate
Bernice Pauahi
Museaw
Chas
Bishop Trust
Kapale
Keelikolani
Pa- Ina Haw
Macfarlane
Waikiki
Kamehameba
Ite
Bishop
Manual
Death of W H L Halstead District Magistrate at Wailuku
Chief Justice Judd received notice from Circuit Judge Kalan announcing the death of W H L Halstead District Magistrate of Wailuku. He died after a hemorrhage following an evening at a Salvation Army meeting and a day in court. Burial was at Kale polepo, his birthplace. He had been a legislator in 1876 and 1890 and served as District Magistrate for about a year. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Judd
J. W. Kalan
Wailuku
W. H L. Halstead
Jvourt
Armitage
Auffurer
Kalepolepo
Wailuko
Trapedstead
Hal
Molds Ht Wil Take Pisco From Nt And Cathedral Th Afternoon
The late O W Holdsworths funeral is set for this afternoon at 3 30 from St Andrews Cathedral Vicedesa Unborne officiating The services will be simple but impressive Interment at Makiki cemetery Pall bearers include J M Dowsett BE BR Adame HM Whitney Jr J O Cook W H Baird and Clive Davies H H Williams in charge of arrangements
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Cathedral
O. W. Holdsworth
St. Andrew's Cathedral
Vicedesa
Makiki
J. M. Dowsett
BE. BR. Adame
HM. Whitney Jr
J. O. Cook
W. H. Baird
Clive Davies
H. H. Williams
Local notices and advertisements in Waianae area mixed with legal chatter
J M Dowsett shows coffee branches with berries from the Waianae plantation as investors review stocks offered by the Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Investment Company. A St Louis vs Stars baseball match is not scheduled. A $150 July Fourth game fund will likely be shared. Marshal Brown keeps an execution for 898.70 for Kenson Smith and Co versus F G Eyton Walker. Evan W Estep seeks license to practice broadly after earlier Indiana bar admission. The Hawaiian Cycle & Manufacturing Co touts a premier gun smith. Arrests include four Chinamen for selling cakes without a license, one for back regulations, a white man on another’s premises at night, and a native for larceny. King Bros portraits cut prices and invite customers to compare before investing.
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Hawaiian Safe Deposit and Tovestment Company
St. Louis
Stars
Improvements In Bicycles Promise Up and Down Pedal Motion
A historic notice describes new bicycle innovations including a patented driving mechanism with an up and down pedal motion to increase force, a three bell bicycle alarm system on the handlebar, a locking metal washer to secure bearings, a drinking reservoir attached to the wheel, a dual bicycle coupler, a trainer frame with rollers for steering and balance, and a two L shaped member drive to boost pedal power and output to the rear sprocket.
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Craok
Diphtheria Cases Prompt Health Notice at Hackfeld Premises
Placards on the gates of J F Hackfeld premises warn No Carriages Diphtheria after a Consii Hackfeld daughter fell ill. Dr Day reports to the Health Office as the origin is unknown. the premises are sanitary. Dr Archer Irwin reports five diphtheria cases in the Laupahoehoe June family with two on October 4 and three since, risking spread. Dr Lewin seeks antitoxin from the Board.
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J. F Hackfeld
Consii
Mig
Hackfeld
Day
Board of Health
Archer Irwin
North Hilo
Laupahoehoe Plantation
Lewin
Twenty Six Children in Thirty Years at Corbin Kentucky
Corbin Kentucky reports Marion Vanderpool and his wife, both about 50, as parents of twenty six children. Married thirty one years, the couple’s youngest is six. The wife has never borne twins or multiples. Most children are living.
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Marion Vanderpool
Corbin
News
Hungary Bought the King's Fancy in Budapest Visit
The King of Siam praised Hungary as the only European country he would care to live in after a gala in Budapest. He admired the nobles gowns as the finest he had seen and visited a hotel kitchen to learn how paprika sauce is prepared before departing.
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Hungary
Siam
Europe
Budapest
Stock climbs as shares reach three hundred dollars mark
Stock values rise with Ewa plantation touching the 300 dollars level though exact transactions remain unavailable. Pioneer Mill stock advanced from 165 to 170 in a matter of days.
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Ewa Plantation
Pioneer Mill
Supplemental call by Hawaiians on annexation protest
One day after the lead Hawaiians urged a meeting to protest annexation a supplemental call was issued under signatures James Campbell Joao Carter 8 C Allen and H B McIntyre indicating continued organized opposition.
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Soane
James Campbell
Joao Carter
8. C. Allen
H. B. McIntyre
Fire Alarm Prompted by Yard Brush Burnt Near Nauanu
A fire alarm was turned in near the intersection of Nauanu and Kakai streets just before 1 PM. A yard 250 feet from Nauanu street contained a pile of brush and rubbish found by the garbage superintendent, who had ordered cleanup earlier. Locals say rubbish burning by unknown residents caused the alarm.
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Nauanu
Kakai
Nauanu Street
Rival electric car franchises loom before Legislature
It is possible there may be four rival electric car franchises before the coming Legislature. One may be for the single rail system now reported successful elsewhere. There is a probability that the Legislature will be pressured to require underground conductors for all electric cars, instead of the over trolley system. The conduit system is more expensive than the trolley, which is chiefly in vogue across America.
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Uoder
America
Military Tranmure Count Reveals Huge Prussian Treasure
The Prussian military chest, valued at 120 million marks in gold, is counted in the Julian Tower at Spandau fortress. Stored in a thousand iron boxes with twelve compartments each holding 10,000 marks, the sum would be exhausted within days of mobilization, while the hoarding incurs 4 million marks yearly in interest.
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Prussia
Julian
Spandau
Morass Sale Of Princial Wager Stocks Held At Noon
Jas F Morass conducts a sale of principal wager and other stocks at 12 o clock noon as listed in a local notice.
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Jas. F. Morass
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