Appointment of Private Ways and Water Rights Commissioner
By authority Jamies Anderman Way is appointed Commissioner of Private Ways and Water Rights for the District of Makawao Maui by J A King Minister of the Interior on October 4, 1887. Official notice lists Interior Office and assigns the post within Maui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Anderman
Way
District of
Makawao
Island of
Maui
J. A King
Interior
Tnterior Ofice
Royal Commission Report Urges Aid to West India Sugar Trade
The British royal commission report endorses imperial grants to boost the sugar trade, proposing £120,000 for Barbadoes to establish a central factory. It also notes discussions of a rumored settlement involving Hawaii and Japan over immigration laws. An incident with Emperor William’s carriage near Rominton is described with vivid, ironic commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British
Royal Commission
West India
Imperial Treasury
Barbadoes
Hawaii
Japan
Tacoma Ledger
Dole
William
Rominton
Waikiki
Tacoma Exports Hit Eight Million Dollars in 1897
Tacoma residents and merchants project a Tahiti steamship line with French subsidy of 6000 annually and Honolulu as a partial stop. The plan envisions a vegetable evaporating factory to handle cocoa waste and desiccated products for trade, while city population is noted at about 54,000 to 60,000. Captain E O White resigns from National Guard Company B to Major Jones with election timing discussed. Trade year headline mentions peaches pears plums and related produce from H E Montone & Bro. Tel 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Washington State
Tacoma Ledger
Anda
Tahiti
Honolulu
Axem
Tocotoa Man i
Tabitt
L'Acoma
New York World Almanac
Beattle
E. O. White Haw
National Guard
Jones
Gilavacaney
White
Bonerin
Onon
Basineas
Akiyama’s fatal self harm attempt linked to policy clash
Japanese accounts describe Councillor Amitama Atiemet as attempting suicide after a heated dispute with Count Okuma over timing of a compensation demand to Hawaii. Vice Minister Komura reportedly intervened, calming the incident before the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akiyama
Japan
Nichi Nichi
Count Okuma
Komura
Local and General items from the era with varied notices
A fragmented local column reports a lost masonic charm with a reward for return, an Occident al Restaurant chicken dinner offer, a fine for animal cruelty, arrests including a teen and three Chinese for assault with battery, and rumors of a stock broking partnership. It notes cheap opium in the illicit market, land leases to Japanese on Kona holdings, and trade prospects. Also mentions a pamphlet from Hawaiian and American veteran groups, Wall Nichols musical release Kalini, and a front-page author portrait with Kalini promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona of the
G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans
America
Hawaii
Washington
Wall, Nichols Co
David Nape
Kalini
Kamehameha
Irwin Firm Denies Involvement With Immigrant Steamer
Nippon Yasen Kaisha plans to send the Riojun Maru with about 600 contract laborers to Kumamoto and Morioka Immigration Companies. William G. Irwin & Co deny any role as consignees or shippers for immigrants. The Seattle Yokohama line will resume regular trips after a three month suspension.
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Nippon Yasen
William G. Irwin & Co
Japan
Nippon Yasen Kaisha Company
Yokohama
Kumamoto
Morioka
Seattle
Wm. G. Irwin & Co
Baltimore to replace Philadelphia as flagship
Washington October 4 The Philadelphia which has been at Honolulu has been ordered home and the Baltimore will take her place as flagship of the Pacific station Nearly all the officers have been detached from the Philadelphia and ordered to the Baltimore including Captain M Dyer Lieutenant A G Winterb after Lieutenant G W Brown Lieutenant K E Constant Ensigns G W Hayward W S Whitted and M J McCormack Phased Assistant Engineer W P Winchell Assistant Engineer H D Price Assistant Engineer B P Como Lieutenant Commander Blockinger and Lieutenant Brauner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Honolulu
Baltimore
Pavitic
Obiours
M. Dyer
A. G. Winterbafter
G. W. Brown
K. E. Constant
G. W. Hayward
Eoineer W. P. Winchell
H. D. Price
B. P. Como
Blockinger
Brauner
William G Irwin to sail to New York via Portland and CP
William G Irwin and his wife watched the Australia depart at the San Francisco wharf and plan a voyage to New York with calls at Portland and Canadian Pacific. They will shuttle between New York and Philadelphia until Christmas, return to San Francisco via the Denver and Rio Grande in early January, and reach Honolulu by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Irwin
San Francisco
Australia
New York
Portland
Philadelphia
Denver
Rio Grande
Honoiaiu
Fragmentary Market Listing From An Early 20th Century Page
A garbled list shows foodstuffs and produce such as fish apples oranges lemons dates nuts celery cauliflowers sauerkraut and other items. The fragment mentions contact numbers and company-like names but details are incomplete. The text resembles a marketplace or advertisement snippet with stray brand-like terms and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frean
Astern
California
Cattvorsta Fuvri
Ito
Telephone
Porter of Spreckels Bank Ill in San Francisco
Theo F Porter of the Spreckels bank has been ill for weeks in San Francisco with anemia and other ailments. Doctors ordered his removal to the country for absolute rest and cessation from business to aid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. F. Porter
Spreckels Bank
San Francisco
Bicycle wheels and gear up for Cyclomere opening
In view of rising interest in cycling, a shop expands stock with Royal Blue Tribune Racer wheels geared to 84 and a range of Columbus Zimmy and B and H special wheels. STODDER punctureless tires remain novelties, with a year guarantee. Also offers wheelmen racing suits and bicycle shoes to close out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Residence Auction of Estate Property in Honolulu
Executors of the Estate of Adeli Cornwell announce a sale on Judd Street Honolulu on Friday October 15 at 10 o clock a m. The auction is held on the premises for the valuable property known as the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judd Street
Dickson
Be Ls Bale
Bishop & Go. Bank
Adeli4
Cornwell
Tower Dell
Honolulu
Mra. Widdifield
Heondoly
Hunolulu
Queen Street
Lost Yewteitee sel Lette Gold Waites Anun Wilcox
A fragmentary local note mentions Anun Wilcox and Withers in connection with an event at Moe 730. The readable text hints at a lost item or person and a puzzled phone line or search, but specifics remain unclear.
Local landmark wording unclear on wharf or hotel site
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Cross Emblem at a wharf near a hotel with a liberal reward offered. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered tokens such as Maroulo Cross Emblem and 388.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooon
Nlo Co
Ec Ee Ae
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Vani SL Logan
Captain White Beste
H. EB. Mointone & Bro
Telophone
Amitama Atiemet
Weninge
Antone Souan
Wilcox
Teanney
B.A. Mott- Smith
W.ick, Brown
Kona
Lewis & Co
NFOMW
Ange
Ienety
Oplus
Tribune Wheels
PH Hawaiian Hardware Co. Limited
Fort Street
Spreckels
Trav
Hart Street
Hlralypel
Schlitz Beer
Schlitz
Macfarlane & Co. Ltd
Henry WA
Henry Wal
Jmy
Henry Waterhouse & Co
Jos. F. Morgan
Jas. F. Morgan
E. O. Hall & Son’s
Punahou Street
Punshou College
Alliance In
Morthe
ALV. Ghaba CO
King Street
Thrum’s Book Store
P.P. Ryan
William Carlisle
Wisiisny
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