Death and Funeral of Judge Hitchcock in Kohala
Reports in Honolulu detail Judge Hitchcock's death at his Kohala residence and the funeral at Haili Church in Hilo. The steamer Hawaii carried the body, with pallbearers and relatives aboard, as court business stalled amid rain. Edward Griffin Hitchcock, born 1837, left a widow and six children. his career spanned sheriff, marshal, and judge roles.
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Hawaii
Ailo
Halli Church
James A. Thompson
Hitchcock
Kapaun
North Kohala
Mitshewsk
Deal
Ftteen
George Renton
Kohala
Jade Hitshcock
Hilo
Edward Griffin Hitchcock
Lahaina
New England
Judge Hitchcock
N. Castle
H. R. Hitchcock
Edward N. Hitchcock
Fred. Snow
Bert Schoen
Frank Smith
Mise Hattie Hitchcock
Honolulu
the Republic
Toland
New Inter Island Steamer Sails from San Francisco
Word reaches Alameda that the new Inter Island steamer sailed from San Francisco on the 6th test. She is expected to arrive about the 15th or later. The ship will be given her native name upon arrival at the port.
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Hielmer
Alameda
San Francisco
Change of Surgeons on Alameda Steamer Board
Dr Hall, former surgeon on the Alameda, resigned from the company. Dr J A Nelson, recently house surgeon for the County hospital in San Francisco, was assigned in his place. This marks Dr Nelsons first service at sea.
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Hall
J. A. Nelson
San Francisco
Nelson
Mawaiian Chorus to Meet for Practice at Arian Hall
The chorus of young Hawaiian singers will meet in the Arian hall at 7:30. All members who have signified intention to participate are requested to be present. Fine music will be practiced under the direction of Prof. Theu Richarda.
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Ome
Theu
Richarda
Accident affects city residence power tonight
Notice reports an accident at Hawaiian Electric Co. affecting the residence portion of the city, leaving electric light out tonight. Local residents should plan for a blackout and await further updates from the utility.
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Notics
Hawaiian Electric Co
Garonne to pioneer Tacoma Australian trade line
Tacoma Ledger reports the Frank Waterhouse Co may establish a Tacoma Australian steamship line with the Garonne as the pioneer vessel. The Garonne, largest in Alaskan trade, recently visited Tacoma and Victoria, with potential calls at Hawaiian ports if the line proceeds. The British-flagged steamer could also operate from British Columbia, boosting inland port traffic during season transitions.
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Garonne
North Pacific
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Victoria
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St. Michael
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Thie
British Ag
British Columbia
Australia
Paget Sound
Annual convention opens for Congregational Board of Missions
Grand Rapids October 4 The American Board of Missions of the Congregational Church opened its annual convention at Park Church. Secretary C H Daniels warned that native agencies had been cut 45 to 60 percent and missionary salaries reduced 10 percent. Receipts for the year reached 661,307, up 15,025 from last year but below five year average by 240,000. Expenditures totaled 682,469 with a year end debt of 45,180, of which 25,002 has been raised. Applications resting on August 31, 1898 stood at 40,201.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
American Board of Missions of the Congregational Church
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C. H. Daniels
Daniels
Cama
Milk Analysis Ordered After Suspected Poisonings
Lieutenant Goodale asked the Board Inspector for a memo on milk served at lamp McKinley suspected of poisoning one company and causing weakness in others. Inspector Arthur John Stone collected four samples from two large dairies with orderly detail from Colonel Barber. results await Board of Health report.
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Goodale
Chief Justice Judd Tours Vessel With Armstrong Aboard
Chief Justice Judd and W N Armstrong made 65 official calls aboard the Bonnington this morning and were spared the salute. The party went ashore in the captain's gig after completing the voyage.
Trial of Tom King for furious driving begins in police court
The case against Tom King driver of Hack No 3 continued through the forenoon in the Police Court. He faces furious and heedless driving charges for an October 4 accident at the Y M C A that damaged three carriages and injured two. Judge Wilcox fined King 850 and costs. remaining damages to be paid. J M Starkey returned on the Alaeda.
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Lyle A. Dickey
Jastice Judd
Jaellen Whiting
Supreme Court
Kanimakaole Lagarnd
Jowepl O. Corer
Honolulu
Vlaintilt
Replevin Ngninet
Nn Wateh
lMlenvar
Eleazor Lazaros
J.T. Do Iolt
E. B. McAlanahan
Perry
Chambers
Hitchwork
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Hack No. 3
Y.M. QO. A
Wilcox
King
Bailey's Bike Bits and Mayet Tires Advance Likely
Scant news suggests Mayet en and Chiatre may advance in pricing with few tires available. The piece notes scarcity, potential price rises, and hints at limited stock affecting repairs and retail demand at 231 King Street. It mentions Bailey Honolulu and related repairs, with emphasis on bicycle parts, puncture repairs, and a feature for readers.
Lowrie Case Cleared of Malicious Injury Charge
W J Lowrie faced a Police Court trial on a malicious injury charge before Judge Wilcox. Multiple witnesses testified and, after consideration, the defendant was found not guilty. De Bolt led for the prosecution and Cecil Brown defended.
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W. J. Lowrie
Wilcox
Mar
de Bolt
Cecil Brown
Salvation Army’s Viola Monroe Returns to Hilo for Wedding
Miss Viola Monroe of the Salvation Army has returned to Peking yesterday and will soon go to Hilo, where she was stationed before departing to the States. She has been on a nine months visit at Kinemi and will be married at noon after her arrival in Hilo.
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Viola Monroe
Salvation Army
Peking
Hilo
States
Misa Monroe
Kineni
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