Notable Flag Hoisting Memory of Old Hawaii Event
The report recalls the first hoisting of the Stars and Stripes over the Honolulu Custom House by Geo. Stratemeyer and the return of the flag to New Jersey. It notes ceremonial presentations at Camp Wadsworth and mentions certificates, a gold ring gift, and celebrations linked to Phil Kearny and Major DeHart, with broader references to civic figures and a royal coronation in Topeka, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Stratemeyer
New Jersey
Bstetemeyer
Port Eure Yne
Honolulu
Admiral Miller
United States
Steatemeyer
Pinuk B. Metocker
Hiewt
Stratemeyer
Leonia OC Stratemeyer
Elizabeth
Phi Rearity Guard
MeStocker
Streemeyer
Phil Kearny Ganl
New Lecally
Blizabeth Daily Journal
Louis Co Stratemeyer
1 Hart
Camp
Wartsworth
Josep Lewdep
U Ea Atu
Ty Douer
I Furnig
Stratemoye
de Hert
Wadeworth
de Hart
Geo
CO. Etrayemey
Co. Co
St Frouvisco
Phil Kearny
New York City
Apeak
West
Lenin O
Mitemeyer
Topeka
Kas
Loreva Lil
Knigit
Knighta
Cleopatra
Bellows
Thie
Suit Over Promissory Notes Drawn In Local Trade
A.S. Messe Howphreya Gear and Tim Quon attorneys for ANE bee sue W.O. Achi now en route to San Francisco for $500 in a dispute over four promissory notes. The report notes recent rainfall with nightly showers continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Bee
Howphreya & Gear
Tim Quon
W.O. Achi
San Preancisco
Fever Hospital Site Found in Havana Hills by Davis Cooper
Construction begins on a fever hospital site selected by Major Davis and Dr. Cooper on Prospect Street near Poocbow slopes. The ground appears well drained with a packed turf and a paddock, a rental offer accepted, and work starting on the hospital ramp. Reports of troop movements and local unrest in Havana accompany details of the Binghamton boys return to camp after a nine day march and patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Dr. Cooper
Jevern
King's
C. Cooper
H. M. Dow
Ronting
Prospect Street
Ie H
Poochbow
Dowen
Markr Davis
Dow
General Military Hospital
Carriage Crash on King Street Ends in Settlement
Mr and Mrs Stackable driving on King Street near Thomas Square were struck by a Hawaiian employee from the Custom House. The carriage shaft broke and harness torn. the native was not hurt. Both men appeared at the police station. the case is settled amicably without court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stick
Salvation Army Teeday Capt and Mrs arrive in Honolulu
Salvation Army Teeday Captain and Mrs arrive in Honolulu to lead the army work in the city. They have served as officers in Florida Georgia Dixtrig and other districts and previously headed the Young Men's Training School in Oakland California. A grand public welcome meeting is set for Sunday at 2 pm in the hall with Lieut Monroe and Star Captain and wife to speak and sing. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ddivana
Key West
Muachiviste
Blackemiha
Inburera
Havane
He Island
Washington
Alan
Ana
Idland
Andetill
Cabana
Havana
Binghamtin
New York Volunteer
Bomow
Wedloyaday
Luneheon
Kaneohe
Livas Hinman
Hinman
Waimea
Waitra
Yacm
Waialua
Emerson Place
Foor
Taeaday
Pearl City
Chin
Henry Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Mr. Waterhouse
Salvation Army
Honolulu
Simonsen
Army
States
Aod
Florida
Georgia
Dix
Connecticut
New York
Staten
Young Men's
Young Men's Tranning School
The
Oakland
California
San Jay
Ppm
Nauane
Lieut
Monroe
Thin City
Gathhe
Hie
Davies Admitted to Hawaiian Probate and Appeal Filed
Judge Perry admits the exemplified copy of the will of Viceo H Davies in probate and appoints T R Walker and P M Swanzy as administrators. Kinney & Ballou filed an amended notice of appeal from the decree awarding $1000 damages against the steamer City of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vheo
M. Davies
Hawalien
Perry
Kong Young Ve
T. R. Walker
P.M. Swarzy
Weil Brown
Petitidey
Mr. Swanzy
Drekeut
Bailey's Bike Bits and Honolulu Cyclery Ad
The fragment mentions Bailey's Bike Bits and Honolulu Cyclery at 44 King street with assorted lines about items, prices, and display. References to advertising notices, bicycles, and a harbor area hint at a local business scene and sales.
Counterfeit Silver Coin In circulation warns public
A Bontevin reporter notes counterfeit silver coins in circulation. A streetman unknowingly accepted a bogus quarter dollar that resembles real coinage in weight and finish. Authorities warn merchants to scrutinize silver coins and avoid accepting unfamiliar pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. 8
Halfdottor Cotn
Li Io
Siamestite
MENT NURSERY NOTES AND COCOA PLANT DISCUSSIONS
Nursery notes report few new plates being sown as Mr. Heanehs awaits Poof Koebrle arrival in Tosa. HoughS notes limited success in cocoa cultivation, Samoa shows growth, Wightman cites coconut prospects. efforts to raise Mem and forest work at Tatintow rlye by Portuguese workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heanehs
Koebrle
Tosa
Houghs
Wightman
Mrough Tere
Wightci
Altice
Samoa
Wightam
M. Louisson
Henry Louison
Hawak
Thinsiu
Tatintow Rlye
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Honolul Custom House
Thuis
Chination
Howe Ab Henalaling
Mawathan Detense
U. A
U.S
Anne Hose
Bureau of Auriculture
Oaha
Southern Pavilie
Hilo
Hawaii
Bron O. Clark
Mats
Binghamton
Punchbow
Walalua
Point City
Moxunlus
Meanstow
Honalala Ag
Mthinet
Hitcheowk
Worthing
Averioin
Misouie Temps
Bailey
Will
Alvertind
Rim
Taileys Honolulu Cyglery
King Aurno
Fun
Beer
Omeehinge
Akre Cees Phe
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