Prominent Champagne Brands Listed in 1805 Trade Notes
The document compiles from custom house records several champagne labels and houses including Pommery & Greno, Moet & Chandon, Louis Roederer, Veuve Clicquot, Delbeck, Krug, and Hautvillers related names. It cites "Sole Agent" for GH Mamm & Co and references large sums like 1850 in a historical trade context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom & Co
Pommery & Gren
Moet & Chandon
Heidwieck & Co
Louis Roederer
Porrier Jouot Lrroy & Co
Delbeck & Co St. Marcos
Krug & Co Chas
Heideivrh
Hospital Trustees Meet Over Esseetut Aims and Free Hawaiian Seamen Admission
The Queen's Hospital board met at 10 AM with twelve trustees present. Treasurer Paty reported a debt of 6339.09. The visiting physician noted 73 in hospital, 128 admissions, 114 discharges, and 6 deaths this quarter. Deaths included several from apoplexy and tuberculosis. The Visiting Committee praised hospital conditions. A Minister of Interior letter announced new government trustees John H. Paty, James I. Dowsett, Bruce Cartwright Fy, Huckfeld, and George W. Smith for four years from July 1. Honorary physicians Drs. Clifford Ryder and Sulimoon were added. Debate continued on admitting Hawaiian Seamen free of charge, with a majority and minority report exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen's Hospital
Tok
Kor Alex. Mackintoss
Clhair
Paty
Schaefer
Domige
Interior
John H. Paty
Jawes I. Dowsett
Bruce Cartwrigl Fy
Huckfeld
George W. Smith
Clifford Ryder
Sulimoon
Jlaat
Controversy Over Hawking Flag Vessels Referred to Committee
A longstanding dispute over seamen of any nationality sailing under the Hawking flag is again sent back to the committee for more data and statistics. Messrs Johana, J.P. Huckford, and George W. Smith were appointed a Visiting Committee for the current quarter as the meeting adjourned just before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messars
Johana
J.P. Huckford
George W. Smith
Harbor Wall Debate Prompts Call for Proper Foundations
A letter to the Star argues for solid mortar foundations and multiple pilings for a wall from King Street bridge to the tide, condemning ad hoc dredging and politics. The writer supports harbor improvements, bids by contract, and economy, citing dredging costs and the need for responsible, scientific work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eperor Butteris
the Star
Nuuanu
King Street Bridge
Tiu
San Praneisor
Aod
Advertiser
United States
Dlimy
Islands
Ex-Lawyer Ache Faces Fresh Court Troubles
In higher court records, ex lawyer Ache again in trouble over alimony and guardianship actions. John Sant has withdrawn from the suit to place his father under guardianship. Isabella A. Achi accuses William Achi of seven weeks of alimony neglect. Respondent argues poverty, mortgage foreclosures, and tax and water bill arrears while claiming to still follow court orders. The judge considers reducing alimony and examines multiple mortgage disputes and bankruptcy links involving Alfonso and related parties. The article cites other ongoing cases, appeals, and depositions in connected litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Kinney
Isabella A. Achi
William ©. Achi
Bimondine
Hy Hes
Huntdo
Ty Bishop Co
St. Louis College
Defindant
Whiting
Repeintes
Whiting Than
California
Joan A. Cunmins
George Lucas
Tnuetor
John FB
Bowlerva
B.C. Macfarlany
C.K. Peterson
Ol Kble
Pintithe
Wongwong
Owa
W. G. Irwin
Kailua
L. P B. Aikue
Waya
Koolwupoko
Hartwell
C. Brown
Henry Smith
Supreme Court of British Columbia
Sam Louisson, 28, Dies in Hawaii From Bowels Inflammation
Samuel Louisson, a popular young man in Hovolula, died at about seven this morning from bowel inflammation after a recent illness. He was 28, active in the Hawaiian Lodge of Mason, Myrtle Kent Club, and Pacific Tennis Club. Funeral arrangements to be announced. His father, a senior partner at M. S. Grinbaum & Co., San Francisco and Honolulu, is abroad with Mrs. Louisson. an elder son Abraham has been living locally. In another note, the Pacific Trading Company’s failure shakes Commercial circles. liabilities reported around 18,000 to 20,000 with major creditors each at 2,000 and 2,000 respectively, assets not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Louisson
Hovolula
Mr Loutiseon
M. 8. Grinbaum & Co
San Francisco
Honolulu
Mre
Louisson
Pacific Trading Company
Itahan
Lower Fort Street
Hilo
Passengers booked for San Francisco steamers Mariposa and Australia
Passengers engaged for passage from here on the Mariposa and Australia include Miss Emily Halstead Miss Mullins CJ Mullins Mrs WC Parke Misa J S Parke WC Parke and others aboard the Mariposa while the Australia carries Mrs J Visher wife and child Mrs Sancedo Wood Armstrong and Miss A Kinsball The Alameda bound for the Colonies on the 27th shows no known departures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
William G. Lrwin & Co
Mariposs
Australia
Mariposa
Emily Halstead
A Mullins
CJ Mullins
WC Parke
Misa J S$ Parke
da H Visher
J F Brown
Sancedo
Wood Armstrong
A Kinsball
Alameda
Elegant Calabash Punchbowl on Display in Show Window
Wiehman features an elegant punchbowl carved from a calabash in a show window. It is lined with silver and husarim, has a matching base, and a silver band around the widest part with monograms and the word winnae. Intended as a welding present for Germany, it showcases intricate silver smithing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiehman
Stan
Germany
Silverwaith
Fragmentary OCR note on health remedies and social commentary
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a so called purifier and remedies, mentioning Hoval Sarsapartha and Granelin. It references personal use, family health, and a claim of preventing serious illnesses by purification. The text is unclear but centers on herbal or medicinal claims and public reception.
Disorderly house cases end in fines and jail
In district court Jack Kane was found guilty of maintaining a disorderly house with a ferocious dog, sentence suspended. Clin Chong was convicted for running a vice den, fined 100 dollars and costs. Ah Qu and Quan Chen were found guilty of opium conspiracy, sentenced to six months in jail, bonds set at 500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thore
Morg Il
Jack Kane
John Fronell
Louis Adier
Fone
Pere
Clin Chong
Iuets
Kawaiamo Jane
Edings
Cha Chong
Snags Perry
Kapaa
Ah Qu
Quan Chen
Perry
San Prancisco bound ship with passengers listed
The SDIeping News describes the ship Consolero bound for San Prancisco in ballast arriving at Hilo October 18 after a 17 day voyage from San Prax rcinco with passengers Mrs J Lewis J Wilson Mra Wilson Miss Una Wilson D Wilson JTL Merlin and Geo H Deacon. It notes a cargo of general merchandise including two horses advertised and mentions extreme heat affecting cooling drinks as well as local ads from Alex Chisholm and Ordway Porter. It also reports the Pacific Trading Company failure with liabilities near 20000 and partial assets discussed in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailea
Hilbark Santiago
Johnso
San Prancisco
J. Lewis
J Wilson
Mra Wilson
Una Wilson
D Wilson
Merlin
Geo H Deacon
Hilo
Consuelo
San Prax Rcinco
Genera
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Gt King Streit
Honai
Hawaiian
Pontpabl
Canada
B. L. Finney
Ayer
Aindy
Olbera
Dr.j
Ayer & CO
Lowell Mass
U.S.A
Bpueraret Bane
Dsr
Talal
Cistom House Records
GH. Mamm & Co
ASP
Esseetu Rt
Ache
Joun
Lane Macks
Alfonso
John
Sant
Sandel Louisson
The
Fecilic Trading Company
Hoon
LawEne
Dolnee
Gailty
Alntate Tag & Nutswnee
Alex. Chisholm
Ordway & Porter
Alu
Ienstoniehing
Bas Abiaotate
Fey
Cedar Bi
New Yorke
Exehinge
Franclen
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