Rain on Kauai Boosts sugar interests after stormy voyage
Rain drenched Kauai for several days delivering a $20,000 boon to the sugar industry. Steamer Keauhou arrived with news and reports of extreme seas, heavy winds, and mud washing from the mountains. Manager Morrison notes the rainfall’s value, while Keauhou’s voyage included catches of two Olua and delays at Makaweli. Kekaba mill will resume grinding in two weeks.
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Kauai
Kauni
Keauhou
Baual Yent
Parser Clapham Rey
Kekshi
Rar
Makaweli
Pho Keauhou
Manager Morrison
Hanamaula
Clapham
Kekaba
Sculptor Hutchinson Displays Jersey Bull Statue
An English sculptor Mr Allen Hutchinson exhibits a Jersey bull statue in Honolulu at the Society for Artista galleries. The piece aims to faithfully depict the milking breed’s salient points and was inspired by a notable Jersey exhibit in New South Wales.
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Honolulu
Allen Hutchinson
Hawaii
Sydney Mail
Society For Artista
Hutchinson
New Booth Wales
The
Agricultural Society
Nestion
Mahoney Trial Ends With Plausible Story Told
EB J Mahoney of Honolulu Iron Works faced assault charges against police officer Frank Ferreira. Judge Wilcox advised presenting a plausible tale after Mahoney’s late afternoon testimony. Mahoney claimed he restrained Ferreira without using force and gave inconsistent statements about Fort Street locations and Hackfeld & Co store details.
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EB. J. Mahoney
Honolulu
Fort Street
H. Hackfeld & Co
Atore
King body to lie in state at executive building throne room
The body of James A. King will lie in state in the old throne room at the Executive building from 11:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursday October 19 and 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. The band will play dirges. government offices close and courts suspend operations tomorrow. A guard from the National Guard of Hawaii will stand watch in the admission area. Decorations are under way, with the Sunn Department main entrance draped in black and white. Official funeral program to be published Friday. Pell-beaters mostly chosen but not public.
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James A. King
Donar
National Guard of
Hawaii
Haliwaye
Sunn Department
Serenade Acknowledged Aboard Rio de Janeiro Transport
On the Pacific Mail wharf this morning a two hour serenade greeted the Rio de Janeiro as the transport prepared to depart. Enthusiastic crowds heard tunes like Hot Time Dixie and The Star Spangled Banner. A note from Headquarters Thirty Fourth Infantry U S Volunteers on board Honolulu Hawaii dated Oct 18 1890 expresses thanks to Captain Berger for the courtesy and serenade enjoyed by all.
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Pacific Mail
Rio de Janeiro
Berger
Thirty-ffth Infantry
U. 8
Honolulu
H. 1
Opera sale opens Monday for Boston Lyric engagement
Reserved seats for the Boston Lyric engagement go on sale Monday Oct 23 at Wall Nichols Co. from 10 to 4 daily. Senta performances in the repertoire can be secured by telephone 442. All seats laid aside must be called for by 12 o clock Monday Oct 39 or they will be sold.
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Boston
Wall, Nichols Co
Senta
Banks Close For Day In Honor Of Minister King
Banks will close at 11 o'clock tomorrow as a mark of respect for the late Minister of the Interior Jas. A. King. His body will lie in state at the executive building from 11 p.m. to 3 30 p.m. tomorrow Thursday October 19.
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Jas. A. King
Veethall Mem Football Enthusiasts Meeting At YMCA
A meeting of football enthusiasts will be held at the YMCA tonight to discuss the recently received proposition from the Coast. All football men are urged to attend.
Certificates Worthless Certificates Landed By Fraud In Honolulu
Eighteen Chinese passengers arriving in Honolulu on October 7 were denied entry as their so called student certificates, issued in Honolulu without proper endorsement, failed the U S Chinese exclusion law. Notary public Jaron W. Girvin sold these certificates, prompting resignations and inquiries into the local Chinese Bureau and Customs Office.
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Honolala
Brown
Honolulu
Jamon W. Girvin
Custom House
Cooper
Girein
Chinese Bureau
Foreign Department
United States
Registrar General of
China
Ers
Girvie
Girvio
Minister of Finance
Girvin
Soldiers Rampage in Rio De Janeiro Exposes Police Clashes
Rioting soldiers and police clashed last night with multiple assaults and storefront thefts. Officers Kekai and Po hakopas battled a Japanese assailant and a crowd gathered as eight mounted patrols responded. In Police Court, several soldiers faced fines and warnings as more misconduct erupts near Chinatown and on King Street. Col Plummer arrived aboard the Rio de Janeiro with officers urged to jail soldiers who resist police.
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Rio de Janeiro
Kekai
Pohakopas
Abadowe
Paoshi Street
Honolulu
Panabi Street
Nolan
King A
McCandless
Inez
Chinatown
Wilove
Col. Plummer
Three squads sweep town taking men from Opera House
Three squads of about twenty men each fanned through the town and rounded up every man they could find, even pulling men from the Opera House during a performance. Some in Chinatown attempted escape but loaded rides were directed at them and they backed off.
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Chinetown
Sailors Sail for Manila as Troops Cheered from Honolulu Docks
About ten this morning the U S A T Mikh departed Oceanic wharf bound for Manila with part of the battalion aboard. The Sikh proceeded behind, with cheers from the crowd and compliments to Honolulu. Rio de Janeiro left the Pacific Mail wharf soon after, its band playing as guards and troops embarked. Headquarters and most of the deth Regiment were aboard the Rio, which sailed in company with the Sikh toward Manila.
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U. 8. A. T. Mikh
Oceanic
Ma‘nila
Tio de Janeiro
Honolulu
Pacifico Mail
Sbo
Rio de Jto
Vosoel Herr Berger
Manila
Déth
Lanai Water Project Under Lanai Well Drilling Lead
Ny Everard of California and the Palawai Development Association report progress on Lanai water export efforts. Transit by W H Dimond delivered drilling equipment and a well boring crew led by Everard is set to push the project forward. A 95 foot test well showed promising water potential with no rock layers encountered.
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Palawai Development Association
Lanai
W. H. Dimond
Leboa
Everard
California
Removal of Storehouse Plans in King Street Area
Emptying tears, J. F. Golbara, Prince Cupid Kalanianaole and Wm. jell supervise the afternoon removal to a storehouse on the corner of King and Inken Streets from which W. O. Akana was recently ejected. Prince Cupid said the store would not be rented to another tenant but removed to make way for a fine modern block.
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J. F. Golbara
Prince Cupid Kalanianaole
Wm. Jell
King and Inken
W. 0. Akana
Prince Cupid
Atora
Injunction Case on Hawaiian Tramways Continues in Court
Judge Perryn presides as the injunction hearing proceeds. Attorneys Hatch and Neumann represent the old company while W. R. Castle and Mc Cistan appear for T. Southwick, detailing the ongoing legal action and party positions.
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Hawaiian Tramways Co
Perryn
Hatch
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