Funeral of Captain King and Masonic Rites at Honolulu
Remains of Captain J A King minister of the interior laid to rest in Nuoma Cemetery amid a large Honolulu procession. Masons held services at the temple then marched to the Executive Building and to the grave. A hundred carriages, police units, National Guard, and Navy sailors joined the solemn ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. King
Nuvana
Honolulu
Atnte
KE. A. Mott-Smith
O. Smith
J. A. Hassinger
W. F. Allen
J. A. McCandean
G.B. Ripley
O. L. Wight
K. BR. G. Wallace
National Guard
Sixth Artillery
Marah
Dole
Panchbow
School Street
Norman Gedge
Vrap
Cottin
Norman E. Gedye
Pacific Lodge
Geo. Compton
le Progrea Lodge
Archie Gilfillan
Hawaiian Lodge
Clay Clement’s Liar Week At Robertson’s Theater
Clay Clement and his company begin a final week with Robertson’s best comedy Caste appearing as Old Eccles. The Mountebank follows on Tuesday and The New Dominion is repeated Thursday. Saturday features Hamlet with Clement acclaimed as a premier Hamlet. The run ends Monday Oct 30 with The Ticket of Leave Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Clement
Robertson
Mr. Clement
States
New Dominion
Shakespern
Mr Clement
Colburn Discharged In Assault Case
Colburn was discharged after police testified he did not touch Akana in the Police Court Saturday afternoon. Moments later Louis Marshal, his agent, was arrested for assault and battery on Akana, with officers claiming Marshall pushed him near the door. The case is set for the 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Colburn
Asault
W. C. Akana
Colburn
Akana
Louis Marshal
Dssault
W. ©. Akana
Marshall
Kihei and Hawaiian Commercial consider amalgamation plan
Stockholders of the Kibei Plantation Company met in the Chamber of Commerce with about 36 000 shares represented. H P Baldwin chaired. L A Thurston secretary. They voted to accept Alexander & Baldwin as agents and a favorable ground for sugar ground at a cheaper rate than ever. A possible Kihei and Hawaiian Commercial amalgamation was discussed. Also noted was a call for two thirds assessments and a police court case involving John French for assault and battery with a monkey incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibei Plantation
Chamber of Commerce
H. P Baldwin
L. A. Thurston
Alexander & Baldwin
Hawaiian Commercial Co
San Francisco
China
Javille
Kihei
Baldwin
Messrs
Thornton
Cabinet meeting discusses Interior vacancy and Hawaii plans
A Honolulu cabinet forenoon session reviewed filling the Interior Department vacancy after Captain J A King’s death. They weighed appointing Charles F Parson as District Magistrate of North Hilo and addressed Wailuku District Magistrate commission changes. President Dole noted Damon’s possible retention as Finance Minister while abroad. Senators Davis and Clark offered views on Philippines governance and Hawaii’s path to territorial status, with upcoming arrivals from Yokohama and Australia shaping oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Interior Department
Interior
J. A. King
Charles F. Parsoon
Jay
Hilo
Mapneae
North Hilo
Adgea Barvard
Pareovs
Wailuka
Maoi
McKay
Damon
Dole
Washington
Italy
Whitehouse Contracting and Construction Co Formed
Papers filed in the Interior Department by Whitehouse Contracting and Construction Co request a charter. Directors include L. M. Whitehuuce OC McLennan I M Wakefield Carl Smith of Hilo and J Waller Jones. Main office to be in Hilo with capital 25000 at par 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
Whitehouse Contracting and Construction Co
L. M. Whitehuuce
McLennan
I. M. Wakefield
Carl Smith
Hilo
J. Waller Jones
Thia
Passenger list of the steamer Australia sparks sale of seats
Announcement lists Lyric Opera Co. aboard the Australia causing widespread satisfaction and relief. Interest grows as seating opens at Wall Nichol Co for the opening night sale on Tuesday Oct 1. Tomorrow seats for any performance will be in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Lyric Opera Co
Wall
Hawaiian Exhibit Space Talks at Paris Exposition
Pari s communication acknowledged the telegram from Minister Mott Smith about space for an Hawaiian exhibit at the Paris Exposition. No commissioners have been seen, and no decision on space has been made yet. A popular local youth may soon fill a vacant clerical post in the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amemca Mara
Mott Smith
Paris
Gloves Chosen for Independence Park Contest
The gloves for the Saturday night glove contest at Independence Park were selected this forenoon with the Marshal and Deputy Marshal present. The heaviest pairs were chosen, though some attendees preferred lighter gloves. Lambert and Hanson, Denny and Armstrong, and one other pair complete the contest lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mave
Independence Park
Lambert
Hanson
Denny
Armatrong
Wood and Spencer Move Into Quincy House in Cambridge
Word comes that J. Q. Wood and Harold Spencer have taken apartments in Quincy House at Cambridge and are resuming routine work. The report hints at completion of prior tasks and ongoing activity by the two individuals in the Cambridge area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Q. Wood
Harold Spencer
Quincy House
Cambridge
Wailuka News Notes Sparse Rain and Local Happenings
Wailuka and surrounding areas saw nearly half an inch of rain on Thursday with additional showers in Lahain. A police drill was postponed due to the death of Minister J A King. Alabama Mitchell advances ditch work at Tao Valley for Wailoko plantation with tunneling to Iso Valoy planned. The town observed a halved mast in memory of the late minister. A trade ship arrived from San Francisco carrying general merchandise and plantation supplies for Haika. Miss Ellen Henveessy wed Jno Bell of Kibet at Waikapa church with local relatives serving in roles. A new American flag was erected at the sheriff’s office front pole by Mrs David Crowell. H Dickey of Haika plans a Molokai trip aboard Mauna Loa for tax department duties, visiting Kamalo and Kaunakakai plantations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailuka
Wailuke
Waikepu
Lahain
King
Alabama
Mitchell
Tao Valley
Wailoko
Iso Valoy
Wailuka Aheriffe
J. A. King
Olesen
San Francisco
Ellen Henveessy
Jno
Bell
Kibet
Waikapa
Kalino
Pain
Jamon Emith
Waihee
Aloau
Havee
David Crowell
Waitaka
H. Dickey
Haika
Mauna Loa
Kai
Kamalo
Kaunakakai
Man Hing Burns Case Brought Before Police Court
Lee Hing appeared in police court charged with assault and battery on Man Hing after hot oil was thrown on his arm causing severe burns. Man Hing did not wish to prosecute, but the judge stated the law had to proceed. The case is scheduled to resume tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hing
Man Hing
Wilcot
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Captain King
Swell Transport Fleet
Terior
Wift
Temple and Grave
America
Prom
Manila
Danny Vostok
U. S
Dusa San Francisco
Kobe
United States
Vostok
Railway Wharf
Quaraotine
Peninsular and Oriental 8. 8
Boxford and Lone
Sutherland
England
Rossia
Deloy Vootok
T. Eriksen
W. Brodikin
Belobreffeki
A. A. Danie
KIBEI
MBB
Grind Cave
Jobn French
Mano
French
Sonytown
Thompson
Aguo
Cabinet Meeting OF Today
Davis and Clark
Chas. F. Parsons
Wailuku
Clark
Davia
Minnesota
Committees On Foreign Relations
Conigrese
Philippines
McKinley
Bennitor Davis
Con
Davis
Wyoming
Congress
Arizona
New Mexico
Honolula
Yokohama
Colonies
Victoria
Dr. Peers
Pari
Buenas Vista
Major Wood
Buena Vista Hospital
Major Taylor
Col. Mills
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Hamilton, Brown Shoe CO
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort St
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