Chemists Name Their Officers The Hawaiian Chemiate Association
The Hawaiian Chemists Association elected officers for the year at a meeting held last night at the Haw Pree. President M8 Nore, vice president Halph A. Lion, and others including WO Savage, Hh J Johnson, AL Ko tne, Mowiohaert, Greenfield, Jaud A Kraft were voted in. The gathering showed rising interest and featured a lengthy program with many contributors from C. damien to Ki Mattelle, reflecting strong ongoing work.
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Chemiate’ Association
Molite Anual Semmion
Nore
Licce
Halph A. Lion
Weore
Peck
WO Savage
Hh J Johnson
AL Ko
AL Ko Tne, 1) Mowiohaert
Greenfield
Jaud A. Kraft
Not Returning Isenberg and Other Officials in City News
Isenberg will not return as rumored two weeks. Governor George I Carter, chairman of the military commission, is expected to return soon. Gunnem of Cleveland notes a future visit. Towek shown at the office after recent appointment, while Whitney, son of the inventor, traveled through Honolulu. John Bowler, Waikiki elder, fell from a balcony during house repairs but suffered no serious injuries. Northwestern steamer plans Nome voyage with $1,000,000 in gold dust, aiming to evacuate residents and ship others south for winter.
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Isenberg
Formicr
George I. Carter
Munitery
HM. Gunnem
Cleveland
Kaun
Kb Towek
Kle Whitney
Tre Ventor
Sottanain
Honolulu
Tower
Mr Whitney
Tint Zenok
Myens
Ranger
Home Insurance Company
Han
San Francisco
Han Frictioo
Ems
Mauna Kea Passenger Panic After Reef Collision
A night voyage of the steamship Mauna Kea struck rocks near Makena Point, injuring few and scattering passengers from their sleep. The ship remained lodged for about fifteen minutes before reversing to safety, with many travelers, mostly tourists, aboard bound for Monn Juli to view the volcano.
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Interstai
Magahiyy
Pandoniere
Cmaat
Ennes
Procarini
Elizabeth Cockett Called By Death in Morning
Elizabeth Cockett died this morning at 8115 Wetock from Brights disease. Born in the fatands she leaves five children including Mrs. William G. h and Mrs. L. Y Fernandes. Burial at 2800 King Street. funeral from Williams Undertaking Parlors at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Mee
Enanveth Coenen
Wetock
Bright
Cockett
William
G. H
Mrv
L. Y Fernandes
Isaan
Henry Cockett
King Street
Willians
Williams
Notice to Creditors for Long Saw estate
Notice to creditors of Long Saw deceased. Interested persons must present claims to the court clerk at 07 Merchant Street, Hanetub, CUY within the stated period. It requests all creditors to file their claims or be forever barred from recovery under the will and local probate laws.
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Loch Nauk
Hoong Han
Uhlan
Honutuha
Whawall
Mersby
Hanetub
Hanejila
Miwa
TIDES SUN AND MOON ANCIENT VERSE TRANSLITERATED
Fragmentary OCR yields a poetic line about tides and the moon. The readable portions hint at celestial timing and nature's cycles, but full meaning is unclear and no concrete events or names are established.
Vessels To and From the Islands
Harbor notices list October ship movements with Crescent bound for Pearl Harbor and Yokohama, and Tenyo Mara heading to Honolulu. The October dates reflect harbor traffic to and from Pearl Harbor and Honolulu.
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Eaglu Harbor
Crescent
Pearl Harbor
Yokohama
Honolulu
Weather Today Summary From Fragmented Data
Incomplete weather notes report early morning temperatures, a high around 73, morning low of 64, barometer near 29.90, and various humidity and wind readings. Several figures are garbled, with multiple wind directions and speeds listed for different times.
Wilson's Next Move on Road Contract Dispute
The article outlines contractor John He Wile's challenge to a road project award to Young Engineering. Judge Tobinson granted a motion to strike most claims, leaving one contested point about the injunction. Possible interlocutory appeal may follow if the injunction survives.
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John
Fonts
Cand Cuntinion
Jard-Young Engineering Comemany
Wilnant
Judie Tobinson
Wilson
Brewer Estate 10 Plans New Building After Street Closure
The Brewer estate intends to begin a new building once the street closing at Vinlon and Hotel corners is secured. J R L Gut of the Hawaiian Twat company announced plans to proceed after assessment, citing a valuable improvement and a model kitchen department in the projected establishment.
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Brewer Estate
J. RL Gut
Hawaiian Twat Company
Repnecontig
Anetimn
Blom’s Latest On Trip Brings Store Openings to Panthon Block
Blom announces a grand new shop at the Pantheon block corner of Hotel and Burt streets with a lavish line of goods including fancy woods and gifts. Customers glimpse extended displays and expect a November opening as work progresses opposite the convent, with early sales likely to attract feminists and patrons alike.
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Hugtig Leto
Mastern Contore
Faehion
Bion Te Kalnie
Pantheon Block
Hotwl
Burt
Weleen
Conference on Rewald Decides Public Work Plan
The conference on Rewald approves a public works plan to canalize water via three ditches along Keaste street Ward avenue and a new street, with crowns and water led off to the sea. Owners pay their share and an appeal path exists via circuit judge. The contract will be let to a firm and early payment expected.
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Public Works Office
Elrouit
Duteten
Keaste Street
Ward Avenue
B.A. Mott-Hmlth
Bard At Health
Hontriet
Althugh
Plan for Hilo Wharf Agreement With Railroad and Harbor Board
Draft agreement between Hilo Railroad Co and harbor commissioners seeks a wharf, warehouse, and approaches with rails and power plant. It outlines preferred use by rail and ships, revenue, storage, and maintenance terms to be reviewed at a Saturday meeting with public discussion and invited business group presence.
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Hilo Railroad Company
Moant of
Hilo
Allroad
Wevennyey
Brn
Plaemim
Powah
Stoamahiy Company
Walog Aamo
Rally Fond of
Ratiront
Umm the Wuld
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Arine Engineers
Aveficial Association
K. P. Hal
Renterntty Hall
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Sachem
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Fort
Fterng
Kilwary
A. Jacouson
Mooiavery Fleet
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Pythian
Bepe
Annis Ati
Wiedeinys Tawthere
Weir
Mon Antonie Mall
A. Blom
Fort St
Milton & In
Young Hotel
Mary-Ann Bonnet Shop
ER Fort Street
Miss Woodard
Fort Street
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Nuwanu Street
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Ashlee
Wintelthy
VFL Balls Fronthik Blane
Eave Nene
Thin Mantis
Old Duat
Nome
Mauna Kea
Rithet
Japan
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Kobe Herald
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Hiakwdata
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Tian
Moesugen
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Mie
Cape Town
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Trwnitian
West Indian Islands
Gulf of Mexico
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Australia
Joure Beye
le Wont
Riden
McCabe
Mawiiton
Renny
Eireulas
Belli Company
Mbont
Monteagle
Elizabeth Cockett
Bugar
Hawaii
Veeree
Iain Tarsus
Colbuth
Hall
Cutler
Mra
A. Cutler
Mine A. Apa
Row
Rider
ML Caninton
W. J. Coleg
Deringer
Mr. Beringe
Wireless
H. Hackfeld and Company
Hue Munplia
Tivemnagos PM. & B
Mongolia
Calm
Pel Sound
Orient
Honighuna
Kobe
Suee Canal Coy
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City Transfer Co
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Merchants’ Exchange
W. C. Peacock & Co., Ltd
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Gramagne
Rewald
The
Bulletin
A. H. Dondero
Merchant ST
Hilo Wharf
Arog
E. W. Grave
Louie Ue
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