Planters Hopeful as Koebele Reports Import Delays and Seeds
Commissioner Hanghe recalls a letter from Prof. Koebele noting arrival of scale insects and valuable tree seeds to Hawaii. He warns imports from Australia and the south Pacific until further notice due to a new fruit pest. Koebele seeks cause of Fiji cane borer disappearance while studying insects in New Caledonia and Fiji, with two months expected in Fiji.
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David Hanghe
Agricultura
Bowers
Prof
Kosbele
Sydney
Tolands
Alameda
Nanapa Valley
Australia
Koebele Warna
Haughe Wo
Koobele
Colonial Sugar Co
Fiji
Dot
Koabelo
Hawaii
Koebele
New Caledonia
New Dominion at Opera House Tonight by Clay Clement
The New Dominion by Clay Clement will be presented tonight at the Opera House. Those who saw the first performance have buys tickets again and fall hopes for a full house on the last two nights. The company concludes with a farewell Hamlet by a leading actor in Shakespeare's tragedy.
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New Dominion
Clay Clement
Opera House
Clement
Baron von Hoben
Apa
Emile Arron of Panama Pardoned Notoriety Mention
A dispatch reports Emile Arron of Panama has been pardoned after a period of notoriety. The censored text notes a pardon affecting Arron’s situation and its regional implications.
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Emile Arvom
Tishes
Emile Arron
Panama
Falls of Clyde Bark Registration Ordered by Circuit Court
Judge Perry directs the Collector General of Customs to register the bark Falls of Clyde immediately and grant Arthur M. Brown a Hawaiian certificate of registration with the costs charged to the petitioner. Attorney General Cooper notes an appeal allowed by the judge.
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Perry
Circuit Court
Collector General of Customs
Falls of Clyde
Arthur M. Brown
Cooper
Claims Against Antiope Spark Damages Dispute At Port
Grace and Company of San Francisco seeks 8400 from the Hawaiian ship Antiope now in port. Captain Murray says the vessel is largely sold and will sail Saturday, disputing Grace and Co’s claims while offering to deposit funds under protest. The article notes a charter dispute, and mentions valuable shell cameos and South Georgia pearls as items aboard.
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Philippines
U.S. A
Ohio
Hongkong
Guam
Irmgard Wharf
San Francisco
First
Nevada Cavalry
Manila
M Lanscott
H Foeman
W O Wright
S Howland
Beach
Voglegeanng
Cranton
Barrett
Lowe
G_ Worrilow
W Cardwell
M Brochhert
A F Dean
GN Thompson
Wikiosos
EO Rost
CA Davies
USN
P Gelhooby
Schmeder
H Garey
W Lawrence
JO Waters
Misses LA Starr
A Shaw
Sarah Shaw
Jacanette OU Morrin
Red Cross Narews
Mra
Robinson
Ohild
Lenecott
Ohia
Gunm
John Mank
Colorado Volunteer Infantry
John Cullen
14Th
Su A
Morgan City
W. J. Boggs
Antiope
California
Pred Whitney
Grace and Company
Baves
Murray
Bunterix
Steven Fale
Grace & Co
Point Heni
Grace and Co
Murray Wne
Ranoar
No.1 Fire Company
Morning Star
Micronesia
Honolulu
Gilbert Lelands
Waialus Agricultural Co
Dillingham
Soper
Myrelf
Ourse Ion
Wainlua Agricultural Company
Exposition and Hawaii exhibit draw crowd at Omaha fair
Report from Omaha notes improved attendance at the Greater America edition with two new sections and brighter displays, including a Hawaiian exhibit and a proposed Kawaimno corner in the museum. Weather has been favorable amid forecasted winter blizzards. President McKinley and Bryan appear on campaign paths. Towse couple departs. more on railroad and economic notes.
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Womoha
Neb
Greater America
McKinley
Sioux City
Iowa
Bryan
Towse
Rey
Jongo
Omaha Public Library
Paris
Florida
Rossig
Douglas County
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Burlington
U. P
Daniel
Boxing night altered by officer's fall at Independence Park
Officer Lambert of the Police Department fell from his wheel yesterday injuring his left hand and rendering it nearly powerless. He cannot appear in the boxing contests at Independence Park Friday night. Ed Towse and wife will arrive there on the Gaelic.
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Lambert
Police
Independence Park
Towse
Parker heads to China on private business trip
Hon Samuel Parker departed for the States via China on private business and pleasure. He is said to meet parties about an incorporation of bia business, tying him to ranching interests. The cabinet held a forenoon conference but made no choice for Minister of the Interior.
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Samuel Parker
China
States
Parker
Cabint
Opium To Be Gold At Public Auction
Opium in the Custom House vaults will be sold at public auction by order of Attorney General Cooper, head of the Board of Health. About 3300 tins remain, but after destroying damaged tins, 2109 will be disposed of with buyers required to bond that the opium will be shipped out of the country at the earliest opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custom House
Cooper
Board of Health
The Plate And Crest Of Kapiolani Casket
A silver plate on the Kapiolani casket, received by Jobo Colburn, bears the inscription KAPIOLANI NAPELAKAPU Wahine a ka Moi Kalakaua Hanau ma Hilo Hawaii ka la gto De mash Mi He 1834 Make ma Honolulu Oahu ka la ago a 64 Malahline's Matamna's me 23 La. The crest is solid gold with enamel work, surmounted by the royal crown and bears the motto Kalin 1 Ka nau. The face bears the letters Ky.
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Jobo Colburn
Newark men praise Ka kapko range for best location
A group from Newark praised the Ka kapko military range as the best they have visited and will continue daily shooting there for a Philippines assignment. The Hooolala Rifle Association will hold its regular monthly shoot at the batts Saturday afternoon with many entries expected.
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Newark
Kakapko
Bulis
Newark Assle
Philippines
Hooolala Rifle Association
Batts
Boston Lyrics Repertoire Change Brief
A repertoire update from Boston Lyrics lists new entries for the first work. The schedule shifts include a matinee on November 4 and a Saturday night performance for a work titled Bobes Girl with additional entries amended like Tooaday Opt BI and Thereaday November 2.
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Boston
Tooaday
Thereaday
Bobes Girl
Marentte
White Hoose Prominence In Police Court Forenoon
Two soldiers faced the Police Court in a forenoon session. Both were described as slightly intoxicated with no major offense beyond a drunkenness charge. The case details and jurisdiction remained limited as proceedings moved forward.
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OBATA
Fom Philippines
C & Ae
Obie
Capt. Murray
Dam
Logan
Omahe Library Public
Messrs
Super
Kakaako Hanok
Syate
Dr. Oat
Hamilton, Brown Shoe CO
Highland Calf
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co
Fort St
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