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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1899
Page
8
Iron Works to Close for Honolulu Labor Day
Labor Day will be celebrated with a full holiday as the Honolulu Iron Works will close Monday at the request of city workers. Other local manufacturers are expected to follow, mirroring the holiday scale seen in U S cities. A steamer Carmarthenshire arrived with passengers and immigrants for Honolulu, and winds were reported strong at Lahaina and Kasuapal.
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Local and General News From a Honolulu Paper
The Pioneer Mill is not grinding steadily. Survey for sale, almost new. The Rio de Janeiro from Yokohama is due today in the hold of the BRM. Miowera carries 1000 tons of Manitoba flour for Australia. Dorie is the next regular steamer from the Coast arriving Saturday the 9th. Nearly fifty deep water vessels expected this month. Oscar Cox ill at his brother’s house in Wai sles. Emma Davison drops money aboard the China. Dr. Kojima and family arrived from Yokohama, to practice in Honolulu. Mrs. Annis Montague Warner to sing at Central Union Church Sunday. Circuit Court term busy and possibly extended. Kindergarten Association met at Emma Hall with Mrs. Allen presiding. Changes in teaching staff reported. Socials at Paul Isenberg’s new home with Miss Mott-Smith among guests. Miss Helen Smith will stay in Honolulu longer, guest of Dr. and Cooper. Brown party to remain at Waialua over Sunday. Prof. Koebele and George Compere plan to sail for Fiji and colonies in the Mionera for six to seven months. Tonight at the Opera House “Mrs. Quinn’s Twine” by Maggie Moore’s troupe. Mike Costello fined $250 for unlawful possession of opium.
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Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
BRM
Australia
Dorie
Oscar Cox
Cox
Waisles
China
Emma Davison
Kojima
Carmarthenshire
Honolulu
Annis Montague Warner
Divine Redeemer
Central Union Church
Paul Isenberg
Pensacola
Hassinger
Glade
EB. A. Mott-Smith
Helen Smith
San Francisco
and Cooper
Brown
Irwin
Hatch
J. B. Castle
Miss White
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