Vancouver Tourists Association Aids Visitors
Hughes reports on Vancouver merchants business group guiding tourists, offering free information, office access, and organized tours at moderate rates. The plan includes pamphlets, travel arrangements, and preserved funds for future growth, suggesting a similar approach could benefit Honolulu with local merchant cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Canada
Errth
Columbia
Vancouver
Honobut
Gihere
Willetwas
el Urelved
Tourisl
Nd Tramwaya
Touriste’ Association
Generis
Democratic and Rule fusion talk unsettles Honolulu
The Bulletin notes Home Rule leaders await Katanakatan’s return from Hawaii before acting. A mix of Democrats express loyalty or skepticism toward Wilcox, pledging or denying votes based on party lines. A proposed tourism information bureau is urged to guide commerce and aid travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Home Rule Executive Committee
Bureau of Information
Tourists
Muiual Beneft
Honolulu
Econax Powalbio
Wideawake
Brown Entertained at Mrs Tinker Home With Plans for Regatta
Captain Brown of the Kohooner Her relates tales of world travel at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph Tinker. He offers a thousand dollar wager for a schooner race around the island and seeks prospects from Levi Woodbury and Concord owners. Captain Brown sails for the South Bean aboard Herman with fellow voyagers and guests in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capain Brown
Mat
Joseph Tinker
Captain Brown
Levi Woodbury
Concord
Brown
Herman
toWo
Tonight's Smoker at Officers' Chub Club
Invitations have been sent for the Officers' Chub Smoker this evening and the club house is expected to be filled. A program of music and humorous readings will entertain guests while decorations and bunting set a festive mood. Ping pong prize winners will receive trophies and may perform a short act. Participants in the ping pong tournament are asked to attend as invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gueska
Wiehew
Dangerous object threatens tramway pole on Walithi road
Chief inspector Brown reports a dangerous object near Hawaiian Tramways Co track on Walithi road. He cites danger to passengers after his young child was nearly struck while leaning from a car. Other items mention India harvests and famine fears in Shanghai and western India, with Japan referenced.
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Brown
W. F.C
Shanghai
Kaine
India
Chesropi
Japan
Gen Sharrett Finishes Work On Chinese Tariff
General T. Sharrett wraps up U S tariff work in China after representing the United States at the conference a commission of powers revises the tariff on imports to China. He notes the final pact favors the United States and will boost American trade with the Orient. He travels on to Baltimore after addressing chambers of commerce in San Francisco Seattle Portland Chicago and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Sharrett
China
T. 4 Sharronis
Rom Chin
United States
Ching
Inter
McKinley
Rooenvelt
Andert
San Francisco
Genera Starrett
International Commission
England
Shanghai
London
Manchester
Boards of Trade
Chine
James McKay
Dudgeon
Great Britain
Prheog
Toard
H. M. Talbot
Wae
Hem
M Seston
Jean
Tlon
Arga
Jon
Washington
Germany
Japan
Austria
Netherlarida
Belgium
Spain
France
Rusri
Portugal
Italy
Kenalial
Nan Kiong
U. R. Monterey
Nanking
Eechina Heneral Bhurrelt
America
Cleveland
Baltimore
Bers of Commerce
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
Attorney's Work and Probate Fees in England Estate
The master reports on the annual account of Thomas Ray Keyworth as sole surviving executor of Bem Live, deceased. Fees paid to J Alfred Magoon and irregular discharge orders are noted. Receipts total 272.77 with payments 2509.88. Alter Gay Harris and Kethel Pauling N. Gay are appointed administrator under bonds. Judge Robin presided in probate court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenry Smith
Thomas Ray Keyworth
BEM Live
Legacion
Teatatrix
England
J. Alfred Magoon
Gear
Ak 4 Wild Aeder
Smith
Alter Gay Harria
W. C. Stithle
Admigrat Schor
Kethel Pauling
N. Gay
Kahaing
Keantk
W.T. Rawlins
Robin van
Steamer Wrecked Off Kos Point in Norwrajan Waters
A steamer named Onea Morn was wrecked near Kos Point in Norwrajan waters. Rescue crews reported no immediate casualties and a small amount of cargo lost as salvage operations begin.
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Nagisaki
Ale
Norwrajan Kleamer
Jay
Wwen
Queen Alexandra III Health Report From London
The Daily News reports Queen Alexandra's health as fragile after a recent illness. A physician notes signs of strain and the royal circle hopes privy attendants and doctors around the British court can restore her.
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Lonnon
Daily News
Healtth
Neris
Herman
Kindergarten Doings as Castle Day Nursery Opens
The Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association held its monthly meeting in WC A parlors. Attendance included Mrs Hyde and several directors. The Castle Day Nursery is temporarily discontinued while the kindergartens reopen September 8 with listed directors and capable assistants. Dr Mary P. Bareyne appointed as examining physician for the girls.
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Free Kindergarten and Children's Aid Association
C. M. Hyde
Mra
Hyde
Harriet Castle Coleman
Ats
R. Castle
Stes
A.B. Wood
T. W. Hobron
Mra C. Hi
Gulick
Mex
B. Dyke
Mina Parke
Mise Guild
Lawrence
Castle Howe
Weventenn
Castle Day Nursery
Jane Johnsow Oimee
Geelst Er Mieten
Mike Petia Johnnon
Gaby Contlege
Vineyard Street
Mira Barlow
Fort
Boeton
de. Mary P. Bareyne
Perilous Breakers Rescue Aboard Echooner North Crew
Purser Simerson reports a dramatic rescue from Kaw after the John G. North was driven by a fierce wind. A white man Vestal led the boat crew aided by a Japanese sailor, steering through breakers to reach land as tidal waves and rocky shoals threatened. The crew endured a perilous voyage toward safety, with hopes of not repeating past tidal-wave warnings.
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Simerson
Kaw
John G. North
Kay
Vestal
Vental
Ron
Amiboesitle
Howe
Rewkert
Natin Howe
Kannuny
Deng
Honuapo
China From Orient Ile Tries Practique at Harbor Entry
The steamship China arrived off the harbor awaiting practic e permission to dock. A quarantine physician accompanied the voyage and listed cabin passengers mostly tourists. Several travelers sought to travel to Bun Francieen and Siam Ailomat heads toward Washington. The ship delayed at the channel and waited for further orders from authorities.
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China
Orient
Japan
Siam Ailomat
Hyon Anlefred
Leon Abwey
Ceremany
Hun Frannie
Hamoa Sale Sours Amid Auctioneer Sale of Plantation Goods
A disjointed report outlines a sale at Sehermerhorn AL Morgs auction rooms where the plantation machinery was sold for 97,500 after an 8 percent per share upset. Buyers redirected proceeds from the machinery, leaving land and remaining assets to potentially realize higher value.
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Neo
Sehermerhorn
AL Morgs
Activity Increases On Hawaii Steamer Volcano Scene
Purser Simerson aboard the Hall reports rising volcanic activity after returning from Hawaii. Manager Waldron at Volcano House says activity has increased in the Pit since last report. Officers say on clear nights a lurid reflection is visible from the volcano, with a thin smoke cloud seen during the day.
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Simerson
Hawaii
Waldron
Volcano House
Very Fast Trip From Newcastle Carrying Coal
The American shin John Curler captained by Mapelileun arrived from Newcastle after a hip and record breaking voyage. The vessel completed the trip in about five days at high speed, in sight of the group a day ago. Captain Murchiaan hopes to achieve an even faster time. The carrier brings a cargo of 2621 tons of coal and lies at the stream for present.
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John Curler
Kay Shipping Steamer Arrives With Cargo At Kona Port
The stammer WG Hall arrived from Kona carrying 5,000 bags of kar, 316 bags coffer, 45% bags tara, 146 bunches bananas, 46 kegs butter, 21 cases fruit, 68 cases honey, 12 barrels pol, 30 head cattle and 190 packages. Purser Simerson reports strong northeast winds and much rain as the Nithou was docked yesterday amid rough seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Kona
Kay
Maul
Simerson
Tornapo
Ron Long
Trial testimony on killing of Watson and threats by Ferrie
The article details witness accounts from Fred Meyers and others about the killing of Watson by Perris Ferrie. It cites threats allegedly made by a defendant later identified as “Kentucky Bl” and describes the sequence on the veranda where Watson spoke to Ferrie about horses. Meyers testifies to prior threats and the moment Watson was struck. The record notes other witnesses including Theodore C. Blackwell and mentions the case continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyers
Perri
Meyers
Dutor Geo
Paris
Reynolds
Meyery
Watson
Kentucky
Kentucky Mill
Kentucky Bie
Kentucky BI
Wateson
Withend
Pertie
Ferrie
Waton
Wittees
Perris
Ferris
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Wilcox Agen HC
Reuters
Wilcox
Paros
Wilcor
Manila
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L. F. Sternemank
Fort Street
Henry Smith
Hanlon
Heney Win
Bar
Mter Combervurlvey
Queen Alexandra III
Annie Pon & Henehe
Bulletin
Hamoa Sale
Oe Kay Shipping
George Ferris
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co’s
Pennsylvania
Essex
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