Mid Ocean Golf Club Formed in Honolulu Debut
A meeting at Dr and Mrs Henry W Howard in King Street discussed forming the Mid Ocean Golf Club. Dole was chosen president. Dr Howard vice president and J A Gilman secretary treasurer. A Green Committee named Mrs H Gunn George Howard and A Lovekin. Membership rules and by laws to follow. aim for at least 25 charter members and a clubhouse on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Howard
King Street
Virgil Eitus
Major Davin
Paymaser Stanton
Phildelphia
Das
M. Balou
J. Q. Wood
de Nichols
Woey
AL OL Livekin
W.C. Parke
Ebavand
Som. Ballon
Midlothi
Dole
Dr. Howard
J. A. Gilman
Gnally
H. Gunn
George Howard
A. ©. Lovekin
Guon
California
Humphris
Sid
Mente
Mid- Ocean Gall Club
Siother i
State Department approves Hawaiian cable contract signs
News from Honolulu reports the Pacific Cable Co plan to start construction on a San Francisco to Hawaii line after a July contract with Hawaii, with State Department approval anticipated. Pacific Cable Co led by James Scrym oor and Edmund L. Baylis, with directors including Admiral John Irwin and J Kennedy Tod, aims to provide rapid telegraphic links to Manila and Hongkong, reducing tolls and delays. Captain Nat C. Messer commands the troopship Scandia arriving in Honolulu with troops, while possible conversion to a hospital ship is discussed. Colonel Barber vows firm discipline of Camp McKinley soldiers to protect locals, and the Chamber of Commerce prepares a reception for the Hawaiian Commission amid talks on labor and customs law adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Wm. G.irwin
James A. Scrymoor
Pacific Cable Co
Pacifi Cable Co
Honolulu
Bute Department
United States
Scrymaer
State Department
New York Herald
Manila
Hawaii
Ladrones
Iid
New York
Sorymser
Central and South American Telegraph
Mexico
Central American
Wrat
South America
Edmund L. Baylis
John Irwin
J. Pierpoot Morgan
J. Kennedy Tod
Spain
Hongkong
London
Nat C. Messer
Oceanic Wharf
Buxuerts
Shi
Mosher Wald
Abe
Moser
Fi Horn
Kate Gordon
China
Atlantic
Mester
Messer
Army of Potomac
Pacific
Marechal A. M. Brown
Barber
Camp McKinley
Manon Valley
Keaside
Pedsales Island
Melest
Awaited Government Reply on Hawaiian Battalion Mustering
Government and military authorities await a reply on war plans in Hawaii. Four companies of the New York Volunteers may occupy a basement area at a barracks site while U S authorities consider possession of rooms used by the National Guard. Major Paul reports camp setup at Kapiolani Park for Manila expeditionary troops. Lieutenant Geaves awaits Colonel Fisher's response on mustering a Hawaiian battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gevat
New York
United States
Camp Otia
Manila
Kapiolani
Merriam
Paul
Koh UW
Cottys
Tiand Atau
County Graves
Bennet
Ades
Merrian
Grade
Richards Atraet
Geaves
Fisher
Lease of Panahow Pasture Ends as Land Returns to College
The Panahow pasture behind the college is reclaimed by the institution after the lease was given up. Reported offer of 150000 dollars for the property. no decision yet on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panahow Pasure
Queen Hotel changes hands to new manager
Carl Kremme retires from Queen Hotel on Nunanwu Avenue after long service. W. K. Axbill arrives from the States and takes over the Queen Hotel and the Waiiki place. Kremme will focus on the Tiveli, giving up town hotel business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kremme
Nunanw Ayonue
Sud
Bia
W. K. Axbill
States
Klemme Baa
Qanane
Waikiki
Tiveli
Manager Ballentyne Takes Dual Transit Roles
GC G Ballentyne is named manager of Rapid Transit and Rapid Process and Land Co while continuing as manager of the Hawaiian Cae neite Co for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manager Rapid Transit
GC. G. Ballentyne
Hawaiian Caeneite Co
Fragmented plea on repairs and costs from elders meeting
An unclear notice describes repairs and financial plans discussed by elders and attendees with mentions of September and rates. The text references a community group, a work project, and various places or names, but precise details are obscured.
Anotuka Memorial Planters Hold Meeting On Labor Memorial
An afternoon meeting of trustees of the Hawaiian Planters Association considered a memorial to the Hawaiian Commission regarding labor needs in the sugar industry. The memorial, ordered to be drafted, will outline the pending conductors of the sugar industry in the islands as it relates to labor supply. The association notes its independence from actions by the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. B. Atherton
J. G. Spencer
P. A. Schaefer
Commission
Pew
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hawaiian Planters’ Association
Roof Collapse Incident On Alwpai Street
Captain Spilloer was called to Alwpai street when a rock from Pune bow was launched by a powder charge and fell through a roof about twenty five feet away. Mr. Lishman agreed to cover all repair costs and even buy the house, showing readiness to settle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spilloer
Alwpai Street
Pune
Lishmyo
Unclear post on Maui sheriff notes and vacation plan
Deputy Heyselden mails update from Mauna Loa to Marshal Brown. Sheriff Baldwin visits Spreekvlaville plantation and orders separating Chinese and Japanese workers to their quarters. J. Kaulakou to take a two week vacation aboard the W. G. Hall from Nawaliwili Kauai this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Brown
Mauna Loa
Heyselden
Lahaina
Baldwin
Spreekvlaville Plantation
Kaulakou
Nawaliwili
Kauai
W. G. Hall
Pearl City Regatta Preparations and Local News
Preliminaries for the Pearl City championships are set with course divisions for Henloui Gistolivier middle, Loilnul second hole, monks or iuner, Myrtle first holes makai outer. Regatta Day events planned by Mesara Crane Taylor Gare with enterer details requested. Johnson’s body washed ashore at Kannakakai. coroner’s inquest scheduled tomorrow. Construction starts on a new cottage at Hawaiian hotel site near Richarde trout driveway. Hawaiian Commission resumes after an hour’s break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl City
Rogtta Committee
Henloui
Gistolivier
Middle Coures
Loilnul
Monks
Myrtle
Lust Eholes
Makai
Mente
Regattia
Mesara
Crane
Taylor
Gare
Intendco
Johnson
Kannakakai
Kawaakakei
Richarde Trout
Hawaiian Commission
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Pacific Cable
Scrymsor
Monsumor Meryiew
Edward L. Clark
Hicks Judd Company
Bookbinders
Sod Printers of
San Francisns
The
Hawaiian Gazette Co
Camp Otis
ROYAL
Sakine
Queen Hotel
Ratlicy
Anotuka Memorial
Houk Theomgh
Mpreekolavttin
Moat
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