Chinamay Investigation Slated Amid Warmer Hawaii Trade Notes
The day’s stock report notes entries from the Hawaiian Exchange with sales between boards. Brown and W. O Smith travel to investigate a Chinaman linked to a reward case reported weeks ago. Yong Wei Pin urged an official inquiry, and Marshal Brown and W. O Switch will represent the Government at Cecil Entry place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Hal Brown
W. O Smith
Chinamay
Wditch
Chirexe
Yong Wei Pin
Marshal Brown
W. O
Cecil
Jesse Moore
Lovejoy & Co
Hawaiian Islands
Local and General Snapshots on Page Eight
A mixed page notes no Executive Council session this forenoon. Dredging progress on Alakea street is marked for replacement by a larger unit. Trustee accounts for Carter estate approved by Judge Perry. Albert McGuen to join Hawai crew replacing Bonnie Dandee Purebred statue. A sour note onFor Sale items and Wilder's boat shop offerings. The Hawaiian bark Fooling Suey departed New York April after a long voyage. Mele Su conte and Moonlight bathing at Wright's Villa. S. N. Castle cleared for San Francisco with 11,205 bags of sugar valued at 866. The schooner Louis due from Obili with 1200 tons of nitrate for Hawaiian Fertilizer Co. Kamehameha pupils hosted a movie during service for Muriel Richard. D. F. Thram at-home dates set for Sept. 14 at Mrs. Thram's residence. Hawaiian Rifle Association to begin monthly prize chases. details tomorrow. Judge Perry authorized W. O. Smith to sell Maui real estate for minor heirs. Henlani Boat Club to meet 5:50 for regatta planning. all members urged to attend. Captain Evans of Continga reports brisk Gulf passage. miles sailed. Annie Mottague Turner offering vocal instruction. uncertain permanent residence suggests prompt enrollment. Will P. Dram elected track captain at UC. top sprinter on Pacific Coast noted.
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Executive Council
Alakea Street
Perry
HARP
Carter
Albert MccGuen
Hawai
Wilder
New York
Wright
Villa
Barkentine
S. N. Castle
San Francisco
Louis
Hawaiian Fertilizer Company
Obili
Kamehameha School
Mavie
Atherton
Muriel Richard
D. F. Thram
T. G. Thram
Bero'anin
Hawaiian Rifle Association
W O. Smith
Wailoko
Maui
Geo. B Lichardenn
Henlani Boat Club
Captain Evans
Continga
Turner
Hovoluta Fe
Will P. Dram
Co. L
U.S. W. Engineers
University of California
Mr. Dram
Honolulu
Pacific Coast
Japanese implicated in assault found guilty at Ewa District
Tei, implicated in a brutal assault at a Honolulu plantation, was found guilty in the District Court of Ewa. The instigator fled the scene. The piece notes the courage of California boys in the Manila narrative On To Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tei
Honolulu
Ewa Yeater
Day
Ford
Aseault
California
Manila
Fragmentary caption hints at memory photos for King Bros.
A fragment mentions someone heading to King Bros at 110 Hotel Street to take photos to perpetuate the memory. The line is incomplete but indicates a memorial photo effort involving the King brothers and a hotel street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Bros
Hotel Street
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Joo Ookla
Hawaiian Exchange
Oatu 55
Tribune
Whitman & CO
Pacific Heights
Bruce Waring & CO
Mi4
Nuuanu
Pauoa
Conuarin
Diamond Head
Punchbowl
Waianae
Nuuanu Valley
Aloha Collection
Charles A. K. Hopkins
Patewell
Ke Aloha
Miki Mal
Maul
Kalakaua
Makalapua, Liliuokalani
B, Awalauui
G. Lel Poni Moi
Nations
Violeta
He le No Kalulani
Ainahau
Kalulani
Nuwo Ka Palai
Nuvanus
Waipuna
Walo Pusulau
Punar
Tau
Poli Pumehana
Kupilina
Akahi Hol
Adios
Waiplo
Paahana
Hula
Na Molokama
Halu Pot
Sunny Manoa
Mamawill
Hone Sakala
Moant Ke Ala
Tori
Tom
Lel Ohaoha
Willwill
Sweet
Ka Inu
Bergstrom Music Co.,ltd
Progress
Corner Fort and
Beretania Streets
Au Kwase
Rando
Call and Ste US
McInerny
Fort Street
Lo Sane
Johnstone &Murphy
McInerny Shoe Store
Pearson & Potter Co., Ltd
Hawaii Nei
Douglass White
Tanna
Kingsbury
Henry May & Co., Ltd
T. May
H. E. McIntyre
F. T. P. Waterhouse
Auerbach
Macfarlane
Bishop
E. D.tenney
Sec
Manuel Nunes
King A
Jose de Ein Banos King Street
Pumbhbe
Tr Specialty
Bulle Tin
Valancenes and
Torchon
W. Jordan
Fort ST
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