Marsial Ray Dies Suddenly In Honolulu
David A. Hay reports the sudden death of Marsial Ray at his lodgings on Kinau and Keaumoku streets. Ray, in his seventieth year, leaves four children and a widow with three sons in Chicago Detroit and Grand Rapids. Funeral plans call for a service at Central Union Church and burial at Makiki Cemetery, with the body to be embalmed and kept in a Masonic vault.
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David A. Hay
Baten Marabal
Aawaii
Kinuu
Keenumoki
Major Robinon
Captain White
Murabat Ray
Dr. Hodgins
Mr. Ray
Uraemus
Ray
Minot
Bloominnton Pantagraph
Cullen
Interstate Commerce Committee
United States
McKinley
Hawaii
Sayfret
Mayan Marshal
Hyon
Hendry
Kaimulel
Wook
Maranal Ray
Mise Kay
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Makitl
Loreal
Chix Atteenoan
Central Union Church
Ma Kiki
Mumbai Tay
Mr. Hendry
Money Order Figures License Prepared in Honolulu Office
The Honolulu money order report shows large volumes with millions moved yearly. Details include orders issued and paid across July to August, remittances from Island offices totaling significant sums, and a grand yearly estimate of orders and remittances.
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Pax toMoe
Pentages
Axtonishaie
Hhi Town
Anc
tWand
Val
Xan
Hanitie
Hawaii Water Grant for John Walter Jones Irrigation Scheme
A long form grant to John Walter Jones of Honolulu to collect conserve impound and divert up to 20 000 000 000 cubic feet of water annually from Government lands across Kohala to develop irrigation domestic use power and other purposes. The plan includes reservoirs dams tunnels and pipelines with rates and rents set by the Public Lands Commissioner and arbitration for adjustments. The grantee must begin construction within two years and deliver water to government homesteads at uniform rates while preserving forests and fencing to protect resources.
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Fraschine
John Walter Jones
Honolluli
Leland
Owhi
Territory of
Hawaii
Fnland
Walple Valley
Hamskus
Hopokang
Kohala
Mauka
Apd
Purkapu
Kawathaetet
North
Hanunkua
Trenon
Ae Howe
Patry
Domentoutera
Aailgne
Wale
Adjourning Court In Honor Of Departed U S Marshal
Judge Little orders the court adjourned until 9:30 tomorrow morning to honor the memory of United States Marshal Hay who died suddenly. Grand Jury excused until 10 tomorrow as several motions remain. Judge Gearhaw directs attendance and recalls local officials in Waxahachie for the proceeding tribute to the late marshal.
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Little
United States
Hay
Gearhaw
Maine Nyutter
J. G. Spencer
Fam, Parker
W. HM. Cornwell
J. Gita
Irwin
David Lawrence
Gourwald
Captured by Storm Delays on Harbor Trip
A stormy episode near San Frapelico harbor disrupted a laxi trip as three Honolulu locals Charles Blaton Wite and Mrs Sandow arrived at Muti-Poon wharf just after departure. A tugboat race spurred by a deep whistle heightened anxiety among passengers until the belated trio reached the steamer.
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San Frapelico Harbor
Honolulu
Charles Blaton
Wite
bin Ala ‘Tor
Sandow
Muti- Poon Wharf
Mr. Elston
Judge Names Executor For Eblery Estate In Hanover Germany
Tk URS SUT Judge Geur appoints W. Pfotenbauer as executor of the will of Paul Friedrich August Ehlers of Hanover Germany acting Consul H A Kenterg reports. The testator had earlier named J F Hackfeld who resigned. bond set at 34000 dollars. The estate totals about 22000 in debts, 920 in other assets, and three Pioneer Mill Co mortgage bonds. The Honolulu will dated May 11 1881 left the estate to his wife if living, or to his two sons Paul Johann Friedrich and Holurieh Wilhelm born in Honolulu and Hyndlala respectively, now in Hanover. The two sons were guardians for some years due to money left by a relative in the Fatherland.
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Geur
W. Pfoten[bauer
Paul Friedrich August Eblery
Hanover
Germany
H. A. Kenterg
J. F. Hackfeld
Hackfeld
Krorh
Ehlers
Holurieh Wilhelm
Hyndlala
Ilan
Barefoot Bill Suspect In Latest Honolulu Robberies
Police pursue Barefooted Bill, released inmate and carpenter, linked to recent Honolulu robberies including Hazlewood Market Co and Kawatahagi Church break ins. Deputy sheriff notes clues point to him as culprit as town authorities follow leads for a swift capture.
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Imii
Oahu
Honolulu
Bill
Honolule
Lowte Hin
Ween
Toby Bor
Pollard's Lilliputian at Hawaiian Opera House
Tomorrow the shore litte presents The Geisha at the Hawaiian Opera House for two nights, Wednesday and Tuesday. Tickets likely sell out. Next Friday and Saturday September 20 and 21 The Belle of New York matinee at 3 PM with children admitted at half price. Mrs G K Pratt moved to a cottage near the former residence facing Hotel Street.
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New York
Home Rule Leaders Debated Dole Removal Petition
An executive meeting of the independent Home Rule party discussed petitioning the U S president to remove Governor Banford H Dole and appoint a successor. Delegates Wilcox Kaulia and Malauokalani attended as the petition advocated Wilcox replacing Dole if removal occurred. Some members objected to naming only Wilcox.
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Independent Home Rule Party
Oty Perfume
Wilcox
Malauokalani
Janes K. Kauilie
Executive Committee
Mr. Dole
Robert W. Wilcox
Dole
United States
Wan
Samuel Walker
Prince David Kawananakoa
Appointment of E R Hendry as Acting U S Marshal
U S Marshal E R Hendry was appointed Acting United States Marshal by Judge Kuteo after the death of Marshal Ray. Hendry secured the necessary bond and began duties with expectation of presidential confirmation and a permanent term for the late Ray’s tenure.
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KR. Hendry
United States
Kuteo
Hendry
Marchal Ray
Ray
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Marsial Ray
Illinois
Puneral
Manor Valley
Wathiki Beach
Annex
Imclellan
Pond&g
Corres
Meee Stein
Maripoas
Mortolulu Photo Supply Co
Gorman
BAS Rr Mancaliino
Richardson
Think “Barefooted
Pollard’s Lilliputian
Mra. G. K. Pratt Hus
Ube
Hotel Street
M.P.D
the Merchants’ Parcel Delivery Company
Sil Parte
Europe
Bethel St
S. B. Dole
S. S. Sherra
U.S
E.R. Hendry
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