Hawaiian Village Visitors Satirized by Post Office Exaggeration
In Omaha dated September 7, the Honolulu Exposition notes how a stamp clerk misreads Hawaiian postal rates. The story blends city flaws, street blocks, and modern transport with lively recounting of Hawaiian guests, circus pageantry, and a court tale about an apieler at the fair.
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Omaha
Neb
Omahi Main
Honolulu Jettera
Hawaii
Marinia
Perac
Federal Building
Courthouse
New York Life
City Hall
Boe Newspaper
Sheeley
Union Pacific
Honolulu
Missouri
Council Bluffs
South
Captain Towne
Council Blues Bicycle Club
Boeyt Cafe
Towa City
Manawa Lake
Towse
Omabs
Thoms
Mr. Weller
Richardson Dry Co
Weller
Dudley Smith
White
Charles, King
Pratt Lvstitute
Brooklyn
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Ain
Tobin
Footer
Spenc
Philippines
Manila
Logan and Tuwse
Llail
Apieler
Arn Bernhardt
Cooneil
Opium Charge Leads to Fine in Police Court Scene
In a police court session Judge Wilcox confronted Te GFE Other Fellow A Obinsman over an unlawful opium possession. The defendant pleaded guilty as Deputy Marshal Chillingworth noted he took all blame to reach the other suspect. The judge fined $125 to “get at the other fellow.”
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Osavesion
Wilcox
Obinamso
Bey Swee
Chillingworth
A Birdseye View of the Region About Manila
A concise overview from On To Manila surveys the surrounding region near Manila, offering geographical orientation, notable towns, and infrastructural features shaping the area’s development. The piece highlights local landmarks and economic signals that define the regional landscape.
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Manila
Trial for Libel in Police Court Over Volcano Editor
Wm H Marshall editor of the Sunday Volcano faced a libel charge in Honolulu Police Court charging publication about Chief Justice Albert F Judd. Proceedings included adjournment to 1:30 pm and testimony from Wall Cody Ayres and others. Marshall was sentenced later to six months hard labor with appeal noted.
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Wm. H. Marshall
Albert F. Judd
Supreme Court of the Republic of Hawaii
Moears
Catheart
Parke
Weber
Cathcart
Wilcox
Jdge
Thomas Wall
Wail
Nicholas Co
Seome
Wall, Nichols & Co
P Cody
Cody
Kchole O
Herbert M. Ayres
Neweboys
Eusthin
Casa
Wall
Marechal
McKinley
Honolulu
Thia
Maratal
Stabbings and Accidents Reported Near Kokaha and Gulch
Purser A J Clapham aboard the Kenohoe reported a stabbing in Kokaha where a native and a Japanese man quarreled over a woman. A native grau stabbed the Japanese in the breast. the native was arrested and the Japanese taken to hospital in critical condition. Near Lavai Gulch a reckless Hawaiian rider hit a broken wire and fell headlong. Japanese divers later recovered him after he died. Two Japanese workers on a bridge were injured when a beam fell, fracturing a skull and cutting a throat.
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A. J. Clapham
Atéamer
Kenohoe
Kokaha
Ormatesh
Snodow
Ebele
Lavai Gulch
Liem
Patrons Enjoy Evening as Hamilton Hill Stuns Crowd
Last eight patrons left the house satisfied after an excellent program by management. Mr. Hamilton Hill stood out with a rich baritone voice delivering The Holy City to enthusiastic applause. The Stage Attack Yankee and Richard the Third bit drew laughs, Emil Walton bow impressed with Now for the Batch, and Macpherson plus Lilian received floral tributes while El Nino Eddie showcased a routine. Water supply concerns at Punchbowl crowd the scene as the Water Works Department works to boost availability.
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Thia House
Hamilton Hill
Richard the Third
Emil Walton
Macpherson
Lilian
el Nino Eddie
Water Works Department
Protest Against Rule 24 Of The Honolulu Hack Regulations
Backmen of the city protest Rule 24 of the Honolulu hack regulations which bars waiting near stands. A petition spearheaded by hackmen of all nationalities seeks removal by the Minister of the Interior. Bob Harrison told Judge Wilcox that hunger drives a hackman to risk breaking the rule to reach a restaurant without leaving his horse unattended.
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Honolulu
Toterior
Brokmen
Bob Harrrison
Wilcox
Harrison
Ftend Rao
Hr. Nolte
Polies
Barber Somme Faces Threat Charge At Police Court
G Somme of the Orpheam bar appeared in Police Court this forenoon on a charge of threatening Carl Klemme former keeper of the Orpheam hotel. The case was adjourned until tomorrow as Klemme explained tensions over a hotel sale and Somme’s alleged threat to kill him at 11 o clock this forenoon.
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G. Somme
Carl Klemme
Orpheam Hotel
Klemme
Somme
Ordvam
Forty mules and horses parade through Alaskan arteot scene
A chaotic scene near the fish market this forenoon saw about forty mules and horses from the bark W. Hf Vimond spurting into the street. The crowd scattered as officers restored order, with several people bewildered by the sudden commotion and others moving in various directions to avoid the animals.
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W. Hf
Vimond
Charoe
Rige Contests Postponed For McCarthy Medal Shoot
The McCarthy medal event by Companies G B and F of the N G HL was delayed near the B0th mat at the fughash of Major McCarthy. The Fawatian Rifle Association monthly riges will occur on the auine jay.
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McCarthy
N. G. HL
Fawatian Rifle Association
Lebon Announces Thrice Weekly Molokai Tea Trader Run
The Lebon plans to operate three trips weekly to Molokai due to rising demand between Honolulu and that island. Parker, formerly involved in the Hine line, will take a lead in P Parker’s new role with Lebon overseeing the route expansion.
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Lebon
Molokai
Honolulu
Isla
Parker
Jubilant Sugar District Sees Best Rainfall Yet
In Bamakua Hamalua the sugar district basks in a week of fine rains that boost Pastihau and Honoka crops for next year, with Honokaa and Paanhrys yields noted as strong though varied. Pacific and Hamakia Mills plus two plantations report favorable weather and topnotch mill performance since Howolwas. A district teller calls it the best sugar weather ever seen, with heavy rain steadily flowing.
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Hamalua
Penui
Pacific
Hamakia
Howolwas
Tie
Executive Council Debates Hilo Rail Terminal and Property Move
Cabinet session discusses Hilo railroad terminal issues with rival firms present. A proposal seeks to transfer west property to the Jadd block on Merchant Street for a new block. Also planned is a late morning State Council meeting on a pardon petition. Hartwell expenses to be paid from Diplomatic service funds amid objections overruled.
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Hilo
Th . O. Smith
Biengedwald
Jadd
Merchant Street
Stangenwald
Council of State
L A. m
Rattmne
Eontence
Ooba
Bohl
Adamin van
Hartwell
Diplomatic Service
Austin
Monterey Cypress seeds offered by Bureau in San Francisco
The Bureau of Agriculture received a large shipment of Monterey Cypress seeds from San Francisco. Desiring readers may obtain seeds by visiting the Bureau. The trees are hardy and suitable for planting in windy island conditions.
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Bureau of Agriculture
San Francisco
Monterey
Dived fir Halla While carrying rata tor the Keauhou to the loading at Kotom
Natives diverged during a fast trip to Kauai when two of the vessel’s boats separated spilling craft into the water. Rain and rough conditions hindered further efforts and navigation.
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Rata Tor
Kotom Joring
Kauai
Panorine of Kolanes Scheduled for Expression Visit
A note states that Panorine from Kolanes will be taken to Dr. Porey, ear, nose, and throat specialist, for a procedure at Ontarrh Masauie Temple. The text is fragmentary but identifies the medical expert and location involved.
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Dr. Porey
Speevaliat
Hye
Ontarrh
Masauie Temple
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