Honolulu Stars in Hilo Will PLY Hawaiian Flag
In a Saturday doubleheader in Hilo heavy morning mist cleared by trade winds. Jackson pitched for Hilo with strong support from Gorman. Brown started for Honolulu and fatigue limited him. Kaumana and Rowland excelled in defense as Hilo won praise for fielding and the crowd grew larger. Score by innings follows with umpire Wilder and Umpire Irving Bobeen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Baldwin
Kaumana
Toyo Jackson
Jackson
Hiloboys
Bassa
Gorman
Brown
Tony Marshal
McLean
Moore
Thompson
Cnse
Bratt
Rowland
Honolulu
Judge Wilder
Irving Bobeen
Hilo Event Highlights Local Talent and Banquet Plans
Friday night featured an iron concert and cake walks with Lake Le Blond and Judgs Caliwell winning cake awards. Saturday hosted a Hilo Hotel banquet for visiting players with toasts led by Al Moore. A potential Honolulu game is anticipated within six months. The Antiope ship sale to Hawaiian Fertilizer Co. or a local bar is near, with Captain George Murray proposing full or partial stakes. final ownership awaits negotiations and a Lloyds rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake le Blond
Judgs Caliwell
Simy
Centlemen
Caks
Dink Davis
Miss Canario
Hilo
Town
Hilow
al Moore
Honolulu
Antiope
Hawaiian Fertiliser Company, Ltd
Rowell
City of Columbia
Bino
George Murray
Murray
Comany, Limited
Male
Yeasel
Wieben
Lloyds
Water famine feared as rains fail and dams run low
Authorities warn of a serious water famine if rain does not come. Nuaann reservoirs run low, risking shortages for fire and daily needs. Government may arrange temporary connections to supply Berdania pumping stations and Gear Lunsin plants to Be Mt city in an emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuaann
Berdania
Novano
Connec ‘Ioos
Peng
Pimoki Wei 1
N G H Plan Rally Site Seizure By U.S. Military Soon
The N G H announce a forthcoming seizure by United States military authorities of the drill shed and parade grounds, saying the move will deprive them of their rallying place permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Military
Mawollat Automobile Co charter approved in Honolulu
The Mawollat Automobile Co Ltd charter is approved with office to be in Honolulu. Capital set at 1000 shares of 100 each, with 14 825 paid in, about 70 percent of capital. Officers listed include John Cassidy president W H Hoogs secretary and W A Bowen treasurer. Stockholders named with share counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mawollat Automobile Co
Btd
Ulin Cassidy
E.D. Tenney
E. Faxon
Bishay
W. A Bowen
W. H. Hoogs
Honolulu
Fiodoe
Tooo
J. B. Atherton
John Cassidy
J. B. Cas Ue
E. D. Tenney
E. F. Bishop
J. F. Morgan
Frank Hustace
Louis T. Grant
E. C. Macfarlane
J. A. Gilman
W. A. Borwen
F. A. Jacobs
Harry Armitage
R.N. Halstead
C. Hedemann
C. H. Ramsay
BE. Hughes
E. W. Campbell
Ed. Dunbar
Geo. S. Wells
Hackmen Dowsett Estate Matters Stir City Officials
Petition to strike Rule 24 from hack regulations prompts Interior Office discussion led by Captain King. The Dowsett estate accounts show nine receipts, twenty payments, and 690 vouchers examined. Administrator reports $115,146.04 in receipts with $113,?42.42 fees and a $1,716.62 balance. A $20,000 Halawa/Jeavehold sale aided debt payment. heirs advised not to encumber the administrator amid ongoing settlement and possible future business ventures. Master forecasts over three years to settle debts. medical bill highest for Dr J H Raymond at $1,164. Resignation of District Marshal Barnard complicates successor search due to low local interest and salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain King
Belletin
Interior Office
Hartlehip
Ornes
H Owever
Henry Smith
James L. Dowsett
Reneter
Timaster
Bisby
Shop & Co
J. H. Raymond
KE. W. Barnard Haa
North
Hilo
Judge Barnard Resigns
Dr. Posey a specialist for El Kar throat and Nove diseases and catarrh at Masonio Temple resigns from judicial post.
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Posey
el Kar
Masonio Temple
Financier Henry St Goar Tours Honolulu Metropolis Visit
Henry St Goar, noted financier, told a Lewers reporter about Honolulu as a bustling metropolis during a five day stay. He plans visits to Wailuku and Hawaiian Commercial plantations and discusses future prospects for Hawaiian Island business, noting a dividend forecast and recent bond activity.
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Henry St.Goar
Honolulu
Wailoka
Hewshian
Hon
Honokaa
Wailuku
San Francisco
Hackmen Reprimanded in Police Court for Hack Stands
Hackmen again figured prominently in Police Court this forenoon as Judge Wilcox reprimanded the offenders. He warned that hacks must stand only at regularly appointed stands and noted potential hardship if proper representations are made to Minister King for correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
King
Lynwood Barred From Jim Post Benefit
Lynwood will not perform at Jim Post's benefit on Saturday night after Orpheum manager Cohen threatened legal action. The Orpheum contract bars her from appearing elsewhere for six months, and she plans to leave soon despite appeals to fulfill the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood
Ionant
Jim Post
Thie
Orpheum Company
Cohen
Orpheum
Indy
Grundell Missing After Australia Departure
J C Grandell collector for the Public Works Department has not been heard from since the Australia left for San Francisco. For months Grandell had been in the habit of leaving collections with ice and dot at the Interior Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Grandell
Public Worke Department
San Francisco
Grandell
Arbitration outcome on Sigrest vs Audie v General
Inquiry at the United States Consul and Special Agent offices shows neither party is bound by the Consular Appropriation passed by Congress. The decision on the Consulate since annexation has been rendered. Both offices are funded to enforce the Joint Resolution for Hawaii annexation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United State Congress
Hawaii
Council of State Recommends Pardon for Geo Rattman
In the Executive building the Council of State with President Daly and ministers met after 11:30 AM due to a quorum issue. An executive session heard Gov. H. Rattman’s pardon petition and recommended commuting nearly the full sentence, details undisclosed after a closed session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of State
Legislative Hall
Dole
Mott Smith
J. L. Kaunnken
John Nott
A. G. M. Roberton
W.C. Achi
P. C. Jones
A. Y. Gear
Mark Robinson
8. K. Kane
Robertson
Iwat
Garnishment Bid In Kauai Circuit Court Case
Clerk H D Wishard of Kauai circuit court noted a garnishee in the case Woog Feart vs Mrs Wahine Kala. The court held a large tender for land value and prosecutor Prosser sought a writ of garnishment, but it was not resolvable at the next March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Wishard
Clark
Kauai
Ana
Woog Feart
Wahine Kala
Ae Jefendant
Clark An Abeo
Iawyer Prosser
Yarrow placed as second assistant at Central Union Church
Mise Yarrow of San Francisco is invited to join Central Union Church as second assistant pastor. She now leads mission work in California from San Francisco and may travel to Hawaii in November if accepted. Her church background includes Moody and allied pastors, promising vigorous leadership for Christian work in Hawaii. The report also notes a bond issue linked to William H. Marshall's criminal libel case, reportedly waived by his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Yarrow
San Francisco
Central Union Church
Mika Yarrow
California
Howolain
Moody
Hooolala
Also Mentioned on This Page
Honolulu Stars
Toyo Jickwa
Podae
Winton
Hawaiian Fertilicar Company Limited
Hawaiian Hut
Mr. Rowell
the Automobile Co
Hackmen
Whister King
Gurringsn Haring
Peroni
Lamb Ator
Hetty Sraith
ST. Goar's
Htck
Agni
Grundell
Sigrest
Audie
General
Rhee Fund
Mie Yarrow
Wm. H. Marshall
The
Volcano
Qathonrt and Cay
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