Memorial and Bennington in port report 1898
The article recounts the American Union Party’s Hawaii policy backing annexation, the Bennington's arrival in Honolulu with Admiral Miller nearing retirement, and ship duties. It notes officers aboard the Bennington, a planned transition to replace Philadelphia, and local naval ties with Honolulu. Also covered are public works on Kauai for an industrial school and a regiment baseball challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Union Party
Annexation Club
American League Aml
Moreh I
Republic of
Hawaii
Raymablie
United States
Republic of Hawaii
Ite
Italy
Ted Delyrates
Central
Amercan Union Party
Upson
McKinley
Bennington
San Francis
Honolulu
U.S
Philadelphia
San Franciso
Miller
Bonnington
E D Tanesig
BT Moore
Hevigelord Eneigh
H Campbell
R C Balmer
E Gelm
WS Whitted
J C Wattengel
Reynolds Huayden
P A Sargeon
B R Ward
Barron P Dal Bois
Howard Gage
Emory Winship
WR Strickland
3K Clark
Pay Clark
Bollard
Ensigua
RO Bulmer
G E Gelm
W S Whitted
LO Wettengel
Barron P du Bois
Captain Blaine discharged from U S Army
Captain James G Blaine Assistant Adjutant General has been discharged from the army Telegraphic orders sent today by the War Department to Manila where Captain Irvine is stationed
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Maine
Washington
James G. Blaine
Army
War Department
Manila
Irvine
Death in Kaw Notices Mrs Sarah Johnson
Mrs Sarah Johnson wife of Chas Johnson a contractor and plantation owner died in Kaw on Saturday September 24 funeral held Sunday September 25 in Ho nanpo Kaw obituary notes her husband and occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauna Loa
Honanpo
Kaw
Sarah Johnson
Chas. Johnson
Toa
Luna
Bond plans loom over Hawaii sugar and coffee regions
A Hilo Tribune visit details Olaa coffee plantations and rising yields from 3 to 5 year trees with Bashaw now Glin Plantation in fine condition. It notes large improvements at Capital Coffee and Commercial Co and warns on issuing more bonds for public works while outlining government status and road and harbor projects across Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashaw
Janos Hiss
Capital Coffee and Commercial Co
Higama
Executive Council
United States
W.O. Staith
Cevernment
Buu N
Dole
Republic of Hawaii
Revial Inn
Supreme Court
State Department
Government of
Hawaii
Congress
Smith
Hawaiian Commission
Washington
Hawaiian Islands
J. Smith
Haemuakua
Hilo
Kau
Kono
Tru
Mani
Hilo Harbor
Police Court Notes From This Morning
In the police court the following cases were disposed of Ah Hoy charged with larceny in the first degree on October 1 Sam Kalankilli larceny in the second degree Lyvar Paul Helm assault and battery on A Nuo sentence suspended for eight months Samwt Amalu assault and battery on Manuel Kapindsa sentence suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Hoy
Sam Kalankilli
Lyvar
Paul Helm
Ajnauo
Sam Wt Amalu
Manuel Kapindsa
Honolulu Messenger Service Delivers Messages and Packages
Honolulu Messenger Service delivers messages and packages by courier. Contact via telephone 875 for service inquiries and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Prckages
Young boy injured in fall at home in accident report
Three weeks ago six year old Milt Carden, son of Mr and Mrs Carden, fell from a secand. Initial period showed little harm but he later complained of pain and was examined at Querg's hospital. Hip injury diagnosed and treated with splints. Rest advised with expected recovery in about a week.
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Milt
Mra
Carden
Dr. Cooper
Lie Inniehiers
Lowever
Worl
Wiild
Querg's Hospital
N-raya
Cordon
Ewa
Monkey in Kapalama Causes Panic as Doors Closed
Report from Kapalama describes residents restraining a large, aggressive primate during hours of tension. People and dogs kept at bay as authorities sought to secure the area and prevent harm to bystanders. Local officials urged calm while securing the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kapalama
Benjamin Zablan
Cherk
Pulies
Wight
Kapatamn
Noweseney
Stowaway Jimmy Sonrt Seeks Stay in Honolulu
Among arrivals from Mani and Hawaii port on the Manga Loa this afternoon were Chapa Whitney OC Wits Wil Yates OBS a Jou Lane and H Wilgerot. A stowaway named Jimmy Sonrt in the City of Columbia hopes to remain and find work. He likes the places and wants to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Sonrt
Columbia
Honolulu
Mani
Hawaii
Manga Loa
Chapa Whitney
OC Wits
Wil Yates
O'bsa Jou Lane
H Wilgerot
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San Francisco
B.D. Tanasig
Wd 9
Naval Law
Fter
Cooper
Kauai
Smith Industrial School
Koloa
Noroh
Cooper Finch
Juan
Gov. Manson
Senate
Council of State
Wehool
J. K. Smith
Haweball Gar
Regiment
New York Regiment
Bulletins Advertisiig Eoluimis
Royal
OLAA
Colfes
Hilo ‘Tribune
Banner Core
Islands
Taton
Baby
Morgan & Wrights
Bauier Dundere
Namie
Pally
Wimkmanshiy
Laker Ws
Vepgir
Heey Wihot
Gonad Vate
Beces Pep Mvoh
Procuiat Oismar
Loney
Moimatm
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