Pali System Survey Aims At Nuuanu Valley Route
A survey progresses for a new road from the Pall rowl to Mauowwill to war Wolliinale, planning a 15000 feet route to improve traffic. The Interior road project prompts reinspection of the Pali road and a push to unify bills. The Supreme Court will decide on the Industrial School matter after an error in transfers surfaced in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuuanu Valley
Supreme Court
Yonlora
Pall Rowl
Mauowwill
Nuasow Pali
Naanta Valley
Pali
Council of State
Cooper
Alan
Robertson
How the Y M C A classes progress at the fall blast
The Y M C A program lists fall enrollment in bookkeeping arithmetic shorthand business writing and horticulture with evenings from 7 to 7 30. Rev G J Pearson leads a meeting at Camp McKinley with soldiers present and M C A evangelistic Bible classes start Sunday afternoon led by Mesars Day and McTaggart. One big Waimea plantation owner plans a trip to Kauai to review conditions and will return to Honolulu aboard the W G Hall early Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell
Camp eKinley
Trov. M. Morgan
California
Association
O Kauai
Waimea
Kauai
W. G. Hall
Honda
Port
Hawaiian Independence Symbol and U S Atlantic News
The Hawaiian Commission plans to urge Congress to recognize the Government of the Hawaiian Islands while noting exemptions for federal law. Reports discuss U S ships Valencia and Philadelphia sailing, mail, and crew details, plus court activity as Justice Frear resumes duties amid commission drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Commission
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Geomandow letter hints at Kapaa to Klondike plans
Geo Mandow of Kapaa received a last mail letter from Wim Kassio stating he was in Ram art City and would stay in business until next season before proceeding for the Klondike. A portion of his machinery was damaged in transit, making it impossible to reach the gold fields in 1898. A march around the island by a battalion of the First New York has been discussed at headquarters, with one officer dispatched to reconnoiter though no orders issued yet.
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U.S
Valencia
Lave
San Francisco
St Ie
U. S. S. Philadelphia
Philadelphia
Admiral
Klondike
United States
Pacific Steam Whaling Co
Kiowa
Cramps Company
Pierson
Honolulu
Kauni
J. Pierson
Tay
Vrow Wily
Geo Mandow
Kapaa
Wim ‘ Kassio
Ramart
Marek Rowad
First
New York
Foreign Office Trophy Shoot Draws Strong Team
Next Saturday the shoot for the Foreign Office trophy will be held in the afternoon at one o clock, lasting about five hours. The Team from Oy includes Captain LT Kenake and Lieutenants T H Petrie C Cattrell with Sergeants Ath erty Weedon Winant Throm Angus and others. Co B shows notable improvement boosting hopes of victory.
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Nog.h
Foreign Office
LT Kenake
T H Petrie
C § Cattrell
CH Atherty
W C Weedon
EL Winant
D ‘F Throm
FB Angus
WE Riley
W B Scott
DB Renear
KE Olson
M M Johnson
L Frazier
OE Frasher
KE Riven
FS Peachy
H Jugh Logan
Hapai
No Bergason
E Mybre
CS ileGuire
Jo Kilbey
WS Hester
WO Konake
AM Jonva
AK Lewis
Co B
Ben
Portuguese Union appoints M Vivas delegate to Washington
M Vivas of the Portaguese Tender has been chosen as a delegate by the Portuguese Union to represent the organization in Washington. He has not decided to accept and will decide in the second week of October, delivering his answer then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Vivas
Washington
Mr. Vivas
Town football team to meet on Monday at Hawaiian hotel
A meeting of the Town football team is planned in the basement of the Hawaiian hotel Monday evening at 7 30 for discussing the Punahou challenge to play Thanksgiving day. About twenty men have signed to play and a captain, likely Brick Whitehouse, will be chosen as the team is organized.
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Punahou
Whitehouse
Young man jailed for larceny of bicycle
Sam Kalualiilii yesterday received one year hard labor for second degree larceny. The case involved Rudolph Duncan, who personally tracked the thief to his home after the bicycle theft. Duncan conducted the detective work that led to the arrest and conviction.
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Sam Kalualiilii
Rudolph Duncan
Duncan
Captain Change on Waialua Afloat
Joseph Irving is no longer captain of the schooner Waialua. He left the vessel a few trips ago and was succeeded by Louis Johnson, formerly of the steamer Keauhou.
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Joseph Irving Ia
Waialua
Louis Johnson
Keauhou
Soldiers Badly Treated Civil War Memoir From Manila Account
The letter from O J Olaen describes rough conditions with scarce rations and harsh duty after the battle of Manila. He details camp life near Cavite, marching to the front, heavy bombardment with 8 inch shells, and sleepless nights as insurgents attacked. Six hundred natives gathered outside the lines, reinforcements arrived at midnight, and the unit endured extreme weather and fatigue while guarding streets toward Old Manila.
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Utah
Astor
Tosk
Cnop
To Lita
Dewey
Manila
Mywll
Manily
Dr. Berger Returns to United States From Inlanda Mission
Dr. ML Berger, who has served on the Inland mission for about eight years and recently preached in Hamekua district, has returned to the United States. He expects to establish his headquarters in Washington, D. C.
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Berger
Inlanda
Hamekua
Valencia
Ty Lay
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maunawill
Hawaii
National ‘Treasury
National Treasury
P. Q. Jones
Admiral Miller
Catte
Thorsday
Miller
Frear
North
Kinau
Associated
Prear
Commission
Stear
Territory of
Fastion i
Bia
Halios
Patie
Judd
Justice Front
Royal
Co, Ie
M. Vivas
The
Bailey
King Strest
Tolanay
Storkmer
Waveln
Morgan
Combaste
Kong Bike
HG. Biart
O. J. Olaen
North Dakota
Ltter
Olwenia
Cavite
Tuvailay
Bay
Karman
C Impany
Mavila
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