Voyage of Priscilla and Early Portuguese Immigrants to Hawaii
Seventy years ago the bark Priscilla carried 120 Portuguese migrants from Madeira to Honolulu amid hardship and near disaster in the Straits of Le Maire. Among passengers were notable future residents like M. A. Gonsalves, with several families and artisans who stayed in Hawaii and contributed to trade, hospitality, and local society.
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Priscilla
Abroneroarter
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Madeira
Limerick
Ireland
Sekar
Quevn's Hospital
Priccilli
L. Minor
Beying
Eo Elarehivon
M A. Gonsalves & Co. Ltd
Madvirs
Fenolala
Letriote
PA Dias
Poo Rodriguys
J P Rodrigues
Mra J I Kekardt
Louis Andrade
John Figuera
Joe Silva
Allen Herbert
Sabrino Correa
AP Lindo
Luiz d' Oliveira
F F
Mr. Kokanit
Priseille
Nestos
Fibey
First Sailors and the Straits of Magellan Tale
A fragmented historical note recalls early navigation round Cape Horn and the Straits of Magellan. It mentions the Portuguese voyager Magalhães as the first to navigate the passage, and notes British geographers once used a variant name Maginnis.
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Cape Horn
Neek Fortune
Straits of Magellan
Magalhnes
Embezzlement Case Ends With Fine for Gouyela Gouyela
Cam of Kavbene Manuel Gouveia was arrested on embezzlement charges after allegedly collecting 26.85 from a Chinaman employed by Arctic Soda Water Co. He planned to repay, faced a trial, and the court fined him 20 dollars plus costs. Attorney fees push total near 335 dollars.
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Manuel Gouveia
John Sa
Arctic Soda Ater Co
Inter
Snanid
Lefendant
Theenwe
Gouyela
Costa
New St Louis Building at St Louis College Project
A new two story frame school house with four large rooms is contracted for St Louis College. Construction extends mauka of Kukui street and must finish by December 15 to host holiday pupils. The building will be separate from the college though started as a free department with modern methods.
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St. Louis College
Lucas
Kukui Street
Mauka
Bertram
Opium Possession Case In Police Court
Ab Kee and Ab Hoo appeared in Police Court this morning on opium possession charges. Ab Kee, holder of a Board of Health opium smoking permit, surrendered it to Ab Hoo on the 26th inst for reasons not stated. Judge Wilcox fined Ab Hoo $50 and costs.
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Ab Kee
Ah Hoo
Board of Health
Ab Hoo
Wilcox
Ab Heo
Power Council of State Two Substitute Justices Miss Marsden Leaving Fortyseven Club
The Executive Council sought Supreme Court opinion on whether the Council of State may determine emergencies justifying public money appropriation during legislative vacations. The Justices answered affirmatively, but it remains unclear if the Council will be convened to address the issue amid other avenues for resolution. A vaudeville show by Kickapoo Indian Remedies drew a large crowd at Beretania and Alakea, with Col Bigelow delivering an address. sales begin tonight. Probate matters in Columbia and various court actions, including Kahala Railroad Co. vs. Hawaiian Sugar, were noted, with Judges and substitutes named and proceedings described.
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Council of State
Supreme Court
Aoower
Department of the Judiciary
Honolulu
Executive Council
Ace. Jupp
Frean
W. AuwriIn
W. AuwriIn, Wairtxa
Beretania
Alakea
Col. Bigelow
A.G.M. Robertson
J.T. DeBolt
Justice Whiting
Kahala Railroad Co
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co
Phice
Judd
Disqualifield
Justice Front
Hawian Commission
Cecil Brown
Justion Prear
Chinoge
John J Egon
Geo A Davis
W H Rickerd
Frank Rodrigues
Antonio Rodrigues
Antonio Rodrigues Gaspar
Melueroy
Antoni Rosa
M.A. P. Relaway Ajf
Branca
Wevern
Kanimakaole Lazarus
Philanthropic Lady Abandons Molokai Visit Plan
Mies Kate Marsden, famed philanthropist, abandons intent to visit Molokai after learning official trips are required. She had journeyed from Arlington to study care of lepers and aid overseas, including Siberia, and sought first hand inspection of the colony’s conditions.
Officers Chosen at a Forty Club Meeting Last Night
The Forty Club held an enthusiastic meeting and banquet in a city hall. Officers elected include President Clarence Crabbe and Secretary Wilman. About 200 applied but only forty admitted. funds pledged to cover expenses reached 8600. The club plans a political stance and aims for a permanent headquarters within days.
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Clarence Crabbe
Liay
Mr. Wilman
China
Dement
Murray
Louin Wenint Nod Patylynn
T. B. Marry
Forty Club
First Regiment Baseball Club to Meet New York Regiment
The First Regiment baseball club held a meeting to accept a five game series with the New York Regiment baseballists. The first game is set for October 8 and the local team will be composed of Toyo Jnclean, B. Gorman, A C Davie, A L Moore, H Wilder, Bower, P Lishman, and Percy Lishman captain the squad with center and left field holds to be chosen.
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First Regiment
New York Regiment Baseballista
Recone
Toyo Jnclean
Pyd
B. Gorman
A.C. Davie
Thy A. L. Moore
H. Wilder
Bower
P. Lishman
Percy Lishman
Toam
Manatian Glen Chub and the Hawaiian singing club
Mr Theo Richards advances a Hawaiian singers club forming a chorus. He plans a hundred voices with easy joining and minimal expenses. A passenger on the Wai moo mentions flora studies by Mine Prince, botwaist, in Fiji scenes.
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Manatian Glen Chub
Theo. Richards
Mr. Richard
Saya
Fiji
Wai Moo
Football clash set with camp team in Makiki grounds
Detoler, town Football manager, arranged a game for October 15 with a Pennsylvania boys team now in camp at Kapiolani Park. The two squads plan to meet on Makiki baseball grounds with uniforms ready. A separate note says blue jacket J W Smith is sought, later identified as Peter Oleson after a name change.
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J. Q. Wood
Pennsylvania
Kapiolani Park
Makiki
Peensylvania Boys
Mr. Wood
Inter
Stormer Hicycle Advances In Quality and Price Clarity
The article discusses Stormer bicycles, highlighting strong build quality and affordability. It notes enamel finishes, durable materials, and a guarantee on materials and workmanship. Claims of high value, emphasis on reliability, and favorable comparisons to other brands are included.
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Morgan
Public Emloveents and Sewerage Plan Authorized
A government source states the Executive Council will proceed with a sewerage system in Honolulu, based on the legislative authorization and a report by Engineer Mr. Hering. Attorney General Smith cites municipal law authority under the Newlands Resolution for issuing more bonds, while President McKinley confirms the existing Hawaiian government will continue its functions until new arrangements are made.
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Usbinet Saya
Honolula
Legionlature
Cholen
Hering
Sota
Smith
Hawaii
Newlands
McKinley
Sewall
Local Mystery Deepens in Riverside Death Probe
Report notes officers are stumped about the death of Ricki Ringer as witnesses discuss Marshel Brown this afternoon. An ad offers rubber tires and club-stable hack stands for sale with a promise of satisfaction.
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Marshel Brown
Riki Ringer
Black Keehangi Stock Activities And Prices
A report of morning stock actions notes trades in American Sugar stock and others. Oahu Asvewanble and Pain Plantation shares moved, with bids and asks shown for multiple issues. Wilder S. Co. declared a three per cent dividend payable tomorrow, and Waimea Sugar Mill Co. stock is listed to be called for the first time tomorrow.
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Etree
Oahu
Asvewanble
Pain Plantation Hi
Hamoa
Kipshalu
American Sugar Co
Pais
Wilder 5
Waimea Sugar Mill Co
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Ghasibars
City of Columbia Libel
Molokai
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Lopal
North America
Mine Maraden
Arlington Hotel
Warriman
Colonian
British Columbia
Abo
Inlanda
Miss Maraden
Siberia
Maraden
Misa Marsden
Morey
Hasebull
Wadleigh
U. S. S. Philadelphia
Ward
J. W. Smith
Peter Oleson
Wight
Simith
Oleson
Bailey
King Street
Hay
Tans
Amedely
Sewerngs
Bondterme
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