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Newspaper
Hawaiian Gazette
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows Honolulu Iron Works Co offering machinery of every description made to order. No clear date or other entities readable.
News reports from Sha-juo Ningpo district Chekiang describe locals attacking a French mission and wounding the missionary in charge. The incident has been reported to the French Consul General at Shanghai, who is taking action.
Delegates gathered for the first Republican convention in Hawaii with 80 attending, 70 in person and two by proxy. A. B. Loebenstein led the Hawaii district, while disputes over nominations and chairmanship unfolded as George W. Smith declined, then backing moved to Judge Kalua and finally Loebenstein. Judge Kaulalou accepted the gavel, pledging to uphold party interests amid district rivalries.
The first Territorial Republican convention in Progress Hall chose Judge J L Kaulukou as permanent chairman and E R Hendry as secretary. Delegates from all districts approved four Hawaii representatives for the National convention in Philadelphia, with Parker Kepkal Castle and Dillingham securing the slate.
Hawaii public school teachers, long underpaid, win back pay as the Board of Education adopts and revives the salary schedule. Details authorize June to August payments compensating for prior suspensions, with salaries reset September 1 1900 as if the schedule had never paused. A committee will report on others deprived of advances, and notices go to all teachers with explanations.
Messrs M Brasch and Co announce the Lace House in the Arlington block Hotel Street will open to the public on Wednesday June 7. A select line of fine laces ribbons gloves Irish linens ladies and children's underwear lingerie recently purchased in Europe and America will be displayed. A great treat awaits admirers of beautiful goods.
A memorial poem from Grace Howard dated May 1900 honors those who died in war. It speaks of bright flowers laid on graves, remembering the honored dead and the duty to place fresh buds on Memorial Day while loved ones rest in the heavens.
The largest four masted schooner yet built on the Pacific coast was launched last night at Mathez Turner's Benicia yard. To join the Williams Dimond fleet, Captain PD H Warde will command. Built for island trade, the Rosamonil will carry 2000 tons of sugar and feature a gua MILe engine aft. It will be ready for service in early June.
Mrs 8 N Castle expresses satisfaction with her new residence in Manoa valley. She praises the charming surroundings and the home’s appeal, dismissing rumors of dissatisfaction. Mrs Cagle also reports contentment with her new dwelling and would be hard pressed to leave the area.
Census takers start work across Hawaii under American authority with a long questionnaire. The director’s office in the Judiciary Building will coordinate, asking details on residence, family, race, birth, marriage, children, birthplaces, immigration, naturalization, occupation, school attendance, literacy, language, home ownership, mortgage status, and municipal implications for Honolulu or Hilo.
Cabinet hears Ed wards report on the outfall sewer. Contractor John Wilson says he cleared over 150 feet more than Edwards credited, hindered by quarantine lack of men, and aims to finish in ninety days. Edwards believes at least 120 days are needed. Cabinet makes no definite decision.
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