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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1902

Page

2

Woman, husband, and knife attack at Queen's Hospital

A domestic quarrel between W. Pangelly and T. Duncan ended with Pangelly slashing Duncan with a carving knife. Duncan suffered severe wounds to the left shoulder and hands, with Tendons severed. he and Pangelly were taken to the hospital and to the station for investigation. The incident followed a ride with Pangelly’s wife Virginia Pangelly and surfaced amid earlier family tensions and a pending divorce suit.

Queen's Hospital Hack Asrief T. H. Duncan Virginia Pangelly Eckhardt Chillingsworth Waterhouse Duncan Great Britain Kewalo Queen Street W. Pangelly Pangelly T. 2. Davies & Co Honolulu

Saturday Court Notes Divorces Granted by Judge Robinson

Saturday court notes indicate divorces granted in the cases of Mary M. Mahan versus K. C. Mahan, Mary Harrub versus Ernest L. Harrub, and Vida versus Vida. A discontinuance was filed in Heela Agricultural Co versus Frank Pahia. Judge Robinson adjourned court for the term Saturday afternoon.

Robinson Mary M. Mahan K.C Mahan Mary Harrub Ernest L. Harrub Vida Heela Agricultural Co Frank Pahia

Books Revived for Micronesian Missions Language Texts

Negotiations continue on transferring Micronesia missions as the American board readies three language volumes by Mrs Hingham. First printed a decade ago, the texts include a reader, Bible knowledge guide, and a primary geography. Five hundred sets will be issued for mission stations, aiding local instruction and access to biblical learning. Continue on page 8.

Micronesia Ue Gibert Islands Seland Hingham Hiram Bingham South

Lahaina in the Whaling Era Port and People

Lahaina in the early Fifties was a thriving whaling port with up to eighty four ships anchored at once. It served as a provisioning hub with ship shandleries and a resident American Consul. The town boasted a hospital, courts, schools, churches, and a seminary, while a gas of water supply and a dutiful police formed a settled government. Native Hawaiian majority and a white minority controlled business and governance, and Lahaina cultivated strong maritime trade with provisions, melons, and liquor under a casual prohibition.

Polk Texas Union Scott Fremont Golden West Lahaina San Francisco Yerba Buena Bay New Bedford Mass Pacific Behring Sea United States Marine Hospital China Atlantic States Coolie Lapor Lanai Lahainaluna McCann Sallora Asoren Qgabu Honolulu Lahais Kohala Makawad Lahaina Sugar Company Henry Dickinson Bartow P. H. Treadway Maui Walker & Allen Spencer Makawao Pioneer Mill Co James Campbell Harry Turton Pitman Islands Hew Company Landouners Das Laboreca Lahainn Sugar Company Philadelphia Mit Co Lahaine Brooks & Co Lahaina Sugar Co Pioneer Mill Kamehameha V F. W. Hutchinson Capt. McKee Ulupalakua West Maui West Maui Sugar Association Mimosa Peron Labainalsaa Seminary Ievery

Lahaina Then and Now A Sugar Center on Maui Coast

In West Maui Lahaina evolves from whaling port to sugar hub. Pioneer Mill Co dominates, mill delays, water wells, and pumping solve irrigation. Town prospers with Yokohama imports, Japanese farms, and a growing trade network while pondering future diversification and immigration.

Lahaina Honolulu Lahaina Landing Kekai West Maui Hilo Maui Lehaing W. Elmo Reavis

Coconut oil industry eyed for Hawaii by state officials

A letter from the Iowa Soap Co. asks the Agriculture Department to locate Hawaii coconut oil sources as New York and San Francisco supplies dwindle. An Agriculture Experiment Station expert doubts a factory exists now, noting oil travels via California and Samoa for processing. He says island production could pay if a large enough copra supply is grown.

Department of Agriculture Iowa Soap Co Burlington New York San Francisco Hawaii Sedgwick Agricultural Experiment Station San Francisca California Sartton Tongan Islands Australia

Chamberlain's Colic Remedy Promoted for Family Use

A local advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available. It claims wide acceptance as a top medicine for bowel complaints for both children and adults and notes Rennaon Smith and Co Ltd as Haswall agents.

Rennaon Smith & Co Ltd Haswall

Local endorsement facts from community voice and medical claim

A Honolulu reader cites local trust in neighbor statements and presents Mike Williams a lighthouse keeper as endorsing Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. He says back pain stems from kidneys and credits the pills with relief, noting price at 50 cents and availability via Hollister Drug Co Honolulu.

Mike W. F. Williams Dean Hollister Drug Co Doan Honolulu Hawaiian Islands

Furniture Lines Debuting from Eastern Factories

Advertising note proclaims new furniture line titled Furniture with latest styles direct from Eastern factories.

Policy for Philippine colonization and Hawaii’s fate

The Boston Transcript argues that before sending colonists to the Philippines the U S must secure life and property and open markets for products. It contends restricting trade harms Hawaii and warns lawmakers may use the same measures on the Philippines to keep the islands as a place to avoid.

Philippines Hawaii Boston Transcript

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