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Newspaper

Hawaiian Gazette

Location

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1902

Page

2

Agnew and Weday Prepare for June 11 Boxing Match

Lon Agnew and Jack Weday rapid weight management for their coming bout on June 11. Each fighter aims to be near 145 pounds, with observed builds suggesting closer to 155. Agnew trains at Honolulu Athletic Club, while Weday, “The Man with the Iron Jaw,” trains at Long Branch Waikiki and Spars with Jimmy Fox.

Lon Agnew Jack Weday Messrs Weday Agnew Honolulu Long Branch Waikiki Billy Gallagher Navy Manila San Francisco Jimmy Fox Fox Tom Dunbar Pennsylvania Cross Michigan Oleg Freeman Saginaw Jack Williams East Lake City Los Angeles Jim Trimble

Pearl Harbor to serve as isolation station for contagious cases

The government moves to set up a quarantine station on Kuahua Island at Pearl Harbor with 200 hospital tents stored for detention of sick soldiers. The plan aims to separate diseased personnel from the city, enabling transports to offload sick men ashore and shelter up to about 3000 troops if needed.

Kuahua Island Pearl Harbor Sodia Hetate San Francisco Manila Honolulu Meade Nagasaki Japan

Cincinnati Society Dinner For Rochambeau Commission

New York May 27 Members of the Society of the Cincinnati will host a Waldorf Astoria dinner for Count Rochambeau and 250 French officers who fought in the American Revolution. About 125 guests include French mission members, Roosevelt commission, naval and army leaders, and New York officials. Nicholas Fish and General James M. Varnum will chair. six toasts planned in French and English.

New York Society of the Cincinnati General Washington Rochambeau Wal-dorf-Astoria Count Rochambeau General Lafayette France Louisa XVI Washington Roosevelt North Atlantic Gaulois Ambassador Porter Army and Navy of United States Ne York West Point National Guard of Nicholas Fish New York Society of the Cincinnati Belgium Switzerland James M. Varnum Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati Order of the Cincinnnnati

Engagement Announced Between Miss Beatty and Ernest Clark

Berkeley May 264 An engagement notice interests college society. Miss Rita Beatty of Berkeley to Ernest Ho Clark of Honolulu connected with a bank in recent years. Beatty recently graduated from the College of Social Sciences at University of California and plans to teach before marriage. Clark is son of the late C K Clark of 2524 Piedmont Avenue. Clark is home for a short visit with relatives.

Berreley Codege Misa Rita Beatty Ernest Ho Clark Cay Myr Clark Hoerolulu College of Social Sciences Tu'university of Alpha Sigma Borority C.K. Clark Piedmone Avenue

Prestige Loubet Back From Russia

Dunkirk France May 7 The French squadron that escorted President Loubet home from Cronstadt Russia arrived today Loubet landed at noon and was welcomed by the mayor He spoke at luncheon praising the welcome from the imperial family and people of Rua gin He urged unity to face financial economic and racial issues and to restore French focus on common problems

Dunkirk France Cronstadt Russia President Loubet M. Loubet Chamber of Commerce Pessina Laubet

Chalters Sweeping Mania

Manila on May 27 reports Captain Chirrlie Russell of the Eighth Infantry dead as the first officer to die from cholera. The outbreak shows 25 American cases with 2 deaths and 13 cases with 16 deaths among the European population. Totals to date tally Manila and provinces with 1165 cases and 582 deaths across the city and surrounding areas.

Manila Chirrlie Russell Eighth Infantry choleTa

Purchase of Eclipse Vessel for Molokai Debated by Board

At the Molokai board of health meeting Supt. Boyd may buy the Eclipse gasoline schooner for 12000 to transport between Kalaupapa and Honolulu, while the 30000 state appropriation sits with him. Molokai lepers petition to retain Dr. French, and other routine health matters including sewer compliance and Dr. Oliver's pay are addressed.

Gally Boyd Board of Health Molokai Hawaiian Navigation Company Staggett Kalaupapa Honolulu Department of Public Works French Board of Medical Examiners Yamada C. J. Fishel Lunalilo Pickol F. C. Smith Dr. Oliver Oliver Dr. French Isenberg Pauoa Nuuanu Robertson & Wilder Co. B. Wood Shorey Manoa Ranch R. Ichikawa Cofer Orient Hawaii Hawaiian Territorial Board of Health Territory of Hawaii Hongkong

Mission Children's Society Publishes Jubilee Papers

Adjourned annual meeting at J B Atherton residence focused on financial affairs and publishing plans. Treasurer Dickey reported a deficit and a balance from previous years, with funds pledged for education and Pleasant Island Mission, plus publishing costs and new roster of members and fathers.

Mission Children’s Society J. B. Atherton Gaujaf Alec Dickey Educational Institut Pleasant Jeland de LaPorte Piano Palo

Entries closed for harness events at Hawaiian Jockey Club races

The harness entries closed last night with secretary Crabbe saying details won't be public until Monday afternoon. Racing runs include 2:14 to 2:24 classes with horses such as Abdine Wayboy Violin Edna G and Oak Grove Cy clone. Del Vista impresses in workout, Prince David expected to win the Rosita cup, and Monolulu’s racing festival approaches with island entrants arriving.

Hawaiian Jockey Club Crabbe McKenzie Hilo Waldo J Wayboy Edna G Frank Murphy Waita-Little Abdine Tout Los Angeles Edith B Boswell Leahi Madeline Albert M Oak Grove Cyclone Billy Lemps Dury Rhodes Directress Edne G Boyle Artie W Soulets Boswell, Jr Kaual Weller Prince David Will Carter Harrison, Jr J. O'Rourke Alta Stacy Amarino Nullah del Vista Burne Advertiser Quinn Rob Ballentyne Molly Connors John Callan Waikiki George Thomas Piggott Peni Jim McAuliffe Knights of the Pigskin Monolulu

Cholera Morbus Diseases Cited With Remedy Claim

In many cases cholera morbus proves fatal before medicine or a physician is sought. The article promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a sure cure and cites a favorable June testimony from W F Arrworth of Lafayetter Ala. It notes Benson Brith Card agents for Hawai and mentions an amateur orchestra rehearsal resuming after a three week gap with the group said to be in fine form.

Chamberlain W. Farrworth LaFayette Ala U. A Gale All Denlere Benson, Brith & Ca Lid Agente Hawai

Local testimonials push Dean's Kidney Pills in Honolulu

Cyrus Edison of Kapiolani Park testifies that after fifteen years in Hawaii and prior work as a teamster and stage coach driver, kidney symptoms eased after using Dean's Backache Kidney Pills obtained from Hollister Drug Co. in Honolulu. Pills cost 50 cents per box, six boxes for $2.60, with Hollister as wholesale agent for the islands.

Savery Paper Florida California Honolulu Dean Cyrus Edison Kapiolani Park Islands United States Hollister Drug Co Hawaiian Islands

Kilauea Eruption Hinted By Red Ashes Smoke Clouds

Reports from Mauna Loa describe two Sunday explosions at Kilauea with red ashes sulfur and smoke rising in vast plumes. Manager Waldron notes intense activity and potential eruption near term while observers nearby show little fear. Professor Lyons links recent Martininque dispatches and lunar phase to possible volcanic activity by early July.

Mauna Loa Kilauea Waldron Volcano House Purser Simerson Hawaii Honuapo Waltron Kallua Professor Lyons Lyons Hawaiian Mont Pelee Auea Lyona Kilaver

New Furniture Line Showcased From Eastern Factories

Retailers announce a fresh furniture line featuring latest styles direct from Eastern factories. Descriptions highlight wood finishes and contemporary design for homes and offices.

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