Merchants Seek Hawaii Tourist Trade Boost for Honolulu
A Merchants' Association committee weighing plans to lure travelers to the Coast, including a potential Honolulu tourist bureau in San Francisco. Chair John G. Rothwell leads efforts urging united action and coordinated efforts by railroad and steamship lines to attract visitors and extend their stay on the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants’ Association
San Francisco
John G. Rothwell
William Lishman
J. ¥. Hamburg
United Action
Hawaii
Ocean Steamship Companies
Bootblack
Honolulu
Golden Gate
Pacific Coast
The
Southern
California
Manoa
Angeles
Merra
Santa Fe
Pacific
Tuberculosis trends across the Hawaiian Islands show decline
Health reports from May indicate decreasing tuberculosis on the islands with negative district inquiries except for two. Waimea Kauai and Ewa Oahu note scattered cases, while malaria, typhoid, influenza persist in certain areas. Officials push drainage inspections and sanitary improvements.
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Board of Health
Ewa
Oahu
Davis
Wood
Waiatua
Sandow
Waimea
Kauai
Kekaha
Makaweli
Koolaupoko
Koolauloa
Deas
Case Does Good Work At Wailuku
Sheriff Baldwin reports the June term of Maui Circuit Court closed with 13 indictable cases heard 12 convicted 1 nolle prosequi and 19 appeals disposed of with six convictions three discharges three suspended sentences and four nolle prosequi Deputy Attorney General D. H. Case praised for splendid work and credit to the term. The total witness expenses are about 400.
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Case
Sheriff Baldwin
Maui
Kalua
D. H. Case
Baldwin
Dole
Wailuku
E. P. Dole
Circuit Court of the Second Circuit
L. M Baldwin
Maut
Kapiolani's Gift Canoe Shown at Ni i Museum Visit
A party of Hawaiians toured the Ni i Museum to view Queen Kapiolani's royal yacht gift, presented long ago. The visit recalled her U S tour to England and her known fondness for aquatic scenes.
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Nani Museum
Queen Kapiolani
United States
England
Porme
Euite
Millennium Preached as Near at Calvary Baptist
Dr. McArthur in New York at Calvary Baptist Church declares the millennium partially accomplished and predicts near term world federation under the golden rule. He contrasts mercenary trusts with an envisioned imperialism of love guiding a future global federation led by the United States and Britain.
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New York
McArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Great Britain
Young Paul Neumann pursues romantic medical career
Paul Neumann son of the noted banker and adventurer followed a daring path to fame. He studied medicine in Edinburgh but joined the military medical corps in South Africa where he earned a Distinguished Service Medal for rescuing a colleague and taking on Boer forces. Health issues later forced him to abandon medicine and he now works as a newspaper man in New York. Town Talk reports Judge Fister plans a vacation for the bar, likely from July early to August middle, while avoiding conflicts with pending legal matters.
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Paul Neumann
Nake
Edinburgh
South Africa
Ocover
Khe
New York
Fister
Tle
Fetee
Hawaii
Dancing, buildings, and political debate in Lihue society
The Garden Isle notes a lively social scene in Lihue with dances, weddings, and visits from California socialites. It reports new businesses at the Lihue store corner, the Kauai band’s performances, and a looming Republican push for municipal government, urging restraint on Home Rule votes.
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Lihue
W. HeRice, Jr
Charles, Rice
Kalapaks
Mary Rice
Walter Scott
Miss Watt
Mr. Fisher
Isenberg
Mary Craig
Georgie Speiker
California
Anna Rice
Island
Dr. Hutchinson
Mrav A. S. Wilcox
Kilo' Hana
Kaipu
Grove Farm
Miss Tiser
J. B. Alexander
DeLacy
Francis Gay
Edwin O. Omsted
E. A. Knudsen
M. A. Rego
Charles Rice
George Munden
S. K. Kaili
Mise Kapuni Ah Chong
Benjamin Hanalike
Kaauwai
Lihue Quartet
del Lacy
Islands
Republican Party
Kauai
Republican
Sega
Randerlog
Garden Isle
Bank Examiner Castled Ridgway Visits Honolulu for Review
Mie official from the Territory of Hawaii, T Castle Ridgway of Hilo, examined the First National Bank of Hawaii in Honolulu last week. His thorough report will be sent to Washington. He also plans an examination of the bank at Wailuka, with official visits to financial institutions twice yearly.
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T Castle Ridgway
Hilo
Territory of Hawaii
Honolulu
First National Bank of Hawaii
Washington
Wailaka
Grateful citizens praise Doan's Backache Kidney Pills
The Rev J Nua of Kawalahao in Hawaii testifies to lasting relief from kidney trouble and backache after using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills. He describes years of pain and failed remedies before finding satisfaction and plans to keep pills handy on missionary trips. Sold by druggists at 5¢ per box, six boxes for $2.50, via Hollister Drug Co. in Honolulu.
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Honolulu
Dean
J. Nua
Kawalahao
South Pacific
Doan
Hollister Drug Co
Hawaiian Islands
Exhibition of Drawing by Oahu College Pupils at Punahou
An exhibition of drawings by preparatory grade pupils at Oahu College is on display in Pauahi Hall Punahou this week. Works include pencil and watercolor pieces by ages six to twelve, with scenes of the Pali Punahou corners and Hawaii flowers. Advanced college students contribute notable pieces including calabash and ilima leis.
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Oahu College
Pauahi Hall
Punahou
Culture a Handicap Graduates Debate Tech Focus
In Chicago June 16 Professor Os tar L. Triggs of the University of Chicago told Jewish Training School graduates that college culture leaves graduates unfit for practical affairs. He urged more trade schools and fewer colleges where literary culture is the main aim, arguing the educated man exits ill prepared for surrounding conditions.
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Chicago
Os‘tar L. Triggs
University of Chicago
Final Temple
Triggs
Something New in Furniture Wardrobes and Chiffoniers Stun
In a furniture notice the zine highlights combined wardrobes with full length French plate mirrors and double doors. It touts a handsome piece for any well furnished house and claims ABSOLUTELY SHAT PROOF construction. The stock includes secretary bookcases and library cases, large two and three door library bookcages, and shaving stands to fill unused corners.
New Lebanon German Reader Credits Pain Balm Cure
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reports his wife suffered back pains for eight weeks until using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. After a few days the pain vanished and she could resume duties. The ad notes the balm is sold by dealers and druggists with Benson Smith Co Ltd as Hawaii agents.
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George Schaub
New Lebanon
U.S. A
Dayton Volkszeitung
Chamberlain
Benson, Smith & Co. Ltd
Hawaii
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