Haan Catholic Church parish schedule on Bridge Street
Oreron Kine Berry MRI and Pastor Oliver announce daily and Sunday services at Haan Catholic Church on Bridge Street. Holy Mass at 1 am daily, sermons at 9 am and 4 am, Hawaiian and Portuguese sermons, Rosary and Benediction in the evening, and religious instruction for boys and girls at Brother's and Sister's Schools from 2 to 3 pm. Parish rector PATHER OLIVER invites the faithful for weekday attendance and spiritual needs.
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M. Hesae
Hoglish
Brother's
Sister's
Mt. Jay
Pather Oliver
Trade Unions Meetings Across City Schedule
Federation No. 1 1 and 3 Monday monthly. Percereation No. 2 a and 4 Monday. Labor Council 1 and 4 Friday each month. Carpenters 2? and 4 Friday monthly Neteroata. Teamsters 1 and 5 Thursday monthly. Painters and Decorators 2 and 1 4 Thursday. Longshoremen a and 4 Wednesday monthly.
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Federation
Perceration
Labor Council
Carpenters
Neteroata
Teamsters
Longshor
Public Excursion Tickets Sell On Weekends
Excursion tickets between all points are sold on Saturdays and Sundays, good returning until Monday noon. Commutation tickets offer twenty five rides between any two points, and thousand mile tickets are available at very low rates.
Bids Sought for 6 Room Teacher's Cottage in Hawokaa Hawaii
Sealed tenders are due by 12 m on Monday January 1 1904 for furnishing labor and materials to build a six room teacher's cottage at Hawokaa Hawaii. Plans and specs on file with the Department of Public Works Honolulu and local agents. The superintendent reserves the right to reject any bids. Tender envelopes should read Tender for 6 room teacher's cottage Hawokaa Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Hawokaa
Hawaii
Department of Public Works
Hono. Juin
Pohakupoko
E. ‘Richards
Public Works
Alio
RE. W. Barnard
Laupahoehoe
Pohakupuka
Court summons in Hawaii Territory probate and estate notices
Legal notices from the Fourth Circuit Court of Hawaii include a summons for M Ry Hirochi in a Feb 17 hearing at South Hilo to show cause on a claim by J W Ray, with filings dated August 1903. Probate chambers in South Hilo set January 16 1904 for John Kane estate hearing. The First Bank of Hilo holds an annual stockholders meeting January 9 1904.
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Wise & Ross
United States of America
Territory of Hawaii
Circuit Court of the Fourth Circuit
Francisco Simao
Honoma
Anne
Sunos
J. V. Ray
M. R
Hiro-Chi
Island of Hawaii
M. Ry Hirochi
Hilo
Hawaii
South Hilo
Gilbert F
Aniel Porter
Chas. Hitchcock
Daniel Porter
Chas, Hitchcock
Bow ‘Territory of Hawaii
John Kane
Thin Court
Hawa
Ripaway & Araway
First Bank of Hilo, Ltd
Peacock Block
New Year House Warming at Onomea Plantations
A grand New Year’s Eve house warming at the Onomea sugar plantation home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moir drew 300 guests from Hilo and surrounding areas. The event featured a three-in-one dining and dancing hall, tropical decor, a Hawaiian flag, and a feast supervised by caterer D Lycurgus. Speakers praised Moir’s leadership, noting Onomea’s production rise from 7000 to 14000 tons of sugar, and Moir thanked neighbors as the celebration continued into the early hours with music, dancing, and a leap year dance for the ladies.
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J. J
John T. Moir
Papaikou
Onomea Sugar Company
Hilo
Lanai
McKenzie
Hakalau
Admiral Beckley
D. Lycurgus
W.C. Cook
Manager Moir
Onomea
Mr. Cook
J. T. Moir
Hawaiian Islands
Cook
Moir
Lanais
Messrs. Prouty
Howland
Jackson
Hawaii
Scotland
Wainkea
Wainaku
Pa Jaea
Paukaa
Honomu
Iroquois Theatre Fire Tragedy Claims 562 Dead
Chicago reports the Iroquois theatre blaze during Mr Bluebeard on Randolph Street injuring many and killing 562. A faulty wiring sparked the fire, the asbestos curtain jammed, gas tanks exploded and exits became choked. Victims were mainly women and children, with many asphyxiated and trampled in the stampede. Actors escaped via stage doors as crowds overwhelmed police efforts.
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Chicago
Iroquois
Randolph Street
Dearborn
State
Mr. Bluebeard
United States
Jurors Collapse at Iroquois Theater Fire Toll Grows
Chicago reports 564 dead 1570 injured with 304 missing as jurors collapse from the scene. The asbestos curtain failure trapped fire on stage and a coroner's inquest is opened. President Roosevelt telegraphs sympathy to Mayor Harrison and nations send condolences.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Harrison
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Hite
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Milo, Hawait
J. Castix Ripaway
Thos
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Ridgway & Ridgway Solicitors of Patents General Law Practice
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Waianuenue Street
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Hilo, Hawaii
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Hroadway
New York
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NEW York Life
Waianvenue Street
W.H. Beers
LB. Ray Telephone 146
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Bishop & CO
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