Local Items From the Kina Wetton and Kinau Voyages
Local items note numerous arrivals and departures by the Kina and Kinau including Mrs Jon Viera and Sheriff Andrews, with sugar shipments to Delaware Breakwater and updates on local officials. Governor Carter, Senator Woods, and other dignitaries appear alongside railroad, hospital, and club news. Death of Fred Deayman's father in Michigan is reported. a tug boiler retubing halts service and Cotillion Club adds a nonresident membership rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baveh
Kina
Jon. Viera
Lome Weidneray
Aonululi
Sheriff Andrews
Hainebua
Efile
Ko Nawal
Kitna
T. C. Riddway
Honolulu
W. H. Beers
Keech
Fred Deayman
Michigan
L. A. Thurston
Child
Volcano House
S. Watkins
Hawaiian Pertilizer Co
Carter
Hilo
Pune Au Tir
Kalapana
Kan
Kohala-Hilo
Thos. C. Ridgway
A. B. Loebenstein
Hamukua
Kohala
Counselman
Government Wharf
Honoma
G. A. Stark
Palmer Woods
Kinau
Woods
Bachelors’ Club
Geo. H. Williams
Hawaii
Mr. Williams
Webb
Reeves
Marine Hospital
San Francisco
Cotillion Club
W. I. Maileira
W. H. Smith
Drowned Worker Incident At Pay Aboard Near Papatkou
A boat capsize in Pay A Cove led to a drowning of a crew member from Wilder 8. S. Company while at work. A blind wel l caused the vessel to capsize, leaving the survivor to swim for shore. The undertaker was paid and transport for the body provided, with company support for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maul
Papatkou Taut
Wilder 8
Nonokan Murder Near Honoka Shocked Island Residents
A Japanese man killed his wife last Monday at the Rickard home near Honoka in the presence of Mrs. Rickard and her daughter. The couple had been servants at the Rickard residence. The murderer fled after the stabbing which also inflicted a wound on Miss Rickard as she intervened. Sheriff Andrews investigated but found no trace of the fugitive. a large list of witnesses and residents is named in the report.
Judge Dole Rematux Over In Hilo Visit
TRUWUNE reports Judge Dole calls his Hilo trip the coldest he has made and enjoys Mauna Kea snow with 60 degree air. He will stay a week, visit Severance home, and not return to Honolulu by Kinau today. The article notes moving families in Paseo and lists officials arriving in Hilo aboard the Kinau. Upcoming sermons and local ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Dole
Truwune
Hilo
Mauna Kea
Honolulu
Kinau
Severance Home
B. Dole
USS
FL. Winter
U. S
J. J. Dunne
A. N. Kepoikai
A.M. Brown
Judge Dole Opens Grand Jury in Territorial Hawaii Court
Judge Dole opened the United States District Court term in Hawaii with a large Grand Jury panel and a bailiff. George N. Day named foreman, Enoch Brown bailiff. The session included standard charges on penal code and illicit liquor. Separately, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union reported a debt-free year and ongoing programs. Roy Chamberlain and F. L. Drake toured Hawaii on federal court business, praising Kona prospects. Acknowledgments were given to neighbors who aided the Peck home fire. Auction and notices follow with local listings and agricultural inspections details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dole
W. A. Hadden
N. F. Burgess
Chas
Gerdley
W. B. Hopkins
W. B. Hopkins, 18. Laea, H. J. Shaw, B. J. Jones
J. P. Fernandes
Decker
H. Leimsen
Wit
Vannatta
B. F. Sehoon
H. B. Kelsey
W. A. Todd
Geo
N. Day
A. H. Jackson
Grand Jury
United States District Court of
Territory of Hawaii
United States
George N. Day
Enoch Brown
Roy Chamberlain
Internal Revenue
F. L. Drake
Hilo
Federal Court
Mr. Chamberlain
Big Island
Kona
Mr. Drake
Hamakua
Stated Meeting of Kilauea Lodge No 330 Letter
Stated meeting of Kilauea Lodge No 330 Feaud A M set for Saturday evening January 0 1904 at 730 pm. Work in a degree. Sojourning and visiting brethren invited. By order of the W M HH Vicars secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilauea
Feaud A.M
W. M. HH
Card of Thanks from the Hilo Burns Club
The Hilo Burns Club thanks the men and women who contributed their time and talents to the Burns concert. Sincerely the club. Primo beer fresh from the keg at Demosthenes offered two drinks for a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo
Burns Club
Honolulu
Demosthenes
Letters of Credit Issued Worldwide For Travelers And Trade
Commercial and travellers letters of credit are available in all principal cities worldwide. These credits facilitate payments and settlements for international trade and personal travel, backed by secure financial instruments and banking networks across major financial hubs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peek
Kina Wetton
Belle
Jefferson
Kentucky
Per Callon
Hoffschlaeger Co., Limite
Nonokan
Kinga
Thos
K, Clarke
S. B. Dole
Winter
Kepotkat
My Brown
K. Nawahi
Hopkins
W. A
Hadden
C, Girdler
K. Nakake
Kinan
F. E. Clarke
CA. Hayes
G. H. Meerson
Emerson
T. R. Robisov
G. Bell
J. H Howland
C. Reinhand
J. B. Higgins
Miss McMillan
Miss I., Merchant
C.H. Merchant
F. . Hately
P. C. Burrell
Chas. Girdler
F. S. Holt
D. Searls
T. Alexander
C. H. Dickey
F. G. Nelson
E. A. Kelley
Miss Alexander
Miss Wimple
C. Hagens
W. M. Speyer
A. A. Braymer
Dole Rematux
Puneo
Paseo
Pecks
McKay
Governor Carter
First Foreign Church
Simon
Jonah
Apostles
Mones & Raymond's
Hila Drug Store
ROLAL
Federal Grand Jury
T. U. Meeting
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Haili Church
R. A. Lyman
Terry
Salvation Army
P. Peck
Ray
Plymouth Rock Roosters
T. F. Wills
Pahala
Legisature
Igog
Ahtom
J. Castle Ridgway
Bondale
Peck
Board of Underwriters
Hilo Druc Company
Hilo, Hawaii
McDonald's Haberdashery Hild
Ali
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd
Hoeyan
Bishop & CO
Honoraiy
Tronmed
Wilder’s Steamship Co
Maui
Moses & Raymond
Dr. J. Holland
Waiandenue Street
Alameda
Bennett
Lahaina Maalaka Bay
Kawaihar
Mahukona
Laupahoehoe
Wilder's Steamship Co
S-am
E.N. Holmes
E. N. Holmes
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