Local items mix of people and events in Hilo
Various notes from Hilo including court and civic updates. Names appear: Judge Sanford B. Dole, Judge I. L. Rickard, L. Beverance, N. Mackenzie, Mollis and W.A. Andrews. Reports on mail, rail, and street life. The Hawaii Jockey Club organizes with officers Moir, Campbell, Easton, Wright and an executive committee.
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Valentines
Wall Nichols Co
Leal Tatnunn
Henry Deacon
J. K. Denison
Hitchenek
Sehwol Street
Mckensie
Miss ‘Mackenzie
Hakalau
Honolulu
Sanford B. Dole
L. Beverance
Wy Lo Hilo
Rickard
Laupahoehoe
Hilo
Maui
A. Ly Louisson
Hamakan
Trinwxx
Catholic Fair Aids Church Improvement Efforts
Proposed Catholic Fair by the Catholic Ladies Aid Society under way in July. Volunteers meet weekly at Mrs. R. A. Lucas home to prepare articles for sale. Proceeds will aid the Catholic Church including cathedral and grounds improvements.
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R. A. Lucas
Evening at Cards Charity Event Hosted in Wainaku
An Evening at Cards hosted by Mrs G H Gere and Mrs W T Balding at Balding's Wainaku home proved a lively progressive charity party. Dolly Sawmner and Ay Hamburg won the first prizes while Miss Miane Eaton and W I Madeira took the consolation booby prizes.
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G.H. Gere
W. T. Balding
Wainaku
Dolly Sawmner
Ay Hamburg
Miane Eaton
W. I. Madeira
Kinau Departures Jan 27 1905
Kinau list of passengers includes Mrs Lance and child Ang Alhens Miss Malani Coleman J 8 Spires Mr Balster and child A J Spitzer B P Howland Mrs N Vane celin Miss M Vancelin J Topman J T Wilkinson D A Carman LM Whitehouse M R Jamieson D Mackenaie TR Robinson P Peck Miss Mackengie Frank J Winter Judge BDole Miss H Cannon A W Bottomsley and wife Hon M Damon etc
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W. Fernandez
Makaleka Lo
Frank Winter
M. Damon
H- P, Baldwin
B. F. Dillingham
KE. Meteger
A. Iiindsay
B. Dole
G.R. Ewart
A. Louisson
J. Kekipi
E. J. Topman
Beasley
J. M. Jamie
Pauku
K. Kenkaula
R. H. Baker and Child
T.C. Buzzell
J. H. Kekipi
Mary Vanecelin
S. N. Vancelin
J. K. Wilkinson
D. A. Careman
H. Cannon
W. H. Carpenter
Mise A. Mating
W. B. Maling
Pain Balm Promises Relief for Lame Back and Pains
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior to a planter for dampened tannel and bound applications easing deep seated muscular rheumatic pains. It claims balm soothes side or chest pains with no rival among oiniments and notes Force by the Hilo Drug Co.
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Hilo Drug Co
Perilous Rescue At Kapaho Cliff by Brother Hero
Aline known as Nels en a ranger at the local lands office risking his life to rescue his sister from waters below a 14 foot cliff at Kapoh o after a long struggle in heavy seas two natives failed to help and Nels en descended to retrieve her using a rope and bamboo pole bringing her to safety after three hours in the water she suffered bruises and minor injuries and the brother sustained cuts and climbs in the daring effort another notice reports D Mackenzie leaving Hakalau to join Theo H Davies Co as grocery department manager with a farewell party and gifts from friends.
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Aline
Nelsen
Iands
Kapoho
I Wan
Wan J
Aliina
Liesleter
Ahina
Opihi, A Species of Shell Fish, and It Appears That Me
Abieva
Eed
D. Mackenzie
Hakalau
Honolulu
Theo. H. Davies & Co., Ltd
Mackenzie
Hakala Plantation
Miss Mackenzie
Postmaster Desha Named New Honolulu Postmaster
George L. Desha, born Honolulu July 3 1861, named postmaster at Honolulu with lifelong service. Brother of Rev Stephen S Desha, he began at Fort Street School then Royal School after his father’s death, joined city post in 1880 and has served under monarchy provisional government republic and territory.
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George L. Desha
Ifor Hilo
Honolulu
Stephen S. Desha
Hawaii
Fort Street
Royal School
Mr. Denha
Desta
Honolul Star
Rubber Prospects in Hawaii Near Hilo Explore
A rubber expert and B F Dillingham study Hawaii climate and soil near Hilo to gauge rubber potential. George Ewart returns from Mexico praising rubber possibilities in the islands. He brings seeds of Guest rubber trees and Mexican coffee sherries, noting young trees in old Mexico reach twenty feet in two years and tapping at six years yields two to three pounds of rubber.
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B. F. Dillingham
George Ewart
Hawaii
Hilo
Ewart
Mexico
Card of Thanks from Hilo Burns Club
The members of Hilo Burns Club thank the Indies and gentlemen of Hilo Papaikou and Hakalau for their kind assistance and the general public for their attendance.
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Hilo
Furnished Rooms Open for Rent With or Without Board
Displayed by the Tribune Office. Rooms described as light, large and airy with veranda access. Options for single or suite configurations. Inquiries welcomed at the Tribune office.
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Tribune
Famous trip of Texan steamer ends in Atlantic-bound load
The American-Hawaiian steamer Texan arrived in Hilo after a voyage from Seattle via Kabului and Honolulu, bearing cargo bound for private parties and Japan. Captain Lyons, new commander after Captain Morrison’s typhoid death linked to sewer-contaminated water, plans to clear for the Atlantic with 278,000 sacks flour, 1106 tons teed plate, 500 tons injectives, 600,000 feet lumber, and smaller cargo.
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Texan
Lyons
Taster
Hilo
Kabului
Honolulu
Delaware
Hongkong
Manila
Tiondala
Cepeain Lyonn
Seattle
China
Kobe
American Hawaiins Company
Wan. Lyons
S. 8
Arizonian
Morrison
McVicars
Atlantic Seaboard
Japanese Wrestlers Visit Honolulu Tent Show Draws Crowds
Fukushima's company of seventeen Japanese wrestlers performed on Front Street for several nights drawing spectators of many nationalities. Wakarimaio, the islands’ champion, lost twice to Kakubanzan, the Olan champion, and a Honolulu junior champion defeated the lighter-weight rival. Local talent also appeared as the troupe planned to move to Honokan and continue the island circuit.
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Fukushima
Honolulu
Wakarminaio
Islands
Kakubanzan
Honokan
Nabiku Rubber Company Incorporation Proposed in Maui
Application filed with Treasurer A J Campbell seeks incorporation of Nabiku Rubber Company Limited with capital of 150,000 dollars and 1000 shares at 100 each. Plan includes rubber plantation on 700 acres at Nahiku Maui, nursery over an acre producing 150 acres with 460 trees per acre, and related agricultural ventures. Officers named Hall president Shaw vice president Anderson secretary treasurer Howland auditor. board includes Waterhouse and R Anderson. Charter asked for fifty years. Meeting noted at Haili Church 7:30 pm with a biblical verse referenced.
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A.J. Campbell
Nabiku Rubber Company, Limited
W. W. Hall
W. HB. Shaw
W. A. Anderson
Nahiku W
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L. M. Whitehouse
Overland
S. S. Mauna Loa
Philip Peck
Kobala-Hilo
Mount John Watt
Olwa Sugar Company
H. B. el- Hott
Chess Club
Elliott
Riverside Park
John C. Searle
L. A. Andrews
D. BE. Meteyer
H. M. Leonard
The
Hilo Railroad
Waiakea
W. H L. Lambert
Wailuku River
Milo Electric Light Co
H.T. Like
I. M. Whitehouse
Paawilo
Wm. Fernandez
Matthias Baptista
John Cordeiro
B.D. Lance
Honolua
D. FL Moteger
Wednewday
Momers
A. TL Juckenn
W.C. Conk
Fiestin
Rattenberg
Moses & Raymond
Coast Mail
Mauna Loa
U. S
Hisister
Volcano Hound
W. Ht. Lambert
Margaret Tutt
Los Angeles
Glenwood
Tambert
Mahukena
Miss Tutt
California
A.W. Bottomley
Jailienon
Hilo Rairoad
Bottomley
West Point
Annapolis
Franklin Howland
Papaaioa Wasa
Kinaw
Public Works Department
Tarmans
Palmerston
Tub
Kinaa
Kinau
Royal
Nelson Alina
Sister
Desha
Mortinou
Meath
First Foreign Church
Israel
Num
Globe Clothing CO
Peacock Lock
BANK
Wasanvenue Street
All-Wool
Amazon
L. Turner Co. Limited
Volcano Road
Huggins
Pi Place
Hote
Henry Waterhouse Trust
P.O. Box
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hop Warn Co
Front Street
A. Humburg
Harrison Mutual Burial Association
Territory of
H. GC. Thayer
Hilo Branch
Church Street
Front
Hilo, Hawaii
Frank
Winter
United States Court
A. N. Sanford Optician
Boston Building
MAY & CO
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