Local notices and community updates mix in sparse Hawaii items
Mins Chirelet Pagarte visits Thor ts and Mrs Hartets at Hotell The Hirst Moreign Chutret tie for first Sunvley. Gov Haker to tour Canada and the States for months. Maui police reshuffle as Sheriff Suffrey reappoints most. Honol houses and ships discussed. Volcanic trail incident and Republican Cio meeting in Hilo. New rooms for county offices eyed and several police promotions announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Pil Hartets
Moreign
J. W. Moreh
Viel
J. C. Vestal
San Jose
California
Mosen & Raymond
John T. Haker
Carnida
Sherif Baldwin
Maui
Suffrey
Oceanic Steamwhip Company
Shippers Wharf Committee
Front Street
Wataken Bridge
Church
Waiakenite
Diphtheria Scare Hits Jol A Scott Realm
Reports recount sliyititheria fears in Jol AL Bcott's town after Miss Florence Scott's illness and a suspected local epidemic. Dr C L Stow of the Beant of Health says quarantine measures ensure containment. Mrs Scott improves after antitoxin and a shipment from Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednewlay
Scott
Waitaka
Cominoy
Florence Scott
C. L. Stow
Beant of Health
War Department plans Hawaii rifle team to Seagirt match
Arrangements by the War Department aim to send a Hawaii National Guard rifle team to the national shooting match at Seagirt New Jersey on August eighth. From Hilo, Sgt. J L Aston Corporal Wh H L Morehead and Private Waa Todd Pay selected, with subsistence and transport provided. Strong emphasis on showcasing Hawaii’s marksmen to boost militia and Territory goodwill. The trip will draw teams from many states and branches, with trophies cash prizes and potential knowledge gains for the guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
National Guards of Hawaii
Seagirt
New Jersey
W. A. Fetter
Hilo
Hawaii
J. 1. Aston
Wh. HL. Morehead
Waa
Todd
National Guard
Union
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
J J Kennedy Opens Cat Glass and Silverware Store in Hilo
J J Kennedy announces a sale of an elegant and varied cat glass and silverware assortment in Hilo including latest designs for dining rooms and new souvenir spoons. Also reports officers installed in Court Mauna Rea Ancient Order of Foresters with names and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kennedy
Hhis Modern
Hilo
Houdier
Mauna Rea
Ancient
Order of Forester
B. F. Schoen
J. P. Fernandez, Jr
M. K. Victor
Geo. M. Akan
Jules Carvalho
Woodward
A.C. Nobriga
B. de Camara
Beadle
C. K. Victor
M. B. de Mello
Passengers Listed for S. S. Enterprise Departure
July 14 voyage notices list numerous travelers including Geo H Angus C J Fisher A G Marcelino J F Woods Sam P Wools C Gray W W Carlyle Sol Sheridan and many others. Also booked to sail tomorrow noon are Mr and Mrs F Sons Miss Chola Souza J I Kennedy and families including Mrs J Horton and Mrs J Martin with children.
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Kinan
Geo. H. Angus
C. J. Fisher
A. G. Marcelino
J. F. Woods
Sam P. Wools
C. Gray
W. W. Carlyle
Sol Sheridan
Miss Taggart
Albertina
A. James
Miss Alexander
Kellog
P. Howland
W. H. Babbett
J.D. Tucker
J.P. Cohen
H. P. Rice
T.K
S. S. Enterprise
F. Sons
Chola Souza
J. 1. Kennedy
J. W. Mason
J. Horton
W. Marsh
BH. A. Dann
J. Martin
Rees
Albert Horner Jr
Loraine Andrews
Dont Wait Cat You Need It For Immediate Relief
Do not wait until some of your family is ill with colic or diarrhoea. A bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand when needed has saved many lives. Procure it at once for sale by Hilo Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilo, Drag Co
Seed company appoints local agent in Hilo
The Cox Seed Company of San Francisco has appointed the undersigned nation local agent. Orders for seeds, bulbs and plants solicited. Catalogues and prices furnished on request. Robert Innes Lillie, Hilo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox Seed Company
San Francisco
Robert Innes Lillie
Hilo
Waiwhitin Triumph Over Naaleh In Hotly Contested Game
Winyed Ball in Kan reports Waiwhitin beat Naaleh 7 to 1 in a hard fought match. The event featured twelve other contests including races hammer throwing and shot put with cash prizes for winners. EB A Irish lent the Waiohinu schoolhouse for an evening dance as part of the celebration. The overall celebration was modest but well received compared with the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Taesk
Hilo
Waiwhitin
Naaleh
EB. A. Irish
Waiohinu
Card of Thanks From Mr and Mrs John A Scott
Mr and Mrs John A Scott thank friends for kind expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A
Scott
Move Toward Independent Hilo High School Opening
A Honolulu committee of the Board of Education recommends establishing Hilo High School as an independent entity from the start rather than upon completion of the new building. F A Richmond is named principal, with one cadre to cover two teachers’ loads due to funding limits. A Riverside site is proposed for the new school, with Riverside School to be moved to the Masonic Hall lot in exchange for the Bridge and Waianuenue streets property.
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Hilo
Brent
Board of Education
Micnolul
Farrington
Wight
Davie
King
F. A. Richmond
Hilo High School
Richmond
Stanford
Honolulu
Scott
Davis
Public Works Department
Hilo Board of Trade
Boar of Trade
Riverside
Riverside School
Masonic Hall
Bridge and
Waianuenue Streets
Graceful Banana Reimbursement Plan Reached by Board of Trade
A conference of the Board of Trade committee J. W. Mason L Turner and H. Vicars with Capt.Wi Matson led to an agreement to reimburse banana shippers twenty five cents a bunch for fruit left behind on Enterprise trips. Matson refused liability but ordered agent R T Guard to pay the sum for each left behind with a 6500 bunch per trip cap and advance permit requirements. Mason applied for 1500 bunches per trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
J. W. Mason
L. Turner
H. Vicars
Wi. Matson
Mr. Mason
Matson
R. T. Guard
Enterprise
Kan Weekly biases and satire in Honuapu column
A fragment from the Kan Weekly in Honuapu laments town politics and mentions Land Commissioner Pratt visiting, a Senate guest Hewitt, stockholder investigations, and satire about jackasses used as fertilizer. It mocks local figures including Thompy Makino and a “Jappy” Gomasuti, noting a barrel of arms arriving and readers joking about “feathers.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan Weekly
Honuapu
Thompy
Makino
Pratt
Lisit
Hewitt
Ross Jackass
Jappy
Gomasuti
Kay Weekly
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Volcano House
Kilaweaiki
Harry Gregson
Kailua
Young Men's Republican Cio
Gregson
J. L. Kaoluken
Jobn
Kennedy
Scotland
Geo
Rows
Hakilaw
Pritams
Moses & Raymond
Mathes
Don
Rowman
Board For Health
Matthewman
Mary Alexander
W. 10. Alexander
Louise Kelleg
Alameda
Cal
Bald
Wit
Peacock & Co
Peacock Block
Waiamuenue Street
Bridge ‘Street
Williams
Bradshaw
Keolanui
South Hilo
Wm. B. Nailiwia
Kahana
Harry Koell
Mounted Police
C. J. Ahina
Loukan Pih
Kahanolopin
Kettiheleln
David Bwatike
Wane Kalaiwon
Qux
North
Ito Wan
Lacha
Eaputa
Hamakeia
J. Keliipoleole
J. Ketloha
Wen
Neth Kolala
South Koll K. Kawai Jr
Cape
North Kona
Makahialina
Cay Taing
Aipia
Benj. Kolioloma
South Kont
Livuta
Peapeeing
Henry Mailolo Amd Aol
Macie
Kan
J. Wy
Promeed's Bay
FS. Clinton
F.S. Clinton
Kohala
Kindie Qhinn
Mr. Clinton
B. D. Bond
Honokan
Kolala
Waimea
Honokaa
Maile Lage No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Hanunkua
Clinton
Bowmanville
Ontario
Oatala
Honokow
Salvation Army
Herald
Hite
L Barker
Povai
Toren
Somo
Kau Weekly
Olan Property
THE
Henry Waterhouse Trust CO
Monarch
L.turner CO. Ltd
the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., Ltd
Coral
Brewer Block
Queen Street
Box
Heyond
C. M. Cooke
E. F. Bishop
G. H. Robertson
Underwood
Pearson & Potter Co
T. HL
Hilo Tribune
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