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Newspaper

Hilo Tribune

Location

Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1906

Page

5

Local items from Hilo and Kona area headlines

Condensed notes report Union Saloon beer options and visits by Geo Lycurgie and Volcano House guests, plus Circuit Court adjournments, May term start, and funeral of horse trainer James Gordon Bennet. Reports cover Hilo Teachers’ Union, sewer project completion celebrations at Cocoanut Island, cases in Kailua court, and local officials advancing land sales and reforms.

Union Geo. Lycurgie Volcano House B. HT Moses James Gordon Bennet Hilo Teachers’ Union

Mail From San Francisco Sparks Island Transit Rush

The Inter Island steamship company rushed coast mail to the island on a special run. The Mau Na Low left Honolulu Saturday noon to collect Alameda mail, meeting the Kaiulani at Mahukawa Saturday morning. Kaiulani then set fastest time to Hilo in 8 hours and 5 minutes with a 20 minute stop at Pepeekeo. This was the first foreign mail in two weeks and carried the first full San Francisco disaster news, awaited with keen interest by all.

Inter-Island Steamship Company Coast Mail Mauna Low Honolulu Alameda Mahukawa Hilo Pepeekee San Francisco

Not Opposing Katio Channeling Fusion Talk in Honolulu

Col C P Iaukea democratic leader of Honolulu spoke at Serrao Hall Ponahawai Street and in town Friday evening. He favors fusion with the Home Rule party but has not decided to run against Kuhio for Congress. He says the delegate contest aims to settle election procedures and will proceed down the coast toward Kau.

C. P. Iaukea Honolulu Serrao Hall Ponahawai Home Rule Party Kuhio Congress Kau

Grand Jury Hears Subornation of Perjury Cases

New Un and Young Kat were arrested on subornation of perjury charges and posted bail on Wednesday. Their examinations were waived on Friday and their cases entered for the grand jury set to convene in July. Isumi Minekichi, arrested April 18 for assault with a deadly weapon at Hakalau, was tried on Thursday and Friday and committed to the grand jury.

New UN Young Kat Hapai Isumi Minekichi

Burned Area Boundary Described in San Francisco Letter

A letter from John K. Given, mailed by his San Francisco-based brother, outlines the burned district boundary from Van Ness north to Van Ness, Clay to Franklin, Sutter, Van Ness, Golden Gate, Gough, Market, Dolores to Twentieth, Capp, eighteenth, and the waterfront.

John K. Given San Francisco van Ness Aves Clay Franklin Sutter van Nem Ave Golden Gate Ave Gough Market Dolores Twentieth Capp Eighteenth Eieeny Water Front Warter van News Ave

Company Encampment Plans for Co D in the Territory

An inspection report on Co D from Washington is not yet received. Maj. Van Vliet informed the colonel that Co D ranked second in the Territory. The unit will begin a two day encampment at Cocoanut Island on Saturday May 19 and hopes to attend the regiment’s annual encampment in June, likely near Honolulu, though inland options are being considered.

Co. D Washington van Vliet Cocoanut Island Honolulu

First Foreign Church Sabbath Service Announcement

A May 13 1906 Sabbath notice lists 7 30 p m scripture verses from Mark 9 24 and Acts 36 19 and urges faith to overcome unbelief within the church service context.

First Foreign Church

Jury Lints Drawn for Fourth Circuit May Term

Grand and trial juries were drawn for the Fourth Circuit Court Prison to serve the May term. The term begins May 16 with the grand jury summoned July 10 and the trial jury July 17. Names include A Ladgate R A Lynn Jr J My Ross J B Hiderts H Eiderts Chas R Kennedy Ki M Konahou and others.

Fourth Circuit Priosy A. Ladgate R. A. Lynn Jr J. My Ross J. B. Hiderts H. Eiderts Chas R. Kennedy Ki M. Konahou J Webster H. B. Eliot J. W. Mason W. C. Walker Geo. Mumby Jos. Vieris J. D. Mocine Geo. F. Hall John Watt Joln Ai J. D. Kennedy David Forbes R. T. Moses Adam Lindsay E. J. Weight Antone Simag

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Fast Cure

A brief advertisement notes a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will cure colds and save a doctor's bill later. Claims quick cures and lists Hilo Drug Co. as the seller.

Hilo Drug Co

Robin Hood musical triumph at Hilo boarding school show

The Hilo Bowling School staged Robin Hood with Win McCluskey as Robin Hood and May L. Curtis as Maid Marian. J. A. Smith, D. E. H. Metager, W. H. Beera, G. A. Cool, J. W. Marsh and many others delivered strong performances. The ensemble and stage management earned praise, while Kael Fewaliko crafted vivid scenic effects and Mrs. J. T. Lewis, Miss Caroline Potter, and Mrs. Westervelt received credit for musical elements. The production, directed by Mrs. A. G. Curtin and overseen by Mrs. Levi C. Lyman, was deemed one of the best ever seen in Hilo. A matinee was announced for the following day, with admission reduced to twenty-five cents for students. Meanwhile the Hilo Pineapple Company was formed with $40,000 capital and a board including FP 8 Lyman as president and L. C. Lyman as secretary. land was to be held and pineapples grown, with about three-quarters of stock subscribed.

K. H. Holmes C. W. Hill Hakalan Ata P.m Honokaa F. J. Linderman Hackfeld & Co Honolulu Demosthenes Col Lauken Eveniig Knhio Hilo Kipa Kawaihae Papaikou Wie Hapat Reform School Miss LaVoy Hilo Hospital San Francisco Advertiser Babbitt Robin Hood Hilo Bowling School Howard Pyle Reginald de Koven Win McCluskey May L. Curtis Maid Marian J. A. Smith Little John D. E H. Metager Wat W. H. Beera Nottingham G. A. Cool Friar Tack J, W. Marsh Midge Luther Severance Louise Hapai Millemaid St. Swithen Sienmen Mra. Hapai Harriet Hapai Messrs J. W. Marsh James Mattoon Mins Kael Fewaliko Robin Sherwood Forest Mra. J. T. Lewis Caroline Potter Mra. Wentervelt A. G. Curtin Pere Formance Levi C. Lyuian Hilo Pineapple Company Lyman L. A. Andrews L. C. Lyman H. J. Kelsey D. B. Matager Thos Match and War, Kinney

Earthquake arrival of San Francisco boy Henry Dilton in Hilo

Henry Dilton the ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Jola Dillon of Peepeekee arrives from San Francisco aboard the Kainulani with his father Mahukona meeting him He lived near Sacramento street and Van Ness avenue during the quake witnesses the fifty seven second tremor and fires He helped sell papers and coffee while the city rebuilt as guards suppressed looting and provisions and water were rationed Public health works begin to connect sewer lines and water mains with owners ordered to comply within thirty days aiding sanitation and city beautification efforts

Sacramentotreet van Ness Avenue Alameda Bulletin Chronicle Oakland Herald Board of Health Board of Public Works Hoard of Health Front Street Heath Boar Health Board Hilo

Honolulu Interest Grows As July Races Near

In Honolulu strong interest builds for the Fourth of July races with inquiries pouring in as horses from Hilo Brees and ranchers arrive and begin training at the track. About ten horses are already on hand awaiting entry in the races.

Honolulu Hilo Brees

Hawaiian Evangelical Association Meeting in Honolulu

The social meeting of the Muwwilan Evangelical Association will be held in Honolulu in May. All city pastors will attend except Rev. C. B. Shields and Rev. C. W. Hil. Miss Bebeck, superintendent of the Walakea Settlement, will be accompanied by a delegate, with several delegates from Halli Church and attendees from all island congregations.

Hawaiian Evangelical Association Muwwilan Evangelical Asociation Honolulu C. B. Shields C. W. Hil

Gouved's Horse-Shoer Opens Front and King Corner

Gouved, a first-rate horse-shoer, locates at the corner of Front and King streets. He guarantees the best work in Milo and respectfully solicits the patronage of old customers and new.

Gouved Front King Streets Maknl Lve Milo

Power of Attorney Notice In Hawaii

During my absence from Hawaii Evangeline da Silva of Bay Area will act for me under full power of attorney Ola April 19 1906 263 F G pa Rosa reaffirming authority and place of signing under legal binding notice

Hawaii Evangeline da Silva Bay Ola F.G. Pa Rosa

Lost Surgical Bag Between Hakalan and Honotinn

A surgical bag and contents are missing between Hakalan and Honotinn. A reward of 25 dollars will be paid for its return to Dry Fred Irwin.

Hakalan Honotinn Fred Irwin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Inau Prosser Kailoa Koni School B. TH. Moses Kona Third Circuit Kailua Promer Beeseen Hakalau Tof Williams Honokas Louisson Hamakua Willian Katio W.C. Borden Augten Henry West Wim. Harbottle Adam C. Baker P. Wheiffer N. , Cropley John Rona Marina C. Lehman M. R. Freitas J. T. Henry P. C. Beamer J. B. Rocha Otto Medeiros Geo W. Weight C .P. Bradshaw W. Hay David Butchart M. S Outlaw Pineapple Growers’ Company Kinau Spreckels Jockey Club Hoolulu Park E.N. Holmes E. N. Holmes Rubber Coods Goodywear Rubber CO KR. H. Pease Cal Power of Attorney
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