Local Items Highlight Hawaii Visits and School News
Mrs. A W Richientein plans a brief visit to Honolulu while J W Mason returns from San Francisco as a passenger on the Faters prize. Victor Hunt of Motfrchlager & Co Honolulu tours Hawaii. Julian Montcarrat visits Kayapaa then returns. Several officials and engineers tour Hilo, Naalehu, and Kohala. Catholic Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs R A Lucas’s home. Patent granted to Michel J Keelin of Hilo for a spark arrester. Shipman ranch operations identified as changing management with Dr Ollie Shipman and Geo Richardson. High school expands commercial courses and buys two typewriters with more on order. Thanksgiving Day events planned for the new Hilo Boarding School building including a luncheon, dinner, and religious program. Local notices mention divorces, local politics, and business advertisements.
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A.W. Richientein
Honolula
J. W. Mason
San Vennessco
Victor Hunt
Motfrchlager & Co
Honolulu
Hawaii
Julian Montcarrat
Kayapala
Norman G. Campion
Hilo Sugar Co
Board of Supervisors
Holmes
Carl Wolters
Naalelu
Kau
Supt. C
Holloway
G. H. Gere
Bailie
Kohala
Catholic Ladies Aid B Society
R. A. Lucas
Pe ' Michel J. Keelin
Hilo
U. S
BN. Holmes
San Francisco
Enterprise
E. H. Moses
Ted Guard
New York
The
Horn
Carl Romie
Islands
Ollie Shipman
Geo. Richardson
Shipman
Puco
Chas. Olney
W.H. Shipman
George Richardson
Powo
Matina Ken
Volcano House
Mrs. Shipman
Ivy Richardson
A Valuable Present Wandee Jester Prize Terrier Sent
Dr. Holland receives Wandee Jester a famed prize Fox Terrier from Inst Enterprize. Editor John Bradshaw of American Illustrated Kennel News notes the dog cost Harley the kennel owner 460. Other names listed include Sing Song A G Kulihery Miss Stark JW McGuire and many others with a dated reference to October 5 1905.
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Holland
John Bradshaw
Dr. Holland
Harley
False Alarm On Church Street Fire Call
A Sunday night fire alarm drew a large crowd to J. D. Kennedy’s residence on Church street after an electric light wire sparked and burned insulation. A falling limb caused the short circuit while a lineman from the Electric Light Co. repaired the break. no damage to people.
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J. D. Kennedy
Church Street
Electric Light Co
Charity Ball at Spreckels Hall Draws Good Attendance
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society hosted a Saturday charity ball at Spreckels Hall with the Waiakes quintette club providing music. G. F P. Afforiso served as floor manager as the event served cooling ices and cake. The crowd did not disperse until after midnight and over fifty dollars was raised for poverty relief.
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Spreckels Hall
Catholic Lailies Aid Society
Waiakes Quintette
G. F P. Afforiso
Society For the Relief of the Poor
Hiawatha Pageant Heads to Music Church Next Friday
The Ladies managers of the King's Daughters Hiawatha host an entertainment at the Music Church at 8 o'clock next Friday. Doors open 7:45. Tickets on sale at Wall Nichols, Hilo Dray Store. Program includes tableaux and readings on Miawatha adventures with Miss Potter and Miss Mary Frank Potter performing, under Mrs. Milton Rice's direction.
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Hiawatha Entertainment
Muiic
Wall, Nichols Co. Ltd
Hilo Dray
Hiawatha
Miss Potter
Mary Frank Potter
Milton Rice
Loss from wet wrapp ers hits banana trade in Hawaii and San Francisco
The Advertiser notes Hawaii banana growers in Hilo and Honolulu incur losses on shipments to San Francisco. The steamer Enterprise faced delays towing the barge Santiago, causing hundreds of spoiled bunches poured into San Francisco Bay, with damp wrappings blamed. Shippers bearing the loss for careless wrapping. the carrier claims no fault.
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Hilo
Honolululu
San Francisco
Enterprise
Santiago
San Francisco Bay
Howard Street
Lime Point
S. S. Enterprise
Testimony Delayed in Honolulu Mandamus and Quo Warranto
Postponed hearings await Judge Stanley’s return to Honolulu where Norman K. Lyman seeks salary payment from County Auditor Maguire and Harry A. Knell must show authority for police powers. Judge Parsons will hear both cases next Thursday. The S. S. Enterprise reached port Saturday with 17 cabin passengers and 41 mail bags on a pleasant nine day voyage from San Francisco.
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Stanley
Honolulu
Parsons
Keolanui
Norman K. Lyman
Maguire
Harry A. Knell
S. S. Enterprise
San Francisco
Holmes
W. G. Walker
J. W. Marsh
J. W. Mason
Ted Guard
K. T. Roune
Francis Gonsalves
Embroidery Lessons Form New Classes at Reasonable Terms
Embroidery classes will be formed on reasonable terms with sessions on Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays. Orders will be accepted for embroidery and artistic needlework. MKS Ellam Lohbenstein noted.
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MKS
Ellam
Lohbenstein
Koreans in Hawaii Satisfied Report Says Conditions Acceptable
Secretary Yoon of Korea plus Rev Wadman report Korean laborers in Hawaii largely reconciled to their conditions. They note no cruel treatment, only abusive language by some overseers. Emigration rules may relax. mission continues to inspect plantations and then proceed to Mexico. TEACHERS MEET ON FRIDAY.
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Yoon
Foreign Office of Korea
Hotel Demosthenes
Hawaii
Youn
John W. Wadman
Honolate
M. KE
Howe
Wicatan
Korea
Mexico
Yucatan
Haiwaii
Soom
Rey. Wadman
Maui
Program of Exercises Arranged for Quarterly Meeting
An interesting program has been arranged for the quarterly meeting of the Hilo Teachers' Union to be held next Friday at the Union School. The exercises begin at 9 o clock with public participation in the general discussion afterward. The program includes Lord's Prayer, roll call, quotations, minutes and new business, third grade songs, Mother Goose melodies, phonics class exercise, nature study The Mosquito, practical demonstrations, County Government what to teach and where, and notes on teacher's opportunities.
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Hilo Teachers’ Union
Exerleisen
Harriet Mapai
Shipping Notes From San Francisco Entries
The bark St Katherine under W Saunsders taster arrived Sunday afternoon after sixteen days from San Francisco. The ship Falls of Clyde under Matson manter arrived Monday after thirteen days from San Francisco. The S B Enterprise under J O Youngren taster arrived Saturday morning after a nine day voyage from San Francisco. The barkentine Mary Winkleman finished discharging lumber at Hilo and will clear tomorrow for Portland Oregon.
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St. Katherine
W. Sauns Ders
San Janc
Cisco
Falls of Clyde
Matson Manter
Mrnday
San Francisco
Enterprise
J. O. Youngren
Mary Winkleman
Hilo
Portland
Oregon
Safe Cough Remedy Promoted For Children in Ad
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain Cough Remedy as safe for children with cold symptoms and whooping cough. It notes availability from Hilo Dewy Co and offers a subscription option at 2.50 dollars per year.
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Hilo Dewy Co
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