The Wooing of Prince Ami of Maui in Honolulu Carnival
A historic play recounting the Maui prince Ami’s wooing of Piikea staged at Waikiki Beach during Honolulu carnival week. The rugged pageant featured 200 actors, native costumes, and a royal procession with canoes, messengers, and a dignified public ceremony.
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Prince Ami
Maui
Pitkea
Hawaii
Honolulu
Piikea
Prince Umi
Wikiki Beach
The Wooing of Prince Ami Recalls a Real Life Scene
A lengthy dramatic scene was presented with music and dancing, viewed as earnest and lifelike, though rehearsals were limited. The ceremony and departure were performed with formal precision, leaving spectators impressed by its authentic mood and hopeful ending. Also an old advertisement seeks tobacco salesmen earning 100 monthly with no experience needed.
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Rived
Prince Ami
C. V. Osborn
Notice to Heirs and Creditors of Final Report
In the Fountain circuit court during the September term 1914 Albert C. Roberts administrator of the estate of Jacob H. Myers deceased presents a final account and vouchers for examination on September 28 1914. Heirs creditors and legatees must appear show cause if any why the account should not be approved and heirs must prove heirship at the same time and place.
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Jacob H. Myers
Fountain Circuit Court
Albert C. Roberts
Ownership Statement for The Kingman Ster 1914
Statement of ownership and management for The Kingman Ster weekly at Kingman Indiana for April 1 1914 filed under the 1912 Act. B O Hudler is owner editor and publisher sworn before notary Alex V Savage on June 20 1914 with commission expiring Jan 23 1915.
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Kingman Ster
Kingman
Ind
B. O. Hudler
Alex V. Savage
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