The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-12-31
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April S-St. Clements Guild gives a
farewell reception to Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Rain Walker.
April S-Trausport Garonne nuts into
port short of coal.
April 9-COngressman E J. Hill ar
rives in Honolulu. en- route to Guam
and Manila.
April 1O-Gigantic scheme proposed
to raise the level at Kewalo and Ka-
kaako several feet.
April 12-Contract for Mendoza build
ing signed. Cost, $4s GA.
April 14-TranspoTt Fitzpatrick an
chors off port with smallpox on board.
April 15-LocaI lodge of EIks INSTALL
ed by Grand Exalted Ruler Fisher
April 16-"Bob" Wilcox organizes hy-
Bird Republican party.
April 16-Maurice Brasch marries
Mabel Waity.
April 6-Superintendent Dennison
banqueted by the employees of the
Oahu Railroad and Land Company.
April 17-Soldier w. Wolfson ar
rested for gross cheat.
April 17-Anti-vaccination and dis
peneary bills vetoed by Governor Dole.
April 17-Chamber OF Commerce
adopts resolutions extending fire linn
it's.
April 1s-Hon. E II. Conger. United
States minister to China, here en- route
to the States.
April 1S-Dr. w. s. Ament. mission
April 1s-House of Representatives
overrides dog tax veto.
April 19-Elks have a big smoker at
the Drillshed.
April 19-Contract let for construc-
ton of annex to Hawaiian Hotel.
April 20-Polo game at Moanaiua be-
tween Maui and Oahu. Oahu wins.
April 22-Oahu again defeats Maui
polo team at Moanalua.
April 22-Annual meeting Of Young
Mems Christian Association directors.
7. Give Davies elected president.
April 23-Dr. Marques, theosophist,
returns from Sydney.
April 23-Eon. ]. 4. T. Hull, in Homo
lulu. en- rouLe to the Philippines.
April 24-John Newton Wright, ka-
maaina. dies.
April 24-W. F. McLennan, of the
Treasury Department. arrives with
funds for the redemption OF Hawaiian
bonds.
April 24-Thornas Fitch. the silver
tongued orator. arrives in Honolulu.
April 25-Territorial Supreme Court
decides against the Tramways compa-
ny IN its suit against the Rapid Tran
sit.
April 25-Josephine Stanton Opera
Company opens season at Opera House.
April 27-Horle Rulers mass meet
April 27-Francis Murphy Hall for
April 2s-W. H. Thone arrested for
murderous assault on his father-in-law.
April pm. c.. MottSmith marries
Miss SavelH in Italy.
April 29-Young Women's Christian
Association entertains Miss Reynolds.
the secretary Of the Worlds Young
Women's Christian Association.
April 29-Dr. Raymond resigns as
president of the Board OF Health.
Aprii 30-Llegislature ends.
May Inlay Day celebrated by school
children.
May S-United States District Attor-
rey Baird creates a sensation by at
lacking a Fedora! jury for it's verdict.
May 4-Governor appoints James II.
Boyd Superintendent OF Public works,
and w. H Wright, Treasurer.
May 4-Gleaners give a lawn fete.
May 5-winiam Goodness. kamaaina,
May 6-Father Mclaughlin gives a
musical lecture.
May 6-Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation and Young Women's Christian
Association give a farewell reception TO
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Coleman.
May 7-Governor Dole appoints h. ;.
Boyd Commissioner Of Public Lands
also n new Board Of Health.
May Hugh Morrison dies In San
Francisco.
May S-Legislature begins extra ses-
sion.
May s-Hon. r. w. Wilcox sails for
San Francisco; lodges bill collectors.
May S-Dr. Cooper elected president
OF the Board of Health.
May 1O-First anniversary Of the
Japanese Young Mems Christian Asso- !
citation celebrated.
May 11-Oahu College wins relay race
at Kapiolani Park.
May 12-Toughs from Kakaako riot ,
on the waterfront.
En6f
May 13-Antonio NJ. Lluveras. the
Father OF the Porto RicaDs." in Ho- !
noluIu. !
May 13-Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Works Rowell resigns. Marston
Campbell appointed to succeed him.
May 13-Steamer Colon arrives with
500 Porto Ricans.
May 13-Grand Jury charged to in /,
vestigate bribery charges against the !
Legislature.
May 14-Emmeluth tries to prevent !
the landing of Porto Ricans.
May 14-Alice KlmbaI goes ashore in :
Nav 1s-The ElIenford Dramatic !
Company opens the season at the Or :
pheum.
May 17-Citations issued for Dole. !
Thurston and Cooper to testify before /
Grand Jury.
MAY 19-Buddhist ceremony, the
birth Of Saint Shinran celebrated.
May 20-Kilohana Art League opens
exhibit.
May 21-Frank Atherton wins tennis
May 21-Territorial officials in court
FOR refusing to testify before Grand
Jury.
MAY 22-Judge Humphreys fines L.
4. Thurston for contempt of court.
May 22-Bow Wongs entertain Csu
Shin Chin, reform leader.
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TU1ihara must hang.
May 2i-Maunalei Sugar plantation
sold to w. II. Pain.
May 24-W. r. MrLauren finds
laughter in Eureka. Cal. VINO had been
lbducted from Hawaii twenty years L
lgo.
May 25-Judge Humphreys sentences
4artweIl. Kinney & Ballou to thirty
lays in jail for contempt Of court. Par
Toned by Acting Governor Cooper.