Fragmented reminiscence of a crowded public event and theatre notices
A long OCR filled with names, places, and scattered clues describes a chaotic public scene. It mentions theatres, December shows, doctors, a marble statue, and various individuals like Mrs SteMMUiy, Gama, and Jalal amid a jumble of unrelated fragments. The piece reads as a miscellany rather than a coherent event.
Settlement Improvements Pleasing Surprise To Committees
A lengthy inspection tour by Kalawa o Kalawao lawmakers and staff recorded mixed views on settlement conditions. Visitors praised plantings and facilities at Kalaupapa and Kalawao, while debates raged over Wallach access for medical work, liquor permits, and leper labor pay, ending with calls for careful investigation and continued oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kanokaui
Honolult
Lihay
Walt
Linas
Kllawan Pawl
Kalanymgs
Wallach
Coolhe
Hewitt Haut Beet
Pollkapa
Spokaamut
Kutayio
Dr. Goodlite
Saald
Coney Alva
Nine ii
Coney
Hono Iil
Kaloo
Katia
Kalavno
Evretiaenie
Wien
Kulawae
Coelho
Nakelelos
Suti
Polikapa
Iendden Hines
Bhiwii
Urvherten
Leo
Noni
Wirle
Marinnitie
Aden
Weyresmines
Philbius
Ainteb
Dick McVelieh
Secomlinbel
HMC
McVely
Kalanpapa
Kalawag
Doutor
Hjey
Makuweliwell
Salton
Easter Services Across Churches Mark Resurrection Day
Easter Day observances filled city churches with large crowds and reverent services. St Andrew's held no services while St Augustine’s chapel and Central Union reported impressive decor and attendance. Offerings totaled 1680 dollars as congregations from the Knighthood Templar and various denominations gathered in ceremonies at multiple houses of worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
Merview
Yarme
Thiee
Nile Cathedral
Mother Valentin
Tcantimnbuster
St. Augustine's Chapel
Walldhl
Central Union
Wakmont
Portignone Evangelical Church
Hawaiian Society Parade Draws Crowds on City Streets
The Hil Haokuenoona ote OlWL Hawaii parade rolled through Saturday afternoon attracting about two hundred pedestrians. A brandy keel was served at Lawer’s Wharf later with remarks by Samuel Dwight president Jax Kern vice president A S Kaielopy financial secretary and Kuhalepana recording secretary.
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Hawaii
Ttn
Llawer'n Wharf
Membere
Samuel Dwight
Jax Kern
Kaielopy
Kuhalepana
Australia seeks thousand Italian laborers for North Queensland
The Australian Commonwealth Prime Minister M Deakin authorizes deportation of about a thousand Italians for North Queensland labor on war folds to replace Kanakas. Marry K Thaw faces inquiry, reserved hotel rooms on the Atlantic coast with wife likely to accompany him. Thaw expresses confidence despite long confinement, while reports from Tonite daily reflect high spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Onden, Kom
M. Deakin
U Monwealth
Queensland
K. Thaw
Delains
Tel Elde
Allaudé
Walt Ale
Hho
Tombs
Harry Thaw
Ineiond
Dha Taleh
Yarmouth
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Bookis People
Puiterany
Dhoovery
Emily
Khem
Johnron
Aleen Itty Ore Hong
Soraneos
St MiPinky
Ted
Jaliwelli
Bowlon
Chamberlain
Alia
Kiage
Reunla
McCullownt
Maris
Pelenta
Tv'e Saad
Ibu
Geran
Jonni
Erie Caer
Uae
Wits
Kalawaw
Kater
Watiana
Laan
Yemen
Hector J Vane
Heleper
Elraw Hutt
Howe
Promiioe
Klanymp
Kaleo
Kalin
Hewett Wilow
Honolulu
St O'elock
Iemt
Logiclittern
Ty Preventatives
Prem
Bec
Hilary Anka
Anufhe Lukes
Fukui
HPI
Wayne
Brent Cust
Galen Ant
Kalawuo
Vrata
J Atier
Amma
Fannie
Balawin
Trent
Ulsan
Kaluwal
Fevrence
Lew Ormebitore
Coelhin
Maiti
al Pol
Hilt Chinn
Kinga
Hawaiian Society Parade
Rome
Ayer
Ayen
Varadey Be
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Nuuanu Bet
Hotel & King Bte
W.w.wright Co. Limited
Wing Wo Tai & Co
Nuanu ST
Phone Main
Sun Rise Dyeing House
Fort Street
Island Oranges JM
LEVY
Family Grocers
Fultetin