Agricultural College Subsidy Proposal Sparks Regional Debate
A garbled OCR note from the Agricultural College subsidy discussion references funding, provincial authorities, and local impacts. It mentions Wat OO SORT and federal provinces, aiming to outline support levels and possible terms, with dates and figures unclear.
Insurance Companies Notice From City Ledger
A clipped legal notice mentions California Insurance Co of San Francisco and The Mutual Insurance Company of New York. It references policy actions and corporate entities involved in an ongoing matter. The readable fragments indicate formal filings and official correspondence between the firms and regulatory authorities.
Fragmented Historical Text On Immigration And Policy
The readable fragments discuss immigration and policy, noting English usage, adaptations, and attitudes toward newcomers. References imply debates about assimilation, government stance, and public opinion, with mentions of conflict and wartime concerns influencing policy positions.
Fragmented political ramble on reform and parties across eras
A garbled OCR passage discusses reform, parties, and governance with mentions of Layne, Harper, and Legislation ideas. It references abolishing certain offices, saving money, and political tension between factions. The text is incoherent but centers on political change and party actions.
Real Estate Dap t streets and street names list
A string of street names and addresses appears with items such as Beretania Street Waikiki King Street School Street Pengacola Street Wilder Avenue Thurston Avenue Kinaw Street Pousacols Street Conan 540.00 25.00 B5c PURNISHED Coy Kewaln Wilder Ave 50 Thurston Avenue 100.
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Beretania
Aloha Lane
Waikiki
King Street
Nenana
Nenana Avenue
Thurston Avenue
Beretania Street
Kinaw Street
Pousacols
Wilder Avenue
Gulick Avenue
School Street
Pengacola Street
Minow Valley
Kewaln & Wilder
Budget Battle Sparks Legislative Debate in 1890s
Amid heated floor debates, legislators dissect salaries for state officers and clerks, including the auditor, treasurer, and deputy sheriff, with motion to raise pay and set new allowances. Other discussions cover Sunday labor laws and a reclamation project, while a weekly paper notes procedural moves and political theater.
Schedule of Vote Credits and Coupon Process
The notice describes a coupon system for voting credits, requiring proper filing with the party name and deposit with the Evening Bulletin within three weeks after issue to be credited as one vote. It mentions subscription vote credits and outlines their application and timing within the paper’s distribution.
The Event of The Season Pacific States Tour
The Bulletin announces a Pacific States Tour with hostess E T Weatherbed guiding a party to Hawaii and onward to coast cities. Receptions, theater parties and balls planned at principal cities with hotel stays, Finest boats, and a premier newspaper trip across the coast.
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E. T. Weatherbed
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands Beauty Contest Opens April 1 1907
The contest opens Monday April 1 1907 and runs until 5 o clock p m Tuesday July 1907 with final counting on Saturday August 10 1907. Winners on the outside Islands will be notified by wireless. Open to reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands. Old and New Subscribers receive the same votes for renewals. Final count by three judges with no interest in the Bulletin or candidates. The six top totals win. Only one name per ballot and no vote transfers.
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Hughes
Oalniy
Hawait
Coney
Kawat
FIM
Nakeloka
Bheiupe
Riwline
Correa
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Kaulho
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Munbore
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Sheldon
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Vali
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Howse
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Kalwua
Aline Chosiete On Sunday of Elwen, Elie Grotles and Tohiece
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Territorial Hawaii legal proceedings and ballot methods debated
A Honolulu legislative report outlines favorable moves on ballot handling, juries, new trials, and court procedures in the Territory. Reforms cover marking ballots, public fund sales, government apologies, and interpreter employment in courts, with favorable committee support and adoption across houses.
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Attarneye
Penton
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