Local and General Bulletin Want Ads Showcase Odd Notices
Local and general notices list a mix of arrivals, services, events, sales, and personnel notes. Names such as Jay Oleaby, Powers Millinery Parlors, and the 83 Allumeda state appear alongside church announcements, school details, and upcoming meetings, with dates, places, and prices scattered through the cluttered item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paname
Kinny
Etty
Coenadine
Ty Culer
Marine Hopottat Bervion
Mawniian Chrrings Mane Co
Ups
Japan
Mololal
Jay Oblaliy
Ealline
el Alerchant Street
New York
Mies Powers
New Knights of Pythian Hall
Fort
Beretanln
Axcnetional Wingate
California Seed Co
Prigee
Raphael Tuck
Ealeeby Haveall & Routh Beas Coke Co
Alexander Young
Tapas
Fain
Bawkete
Twn Pottery
Tinian Hhmanes
Allumeda
Anon
John Thie
Kalihi-warna
Clement
Gari
Harwen
Dorothy Wood
Karen
Orient
Chicago
Ailee Wood
Entford Wood
Rene
Will
Christan Church
Atakew and
Kinestrveu
Penis Bitte
EL Amand
Kawarde
Alran Wewory
Thaw Trial Will Resume Promince
The federal trial resumes after a pause as prosecutors prepare fresh arguments and witnesses. Officials say the proceedings will continue with the next scheduled session in the courthouse.
Japan to Build Large Fighter Aircraft Carrier Posture
Reports say Japan plans to construct the world’s largest battery powered fighter carrier by an English tied firm, signaling a major advance in military aviation and naval capability.
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Japan
London
Bett
Eigs
Tangent
Carnegie Gives Additional Funds to Carnegie Institute
Andrew Carnegie provides six million one hundred thousand dollars to the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, boosting endowments and supporting ongoing programs and research initiatives.
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Carnegie
Piteabirg
Pan
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Andrew Carnegie
The
Carnogie Institute
Czar May Abdicate Regent to Crown Infant Heir
London reports in the Daily Mirror that the crown may pass to a regent as the child of the Crown becomes an infant. Duke Michael is named as the potential regent pending the minority of the heir.
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London
England
The
Daily Mirror
Cour
Michael
Investigating Land Lands Committee Trip to Laval
The Public Lands Committee of the House with about thirty including legislators and representatives left for Laval on the Claudine. They plan to survey the land and assess the wisdom of selling public lands, returning Monday morning after a circuit. The note also lists a business directory advertising tenders, judgments, permits, and real estate listings.
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Howse
Prom
Laval
Aland
Lantat
Tin
Concine
Labor troubles hit Norlin as carpenters strike
Report from Norlin Germany dated April 5 notes labor strife with 100 timber workers and carpenters involved. The brief item mentions disruptions and date references through April 6 and cites Mint as a source. Strong entities include Norlin Germany and April dates.
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Norlin
Germany
Mintonpatis
Mint
Bev
Tentoon Hundred Carpenters Uve
Staan
Earthquakes Shake Australite Tropier Needing Aid
Two earthquakes impact the Rhuetiin Atwe region near Geneva Awiteerland Apelh causing Dumermam w almehen and Naples Waly to suffer storm effects with several vessels wrecked. Local authorities scrambled to assess damage and assist impacted communities.
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Geneva
Awiteerland
Apelh
Australie Troptier
Naples
Tornado Ravages Southern States Causing Fatalities and Damage
A violent tornado swept southern states, killing numerous people in New Orleans and Latapell, with extensive property damage projected well above six million dollars. Emergency measures and death tolls are being tallied as rescue efforts continue.
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New Orleans
Income tax battles and immigration debate dominate legislature
The Legislature debated the graduated income tax and a bill linking corporate taxes to immigration costs. Senators argued plantations and corporations benefit most, with calls to shift immigrant expenses to those interests. A House bill on voting by pencil marks was deferred and various motions were defeated or amended as lawmakers tried to synchronize actions with Washington.
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Ambolution
Hoch
Hid
Congress
Svete Lie
Buy Brome
HW Homen
Benate
Henate
Washington
McCarthy
Smith
Cure Ried
Houwe
Wikek
Peneliy
Senate
House
Renate MA
Renate Hilleland
Downett
Makekan
Hawaii legislative debate on county bonds and liquor law
The Hawaii Senate debated bills on county borrowing and liquor control. Amendments sought to broaden borrowing authority, set penalties for unlicensed sale, and regulate enforcement. The committee reported progress and the session adjourned after a long, contentious discussion.
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Hayselden
McCarthy
Senate
HAB RECORD MAIL Continued from Page 1
Domie and Alameda voyage to Am ralia as Oceante ships lay up. Victoria mail room full and a cabin used to tow away portal matter. With Ty 400 onckn repaired, Avrang will break MA records for mail carried to the Colonten by a single steamship.
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Domie
Alameda
Amralia
Victoria
Avrang
Fragmentary celestial timing notes from old coast survey text
The readable fragments describe lunar timings with reference to Greenwich and the 167 degree 20 minute meridian. Mentions how the moon and tides align with standard time differences and the Hawaii group adjusted to local observations.
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United States Coast and Geodette Survey
Unclear OCR fragment hints at place names and dates
Fragmentary text mentions multiple names and places such as Ban Frate Hood, Wiehe MA Korea, Bandberg and Mawali ports with scattered terms like Vancouver and Helene. No coherent event or record evident from the garbled source.
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Wriday
Apel
George Curth Gnyn
Ban Frate Hood
Wiehe M&a
Korea
Bandberg
The
Orient
Nieday
Bob
Animal
View Workin
Vancouver
Helene
Nelwon
Mawali
Bim Kinan
Freeman
Feud Tite
Mawall Paris
Departed and arriving at Honolulu harbor in tidal schedule
An OCR fragment lists ships sailing from and to Hawaiian ports with times on April 1 and 3, including Langit, Ballina Cruz, Kaanapali, Ventana, Maul, Koha jalote, and others. It also notes numerous passengers arriving and names many individuals and crews from various vessels.
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Apel
Sime
Clandine
Hawai
Maul
Army Hranmpert Langit
Silie Son
Kin Pranetsoo
Baturcay
Ror Koren
Banding
Ae Batt Franelood
Woon
Hilo
Departid
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AN. Sanford
Raduate Optician
Seston Srs Ng Street
Masonic Temple
Hawaian
Osurday
Ewiday
San Eday Leah
Jeter
Heron Bevetigey
Harmony Lodge
Mall
Nenday
Boecretary
A. Simpson
P. Mall
Cnr
Fuet
Meretanie
Brothy
Fre Capdialie
Werber
C. F. Waldron
Mul
Cor. Fort
Tunla
Mombere
McKinley Lodge
Kenway
Honolulu
LODGE
King
Wort Street
Harry II
Simpson
E Murray
Wm. M'Kinley Lodge
P. Hall
Beretania
Drothera
L. H. Wolf
C. C. B. A. Jaconson
K. R
P. Halil
King Atreat
Ly BE. Toomey
HM. T. Moore
W. Becy
K. of P. Hall
E. V. Todd
Saehem
ACK. Murphy
bin Antonio Hall
W, Weed
Todd, Bocy
Palama Fair
Liliha
Hawaiian Office Specialty Co
Belle of
Jefferson
Bond
King and Bethel
Honolulu Photo Supply CO
Lewers&Cooke. Ltd
Henry May & Co, Ltd
Bergstrom Music Co., Ltd
Fort Bt
Prowger
An Francisco
United Biawewagatiet Merriam
Promer
Pulled Suites Court of
Agnenie
Merriam Reiul
Bomers
Tax Lion
Bulletin
Berkley
Kinau
Hawaii
Ola
Watakea
Howell Mtl
Walnalk
Gnomon
Popeekee
Beretanie Ave
Miller Street
York
N. Ys
Renohen
Davome
Ue Sepe
Worth Lange
Paton
Clien ‘Ringuinet Tudue Witegereld
Perla
Promince
Czar
LANAL
W. W. Ahana & Co
Merchant Tailors
King of Phone
P.O
H. Culman
H. Co
H. C
Morocco
En Ireda
Alfred Bates
Trinity College
Tay Pay'ts
Wm, C, Lyon Co., Ltd
Hotel Street
Union. Ie
Gabie News
Europe
Wallich
Molokai
Banview
County Joan
Makekin
Kecording
Iden
Dowsett
Howe
Bonde
Honwe
Gove
Pinkilam
Board of Immigration
Rmlth
Hiranater
Hayneldon
Penaltier McCarthy
Feense
Nish
ATL BR & Arizanan
Sapley
PRI Om
Ventana
Hayward
Coleonilen
Sue Tomorrow
Brie
Bennett
Papua
Soa
Sine
Likelike
Nappala
Kohajalote
A.m
Toca
Kimni
Anett P. Tobinson
James Dougherty
Raiding
Mulding
Miya
Rogers
O. G. Kinney
Bruce Kennedy
Wat Beith
J.B. Kimball
Kune Bath
A.J. Campbell
Mie Reigcroft
Mike F Mole
Otto We Rowe
H. T. Geht
Mina C. A. Thedato
Mra. Taka
Simuel P. Woods
M. J. Woods
F. McKensie
J. Moke
B. F. Rogers
Mia KE. Rogers
C. Muinwoke
I R. Wigton
Kimmo Hall
Aces
Laine Won
HT Broderick
Apr
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He B. Walt
A. Hewitt
Cockburn
B. Langer
H. Gil
Jia
Forfat
FW. Boyd
J. P. Btowart
CP Miller
Kasim
Ieneaen Sanwaveun
Fur
Conatabol Aid
Grintatm
Wy T Luvens
Cou
B. Castle
Mare Win
Hares Lirune
W. H. Batley
Thand
Tise Moyre
Miss Carmichael
Mary B. Cabo
Walter Frear
Day Ter
David Stiee
Ito
Misa Hh
Ming JV. White
Hemrage
Snatth
Atte
Wood
EA. Howlauid
Miek le Meyant
Bee
Mick Mabel O
Worden
Atrold
B.D. Turner
J.T. McCroxben
F. M. Crebore
Siva Mollryde
Pitana Laiitor
Mike C.J. Corton
Miew Haviwell
Lake
Bred A Dalley
W. G. Hotchinson
Wi Mmen Bruce
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