Economy Circulating Library Opens in Honolulu
Local readers gain access to a new up to date circulating library in Honolulu opening April 15. Membership fee set at 1.00 insuring safety of volumes and limiting liability for losses. Books priced 0c to 1.00 for use. 1.00 to 5.00 value titles available. all items due back in one week. Reads include fiction biographies standard poets natural histories cook books current Mer can be found. Updated selections promised.
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Honolulu
Waldo rfs KF crew stranded by ship availability in Honolulu
The Wal dorf Co. faces a failed attempt to secure the Sierra for departure to San Francisco. A large deposit was placed with the shipping company to cover fares, but no berths remain. The plan collapsed and the company may delay sailing, keeping the crew in Honolulu longer than planned.
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Waldorf Co
Honolulu
Sierra
San Franciso
Maps EC IN and the mistaken U S border tale
A garbled text fragment describes a map misplacing U S geography and names. It mentions Taupe and Trevelyan with references to Chacinnath and Chicago, suggesting a confusion of places and a misdirected mapping history without clear dates or events.
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United States
Teetemor Trevelyan
Bie
Chacinnath
Bato
Mike Chaeinmath
Chiago
Douglas
Dougton
Sierra's Good Run and Passengers Disrupted Deportation
The Sierra docked at the Owenite wharf with a large cargo and twelve passengers for Honolulu. Stowaways were taken into police custody and to be deported to Anatra ia in the Ventura. The vessel’s speed records showPago Pago to Sydney and other legs, with total time San Francisco to Sydney and onward. A separate funeral notice marks the death of James Crane, longtime Mutual Telephone Company employee, from an accident near Love's bakery.
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Gcoanty
Camabip Bier
Cotonter
Pago Saxepot Konaing Toland
Ocrwnte
Sovtock
Sierra
Honolulu
Anatraia
Ventura
Blertw
Australia
Pago Pago
Auckland
Sydney
San Francisco
Rydney
James Crane
Kriven Heal Hienan
Mutual Telephone Comepany
Omvolte
Love's Bakery
Nuwanuatree
Crane
Local Notices and Maritime and Court News Digest
A condensed local item list covers postings for rent notices, business ads, and public notices. It notes the Honolulu Photo Supply Co handling portrait photographers, Easter Cantata rehearsal at Central Calon Church, and subscriptions for the Hike Tribune. Also reports arrivals and departures including the American schooner Matthew Turner from Newcastle, the naval collier Satire, and steamer Helene with Japanese plantation laborers, plus police court outcomes for Ku ranoto and others with various fines and sentences.
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Conha
New England Bakery
Naknina
Beckley
Heretania
Honoluht
Honolulu
Vioneer Advertising Co
Hike Tribune
The
Tribune
Dreamy Bride Letter and Harper Brothers Merger News
A personal note from Mrs. Hatnold Delma describes a cottage stay and dreaming of a sunny room while recounting home renovations and painter charges. In New York, March 28, George Harvey of Harper & Brothers announced a merger with the RH Russell publishing and syndicate, with plans to bring Russell authors into Harper. France reportedly offers 420,000 for a phosphor substitute invention.
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Honelui
Mesere
Hatnold Delma
New York
George Harvey
Harper & Brothers
Lunt
Russell
Se Husell Ie
House of Marper Brothers
Ruswelt
Tom
Me. Harvey
Harper
Daune Vt
Dowley
George Ade
Charles Tana Gibson
France
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Mrewery
Lovejoy & CO
Nuanu
Waldorfs
Ther Rive
the Bulletin
Business Man's
the & & Naval
Anchorage
Goto O'clork
Bevinervon
Helene
Hewali
Hawaii
Kuranoto
Vineyard Street
Makiens
Kaathuy
Soman
Manoa Valley
Kaas
Mahone
Tod Mantis
H. Hamano
King Street
Corner Smith
Katsey Block
P. O
Tel. Main
McInerny Shoe Store
Golden Rule Bazaar
Hotel Street
J. M. Webb
Java
Lewers & Cooke Building
Ie Pai
Esac
E W. Jordan & Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Bullatin
Bulletin ‘Oe
Cereus
Lewers & Cooke
South King BT
H. May & CO
Honolulu Stock Exchange
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Rome
P. Ak
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!