Shipping Reports From Carden Island
The steamer Keanhi brought a cargo of 2100 bags of suggestive goods from the島 Sigur Company. Then the Jamey Maker and Millian loaded freights at Kapunalo and Abukint, while others prepared for port duties and evening winds. The passage notes several boats at Mor Laneting and mentions a total of 27,500 bags anticipated for shipment the following year from multiple ships and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keanhi
Iarlork
Eget
Kslaned Sigur Company
Haeber
Hall
Bleete
Jamey
Kapunalo
Millian
Makuvel
Cval
Mor
Mannl Porte
Waterfront Cleaning Sparks Great Local Excitement
A chaotic waterfront scene with workers and residents describing a major cleaning effort along the riverfront. Teams like Mewere and Kelley, plus office inhabitants, remove encrusted layers of material and tidy cottages while guiding the public through the drastic changes. Reports note pests fleeing as buildings are scrubbed and the area readies for a formal event.
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Inter-Teland
Kelley
Smiths Fon
Che Wld
Young Christian Rally At Central Union Kawalahar
The Enworth League of the Methodist church, the Young People’s Battery of the Christian station and the Central Union Kawalahar organized a joint Christian rally featuring Chinese Japanese and Portuguese mission efforts. A gathering was held at the Central Union chapel on Tuesday evening with attendees from multiple local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enworth League
Rhureh
Cemstral Union
Kawalahar
Kaunakapili
Kultht
Christian Eneavoy
Kawalatian Art Jax
Mttiewe
Rintlin
Bideaver
Aititup Bis Cletios
Meante’y Tito
Honatale
Genta Talon Chanel
Tiemlay
Promibition Candidate Jomtowitly Hy Maeel
A dubious candidate from Lane Wolf county faces a hurdles in the field. The daughter of a wealthy household seeks to win a provincial ticker seat but trails amid a campaign challenged by hostile conditions and harsh terrain across much of the district.
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Lane Wolf
Hornshack
Exchange Organizing Meeting of Bulldyin' Exchange
A meeting of the Bulldyin' Exchange was held with about twenty five members present. Hall was made temporary chair and Dr Avery. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution and plan for a permanent organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomn
Menibere
Hall
Avery
Temey
Weekend attractions at the Orpheum and local listings
Local notices describe the Orpheum Theatre offering a play The Girl Left Behind and other events tonight. The page lists theatre pages, exhibits, a tug of war tournament, photo supply ads, and various public notices amid scattered local happenings and entertainment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Foster
Fowmler
Ubtic
Theudeien Wares Faintings 4 Now On OL Thie Art Fourie In Thir Puckte Hantware Co
Dally Trom
Opera
Howe
Honouly Photo Supply Co
PKR
Strat
Bell Tock
Aico
Stoi Dorey
Pacity Hanteare
Ansneydeat
Marianas
Momanait
Longehareten
Bing Hogi
Hangtiliy
Collector in Unirtee Port Case Reflects Tax Penalty Action
The Customs service at the port of New York challenged a collector over the assessment of penalties and duties related to merchandise value. The Treasury department reviewed the proceedings and ordered the collector to resume regular duties while preserving penalties under section 81. The dispute has lingered, involving multiple officials and factory records in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
bin Howe
Konral
New York
Hector Rabelie
The Amme Concert Attracts Wide City Interest
The article notes a highly anticipated Amme concert featuring well known locals Mee Awnie Montagne Tar ner Mipe Carrie Castle and Mrs 1 1 Couper. Special rates and invitations have been extended, with Laden Le Progres sending a special notification. A crowded house is anticipated.
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Anyelows Cloolen
Shrine Pilgrimage day for families and friends
The shrines journey invites wives and families to a day of fellowship and merriment. Participants plan a jolly outing, with meals and entertainment, heading to the town for a shared event. Attendees will gather, enjoy refreshments, and return home together after the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Familiy
No More Dread Dental Chair In Honolulu Parlor Claim
An advertisement touts painless dental extractions and fillings using patented appliances in Honolulu. It promises gold and porcelain crowns indistinguishable from natural teeth, ten year warranty, and dental work by highly experienced graduates, with free examination and upfront pricing.
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Honolulu
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Coyne Furniture Co., Ltd
Progress
Corner Fort and
Beretania Sts
Chicago
Cig
Wien
Spa
J. Hopp & Company
King and Bethel Streets
S& W
H. May & Co, Limited
the Popular Grocery
Physiciana
Fort Street
Alameda
Golden Rule Bazaar
Man
Ds Lyman Abbott
Josephine D. Daskam
Medard Calnady
Maleh
Stephen Callnarl
Julian Sturmia
Sloane
Schleyant Aniings
Graham Tworth
Forou Gordyeetf
Axlm Gorky
Jd. M- Webb
Carden Isl
Young Christian Rally
Noni Abe
Huwe
Judge Hate
Bishop
Arthur BL Tutthe
Bite
Anevey
Ewtaty
Hrwnklyn
Washington
AMME
Shriners
Columbia
OLE AG
McInerny Shoe Store
Gibson
Ivan
Lave Watterns
Babe Hone
Heemadtort
Jake
Department Er
Kat
Pacific Import Co
Hogatta
Ptyto
Hlite
Fulton
L. S. Melick
School Street
J.D. Avery
W. R. Bogle
Oregon Block
Union Street
J. H. Fisher & Company
Agents For Fire Association
Philadelphia
Western Assurance CO
Toronto
Omicee
Stan Enwals
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Aistea
Bari
Pantiton
Pannen
Ed Eee
Katake
Beoeelie
Wailan
Albert Raas
Stanger ‘Wald
Halstead & Co., Ltd
Bond Brokers
MONLY
Fort Street Tel
A. C. Lovekin
Ireal Estate and Insurance
Judd Building
E.W. Jordan
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