Report on Hawaii Education Board meeting yields lumber offer and seating concerns
The Hawaii Education Board met with Acting President Alexander presiding in minister Cooper’s absence. A Lowrie donation proposal of 400 in lumber for Halawa school was discussed, and the board considered the schoolhouse value and relocation possibilities. Accommodations for reporters at meetings were criticized, highlighting limited space and access.
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Lnnention
Cooper
Alexander
Dillingham
Jordan
Movers
von Holt
Bowen
Scott
Rodgers
Star Chamber
W. J. Lowrie
Ewa
Halawa
Vou Holt
You Holt
Animlaloner
J. O. Lenhart
Reinhardt
Kalaoa
Hawaii
Honolulu
Makaweli
Lno
Spector Beott
Lowrie
Ewa Plantation
Commissioners of Education
Artificial skin replaces damaged tissue in German patent
A German patent describes a wound dressing made from digested animal intestinal muscular coating mucous membrane treated in pepsin solution, then tannin and gallic acid to form a tissue that substitutes for natural skin and is absorbed during healing.
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Germany
Dishonored Dinner Inquiry Ends With Boiled Bill Request
A waiter notes a dissatisfied guest who complains that the dinner was nearly perfect except for the bill. The guest quips to return it and have the charge boiled down to a lower amount.
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Ann
Ship Report Questions Japanese Steamer Kinai Clearance
Report questions whether the Japanese steamer Kinai had clearance papers and notes a quarantine inquiry into smallpox cases among its passengers. President Dole cites mild quarantine illnesses as possible evidence, while critics doubt the crew’s statements and warn of potential deception and underreporting of sickness aboard.
Wrecking steamer Whitelaw sought for Sunol safe at sea
Comment swirls along the San Francisco waterfront as the Whitelaw drags the Sunol wreck site for a missing safe. The Piper Aden Goodall Co paid 260 dollars daily, with divers earning ten dollars an hour. Reports tell of divers finding bricks and an anchor but not the safe, amid claims of inflated bills and cautionary remarks from company members.
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Whitelaw
Sunol
San Francisco
Chronicle
Leek
Piper-Aden-Goodall Company
Pleasad
White
Original tock Promises Fresh Beer at Anchor Saloon
The Warrimoo will arrive in April from Victoria with a large consignment of Original Rock Beer for Anchor Saloon. Advertiser claims it will surpass Honolulu Bock Beer, noting the current supply is too fresh and that May 1 is when Bluton Bock is typically stored. The piece also includes street dialogue about cold drinks and a doctor inquiry.
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Victoria
Honolulu
Debatable Future in Hawaii as Annexation Looms
In a period of anxiety over Hawaii's fate, citizens seek mutual understanding on annexation and restoration prospects. Amid uncertainty, Buffalo Boar arrives as a stable draw, with patrons across viewpoints invited to enjoy its healthful offerings at the Royal, Pacific, and Cosmopolitan Salons.
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Republic of Hawaii
MoAtely
Buffalo Boar
Japanese Arrivals Travel Plan Amid Quarantine Constraints
Of the 682 Japanese aboard the Kinai only 138 may stay in the country leaving 549 to be sent back on the vessel. The steamer awaits clearance papers to sail. An inquiry into her inward bill of health is filed and an outward bill of health is questioned due to smallpox at the quarantine station where the passengers are held.
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Japan
Consignment of Bock Beer Arrives at Criterion Saloon
By the steamer Mionera the Criterion Saloon takes in a large lot of the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. bock beer in the first back to appear, signaling a brighter day. Mrs. McSmith returns with cheaper coffee borrowed, and a joke about lending it in a jar.
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Criterion Saloon
Seattle Brewing and Malting Co
Banquet Honors Japanese Consulate Promotion and Shimamura
Last night at the Hawaiian hotel a dinner and reception celebrated the promotion of the Consulate-General and paid compliments to Minister Shimamura. Attendees included H. E. Minister Shimamura and officials from the Japanese Legation, with a long guest list of Japanese residents and local committee members.
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Takedzawa
Yokohama Specie Bank
Mininister Shimamura
Legation
Tor Legation
Inter
Simamura
Prom the
H. E. Mineister
H. Shimamura
Monsra
S. Hirai
K. Mimasu
Niikani
Mesare
P. Takedgawa
K. Watanabe
Ozaki
I. Mori
Mossra
Lihue riot trial underway amid quiet after disturbance rumor
Incoming stenographic notes from Kauai report the trial of Chinese prisoners at Lihue is in progress. A rumor of a second disturbance exists but is regarded as very faint. The situation at Lihue appears quiet with no new outbreak since the original event.
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Stowmore
Kauai
Lihue
Iptest Ponanan
Fragmented dialogue excerpt with playful banter
A garbled newspaper-like exchange features characters Brown De Flyppo Crushed Editor and Gotham chatting about judging character by style and humorists. References to Congress and Washington appear in distorted lines, hinting at a satirical or theatrical piece with missing context.
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Congress
Washington
Gotham
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