Roosevelt letter sparks debate on land policy and governance
The piece discusses Governor Bigelow's letter and the Ka fan deal, noting Democratic and territorial tensions. It highlights anticipation of public land restoration to productive use, the cost of negotiations, and the potential political consequences as details emerge from the two weeks of secret sessions.
Water rate hike sparks legislative criticism in Honolulu
Legislators and city taxpayers attack advanced water rates set by the Superintendent of Public Works. They claim the plan shifts city revenues upward and amounts to higher taxation not by need but by governmental authority. The critique cites overcharges to waterfront and residential consumers and questions the motive behind the water rate adjustment.
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Evening Smiles and Rail Follies From a Queer Train Ride
A garbled British rail journey tale features a ticket clerk refusing a return, taunting banter with a station master, and odd encounters aboard trains. A caller jokes about spitting aboard, a hotel lobby phone scene erupts, and a buyer balks at a costly country road trip, all in a collage of comical misadventures.
Water Works Control Debate Stirs Honolulu City Affairs
Citizens clash over waterworks administration with calls to move oversight from state to city authorities. Advocates warn of higher taxes and waterfront disruption if Gly and County of Honolulu manage water supplies, urging direct municipal control to avert rate hikes and ensure public welfare.
Hawaii School Facts and Early Hawaiian Education
Fragmentary 1825 account notes public schools established to teach Hawaiian reading and writing. The record describes 900 pupils at peak, two hour school days, and teachers under a system aiming to educate all ages in native dialects across districts, with attendants instructed to follow local orders.
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Willie
Thi Wimettius
Fragmented account of school enforcement and district officials
A garbled historical passage describes district roles in supervising schools, including agents overseeing several districts, school property, and fiscal matters. It mentions changes after a law in 184, election figures, and disputes over school tax distribution and authority of a general treasurer, with references to district bonds and governor or legislative actions.
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Retake of Ketiatueembolished Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a chaotic incident at Ketian site with references to a wife, a principal, and local authorities. Mentions a plowent incumbent and conntee power, plus depictions of marine activity, bulldogs, and a Terrinectal revenue discussion. Notes suggest a political or legal upheaval with unclear actors and outcomes.
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Trusted Servant Steals Jewels in Washington Heist
A lengthy report details a burglary in Washington involving trusted servant Jacobe Careenie and wife of a prominent financier. Jewelry valued at about 12 000 dollars vanished from Mrs Ladlow’s home, with police naming a second suspect and pursuing major detectives from New York and beyond.
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Fragmented OCR reads odd names and ages in a local notice
An OCR garble lists scattered names and ages, mentioning a 27 year old with five free either tall and a long line of unclear details. It references Marion and Ludhuw areas with vague identifiers and numbers, but the text is largely incomprehensible.
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le Jones—Jones
Laway
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Viitiow
Dewnley
Haynes making good progress in Honolulu market
The Haynes maka of automobiin handled by A. Gilawa gains favor in Honolulu with numerous sales at mid priced machines. The gar features a wheel bade of 117 notes and several characteristics not found in other makes. Forty one first primes in the same number of consecutive century have been captured by Jh Haynes, which won free pit on the market in 1898. For Rent cards offered at the Bulletin office.
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A. A. Gilawa
Honolulu
Jh Haynes
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