Fragmented Passage On Territorial Status Of Hawaii
The text discusses Hawaii as a territory and debates its path to statehood versus colonial governance. It references public funds for education and colonial systems, noting key figures and proposed amendments to the Organic Act. The fragment mentions educator funding, territorial law, and migration policies without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Benatur
Benator
Eryation Steel
Hue Ayenkine
Colonialiaiin
Pt Hof & Colony
Tadd Tn
Hawai
Judge Robertson Letter Highlights Native Rights Debate
A letter from Chief Justice Robertson published in the Hal- Fetin defends Hawaiians against editorials and rival critics. It condemns prejudice and personalities, arguing for factual, fair treatment of Hawaiians while denouncing misinformation. The piece reflects tensions over native rights and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juatloe Robertson
Woolley
Robertson
Charging for Sanitation in Enchaee Territory
An archaic notice outlines sanitation charges for householders in Enchaee Ward. It details assessment of a waste collection expense to be recorded against general taxation, aiming to keep tax levels stable for the community. The text emphasizes fair collection and the authority of local officials to enforce the levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artage
Dutlew
Michagemient
Frail Text Hints at Taxation and Public Works Debates
A jumbled historical note references officials and payments tied to maintenance and taxation. It mentions reverence to a Ky AteM Hlual and a Council of men concerned with public works, costs, and the burden on taxpayers. The fragment hints at debates over funding and care for public spaces and infrastructure.
City Physicians and Supervisors Face City Health Probe
In Honolulu, the city and county consider appointing a new physician amid debates on quarantine and public health control. The Legislature weighs shifting duties back to the city as officials critique local management and seek a qualified, proven administrator to lead Falcons County health tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolali
Hha
Abe
Siilar
Congress Urged to Reapportion Senate and House Seats
A damaged transcription urges Congress to apportion representatives and senators in line with the census. The document requests passage of an amendatory act to adjust district boundaries every ten years, ensuring equal representation by population across the territories and states, with emphasis on Senate and House seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatae
Hiawall
Congress
Mer
Suoratrkal
Fragmented historic district apportionment schedule
A garbled schedule lists senatorial and representative districts with scattered place names and numbers. It mentions multiple districts and “True Representatives” but text is largely indecipherable, with references to Hawaii and unspecified names, dates, or totals.
Untamed Outburst on Wharf Sparks Chase Through City
A chaotic scene unfolds on the King Street area when a steer and other animals escape from a transport and flee toward the Collier neighborhood. Residents and several officers pursue the herd through the streets, disrupting commerce and drawing a crowd as authorities corral the animals.
Cowboy wrangles wild animal through King Street chaos
On King Street near Smith a cowboy wrestled a wild animal loose from a wagon. The animal’s axle broke a wagon and caused a street scene as bystanders argued while police and a street inspector ordered the creature tied to a tree. The cowboy later escorted the animal back to the pen.
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Towanla Chinatown
Aleeta
Mauna Kea
Hawaii
King Street
Smith
Kaohlwaena
John Keakua
George Holt
Keakue
Smith Street
Keakua
Keakwa
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Bulletin Publishing Co., Ltd
Kerr Building
Alakea St
Territory of Hawaii
Associated Press
Fee Meath
Seretene US
Canada
Orine Rooms
Suerte
Yom
Kiteeson
Ainian Ateeet
Patie Dirk
Hsia
Hanlin
Beretania
Alapai St
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Iealty Aue Co, Td
Islands
Wren
Orme
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
Ver Gurrey
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
the Office OF the
Wireless
Island Fruit CO
Wells, Fargo Fyre Co
Arlet
Ipletriet
Haewool
Hawilh
Oahu
Oriental
Kokaulike
Anary Atoor
Ralbeassl
Pate Kooplue
Waterhouse Trust
Fort and
Honoluld, T. H
Umatilla
Umatilla County
Oregon
Henry May
Jordan
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