Immigrant Arrival and Welfare at Honolulu Port
Immigrants welcomed at the Honolulu wharf amid praise for officials and ship crew. Captain Martin of the Helanolias oversaw bread and provisions, with smooth inspections and rare complaints. Families appeared content, while bread quality and meals drew favorable remarks from both sides of the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maraigeneion
Erry Vnunet
Jn Ferard
Walter Dittingham
Ute Baker
Honolulu
Drowned Howse and Officials Clash Over Dam Delays
Governor Holloway and Public Works head harshly criticized contractor Whitehouse and engineers as debate raged over the flood dam work. A storm of speeches followed delays, with Kaletopa and others attacking the project while legal questions and committee scrutiny continued. The issue remained unsettled as the discussion moved to the next page.
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Furenvan Seeton
Nawana Dar
Brouwk
Penfervid
Kaletopa
Hota Neti
Suet Ubingnoe
Thighes
Ant Attiehod
Rowling
Socretary
McClellan
Delawaty Kuhio
Washington
Meroury
Lee
Tawney
Moe
Chauirman Harthout
Redenbere
Mr. Brantley
Tunldinga
Senate actions and bills spark ongoing harbor controversy
The Senate adopted a resolution on the Wolinch matter urging the Board of Health to reconsider detaining a vehicle, while railroad tax hikes were tabled. Committees advanced liquor taxes and fruit export measures, and bills on waste disposal and harbor refuse prevention moved through third readings amid debate.
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Ferencon Besson
Senate
Landa Committee
Hielon
Lathat Waliine Echool
Milnland
Stepanne
Pawsett
Lane
Dowsett
Bin
Kaudren
Pase
Call for Roosevelt third term gains steam in West
Senators La Follette of Wisconsin and Flint of California have issued statements urging Theodore Roosevelt's nomination for a third term. The remarks come as political activity intensifies ahead of potential party decisions in San Francisco.
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fAerchater Brean
Cabter
San Francisco
Cal
la Follette
Wisconsin
Flint
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Eames Divorced Records Reflect Odd Readings
Fragmented OCR text notes a divorce involving Eames with odd phrasing about laughter and gender roles. No clear dates, places, or organizations are evident. Readable content suggests a court or personal record but lacks concrete facts to confirm details.
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Hehapalis
Hawii
Heliopolis
Nanaia
Wells Fargo Express
King St
Alfred Benjamin & Co
the Kash Co.,ltd
Es UN Ny Cor
Fort and Hotel
Maclellan
Holloway
Wallachh
Board of Health
Tate
Lous
J. Hopp & CO
Lewers & Cooke
King Street
India
Japan
Hemphil
Pacific
Lima
Peru
Calbocs
Hugue
Washiroton, D. C
Hemphill
China
Roosevelt
Eames
New York, N. Y
Emma Eames
Julian Story
Blutte
Many
Wonut
Oxford
Manufacturers’ Shoe Co., Ltd
Fort Street
Tel
Main
Washington, D. C
Binger Hermann
Eve Thing
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co
Hawaiian Trust Company, Ltd
Port Rt. Aenolule
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