Fragmented discourse on party loyalty and reform debates
A garbled text fragment discusses Republican and Democratic tensions, pondering party harmony, leadership, and the role of interests in construction and policy. It mentions figures like Mab, Meyea, and John Wine, with scattered references to editors, committees, and civic tasks.
Hilo Seeks Hearing On Wharf Proposal Amid Officials Misunderstanding
Residents of Hilo press Governor for a hearing on the wharf proposal while noting officials misunderstand the scope of information shared. The superintendent of public works pledged to bring the matter before the public, but citizens fear insufficient disclosure and want a clear view of who profits and the scheme’s implications. They urge Capitol officials to ensure full debate before any waterfront action proceeds.
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Broad Wharf
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Republicans must act over party leadership turmoil
An open letter from Alfred D. Cooper criticizes Lorisn Andrews for centralizing Republican control in Manoa precincts. The piece alleges Andrews collaborates with Cohen and editors to influence nominations and defeat rivals and questions the rationale for his ongoing paid role and influence over party operations.
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Political Turmoil Plagues Manon Precinct Campaign
A wireless message accuses Loring Andrews of misuse of funds to fuel his campaign machine. It warns that manipulation of party delegates could lead to defeat for the Republicans and urges voters to express themselves independently at the polls. The text argues Andrews and organizers exploit money from others to sway the Manon precinct and county.
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Manon
Road work plans loom for Waialae and Nuuanu routes
City and County Engineer instructed to negotiate with the railway company and arrange a widening and repaving project on the Waialin and Nuuanu corridors. Residents along Nuuanu Valley push for land donations to extend a rapid transit line, while property owners near Nuuanu Street favor curb moves and safer driveways as surveys proceed.
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Honolulu
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Patinon Trial Reveals Forgery Case Details at Havana
The Paterson forgery trial centers on checks amid testimony about a benevolent fund and suspects including Garela, Lorex, and Hendry. Prosecutors seek to prove forgery and intent to defraud as witnesses describe money transfers and check handling.
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Virginian Quarantined Off Harbor After Paper Shortage
The Virginian, an American Hawaiiane freighter, is held in strict quarantine at the harbor after failing to present required vaccination and clearance documents. Ship officers and port authorities investigate presumed lapses while awaiting cabled instructions from the California port. The vessel carried a large cargo to Honolulu and was reported to have recently called at San Francisco and Seattle.
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Virginian
Raman
Odoral Quaranting Qarvior
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Seattle
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Bux Boon
San Diego
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Largest Yearly Cargo Arrives At Honolulu Harbor
The Linename the Jureeat ParRE cargo steamer Lurline arrived at noon with 1800 sacks and a variety of stores for the United States Quartermaster. Among passengers, Captain in meiuter arrived to command the schooner Atle Cooke. Several arrivals include Lurline bringing Chief officer M.A. Madson and others. Tarleton connected with the Ohait Railway Company arrived with family. nearly 5000 pounds of mail were received by the post office.
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Bulletin Business Office Phone 28a
Bulletin shows contact details for the business office and editorial room with room-specific phone numbers. It cites 28a for the business line and 185 for the editorial room, indicating two point contacts within the newspaper’s internal communications.
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