Fragmentary Hawaii Trade Ledger Entries
Incomplete OCR listing various items, amounts, and percentages. Mentions include 86 Haw. 0. & G. & B. Co, 40 Ewa, 30.60, 56 Hon. B. 923, 1000 Olea 4.00, 360 Olaw BA. 80, 104 dollars, Fao Firat z aH a Kwa, 20 78 cent, Honomu 14 percent, and 3 Al on.
Local Notices and Shipments Advertised in The Bulletin
The Bulletin advertises for sale a large and five cent work pad, shipping tacks, and carriage services to Hawaii. Notices mention the steamer Clau dine travel, piano lessons, and local arrivals and departures on the island. Governor’s report shows 24,889 pupils enrolled with 163 public and 66 private schools in the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuversaine
John R. Berfxtrom
Hergstrom Mane
P.O
Mra
A. F. Cooke
Wito
Ira
Rivenburgh
Ainditiay
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
J.D. Dole
Pamvenuer
Cary
Maui
Fabia Winer Ud
Mia
F. Thayer
Willivar
Honolull
Noonan
Vienna
Fontan
Will le
P. W. Rider
Aapot
Kakanko Mt
Hitlonian
A. Im. Fetteira
Joa
Peltetra
Motivira
M. Fetteira
John Fetteira
Frank Fol
Minn Paltotra
Sra. Puiietist
Lilla Loa
Berkeley
Hewall
Maurer'n Alster
Kawin Grky
Louly
Hono
Admiral Bebroe
Hilowo
Ella A. Fletcher
J. ‘Thayer
Hey Seyhew
Wade Fron Thayer
Mra Mluteher
New York
Haw
Ftl
Interior
Eagh
Main
Kilauea Activity and Global Seismic Links Cited
The report discusses rising activity at Kilauea and other volcanic centers, noting earthquakes in Mexico and Hawaii. It theorizes planetary alignments and celestial factors as drivers of volcanic activity while highlighting ongoing scientific investigation. The text reflects early 20th century speculation about volcanism and cosmic influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilaeva
Mexico
Hawaii
Colate Etthenet
Mas Wallan Commercial Sugar Plant Expands Grinding Capacity
The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Company at Mas Wallan reports completion of grinding with a large plantation of twelve of twenty five thousand acres under cultivation. News notes improved machinery, new wheels, higher capacity mills, and a progressive payroll with favorable conditions drawing enthusiastic support from workers and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhi
Maswallan Commercial & Sugar Company
FF Ballwin
Anil
Hawaii
Bette Tuution
Alden
Cuba
Fort Armstrong Named for General Armstrong
Washington ordered Fort Armstrong named in memory of General B C Armstrong born 1830 Maui. Kawhaukikui reef battery to be built on Waikiki side of channel to harbor, honoring Armstrong who served in Civil War and led a volunteer unit. His remains were interred at Hampton Virginia after death in 1903.
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Washington
Dickinson
Fort Armstrong
B.C. Armstrong
Waituku
Maui
Kawhaukikui Reef
Waikiki
Armstrong
George W. de Lonk
Grand Army of the Republic
Honolulu
Punahow
Hanes
Armatronig
Central Union Church
Armatrong
Hawaii
Willams College
Hinwolf
Fort Fehosil
Hampton Virgina
Armetrone
Grore
Hin
Bial
Etome
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M. McInerny Shoe Store
Honolulu Photo Supply Co
Everything Photographic
Fort Gtrest
Bear Hotel
Tara
the Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd
Naiian
TO Young
King Street
Alfred D. Cooper
Western Union
Lieber's Codes
Sydd Building
Wm. Williamson
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Heart Waterrose Trust
Sanctary
Gene
Motice
Gaby College
Ughida
Primo
Eer
Gale
Kilauea
Ae Silva
Toggery
Ster
Hawaian
Gen.armstrong
Old Gover
Riena Victorias
Panetel
Ben Alis
Lewis & Jian Islands
Bertains
Wire Bed Co
Kingay
Eapidiant Bide
Regal
Pat
King Colt
Lindsey
Regal Shoe Store
McCandless
Cor, King and Bethel Sts
Jordan