Hassinger marks thirty six years in public service
John A Hassinger a veteran public servant has served thirty six and a half years across four regimes and two governments. He began in the Gastron service as Port Surveyor in 1860, rose to Deputy Collector in Honolulu, later served as Chief Clerk in the Interior Department, and held roles under multiple ministers and Collectors General. He is known as Uncle Johns among fraternal circles and for community service with the Volunteer Fire Department.
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John A. Hassinger
Department of the Interior
Hassinger
Honolulu
Customa Service
Custom House
Hawaiiau
Damon
Kabuku Ravob
Jamce Campbell, Jr
Interior Department
Samuel G. Wilder
Interior
Charles T. Golick
Republic
McKinley
Hawai
Warren Goodale
Wa. F. Allen
Hawsinger
Johns
Aso Mayon
Pythias
John A
Assinger
Voluntaer
Happy Memory
Boterix
Flag raising on Friday still in doubt amid office holder talks
Government in conference with Minister Sewall says the flag will go up on Friday the 12th though a firm hour is not set as cabinet members debate delays over island office holders. Admiral Miller to join Monday for a final planning session. Detachments aboard Lt Paul arrive Honolulu. Col Barber leads the expedition and man staff detail remain for duty as Stover leads from St Paul toward Manila.
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New York
Washington
Spain
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Ladrones
Philippines
Dewey
Madrid
China
Japan
Tts
Russia
Luzon
Manila
Sewall
Admiral Miller
Miller
U. S
Thos. H. Barber
First
New York Regiment of Volunteers
Honolulu
Wm. C. Langlitt
Bronson Winthrop
Lowia T. Griffith
P. M. Lydig
U. Volunteers
Lee Stover
South Dakota
St. Paul
South Dakota Volunteer Infantry
Leo Stover
13Th
Minnesota Volunteer Infantry
A. M. Diggles
1St Colorato Volunteer Infantry
Frank Qarrol
A. H. Bowman
1St
M. M. Walker
U.S. A
Lee Lin
Subsistence
JG Blaine
James G Blaine
Juntion Judd
Lam
Hamilton
Circuit Court of the First Circuit
Epublic
Hawaii
Newlands
Congress of
Circuit Court
Wiret Circuit
Oahu
Chained Chinaman Found in Queen Street House
Deputy Marshal Chillingsworth and officers answered white residents' complaints about a racket at a Queen Street Chinaman's house. In a dark back room they found a poor emaciated insane man chained by a heavy chain and four padlocks. He pleaded to be removed and was taken to the insane asylum for examination.
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Chillingsworth
Police Department
Queen Street
Knanes Committee Seeks Funds in a Sit-At-Once Demand
A fragmented note from the Knanes Committee of the One Hundred requests money and urges all members to speak at once, signaling a demand for immediate collective action and funding.
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Knanes Committee
Hawaiian nationalist societies file joint memorial
This morning Hawaiian nationalist societies presented a joint memorial to President Dole and Minister Sewall. Space limits prevent publication of the full text, but the purport has been given previously.
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Dole
Sewall
May Grab Samoa
Reports reached here by the Transport St Paul of trouble to Samoa between the German representative on one side and the American and English representatives on the other. The latter accuse the German of high handed action in several matters. The Call looks upon the matter as an attempt on the part of the German to grasp the Samoan lands.
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St. Paul
Samoa
French Chef Le Cant to Leave Hawaiian Hotel Kitchen
French Chef Le Cant, head of the Culinary department at the Hawaiian hotel, will depart for the coast aboard the Glenfarg to reopen his former restaurant in San Quentin. He has earned high praise, and his employers fear the loss of his skill. A new kitchen force arrives on the 20th.
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le Cant
Glenfarg
San Quentin
Bicycle Repairs and Cabling Tools Listed in Vendor Notes
A fragmented excerpt lists bicycle repair items including cones, axles, and sprmekorn along with references to orders and vendors. The readable text mentions components and tools in a garbled catalog-like line, indicating a trade note or inventory fragment from a shop or workshop.
Fragmentary Honolulu Cyclery item with garbled text
A damaged OCR fragment from a Honolulu Cyclery item mentions attention, a call to ropaben, and a frequent bike with a 14) Clay reference. It also notes a heavy past, checks at Exta halts and a phrase GOOD WOK in quotes, suggesting a disrupted local notice or brief item.
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Exta
Fragmentary 19th Century Drill Report From Philadelphia Units
Fragmentary OCR mentions artillery sections, bluejackets, marines, and parade drill. References Philadelphia units and Montena, with vague numbers and actions. Content is scattered, unclear, and partially unintelligible, but implies military drill details and unit composition.
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Philadelphia
Montena
Philadelphia Cw
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iGovernment
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WiIl
Raymond Salyer
U S Volunteera
Jiout LB Lawrance
Volunteer Signal Corps
South Dakote
Stover
Firat
John C Pox
PD McCirlion
J M Maury
Comwinsary
H Bagotaby
Frank Adwtice
J Maury
AL Session
John C Fox
EE Hawkins
C Danny
PD McClarlan
Bates
Hagerman
Roskil
Pueda
Wtae Yobgene
Berm
Prince Bismarckia
Royal
The
King Street
Dritt
Pield
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