Women Smoking Debate Spurs Reform Talk in Cities
A long advocacy debate features Miss Gaston and committee members urging curbs on cigarette smoking among college women and the general public. The discussion covers private usage, theater sections, and calls for broader reform to counteract perceived moral decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garton
Miss Garton
Actronton
Geeral
Aellers
League
Longworth
Faye
May Botive
Pal Siew Gaston
Habalt
Hostan
Eowhall
Sears
Hele
Huey Gaston
Our Railroads Progress and Peril Reflections
A garbled report recalls railway statistics ending June 30, with figures on passengers carried and damages. It mentions the growth of railways and a stark line about fatalities, hospital needs, and large monetary totals, noting vast reach and financial stakes amid historical rail expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond Statietion
Keowets
York
Annapatin
Albany
Asia
Trust the People and Bonds Battle in Philadelphia
A garbled report discusses Philadelphia facing bond demand exceeding supply for a municipal issue. It notes talks with bankers including Morgan & Co and appeals to influential financiers, with Cleveland cited as a contrasting example and a public fund raise needing support from citizens rather than promoters or speculators.
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Santa Ano
Philadelphia
Cleveland
P Morgan & Co
Wilor
Iniaential
Amnoelvon
Junicipal
National
Reform Spirit Highlighted by Notable Figures
Fragmentary historical note mentions prominent leaders and reformers amid political discourse. Names appear garbled, with references to anti‑Charette sentiments and public figures in a 19th or early 20th century context.
Ohio in Balance and the 1905 Political Swing
An 1905 Ohio political analysis notes Taft and Roosevelt concerns, showing Republican losses in governor and congressional races. It compares Democratic gains under Harmon to Republican planks, citing scattered pluralities and a wind of tariff opposition. The piece highlights historical swings from Cleveland to Roosevelt, suggesting a volatile party mood in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Wue
Uryane
Hut Judson Harman
We Thie Sane
Harris
Dodgeview
Harmon
Ohio
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Rowbot
Hartson
Political currents and reform talk across states
Fragmentary prose discusses party strategy and voter sentiment, noting Republicans facing losses in Ohio and Tennessee. It mentions politicians at Beverly and Sagamore Hill, debates over conventions, referendums, temperance, and self-government debates, with emphasis on conscience and agitation across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciiheena
New York
Liberty's Problem in a Move Toward Personal Liberty
The text discusses a growing movement towards more personal liberty and hints at a warning against private citizens attempting to manage or influence private matters, suggesting a tension between individual autonomy and external control in political life.
Fragmented Text Reflects Political Rhetoric and Slavery Debate
The readable fragments discuss freedom and government power, citing Jefferson on helping others and comparing self interest to slavery. It cites concerns over whether society should aid others or preserve liberty, with a focus on collective responsibility and individual rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeiternon
Party Rules for Nomination Delegates and Voter Enrollment
The document outlines party procedures for nominating convention delegates and enrolling precinct members. It specifies voting hours on the first Saturday in September, from 7 to 7, with nominations open 7:10 to 8:00 and enrollments to be recorded by the precinct secretary, detailing eligibility and roll maintenance across precincts and higher party levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Lon
Chenteetinne Provident Fort
Miredaet Etme
Financial Worry in Hilo Seeks County Road and Bridge Funds
Contested from a page note, the Hilo board debates allocating county funds for roads and bridges across districts including South Hilo and North Kona. Shipman pushes to send the resolution to the appropriation committee, while Katni Wall insists on immediate action. Lewin defends the plan to fix essential county infrastructure with available revenue, citing road and bridge repairs as urgent amid claims of overruns on other projects and concerns over safety. Fernandes counters that roads and bridges need priority over schools and that damages to the Volcano studies and unsafe bridges in Mamakia justify earlier repairs. The discussion notes several districts awaiting funding and maintenance, with officials stressing timely work and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page Kotainis Ferosieet Aerseatation
Collewinn
Varione Ichitriebe
Bouth Hilo
North Hilo
Hamakia
North Kotala
South Kotain
North Kona
South Kona
Kau
Puna
Shipman
Katnl- Wall
Lewin
Fernandes
Mamakia
Castoria Advertisement with Signature and Misinformation Note
Fragmentary OCR text shows an infant care product Castoria and mentions a signature. The rest references a foreign minister and a vague admonition about duty and travel. Content is unclear and includes distorted words and phrases from multiple topics.
County Board Overseers Review Road Work Warrants
The Board examines claims for road work and materials in the Hawiatt County area. Auditors and clerks are authorized to certify warrants for all valid claims, with many estimates ranging up to 20,000 dollars. Monthly allowances remain around 11,000 dollars, with adjustments noted and overseers continuing verification of expenditures.
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Malta
Kathiwan
Hawatt Ap
Cima
Elaine
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Vening Bulletin
Bulletin Publishing
King Street
Hivalia
Terliaryal
Associated Press
R. Parrington
Inet
Territory of
Hawaii
Meres
Peniaftice
Habojut
Comicians
Wesday
Maurice Maeterlinck
Holy West
Jmrty
Cleese
Federal Cyigeration Ab
Campbell
Ile Rat
Keven Thurston
Gaston
America
Homes For Sale
Kalimuki
City
Kaimuki
Trent Trust Co., Ltd
Manoa Valley
Manoa
Bishop Trust Co., Ltd
Bethel Street
H. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd., Leading Jewelers
Fort Street
HEY
Kation
Beverly
Sagamore
Pate
Waterhouse Trust
Waikiki
Ranser Whiek
Ich Harpers
Ewe Fey
Winnadie
Hilo
M. Inwobsky
Te Rimssian
Kenig
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